#1
What is the main purpose of the ABCDE prioritization framework in nursing?
Assessing blood pressure
Prioritizing patient care based on vital signs
Organizing patient information systematically
Evaluating medication effectiveness
#2
In the context of nursing care, what does the term 'scope of practice' refer to?
The range of activities that a nurse is legally allowed to perform
The geographical area where a nurse is licensed to work
The number of hours a nurse can work in a day
The specific medical conditions a nurse can treat
#3
Which of the following is an example of a nursing intervention?
Recording patient vital signs
Ordering diagnostic tests
Prescribing medication
Making a medical diagnosis
#4
What does the acronym SOAP stand for in nursing documentation?
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan
Safety, Observation, Analysis, Prescription
Symptoms, Orders, Actions, Progress
Sequential Order of Analytical Procedures
#5
In the context of nursing research, what is a randomized controlled trial (RCT)?
Observing patient outcomes over time
A research design comparing interventions with random assignment
Interviewing healthcare professionals
Conducting surveys on patient satisfaction
#6
What is the purpose of a nursing care conference?
Discussing personal matters among healthcare professionals
Collaboratively planning and evaluating patient care
Conducting social activities within the healthcare team
Creating competition among nurses
#7
Which patient should the nurse prioritize first?
A patient with a history of hypertension complaining of a headache
A patient with a recent surgery reporting mild incisional pain
A patient with diabetes experiencing low blood sugar levels
A patient with a stable chronic illness requiring routine medication
#8
In a critical situation, what does the term 'triage' refer to?
Organizing patient records
Prioritizing patient care based on urgency
Administering emergency medication
Collecting patient feedback
#9
When using the SBAR communication tool in nursing, what does 'R' stand for?
Read
Request
Recommendation
Report
#10
What does the term 'patient advocacy' mean in nursing?
Promoting the interests and well-being of the patient
Advocating for higher nursing salaries
Lobbying for healthcare policy changes
Providing legal representation for patients
#11
What is the primary goal of the nursing process?
Administering medications
Evaluating patient outcomes
Promoting health and preventing illness
Recording patient demographics
#12
Which nursing action is an example of secondary prevention?
Administering vaccinations
Teaching proper nutrition
Screening for early disease detection
Managing chronic conditions
#13
What is the primary responsibility of a nurse during the initial assessment of a patient?
Administering medications
Establishing a rapport with the patient
Developing a long-term care plan
Documenting the patient's medical history
#14
In the context of nursing ethics, what is autonomy?
Respecting the rights of patients to make their own decisions
Maintaining a sterile environment in patient care
Ensuring equal treatment for all patients
Providing care without any errors
#15
In the context of nursing documentation, what is the primary purpose of a care plan?
Providing a chronological history of the patient's condition
Outlining the steps for a surgical procedure
Guiding the patient's care and treatment
Recording the nurse's personal observations
#16
In the context of nursing, what is the purpose of the therapeutic communication technique 'active listening'?
Providing medical advice
Demonstrating empathy and understanding
Minimizing patient talk
Maintaining silence during interactions
#17
What is the primary purpose of the Code of Ethics for Nurses?
Setting guidelines for patient care
Establishing nursing licensure requirements
Providing legal advice to nurses
Promoting the rights of healthcare administrators
#18
What is the primary role of the nurse in the evaluation phase of the nursing process?
Diagnosing medical conditions
Implementing care plans
Assessing patient needs
Determining the effectiveness of interventions