HP nursing Practice Set 57 | Interactive MCQ Mock Test

1. Which of the following is a primary purpose of the hospital discharge procedure?

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A. To ensure continuity of care after leaving the hospital B. To admit new patients immediately C. To assign a new hospital room D. To schedule laboratory tests

2. Which of the following is a primary purpose of the hospital discharge procedure?

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A. To ensure continuity of care after leaving the hospital B. To admit new patients immediately C. To assign a new hospital room D. To schedule laboratory tests

3. Which antiplatelet agent is preferred for stroke prevention in patients with aspirin intolerance?

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A. Tirofiban B. Abciximab C. Ticlopidine D. Clopidogrel

4. Which antiplatelet agent is preferred for stroke prevention in patients with aspirin intolerance?

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A. Tirofiban B. Abciximab C. Ticlopidine D. Clopidogrel

5. Which antiplatelet agent is preferred for stroke prevention in patients with aspirin intolerance?

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A. Tirofiban B. Abciximab C. Ticlopidine D. Clopidogrel

6. Which antiplatelet agent is preferred for stroke prevention in patients with aspirin intolerance?

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A. Tirofiban B. Abciximab C. Ticlopidine D. Clopidogrel

7. A person with blood group AB can receive blood from a person with blood group ______.

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A. O only B. A, B, AB, and O C. B only D. A only

8. A person with blood group AB can receive blood from a person with blood group ______.

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A. O only B. A, B, AB, and O C. B only D. A only

9. A person with blood group AB can receive blood from a person with blood group ______.

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A. O only B. A, B, AB, and O C. B only D. A only

10. A person with blood group AB can receive blood from a person with blood group ______.

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A. O only B. A, B, AB, and O C. B only D. A only

11. The most effective component of social mobilisation is:

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A. health camp B. community participation C. passive participation by healthcare workers D. community leaders keeping health information private

12. The most effective component of social mobilisation is:

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A. health camp B. community participation C. passive participation by healthcare workers D. community leaders keeping health information private

13. The most effective component of social mobilisation is:

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A. health camp B. community participation C. passive participation by healthcare workers D. community leaders keeping health information private

14. The most effective component of social mobilisation is:

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A. health camp B. community participation C. passive participation by healthcare workers D. community leaders keeping health information private

15. Which assessment finding should alert the nurse to the possibility of brain herniation in a patient with a nervous system emergency?

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A. Unilateral fixed and dilated pupil B. Bilateral constricted pupils C. Both pupils reactive to light equally D. Brisk pupil reaction to light

16. Which assessment finding should alert the nurse to the possibility of brain herniation in a patient with a nervous system emergency?

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A. Unilateral fixed and dilated pupil B. Bilateral constricted pupils C. Both pupils reactive to light equally D. Brisk pupil reaction to light

17. Which assessment finding should alert the nurse to the possibility of brain herniation in a patient with a nervous system emergency?

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A. Unilateral fixed and dilated pupil B. Bilateral constricted pupils C. Both pupils reactive to light equally D. Brisk pupil reaction to light

18. Which assessment finding should alert the nurse to the possibility of brain herniation in a patient with a nervous system emergency?

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A. Unilateral fixed and dilated pupil B. Bilateral constricted pupils C. Both pupils reactive to light equally D. Brisk pupil reaction to light

19. A pediatric nurse notices a child withdrawing during a family consultation. Which action can help encourage the child’s participation in the discussion?

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A. Ignoring the child to avoid discomfort B. Providing only written materials for review C. Expecting the family to interpret for the child D. Asking open-ended questions directed at the child

20. A pediatric nurse notices a child withdrawing during a family consultation. Which action can help encourage the child’s participation in the discussion?

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A. Ignoring the child to avoid discomfort B. Providing only written materials for review C. Expecting the family to interpret for the child D. Asking open-ended questions directed at the child

21. A pediatric nurse notices a child withdrawing during a family consultation. Which action can help encourage the child’s participation in the discussion?

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A. Ignoring the child to avoid discomfort B. Providing only written materials for review C. Expecting the family to interpret for the child D. Asking open-ended questions directed at the child

22. A pediatric nurse notices a child withdrawing during a family consultation. Which action can help encourage the child’s participation in the discussion?

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A. Ignoring the child to avoid discomfort B. Providing only written materials for review C. Expecting the family to interpret for the child D. Asking open-ended questions directed at the child

23. A community health nurse is developing a program to reduce the incidence of vaccine-preventable diseases in children under five years. Which approach best represents primary prevention in this scenario?

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A. Providing nutrition rehabilitation for children with vaccine-preventable diseases B. Treating children with vaccine-preventable diseases C. Organizing routine immunization campaigns in the areas D. Conducting early screening for developmental delays and immediate treatment options

24. A community health nurse is developing a program to reduce the incidence of vaccine-preventable diseases in children under five years. Which approach best represents primary prevention in this scenario?

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A. Providing nutrition rehabilitation for children with vaccine-preventable diseases B. Treating children with vaccine-preventable diseases C. Organizing routine immunization campaigns in the areas D. Conducting early screening for developmental delays and immediate treatment options

25. A community health nurse is developing a program to reduce the incidence of vaccine-preventable diseases in children under five years. Which approach best represents primary prevention in this scenario?

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A. Providing nutrition rehabilitation for children with vaccine-preventable diseases B. Treating children with vaccine-preventable diseases C. Organizing routine immunization campaigns in the areas D. Conducting early screening for developmental delays and immediate treatment options

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