Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Text, Quizlet.

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Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Test, Quizlet.

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Category: Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Test, Quizlet.

While turning a bedridden patient, the nurse notices early signs of pressure injury. What is the first noticeable symptom?

(a) Skin is torn

(b) Non-blanchable redness over bony areas

(d) Pain while breathing

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Primary prevention of communicable diseases can be attained by

(a) Quarantine

(b) strict isolation

(d) antibiotics

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which of the following procedure is likely to be performed in a patient who manifests symptoms of meningitis ?

(a) culture and sensitivity of blood

(b) lumber puncture

(d) USG

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Components of paradigm of nursing includes

(a) The person, health, environment, and physician

(b) Health, theory, concepts, and physician

(d) Nurses, physician, health, and concepts

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Curved or coude catheters have:

(a) A rounded curved teeth

(b) A single lumen with a small 1 1/24 cm opening

(d) An inflatable balloon that encircles the tip near the lumen or opening

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A nurse in the critical care unit explains to the client and family regarding the future treatment and surgery options. Here nurse is performing the role of………….

(a) Advocate

(b) Caregiver

(d) Leader

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All of the following are principles of record writing ,EXCEPT

(a) accurate

(b) error -free

(d) data redundance

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Cracking of lips especially at the angle of mouth is…….

(a) periodontal disease

(b) halitosis

(d) sordes

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In postural drainage, anterior upper lobe can be drained by providing…………… position

(a) sitting

(b) lying supine with pillow

(d) right side lying with pillow under the chest

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The most important characteristic of a verbal communication is

(a) Appearance

(b) Clarity

(d) Posture

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Pus formation in the socket of teeth is……

(a) periodontal disease

(b) halitosis

(d) sordes

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Redness over the bony prominence of a bed ridden patient suggests

(a) ulceration

(b) bed sore

(d) wound infection

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Which among the following blood test is recommended to a client on heparin therapy?

(a) bleeding time

(b) clotting time

(d) activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT)

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Which of the following guidelines has to be followed when caring for bed sore?

(a) Wound must remain moist

(b) Tight packing of the wound

(d) All of the above

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A nurse preparing to measure blood pressure notices the cuff size is too small. What effect can this have?

(a) No change in reading

(b) Slightly lower reading

(d) Falsely high reading

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Discharge planning of the patient begins

(a) When the physician orders for discharge

(b) When patient starts showing positive response to the treatment

(d) At admission

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Which of the following symptoms would the nurse assess to determine the oxygen status of patient with iron deficiency anemia?

(a) Increased breathlessness but increased activity tolerance

(b) Increased breathlessness and decreased activity tolerance

(d) Decreased breathlessness and decreased activity tolerance

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Recommended duration for completing suctioning of tracheostomy tube is

(a) 5-10 seconds

(b) 10-20 seconds

(d) 30-45 seconds

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The patient has voided only 50-100ml of urine after the removal of foley;s catheter .What is the priority nursing action?

(a) check for bladder distention

(b) encourage fluid intake

(d) monitor I/O chart

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Find out the true statement regarding eye irrigation

(a) irrigate right eye first then left eye

(b) irrigate from outer canthus to inner canthus

(d) irrigate least infected eye first then more infected eye

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Irregular respiration characterized by apnea and hyperventilation is known as

(a) Cheyne-strokes respiration

(b) hyperventilation

(d) sighing

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All of the following are the goals of restraining the patient, except

(a) To prevent injuries due to fall

(b) To prevent self -directed violence

(d) to impose control on behaviour

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Anthelmintic enema is given to

(a) Soften hard fecal matter

(b) Destroy intestinal parasites

(d) Remove foreign particles from large intestine

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Burn injury, diabetic ketoacidosis will lead to ....

(a) respiratory acidosis

(b) respiratory alkalosis

(c)metabolic acidosis

(d) metabolic alkalosis

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Which of the following technique is appropriate for wound dressing

(a) medical asepsis

(b) surgical asepsis

(d) medical and surgical asepsis

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Flush is defined as a

(a) Sudden redness of the skin

(b) Bluish discoloration of the skin

(d) None of the above

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Discarded medicine, incineration waste and chemical waste are discarded in …… color bag

(a) yellow

(b) black

(d) puncture proof container

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Position given to the client while administering enema is

(a) Sim’s left lateral

(b) prone

(d) sitting

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The nurse compares the characteristics of acute renal failure with those of chronic renal failure and at the end selects acute renal failure .This process is called as

(a) Data collection

(b) Data interpretation

(d) Data clustering

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Varicose vein at or near anus is…..

