A nurse reads a recent study to update her practice. This is an example of:
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7%
A. Medical research
71%
B. Evidence-based practice
15%
C. Quality assurance
7%
D. Primary prevention
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What is the nurse’s priority for a newborn with meconium-stained amniotic fluid and poor respiratory effort?
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A. Wipe the baby
72%
B. Start resuscitation immediately
11%
C. Wait for spontaneous cry
5%
D. Observe for 10 minutes
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What is the most accurate method for medication dosage in infants?
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84%
A. Based on weight in kg
6%
B. Based on age
7%
C. Based on body surface area
3%
D. Use adult dose with adjustments
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A preterm baby (30 weeks) is in the incubator. What is the most important intervention?
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A. Provide formula milk
84%
B. Maintain thermal regulation
7%
C. Allow room air exposure
1%
D. Start solid foods early
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A nurse notices central cyanosis in an infant. What is the next action?
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A. Document it
4%
B. Recheck after 30 mins
93%
C. Administer oxygen and notify physician
1%
D. Start IV fluids
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What is the best method to reduce infection risk in NICU?
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5%
A. Keep baby warm
3%
A. Keep baby warm
89%
C. Strict hand hygiene
3%
D. Use formula only
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A neonate with respiratory distress is grunting and nasal flaring. What does this indicate?
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A. Normal behavior
84%
B. Early sign of respiratory failure
3%
C. Colic
4%
Dehydration
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For phototherapy, what is the most important nursing action?
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A. Cover infant eyes
2%
B. Keep baby dressed
0%
C. Feed only water
5%
D. Limit light exposure
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A nurse gives a wrong dose to an infant. What is the first step?
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A. Assess the infant
2%
B. Inform the family
41%
C. Write an incident report
1%
D. Ignore if stable
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A baby born at 24 weeks is diagnosed with RDS. What is the priority intervention?
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A. Provide glucose
88%
B. Administer surfactant and support breathing
7%
C. Keep NPO
3%
D. Start early vaccines
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An infant is in pain after surgery. Which sign is most expected?
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A. Smile
88%
B. High-pitched cry and increased HR
3%
C. Quiet and calm
8%
D. Sweating and vomiting
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A patient fell while the assistant nurse was with him. What should the nurse do?
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A. Write the incident report on the assistant only
2%
B. No need for a report if there is no injury
86%
C. Write the incident report including both the nurse and assistant
1%
D. Blame the assistant verbally
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15. Patient with appendicitis — you lift the right leg and rotate the hip, and the patient has pain. What is this?
A. Blumberg sign
B. Obturator sign ✅
C. Murphy’s sign
D. Rovsing sign
A. Blumberg sign
B. Obturator sign ✅
C. Murphy’s sign
D. Rovsing sign
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A child with thalassemia is currently receiving oral iron supplements. Which of the following should the nurse recommend to enhance iron absorption?
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A. Increase calorie intake
7%
B. Decreases calorie intake
10%
C. Increase dairy intake
76%
D. Drink citrus juice
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A patient is prescribed 600 mL of IV fluid over 6 hours. The drop factor is 20 drops/mL.
The nurse sets the infusion pump at 30 drops/min.
Based on this information, what action should the nurse take?
A. Increase the rate to 40 drops/min
B. Maintain the current rate
C. Decrease the rate to 30 drops/min
D. Decrease the rate to 20 drops/min
The nurse sets the infusion pump at 30 drops/min.
Based on this information, what action should the nurse take?
A. Increase the rate to 40 drops/min
B. Maintain the current rate
C. Decrease the rate to 30 drops/min
D. Decrease the rate to 20 drops/min
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What is the primary nursing intervention for a patient with a severe head injury and suspected increased intracranial pressure (ICP)?
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A. Place patient in Trendelenburg position to improve brain perfusion
4%
B. Keep the head of bed flat and encourage coughing to stimulate circulation
83%
C. Maintain head in neutral position, elevate head of bed 30–45 degrees, and monitor neurological st
3%
D. Turn the patient side-to-side every hour to prevent pressure injuries
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What is the primary nursing intervention for a patient experiencing a tonic-clonic seizure?
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A. Insert a tongue blade to prevent tongue biting
73%
B. Loosen restrictive clothing, turn patient to side, and protect from injury
14%
C. Restrain the patient to prevent injury
4%
D. Administer oral antiseizure medication immediately
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