Infection and Stress Management Quiz

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Infection and Stress Management Quiz

Explore your knowledge of infection-causing microorganisms and stress management techniques in this engaging quiz. Designed for healthcare professionals and students alike, enhance your understanding of critical medical concepts.

Test your knowledge with 14 multiple-choice questions
Learn about infections, stress coping mechanisms, and more
Improve your nursing skills and knowledge base

14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by CaringNurse512

...............are the most common infection-causing Microorganism. Several hundred species can cause disease in human & can live & transported by air, water, food, soil, body tissues and fluids.

Bacteria

Fungi

Protozoa

Viruses

Which of the following is considered a short-term coping mechanism:

Using daydreaming

Talking to some one

Eating healthy diet

Exercising

Miss A is preparing for her wedding; which of the following stressors Miss A. Most commonly is having:

Developmental

Internal

Situational

External

Hyperventilation characterized by which of the following:

Very deep rapid respirations

Very shallow respirations

Slow respirations

Absence of respirations

24.Miss J is used to arrange a schedule for her study to avoid stress associated with her exams (Tawjihi); this cognitive indicator of stress is considered:

Structuring

Problem solving

Fantasy

Suppression Clear my choice

Mr. A has an abdominal wound after surgery. As a Nurse, which of the following complication/s you might assessed Mr. A's wound for?

Dehiscence of wound

Color of wound

Length of wound

Appearance of wound

........... Loss of voluntary ability to control fecal and gaseous discharges through the anal sphincter:

Bowel incontinence

Urinary incontinence

Diarrhea

Constipation

Signs and symptoms of infection include all of the following except:

Fever

Bradycardia

Enlarged and tender lymph nodes

Pain

Which of the following situations that the nurse could use heat/cold therapy for the wound?

Open wound

Impaired skin

Closed wound

Impaired circulation

A client tells the nurse that he has sudden, strong desire to void. The nurse suspects the client is experiencing:

Nocturia

Urgency

Oliguria

Polyuria

Laboratory data that indicate the presence of an infection include which of the following?

Elevated white blood cells (WBC)

Decrease leukocytes

Decrease red blood cells

Decrease in erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)

The first priority nursing diagnosis for a patient with a wound in abdomen after surgery is:

Impaired skin integrity

Fluid volume deficit

Risk for infection

Body image disturbance

Infection and Stress Management Quiz

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