(a) flatulence

(b) haemorrhoids

(d) dangling

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The most basic needs based on Maslow's basic human needs hierarchy is

(a) love and belonging

(b) safety and security

(d) self-actualization

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Clients are referred to as ‘residents’ in

(a) Day care centers

(b) Long term care facilities

(d) Custodial care center

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In barium swallow the type of barium used is...

(a) barium sulphate

(b) barium meta bicolpate

(d) barium citrate

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The preferred site for intramuscular injection with Z-track technique in an adult is

(a) deltoid

(b) vastus lateralis

(d) any one of the above

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Which of the following learning domain is required for a patient to learn crutch walking?

(a) affective domain

(b) psychomotor domain

(d) none of the above

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Patient is on continuous IV infusion develops edema at the IV site .It suggests..

(a) pain

(b) infiltration

(d) thrombosis

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Which of the following is the nurse's best legal safeguard?

(d) patient education

(a) collective bargaining

(b) competent practice

(d) patient education

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Palliative care means:

(a) pain relief

(b) emotional support

(d) general care

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Position of given to patient during sigmoidoscopy is.......

(a) supine

(b) prone

(d) left lateral

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Health promotion activities can include all except

(a) Balanced nutrition

(b) Habitual drinking of alcohol

(d) Safe sexual practice

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If wound eviscerations occur, the immediate nursing action is:

(a) cover the wound with sterile dry gauze

(b) leave the wound uncovered and pull the sikn edges together

(d) cover the wound with water -soaked gauze

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During oral care for an unconscious patient, the nurse should:

(a) Use mouthwash with alcohol

(b) Turn the head to the side to prevent aspiration

(d) Let the patient bite on the toothbrush

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A nurse observes that a confused patient keeps pulling out their IV line. What is the safest immediate action?

(a) Apply physical restraints

(b) Assign a sitter or move patient closer to the nurse’s station

(d) Ask the family to stay full-time

44 / 62

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Which of the following abbreviation indicates ‘twice in a day’?

(a) OD

(b) BD

(d) HS

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An agent which has the power to kill microorganism is

(a) antiseptic

(b) bacteriostatic

(d) disinfectant

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The most accurate method to check the position of a newly placed NG tube

(a) Placing an order for X-ray to check position

(b) Observing the colour of gastric contents

(d) Auscultating over the gastric area as air is injected into the tube

47 / 62

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When collecting a sputum sample for culture, what is the best time to collect it?

(a) After lunch

(b) Before sleep

(d) Anytime during the day

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Position used for flatus tube insertion is…..

(a) left lateral

(b) right lateral

(d) prone

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Commonly used solution for oral care include

(a) potassium permanganate 1:5000-1:6000

(b) hydrogen peroxide 1:8

(d) all of the above

50 / 62

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Poor oxygenation of the blood ordinarily will affect the pulse rate and cause it to become

(a) bounding

(b) faster than normal

(d) tachypnea

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Which part of the colon is the preferred site for permanent colostomy

(a) ascending colon

(b) transverse colon

(d) sigmoid colon

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Which nursing intervention helps prevent foot drop in a long-term bedridden patient?

(a) Massage with oil daily

(b) Use of a footboard or positioning devices

(d) Applying warm compresses

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After nasogastric feeding head end of the patient should be raised for

(a) 30-60° at least for 15 minutes

(b) 30-60° at least for 30 minutes

(d) 45-60° at least for 30 minutes

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Most commonly used steam inhaler is…..

(a) ultrasonic

(b) nelson’s inhaler

(d) marsh’s inhaler

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All of the following are the methods of physical examination, EXCEPT

(a) Auscultation

(b) History taking

(d) Palpation

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The client manifestations that are objective is

(a) sign

(b) symptoms

(d) syndrome

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Category: Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Test, Quizlet.

A physician orders 1000ml of normal saline to be infused over 8 hours .What is the flow rate a nurse has to set if drop factor is 15 drop per ml?

(a) 20 drops per min

(b) 24 drops per min

(d) 31 drops per min

58 / 62

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Code of ethics for registered nurse define the………..

