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WorksheetsTB, Asthma, COPD Quiz: Questions 21–40
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which of the following is a major symptom of active TB?
Slow heart rate
Coughing blood
Low blood sugar
Rash
When should the TB skin test (PPD) be read?
Immediately after injection
24 hours later
48–72 hours later
7 days later
What happens after a patient has a positive PPD skin test?
They automatically start treatment
They must get a chest X-ray
No further testing is needed
The test is repeated weekly
Which symptom is most commonly associated with TB?
Ear pain
Yellow skin
Fever, night sweats, weight loss
Leg swelling
What should a nurse wear for a TB patient?
Surgical mask
Face shield only
Gloves only
N95 respirator
Can a nurse wear any N95 mask?
Yes
No, must be fit tested
Only in winter
Only if matching scrubs
TB is primarily spread through:
Touching objects
Sharing drinks
Airborne particles
Hugging
Which lung structure is damaged in TB?
Trachea
Bronchi
Alveoli
Diaphragm
A person with latent TB:
Is contagious
Has symptoms
Has no symptoms and can't spread TB
Always needs hospitalization
Classic sign of asthma attack?
Low fever
Wheezing
Slow breathing
Rash
Purpose of rescue inhaler?
Long-term control
Quick relief
Treat infection
Stop mucus
Common asthma trigger?
Cold food
Gloves
Allergens or cold air
Water
COPD is often caused by:
Exercise
Loud noises
Smoking
Caffeine
Chronic bronchitis definition?
Cough <2 days
No mucus
Cough 3 months for 2 years
Only cough at night
Emphysema involves:
Narrow trachea
Alveoli destruction
Fluid in lungs
Fever
Device to confirm low oxygen?
Thermometer
BP cuff
Pulse oximeter
Glucose meter
Treatment to open COPD airways?
Antibiotics
Bronchodilators
Insulin
IV fluids
Why sputum culture is important?
Checks BP
Dehydration test
Confirms TB & drug resistance
Replaces skin test
