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WorksheetsMidterm test
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 32mins
A patient who feels like the room is spinning is experiencing______________.
Nausea
Dizziness
Fever
Fatigue
A temperature above 38ºC is called___________.
Hypothermia
Fever
Chills
Sweating
Pain in the joints is______________.
Arthritis
Joint pain
Headache
Sore throat
A patient who cannot keep food down is____________.
Coughing
Vomiting
Sneezing
Sweating
Sudden, sharp pain in the abdomen is____________.
Cramp
Chronic pain
Acute abdominal pain
Tingling
A sign of dehydration is______________.
Excess saliva
Dry mouth
Rash
Weak pulse
A mild, continuous headache is____________.
Migraine
Dull pain
Sharp pain
Severe pain
Red, itchy patches on the skin are______________.
Rash
Cyanosis
Frostbite
Pallor
A patient who cannot sleep has________________.
Insomnia
Amnesia
Anorexia
Aphasia
Loss of appetite is____________________.
Anemia
Anorexia
Anxiety
Arthritis
A patient who coughs up thick yellow mucus may have_______________.
Viral infection
Bacterial infection
Sprain
Indigestion
Persistent sadness for weeks may be________________.
Migraine
Depression
Hypertension
Dandruff
Tingling or "pins and needles" is________________.
Numbness
Tingling
Chills
Fainting
A patient with swollen tonsils and difficulty swallowing likely has______________.
Sore throat
Back pain
Ear infection
Skin infection
A bedpan is used for____________.
Eating
Urination/defecation in bed
Washing hair
Measuring blood pressure
A commode chair is used for______________.
Mobility
Toileting
Cooking
Dressing
To clean the patient's body without water, a nurse uses___________.
Alcohol
Wet wipes
Shampoo
Toothpaste
A urinal bottle is commonly used by____________.
Female patients only
Male patients
Children only
Nurses
A shower chair helps patients with________________.
Eating
Safe bathing
Sleeping
Exercising
A walking stick provides____________.
Balance support
Hair care
Oral hygiene
Wound care
A walker (walking frame) is more stable than______________.
Wheelchair
Walking stick
Shower chair
Thermometer
For oral care, a patient needs________________.
Soap
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Comb
Deodorant
Grooming includes______________.
Brushing hair
Doing laundry
Cooking
Injecting medicine
To wash a patient's hair in bed, the nurse uses____________.
washbowl and shampoo
Toothbrush
Bedpan
Blanket
Skin care includes________________.
Moisturizing
Giving injections
Taking X-rays
Checking blood pressure
Nail care includes________________.
Cutting hair
Trimming nails
Brushing teeth
Checking vision
A washbowl is used for______________.
Dressing
Washing the patient
Measuring urine
Feeding
A patient with poor mobility may need______________.
Wheelchair
walking frame
Walker
All of the above
Before shaving a patient, the nurse should:
Apply cold water
Apply warm water or shaving cream
Use toothpaste
Use alcohol
A buzzer is used for.....................
Bathing
Asking for help
Feeding
Medication
When helping a patient walk, the nurse should stand:
In front of the patient
On the weak side
Behind the patient
On the strong side
Which section of the SOAP note includes the patient’s symptoms described in their own words?
Objective
Assessment
Subjective
Plan
“The patient reports sharp abdominal pain for 2 days.” This belongs in which section?
Objective
Subjective
Assessment
Plan
Which is an example of an objective symptom?
“My head hurts.”
“I feel dizzy.”
Temperature: 38.5ºC
“I feel tired.”
Which note is appropriate for the Plan section?
"I feel worse at night."
Pulse 120 bpm
Suspected infection
Start antibiotic therapy for 7 days
“The patient complains of nausea and vomiting.” This is _____________
Objective
Subjective
Assessment
Plan
“Skin warm, red, and swollen around the wound.” This is _____________
Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan
“Likely cause: bacterial cellulitis.” This belongs to ________________
Subjective
Objective
Assessment
Plan
Which item is NOT typically included in the Subjective section?
Pain level
Symptoms
Patient history
Laboratory results
Asthma is primarily a disorder of the _______________
Digestive system
Cardiovascular system
Respiratory system
Urinary system
Which of the following is a common symptom of asthma?
Abdominal pain
Rash
Wheezing
Fever
A typical trigger for an asthma attack is _______________
Drinking water
Walking slowly
Dust, smoke, or pollen
Eating vegetables
In asthma, the airways become ______________
Broken
Narrow and inflamed
Filled with water
Shorter
Which device helps deliver asthma medication directly into the lungs?
Thermometer
Inhaler
Stethoscope
Syringe
A warning sign of a severe asthma attack is ______________
Mild cough
Difficulty speaking in full sentences
Itchy eyes
Hair loss
Which organ is mainly responsible for filtering blood to form urine?
Stomach
Kidneys
Pancreas
Liver
The process of passing urine from the body is called
Defecation
Urination
Digestion
Excretion
Constipation means
Passing urine frequently
Difficulty passing stool
Passing blood in urine
Vomiting
The large intestine’s main function is to
Pump blood
Absorb nutrients
Absorb water and form stool
Make hormones
Which of the following is a common symptom of dehydration related to elimination?
Clear urine
Dark, concentrated urine
Frequent urination
Excessive sweating
Diarrhea is described as
Hard, dry stools
Loose, watery stools
Pain when urinating
Inability to swallow
The medical term for difficulty urinating is
Dysuria
Hematuria
Anuria
Polyuria
A commode chair is used to help patients
Drink more fluids
Bathe safely
Eliminate waste when they cannot reach the bathroom
Measure blood pressure
Which item is used for male patients who cannot get out of bed to urinate?
Sponge
Walker
Urinal bottle
Stethoscope
What should a nurse encourage to prevent constipation?
Low-fiber diet
Drinking plenty of water
Avoid all movement
Taking cold showers
I have got the ……… I have to go to the toilet all the time.
runs
pooh
stool
bowel movement
A stool or a motion is medical word for a …………
pooh
wee
pee
urine
Have you (a) water today?
When (a) the last time she passed a stool?
Has she (a) in any pain?