(a) Uniformity of the care to all clients

(b) Principles by which nurses ‘provide care to their clients’

(d) All of the above

59 / 62

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Adequacy of collateral circulation before radial artery calculation is done with the help of…….. test

(a) Allen's test

(b) waber test

(d) cold test

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Which of the following nursing action is considered as malpractice

(a) Improper administration of medication

(b) Failing to notify a doctor when something is really wrong

(d) All of the above

61 / 62

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Cholagogues are drug used to………

(a) Increase the amount of secretion of bile

(b) Increase peristalsis

(d) inhibit peristalsis

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A nurse is assisting an elderly patient with a warm water bath. What should the nurse check first before starting?

(a) Whether the patient had breakfast

(b) If the bathroom light is on

(d) The patient’s heart rate

Your score is

The average score is 0%

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Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Text, Quizlet-6

Welcome to Quiz-6 of the Fundamentals of Nursing series! This short and focused quiz contains 10 multiple choice questions (MCQs) designed to test your basic nursing knowledge.

Perfect for quick practice and self-assessment, this quiz is useful for students preparing for NORCET, PSC Nursing Exams, NCLEX, DHA, HAAD, and other nursing entrance or licensing tests.

Take the quiz, check your understanding, and keep learning!

1 / 10

A nurse preparing to measure blood pressure notices the cuff size is too small. What effect can this have?

(a) No change in reading

(b) Slightly lower reading

(d) Falsely high reading

2 / 10

During oral care for an unconscious patient, the nurse should:

(a) Use mouthwash with alcohol

(b) Turn the head to the side to prevent aspiration

(d) Let the patient bite on the toothbrush

3 / 10

Which nursing intervention helps prevent foot drop in a long-term bedridden patient?

(a) Massage with oil daily

(b) Use of a footboard or positioning devices

(d) Applying warm compresses

4 / 10

When collecting a sputum sample for culture, what is the best time to collect it?

(a) After lunch

(b) Before sleep

(d) Anytime during the day

5 / 10

A nurse observes that a confused patient keeps pulling out their IV line. What is the safest immediate action?

(a) Apply physical restraints

(b) Assign a sitter or move patient closer to the nurse’s station

(d) Ask the family to stay full-time

6 / 10

While turning a bedridden patient, the nurse notices early signs of pressure injury. What is the first noticeable symptom?

(a) Skin is torn

(b) Non-blanchable redness over bony areas

(d) Pain while breathing

7 / 10

A nurse is assisting an elderly patient with a warm water bath. What should the nurse check first before starting?

(a) Whether the patient had breakfast

(b) If the bathroom light is on

(d) The patient’s heart rate

8 / 10

Find out the true statement regarding eye irrigation

(a) irrigate right eye first then left eye

(b) irrigate from outer canthus to inner canthus

(d) irrigate least infected eye first then more infected eye

9 / 10

Adequacy of collateral circulation before radial artery calculation is done with the help of…….. test

(a) Allen's test

(b) waber test

(d) cold test

10 / 10

Position given to the client while administering enema is

(a) Sim’s left lateral

(b) prone

(d) sitting

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Text, Quizlet-5

Welcome to Quiz-5 of the Fundamentals of Nursing series! This short and focused quiz contains 10 multiple choice questions (MCQs) designed to test your basic nursing knowledge.

Take the quiz, check your understanding, and keep learning!

1 / 10

The most important characteristic of a verbal communication is

(a) Appearance

(b) Clarity

(d) Posture

2 / 10

A nurse in the critical care unit explains to the client and family regarding the future treatment and surgery options. Here nurse is performing the role of………….

(a) Advocate

(b) Caregiver

(d) Leader

3 / 10

Components of paradigm of nursing includes

(a) The person, health, environment, and physician

(b) Health, theory, concepts, and physician

(d) Nurses, physician, health, and concepts

4 / 10

Which of the following symptoms would the nurse assess to determine the oxygen status of patient with iron deficiency anemia?

