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Nursing MCQ

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Nursing Skills Quiz

Test your knowledge in nursing practices with our comprehensive quiz. This quiz includes 21 questions that cover essential topics ranging from infection control to patient assessment.

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21 Questions5 MinutesCreated by CaringNurse432

Hand washing is critical to infection control. Which one should you use if you had access to both?

Hand washing with soap and water

Hand washing using alcohol gel

Do you need to wash your hands before and after wearing gloves?

Yes

Only if hand are visibly dirty

If you have a needle stick injury you must

Suck it and cover it with a waterproof plaster

Make the wound bleed under running warm water before washing and drying thoroughly and applying a waterproof plaster and report it immediately

Put on gloves

How many links are there to the chain of infection?

What is the single most effective way to break the chain of infection?

Handwashing

Cleaning surface

Nutrition

Which kind of injury is most common when manual handling?

Headache

Broken limbs

Muscular skeletal

What does TILE stand for?

Task Identify Lift End

Task individual Load Environment

Task Incident Lean Environment

What compression to ventilation ratio should you use when giving CPR?

15:2

30:2

40:1

If CPR does not work you should use a Defibrillator if possible. What does AED stand for?

Automated External Defibrillator

Artery Eliminate Defect

Automatic Easy Defibrillator

How long can you leave someone in a recovery position, before you need to turn them to the opposite side

10 Mins

2 Hours

30 mins

Which one of theses is a form of Violence and Aggression?

Phyiscal

Verbal

Non-Verbal

All 3 answers

Student nurses are not allowed to take part in restraint? True or False

True

False

What is assault?

When someone intentionally or recklessly causes another to suffer

When someone accidentally hurts someone with no harm causes

What is Norovirus?

Bacteria

Viral gastroenteritis

Common cold/flu

What are the clinical features of Norovirus?

Stomach Cramps, Nausea, Diarrhoea

Runny nose and sore throat

Cough

What is the treatment for Norovirus

Antibiotics

Analagesia and rehydration

When recognising a sick patient we carry out a patient assessment by using ABCDE. What does A stand for?

Artery

Aggression

Airway

What is a normal heart rate for an adult?

20-40 BPM

200-230 BPM

51-100 BPM

How do you asses respirations?

Look, Listen and Feel

Push

Talk

What does Bradycardia stand for?

Slow pulse

Slow Respirations

Fast Pulse

Blood pressure reading has two values. What are the two readings.

Systolic and Diastolic

Cornary and Circumflex

Subclavian and Diastolic

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