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  • Which of the following is an example of a subjective assessment finding?

    A. Blood pressure of 120/80 mmHg
    B. Temperature of 38°C
    C. Pulse rate of 90 beats/minute
    D. Patient reports feeling nauseated

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    • What is the main purpose of changing a patient’s position regularly?

      . To increase appetite
      B. To improve vision
      C. To prevent pressure injuries and promote circulation
      D. To decrease body temperature

       

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      • Which nursing action best demonstrates respect for a patient’s privacy?

        A. Discussing the patient’s condition in the hallway
        B. Leaving the patient’s door open during examination
        C. Using a privacy screen or curtain during procedures
        D. Sharing patient information with friends

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        • What should a nurse do before administering medication to a patient?

          A. Ask another patient to confirm the medication
          B. Give the medication immediately after receiving it
          C. Verify the medication order and identify the patient correctly
          D. Leave the medication at the bedside

           

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          • Which action is most important when transferring a patient from bed to wheelchair?

            A. Raise the bed to its highest position
            B. Ask the patient to stand quickly
            C. Lock the wheelchair brakes
            D. Remove the patient’s footwear

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            • What is the most appropriate method for measuring oxygen saturation?

              A. Sphygmomanometer
              B. Thermometer
              C. Stethoscope
              D. Pulse oximeter

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              • Which vital sign should the nurse assess first in a patient who suddenly becomes unconscious?

                A. Temperature
                B. Blood pressure
                C. Respiratory status
                D. Pain level

                 

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                • Which of the following is considered a normal adult body temperature?

                  A. 34°C (93.2°F)
                  B. 37°C (98.6°F)
                  C. 39°C (102.2°F)
                  D. 41°C (105.8°F)

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                  • Which position is commonly used to help a patient who is having difficulty breathing?

                    A. Supine position
                    B. Prone position
                    C. Trendelenburg position
                    D. Fowler’s position

                     

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                    • What is the primary purpose of hand hygiene in nursing?

                      A. To improve skin condition
                      B. To remove visible dirt only
                      C. To prevent the transmission of microorganisms
                      D. To reduce sweating

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