(a) Increased breathlessness but increased activity tolerance

(b) Increased breathlessness and decreased activity tolerance

(d) Decreased breathlessness and decreased activity tolerance

5 / 10

The most accurate method to check the position of a newly placed NG tube

(a) Placing an order for X-ray to check position

(b) Observing the colour of gastric contents

(d) Auscultating over the gastric area as air is injected into the tube

6 / 10

The nurse compares the characteristics of acute renal failure with those of chronic renal failure and at the end selects acute renal failure .This process is called as

(a) Data collection

(b) Data interpretation

(d) Data clustering

7 / 10

Cholagogues are drug used to………

(a) Increase the amount of secretion of bile

(b) Increase peristalsis

(d) inhibit peristalsis

8 / 10

Which of the following nursing action is considered as malpractice

(a) Improper administration of medication

(b) Failing to notify a doctor when something is really wrong

(d) All of the above

9 / 10

All of the following are the methods of physical examination, EXCEPT

(a) Auscultation

(b) History taking

(d) Palpation

10 / 10

All of the following are the goals of restraining the patient, except

(a) To prevent injuries due to fall

(b) To prevent self -directed violence

(d) to impose control on behaviour

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Text, Quizlet-4

Welcome to Quiz-4 of the Fundamentals of Nursing series! This short and focused quiz contains 10 multiple choice questions (MCQs) designed to test your basic nursing knowledge. Topics include patient care, safety, procedures, and essential nursing concepts.

Take the quiz, check your understanding, and keep learning!

1 / 10

Flush is defined as a

(a) Sudden redness of the skin

(b) Bluish discoloration of the skin

(d) None of the above

2 / 10

Anthelmintic enema is given to

(a) Soften hard fecal matter

(b) Destroy intestinal parasites

(d) Remove foreign particles from large intestine

3 / 10

After nasogastric feeding head end of the patient should be raised for

(a) 30-60° at least for 15 minutes

(b) 30-60° at least for 30 minutes

(d) 45-60° at least for 30 minutes

4 / 10

Discharge planning of the patient begins

(a) When the physician orders for discharge

(b) When patient starts showing positive response to the treatment

(d) At admission

5 / 10

Clients are referred to as ‘residents’ in

(a) Day care centers

(b) Long term care facilities

(d) Custodial care center

6 / 10

Health promotion activities can include all except

(a) Balanced nutrition

(b) Habitual drinking of alcohol

(d) Safe sexual practice

7 / 10

Code of ethics for registered nurse define the………..

(a) Uniformity of the care to all clients

(b) Principles by which nurses ‘provide care to their clients’

(d) All of the above

8 / 10

Which of the following abbreviation indicates ‘twice in a day’?

(a) OD

(b) BD

(d) HS

9 / 10

Which part of the colon is the preferred site for permanent colostomy

(a) ascending colon

(b) transverse colon

(d) sigmoid colon

10 / 10

Most commonly used steam inhaler is…..

(a) ultrasonic

(b) nelson’s inhaler

(d) marsh’s inhaler

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Text, Quizlet-3

Welcome to Quiz-3 of the Fundamentals of Nursing series! This short and focused quiz contains 10 multiple choice questions (MCQs) designed to test your basic nursing knowledge. Topics include patient care, safety, procedures, and essential nursing concepts.

Take the quiz, check your understanding, and keep learning!

1 / 10

Redness over the bony prominence of a bed ridden patient suggests

(a) ulceration

(b) bed sore

(d) wound infection

2 / 10

The patient has voided only 50-100ml of urine after the removal of foley;s catheter .What is the priority nursing action?

(a) check for bladder distention

(b) encourage fluid intake

(d) monitor I/O chart

3 / 10

The client manifestations that are objective is

(a) sign

(b) symptoms

(d) syndrome

4 / 10

The most basic needs based on Maslow's basic human needs hierarchy is

(a) love and belonging

(b) safety and security

(d) self-actualization

5 / 10

Which of the following learning domain is required for a patient to learn crutch walking?

(a) affective domain

(b) psychomotor domain

(d) none of the above

6 / 10

Position of given to patient during sigmoidoscopy is.......

(a) supine

(b) prone

(d) left lateral

7 / 10

Burn injury, diabetic ketoacidosis will lead to ....

(a) respiratory acidosis

(b) respiratory alkalosis

(c)metabolic acidosis

(d) metabolic alkalosis

8 / 10

Patient is on continuous IV infusion develops edema at the IV site .It suggests..

(a) pain

(b) infiltration

(d) thrombosis

9 / 10

which of the following procedure is likely to be performed in a patient who manifests symptoms of meningitis ?

(a) culture and sensitivity of blood

(b) lumber puncture

(d) USG

10 / 10

Which of the following is the nurse's best legal safeguard?

(d) patient education

(a) collective bargaining

(b) competent practice

(d) patient education

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Text, Quizlet-2.

