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A. Physician B. Barangay health worker C. Nurse D. Midwife 12. Upon assessment, the patient was referred immediately to a 25-bed-capacity hospital, which does not have any capacity to do intensive diagnostic examinations. You are a nurse in this hospital, which you know is a LEVEL _________. A. 3 B. 1 C. 4 D. 2 13. In the tertiary hospital where the patient was again referred, he was considered an emergency case. The nurse immediately called for a specialist who is ________. A. Neurologist B. Urologist C. Phlebotomist D. Nephrologist 14. After a thorough assessment by the physician-specialist, an order for an immediate stonogramwas made. The nurse was instructed to call which of the following section of the hospital? A. Operation Room B. Laboratory C. Intervention D. CT scan 15. After the procedure the patient was ordered for Lithotripsy, under spinal anesthesia. The nurse has to call the department of ________. A. Internal medicine B. Anesthesia C. Surgery D. Imagery Situation: An alert 67 year-old woman with diabetes mellitus is discharged from the hospital. A referral is made to a community nursingagency. You are asked to reinforce the teaching program startedin the hospital. The patient is using sulfonylurea compound tolbutamide (Orinase). 16. When the patient turned 69 years old. Orinase was discontinued and NPHinsulin is prescribed for her. After several months, she is determinedto be suffering from the Somogyi effect. Which of the following conditions will most likely result when the patient is receiving too much insulin? A. Developing an elevation of the blood glucose level B. Producing even more insulin C. Becoming resistant to insulin D. Conserving excessive amount of fluid 17. A few days later, the patient comes into the emergency department via ambulance stretcher and reveals a work-up of a blood sugar level at 800mg/dl, ketones are absent in the urine, she is dehydrated, and has an altered mental status. Based on the data, the patient is most likely suffering from what specific medical condition? A. Hyperosmolar nonketotic coma (HNKC) B. Diabetic retinopathy C. Acute renal failure D. Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) 18. Upon interview, the patient reported that she often felt nauseated,restless, perspired a lot, felt fatigued, and was often hungry when shewas younger. What do these signs indicate? A. Diabetic nephropathy B. Hyperglycemia C. Hypoglycemia D. Diabetic retinopathy 19. Upon further assessment, you noticed that she had many scratches on her right ankle, a resulting infection and cellulitis. When you ask her about the scratchesthe patient states. "Oh, my cat must have been using my leg as a scratching post again and I did not even feel it”. Which diabetic complications suspect the patient to have? A. Neuropathy B. Macroangiopathy C. Retinopathy D. Ephropathy 20. You should check the patient for suspect disturbed thought processes related to depressed metabolism and altered cardiovascular and respiratory status. What is the rationale for orienting the patient to time, place, date, and events? A. Shows improved cognitive functioning B. Provides reality orientation to patient C. Permits evaluation of the effectiveness of treatment D. Lets the patient identify the time, place, date and eventscorrectly Situation: Nurse Pat is a newly hired Registered Nurse together with 5 licensed graduate nurses coming from different regions. It is their first day of orientation in a big health facility. The continuing nurse educator started the session by projecting the organizational structure of the medical center. 21. Which of the following is the MAJOR PURPOSE of an organizational structure? It is a ______. A. blueprint representing committees for delegation of rolesand functions B. flow chart that shows interaction among members of major and minor groups C. framework of relationship of units, departments and channels of communication D. design that identifies roles, collaboration, interdependence between functions of people 22. Line and staff functions are identified in the presented Organizational Chart. What does line authority mean? A. Staff relationship in the organization is advisory in nature B. Staff mix of personnel reporting to the "Boss". C. Decisions are made from bottom to top in an organization. D. A direct responsibility over a subordinate within anorganization. 23. Which of the following statements is CORRECT of nursing service system in health care? A. Informed leaders are more effective than formal leaders in an organization. B. A shared governance tends to be controlling and with less autonomy. C. Institutional policies are more powerful tool in nursing practice than laws and regulations. D. A situational leadership style provides effective means in achieving patient outcomes. 24. The mode of nursing service delivery system is being revisited in respond to patient's outcome. Which of the following is NOT TRUE of themanager's role in the health care delivery system? A. Provides direct nursing care when needed. B. Manages resource utilization. C. Act as a liaison in litigation cases in court. D. Collaborates with members of the health. 25. Budgeting is an important aspect of financial management. When a unitmanager allocates expenses for unit supplies, stocks and medical-surgical supplies. This is considered _________. A. cash budget B. operational budget C. capital budget D. flexible budget. Situation: Mely, 68 -year-old, was admitted to the hospital because of decreased appetite, easy fatigability, dehydration and weight loss of about 15 lbs for the past weeks. She was examined by the physician and advised to be admitted. You are the nurse assigned to take care of her. 26. The physician ordered to start Ms. Mely on Total Parenteral Nutrition(TPN). What Is your INITIAL step to be undertaken PRIOR to thisintervention? A. Determine if the family can afford the whole treatment. B. Evaluate the tolerance of the patient to glucose. C. Identify allergies of patient to the supplemental nutrition. D. Assess the basic understanding of the patient regarding TPN 27. Choose from the following the primary goals of TPN? I. promote weight gain II. improve nutritional status 2 | Page
