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1. The nurse is examining an 8 years old boy with tachycardia and tachypnoea. Which one of these non invasive tests can determine the extent of hypoxia?
Peak expiratory
Pulse oximetry
Pulmonary function test
Chest x-ray
2. The nurse is examining an 8 years old boy with tachycardia and tachypnoea. Which one of these non invasive tests can determine the extent of hypoxia?
Chest x-ray
Peak expiratory
Pulse oximetry
Pulmonary function test
3. Which measure would be most appropriate for the nurse to do to ensure that a child’s ET tube is correctly positioned?
Mark the tracheal tube at the child’s lip
Watch for yellow display o CO2 monitor
Inspect for water vapour in the tracheal tube
Auscultate for abdominal breath sounds
4. The nurse is caring for a child who is taking corticosteroids for systemic Lupus erythematosus. The nurse carefully monitors child’s condition because the nurse is aware that corticosteroids can have what major action?
They decrease renal function
They cause bone marrow suppression
They can mask signs of infection
They increase liver enzymes
5. A nurse has just administered medication via orogastric tube. What is the priority nursing action following nursing action?
Check tube placement
Retape the tube
Flush the tube
Remove the tube
6. An 8 years old girl was diagnosed with a closed fracture of the radius at approximately 2 PM. The fracture was reduced in the emergency room and her arm placed in a cast. At 11 PM her mother brought her back to the emergency room due to unrelenting pain that has not been relieved by the prescribed narcotics. What should the nurse do first?
Notify the doctor immediately
Apply ice
Elevate the arm
Give additional pain medication as ordere
7. The nurse has applied EMLA cream as ordered. How does the nurse assess that cream has achieved its purpose?
Gently poke the individual with a needle
Lightly tap the area where the cream is
Note any blanching of the skin
Assess the skin for redness
8. The parents of a 2 day old girl baby are concerned because her feet and hands are slightly blue. How should the nurse respond?
“Your daughter has acrocyanosis; this is causing her blue hands and feet”
“Let’s watch her carefully to make sure she does not have a circulatory problem”
“This is normal; her circulatory system will take a few days to adjust”
“This is vaso-motor response caused by cooling or warming”
9. The nurse is caring for a child who is experiencing acute renal transplant rejection. Which of the following most accurately describes the expected side effects associated with the first dose of muromonab-CD3?
Urinary retention, decreased apetite
Photosensitivity, GI upset
Cough hyperkalaemia
Fever with Chills, chest tightness
10. The ethical principle which shows obligation to tell the truth is-
Beneficence
Fidelity
Veracity
Autonomy
11. Acknowledging the performance of an employee is through the way of-
Self assessment
Performance appraisal
Rewards
Appreciation
12. Professional negligence is legally termed as-
Crime
Assault
Malpractice
Slander
13. Babinsky sign is considered as normal in-
Youth
Older adults
Adolescents
Newborn
14. Movement of an extremity away from the body midline is called-
Abduction
Adduction
Extension
Flexion
15. “Tracheostomy” is usually performed between the tracheal rings of cartilage of
Fourth and fifth
Third and fourth
Second and third
All of the above
16. The study of distribution and determinants of the disease is called-
Epidemiology
Entomology
Pathology
Community
17. Patient whose life is threatened and who is comatose is assumed to give what kind of consent for life sustaining treatment.
Expressed
Direct
Implied
Informed
18. Life style modification is an example for-
Primary prevention
Secondary prevention
Tertiary prevention
Primordial prevention
19. BCG vaccine is given-
Intravenously
Intradermally
Intramuscularly
Orally
20. Hydramnios is a condition where there is excess volume of
Amniotic fluid
Pleural fluid
Periotoneal fluid
Pericardial fluid
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