Welcome to Quiz-2 of the Fundamentals of Nursing series! This short and focused quiz contains 10 multiple choice questions (MCQs) designed to test your basic nursing knowledge. Topics include patient care, safety, procedures, and essential nursing concepts.

Take the quiz, check your understanding, and keep learning!

1 / 10

Discarded medicine, incineration waste and chemical waste are discarded in …… color bag

(a) yellow

(b) black

(d) puncture proof container

2 / 10

An agent which has the power to kill microorganism is

(a) antiseptic

(b) bacteriostatic

(d) disinfectant

3 / 10

The preferred site for intramuscular injection with Z-track technique in an adult is

(a) deltoid

(b) vastus lateralis

(d) any one of the above

4 / 10

Pus formation in the socket of teeth is……

(a) periodontal disease

(b) halitosis

(d) sordes

5 / 10

All of the following are principles of record writing ,EXCEPT

(a) accurate

(b) error -free

(d) data redundance

6 / 10

Commonly used solution for oral care include

(a) potassium permanganate 1:5000-1:6000

(b) hydrogen peroxide 1:8

(d) all of the above

7 / 10

Cracking of lips especially at the angle of mouth is…….

(a) periodontal disease

(b) halitosis

(d) sordes

8 / 10

Varicose vein at or near anus is…..

(a) flatulence

(b) haemorrhoids

(d) dangling

9 / 10

Position used for flatus tube insertion is…..

(a) left lateral

(b) right lateral

(d) prone

10 / 10

In postural drainage, anterior upper lobe can be drained by providing…………… position

(a) sitting

(b) lying supine with pillow

(d) right side lying with pillow under the chest

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Fundamentals of Nursing Quiz, Mock Text, Quizlet-1.

Welcome to Quiz-1 of the Fundamentals of Nursing series! This short and focused quiz contains 10 multiple choice questions (MCQs) designed to test your basic nursing knowledge. Topics include patient care, safety, procedures, and essential nursing concepts.

Take the quiz, check your understanding, and keep learning!

1 / 10

Palliative care means:

(a) pain relief

(b) emotional support

(d) general care

2 / 10

If wound eviscerations occur, the immediate nursing action is:

(a) cover the wound with sterile dry gauze

(b) leave the wound uncovered and pull the sikn edges together

(d) cover the wound with water -soaked gauze

3 / 10

A physician orders 1000ml of normal saline to be infused over 8 hours .What is the flow rate a nurse has to set if drop factor is 15 drop per ml?

(a) 20 drops per min

(b) 24 drops per min

(d) 31 drops per min

4 / 10

Curved or coude catheters have:

(a) A rounded curved teeth

(b) A single lumen with a small 1 1/24 cm opening

(d) An inflatable balloon that encircles the tip near the lumen or opening

5 / 10

Which of the following guidelines has to be followed when caring for bed sore?

(a) Wound must remain moist

(b) Tight packing of the wound

(d) All of the above

6 / 10

Recommended duration for completing suctioning of tracheostomy tube is

(a) 5-10 seconds

(b) 10-20 seconds

(d) 30-45 seconds

7 / 10

Poor oxygenation of the blood ordinarily will affect the pulse rate and cause it to become

(a) bounding

(b) faster than normal

(d) tachypnea

8 / 10

Which of the following technique is appropriate for wound dressing

(a) medical asepsis

(b) surgical asepsis

(d) medical and surgical asepsis

9 / 10

Irregular respiration characterized by apnea and hyperventilation is known as

(a) Cheyne-strokes respiration

(b) hyperventilation

(d) sighing

10 / 10

Which among the following blood test is recommended to a client on heparin therapy?

(a) bleeding time

(b) clotting time

(d) activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT)

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Nursing MCQ subjects shown below.

PHARMACOLOGY MCQ-350+ MCQs

PSYCHATRIC NURSING MCQ-600+ MCQs

PEDIATRIC NURSING MCQ-800+ MCQs

MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING MCQ- 2200+MCQs

FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING MCQ-800+ MCQs

COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING MCQ-800+ MCQs

OBTETRIC & GYNECOLOGICAL NURSING MCQ-1100+ MCQs

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY MCQ-700+ MCQs

NURSING EDUCATION MCQ-150 MCQs

MICROBIOLOGY MCQ-250+ MCQs

NUTRITION AND BIOCHEMISTRY MCQ-300+ MCQs

NURSING RESEARCH MCQ-350+ MCQs

NURSING ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT MCQ-300+ MCQs