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Lidija Zabulis 29 preguntas

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  1. 1Which action(s) would help prevent a patient from going into shock, and respond/treat it?
    1. Aminimizing pain
    2. Bproviding calm emotional support
    3. Cmaintaining normal temperatures
    4. Dall of the above
  2. 2Which of the following actions is appropriate in handling a patient who begins violent seizures?
    1. ARestrain the patient in any way possible
    2. BEnsure an open airway, by putting your hands into the victims mouth
    3. CAttempt to prevent patient from injuring themselves
    4. DAll of the above are true
  3. 3The medical term for temporary suspension of consciousness AKA "fainting" is:
    1. ACyanosis
    2. BLethargy
    3. CSyncope
    4. DVertigo
  4. 4Which of the following is associated with shock?
    1. ADecreasing pulse rate
    2. BDecreasing blood pressure
    3. CFever
    4. DFlushed face
  5. 5In calling for help, the proper communication methods of "ISBAR" the "R" stands for:
    1. ARecommendations
    2. BResponsiveness
    3. CReactions
    4. DRespirations
  6. 6When caring for a patient with epistaxis, the patient:
    1. AShould lie down quickly and tilt their head back
    2. BNeeds to be treated for life threatening decline and CODE needs to be called
    3. CShould lean forward and pinch their nostrils against the midline septum for 10-15 minutes
    4. DShould sit back, lift their head, and apply heparin gel inside the nose
  7. 7This seizure affects memory and behavior, and is in one specific spot in the brain.
    1. AAbsence petit mal
    2. BSimple partial focal
    3. CTonic grand mal
    4. DComplex partial focal
  8. 8The separation of layers from a surgical incision is called:
    1. APallor
    2. BDehiscence
    3. CUrticaria
    4. DHemostat
  9. 9Symptoms of a head injury include:
    1. ADecreased respiratory rate
    2. BLethargy and irritability
    3. CIncreased pulse rate
    4. DIncreased appetite/ thirst
    5. ETachypenea
  10. 10Which type of diabetes has a more common onset as juvenile/children?
    1. ANon-insulin dependent diabetes (NIDDM)
    2. BInsulin-dependent diabetes (IDDM)
    3. CHypoglycemia
    4. DGestational

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(Tests ) Patient Care Test sobre Emergency , creado por Lidija Zabulis el 03/12/2021.
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