A cardiac care unit nurse decides to gather relevant data about a myocardial infarction patient who has breathing difficulty and sever bradycardia. Which of the following would be the most relevant and suitable database?
A. Focused
B. Emergency ✓
C. Complete
D. Follow up

A 40-year-old man was admitted to a male medical department with pneumonia. A nurse in the department explained and obtained informed consent for a chest CT scan procedure with contrast. Which of the following ethical principles underpinning informed consent?
A. Autonomy ✓
B. Non maleficence
C. Beneficence
D. Respect

A mother of a patient who is on antipsychotic drug asked a doctor about some more detail about the drug. The doctor told the mother that her son is taking an atypical antipsychotic drug. Which of the following is an examples of this type of drug?
A. Thioridazine
B. Clozapine ✓
C. Chlorpromazine
D. Haloperidol

A 9-year-old child is admitted to the Emergency Department injury. The child is oriented to the place, person and time, spontaneously, obeys commands. The nurse is doing a ped Coma Scale (PGCS). Which of the following score the nurse should record? A. 3
B. 8
C. 12
D. 15 ✓

The child has been diagnosed with measles, and the nurse's instruction to his parents is to keep him home from school to isolate him and prevent the spread of infection to other children. Which level of prevention is this?
A. Primary level of prevention
B. Tertiary level of prevention
C. Intermittent level of prevention
D. Secondary level of prevention ✓

During her break time, the nurse was eating in the hospital cafeteria when she noticed a female colleague grasping her neck and unable to speak. which of the following maneuvers is the best to be performed by the nurse?
A. Epley
B. Heimlich ✓
C. Valsalva
D. Leopold's

During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for a 75-year-old man in the Emergency Department, the doctor introduced himself as a leader for the CPR. What is the most appropriate leadership style for this situation?
A. Autocratic ✓
B. Democratic
C. Bureaucratic
D. Laissez-faire

A nurse responsible for narcotic medication loses on ampule morphine. She reports the problem to nurse manager. Which of the following is the first thing she should say according to the SBAR approach?
A. I have lost one ampule of morphine
B. We should ask the nurse about the morphine
C. I think I left the lid of narcotics box open
D. We should open an investigation into problem

During a CPR of an admitted patient in cardiac arrest, a family member tasks the unit nurse to be at the bedside and say final words to their loved one. The nurse explains to the family member that the scene is very disturbing and the medical team is doing its job. the family member still insists in witnessing the resuscitation efforts What would be the most appropriate action by the unit nurse?

A. Allow family member to be at bedside
B. Wait and ask permission from team leader
C. Call security to escort family member out
D. Refuse because there is not enough space in the room

A patient treated an insect bite with traditional alternative therapy of row garlic juice caused strong skin reaction. The patient agreed not use it again after the nurse explained its harmful effects Which of the following is the best expression of the nurse's role?
A. patient's advocate
B. Resource person
C. Care planning
D. Caregiver

The nurse is assessing a 65-year-old patient, who reports the fatigue, weight loss, night sweats, and a productive cough with thick sputum The nurse should immediately initiate isolation precautions for which of the following?

A. Influenza
B. Pertussis
C. Bacterial pneumonia
D. Pulmonary tuberculosis

When a patient was first diagnosed with schizophrenia, one of his family members asked the nurse about th possible causes. The nurse said that one reason is that he may have had an excess secretion of a neurotransmitter. Which of the following neurotransmitters?

A. serotonin
B. dopamine
C. glutamate
D. endorphins

A 56-year-old man was admitted with complaint working for three days. The nurse is preparing to administer infusion of saline 1000 ml over six hours. What is the hourly infusion rate that the nurse needs to infusion therapy in mL/hour?
A. 155
B. 167
C. 190
D. 217

A nurse has just started total parenteral nutrition (TPN) as prescribed
for a patient with severe dysphagia low prealbumin levels. In one to two hours, the nurse should anticipate assessing the patient's:

A. Blood glucose level

B. Weight

C. Liver

D. Sno?

3-week-old newborn is diagnosed with Hirsch sprung disease which of the following preoperative care should include it in the plan of care?
A. Restricting oral intake to clear fluids
B. Administering a tap water enemax
C. Inserting a gastrostomy tube
D. Using povidone-iodine to prepare the perineum