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WorksheetsFinal test for Nursing
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
Who prepares and serves food to patients?
Pharmacist
Cook or dietitian
Radiologist
Clerk
A radiographer works mainly with:
Blood samples
X-ray and imaging equipment
Food services
Hospital records
Who manages hospital staff and policies?
Administrator
Nurse
Pharmacist
Surgeon
A patient who feels like the room is spinning is experiencing__________________.
Nausea
Dizziness
Fever
Fatigue
A temperature above 38°C 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
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 patient who feels like the room is spinning is experiencing
Nausea
Dizziness
Fever
Fatigue
A temperature above 38∘C is called
Hypothermia
Fever
Chills
Sweating
Swelling in the legs or arms is called
Cramps
Edema
Vomiting
Constipation
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
If a patient’s heart is beating fast, they have
Hypotension
Hypertension
Tachycardia
Arrhythmia
A sign of dehydration is
Excess saliva
Dry mouth
Rash
Weak pulse
A mild, continuous headache is
Migraine
Dull pain
Sharp pain
Severe pain
A patient who cannot sleep has
Insomnia
Anorexia
Amnesia
Dyspnea
Which nutrient is the main source of energy for the body?
Protein
Fat
Carbohydrate
Vitamin
Which food is high in protein?
Rice
Chicken
Apple
Sugar
Vitamins and minerals are mainly needed to:
Provide energy
Build muscles
Regulate body functions
Increase fat storage
Which vitamin is produced when the skin is exposed to sunlight?
Vitamin A
Vitamin B12
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Fiber helps the body by:
Improving digestion
Increasing blood sugar
Building bones
Providing fat
Which food is rich in calcium?
Milk
Orange
Chicken
Rice
Too much sugar in the diet can lead to:
Strong bones
Weight gain
Better digestion
Muscle growth
Healthy fats are commonly found in:
Fried foods
Butter
Avocados
Candy
Which mineral is important for healthy blood?
Calcium
Iron
Zinc
Sodium
Drinking enough water helps to:
Cause dehydration
Remove waste from the body
Increase fat storage
Reduce digestion
Fruits and vegetables are good sources of:
Protein only
Vitamins and fiber
Fat
Sugar only
Which nutrient helps repair body tissues?
Protein
Carbohydrate
Vitamin C
Water
Eating too much salt may increase the risk of:
Low blood pressure
Heart disease
Strong teeth
Better digestion
Whole grains are better than refined grains because they:
Contain more fiber
Have more sugar
Are higher in fat
Have fewer nutrients
Which vitamin helps with wound healing?
Vitamin A
Vitamin B
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Protein is important for:
Bone color
Muscle growth
Water balance only
Energy storage only
Which drink is the healthiest choice?
Soda
Sweetened juice
Energy drink
Water
A balanced diet means:
Eating only vegetables
Eating a variety of foods
Avoiding all fats
Skipping meals
Which nutrient helps maintain healthy bones and teeth?
Iron
Calcium
Sodium
Potassium
Excess fat intake may increase the risk of:
Obesity
Dehydration
Infection
Anemia
Which food contains healthy carbohydrates?
White sugar
Brown rice
Candy
Soft drinks
Eating fruits daily can help prevent:
Vitamin deficiency
Weight loss
Muscle pain
Dehydration
Which nutrient is needed in small amounts but is essential for health?
Carbohydrates
Proteins
Vitamins
Water
Skipping meals regularly may lead to:
Better nutrition
Stable energy levels
Nutrient deficiencies
Improved digestion
Patient discharge means:
Admitting a patient to the hospital
Transferring a patient to ICU
Allowing a patient to leave the hospital
Giving emergency care
Discharge instructions are given to:
Hospital staff only
The patient and caregiver
The pharmacist only
Visitors
Which document is essential at discharge?
Admission form
Discharge summary
Consent form
Incident report
Before discharge, the nurse should first:
Call housekeeping
Assess the patient’s condition
Remove hospital equipment
Collect hospital fees
Medication instructions at discharge should include:
Brand names only
Dosage and schedule
Cost of medicine
Manufacturer
A patient should be discharged when:
Symptoms worsen
The patient requests it
The doctor determines the patient is stable
The bed is needed
Who usually writes the discharge order?
Nurse
Pharmacist
Physician
Receptionist
Follow-up appointments are arranged to:
Reduce hospital costs
Monitor recovery
Increase hospital stay
Replace medications
Which is part of discharge teaching?
Hospital rules
Diet and activity instructions
Staff schedules
Room assignment
The “teach-back” method is used to:
Test the nurse
Ensure patient understanding
Reduce paperwork
Speed up discharge
Which patient requires special discharge planning?
Young healthy adult
Patient with chronic illness
Visitor
Hospital staff
Home care instructions should be:
Complex and detailed
Written only
Clear and simple
Given to staff only
A patient should contact the hospital after discharge if:
They feel bored
Symptoms worsen
They miss staff
They finish medication
Which professional often coordinates discharge planning?
Cleaner
Social worker or case manager
Security guard
Technician
Discharge planning should begin:
On the day of discharge
After symptoms worsen
At admission
After payment
Who may receive discharge instructions if the patient cannot?
Hospital manager
family member
Another patient
Visitor
Fruits and vegetables are good sources of...............
Protein only
Vitamins and fiber
Sugar only
Fat
21.
Before discharge, the nurse should first.............
What is the purpose of the Pediatrics department?
What is the purpose of the Obstetrics department?
it cares for women only at the begining of pregnancy
it cares for women through all stages of pregnancy
it cares for women at the last stage of pregnancy
it does not care for women through all stages of pregnancy
What is the purpose of the Pathology department?
it provides healthcare from birth to childhood
it tests samples for all departments
it creates CT scans for all departments
it performs routine procedures
The person who fills out the admission form is often called:
Surgeon
Receptionist
Laboratory technician
Pharmacist
The admission form includes:
Medical history and personal details
Nurse’s schedule
Hospital menu
Doctor’s license