III. maintain muscle mass IV. establish nitrogen balance V. enhance healing process A. I, II, & III B. I, II, III, & IV C. I& II D. I, II, III, IV & V 28. When a patient is undergoing TPN, you have to monitor closely for the _______. A. serum creatinine B. potassium level C. serum glucose level D. sodium level 29. While Mrs. Mely is on TPN she suddenly complained of slight chest pain, dyspnea and appears cyanotic. You suspect that she is experiencingwhat possible IMMEDIATE complication? A. Sepsis due to IV line B. Air embolism C. Hyperglycemia D. Allergic reaction to TPN 30. What PRIORITY nursing action should you do with the presentingclinical manifestations of the patient? A. Report to the physician status of the patient at once. B. Take Blood pressure and respiratory rate. C. Stop temporarily the Total Parenteral Nutrition D. Administer Oxygen inhalation. Situation: Ms. Monina is a retired Community Health nurse in barangay SanPablo. Due to her commitment to the nursing profession, she has volunteered in their community to conduct health educationclasses. One Saturday morning, several patients who are hypertensive and with pulmonary health problems attended hersession. 31. Mang Luis, is a newly diagnosed patient with Chronic Obstructive LungDisease (COPD). Which of the following PRIORITY teaching instructionsshould he be given in relation to his condition? A. He should assume supine position when resting. B. Know early signs of respiratory infection. C. He has to be taught how to do Bronchial clapping. D. Family should be advised that patient should sleep in a warmroom. 32. Which of the following health interventions should be included in yourteaching plan for Mang Luis? A. Be on prolonged corticosteroid therapy. B. Lung exercises must be done with longer inhalation than exhalation. C. Reduce risk for infection. D. Have a high flow of oxygen administration. 33. Pulmonary Rehabilitation for COPD has a duration of at least 4 to 12weeks. Which of the following should be avoided while patient is having this program? A. Pursed lip breathing B. Smoking cessation C. Aerobic, upper and lower body conditioning D. Peripheral muscle wasting 34. Weight loss and Malnutrition are commonly observed among patients withCOPD. They should be taught to avoid ________. A. have full stomach even when in dyspneic condition B. keeping body mass between 21-25 kg C. a high caloric and high protein diet D. exercise one hour before and after eating 35. Which of the following energy conserving strategies should NOT be done by COPD patients? A. Exhale when pushing or exerting effort when doing daily activities B. Assume tripod position with elbows supported on the tablewhen shaving or combing C. Inhale when resting, sitting and lying down. D. Stand in front of the mirror while shaving or combing hair Situation: A housewife, appearing jaundice, complaining of abdominal pain,nausea and bloated sensation was rushed to the hospital. Thepatient was examined by the physician and ordered for admissiondue to a suspected stone in the gall bladder. You are the nurseon duty that day. 36. When performing an interview, which is the BEST initial question shouldyou ask when a patient is on pain? A. How often do you feel the pain? B. How would you describe your pain? C. Did you take any drug to relieve the pain? D. When did you first feel the abdominal pain? 37. Which of the following imaging test that uses transducer will be likely be ordered by the physician to detect gallstones? A. Computed Tomography B. Abdominal X-ray C. Abdominal Ultrasound D. Doppler sonography 38. The test revealed presence of gallstones and inflamed gall bladder. Thepatient was advised to undergo open cholecystectomy. This operationcompared to laparoscopic cholecystectomy are _________. I. invasive II. less pain III. longer recovery IV. shorter hospital stay A. I, II, & IV B. I & II C. I, II & III D. I & III 39. After 2 hours post-operatively, the nurse observed reddish drainage from the operative area of the patient. Which of the following nursingactions should you performed FIRST? A. Check if stitches from the operation have come apart. B. Check where is the source of possible bleeding. C. Cover the operative area with sterile gauze bandage. D. Put hand as a pressure on the operative area. 40. After several days in the hospital, the physician ordered for thepatient to be discharged. Which of the following is PRIORITYrestriction that you should emphasize when he goes home? A. Stool softener to induce bowel elimination. B. Driving while using narcotic drug. C. Take shower even if still with surgical drain. D. Lifting of objects not more than 10 lbs. Situation: Sarah, 18 year old, a teller from a bank is admitted to a tertiary hospital due to hypertension and frequent hematoma of the lower extremities every time she bumps herself in the workplace. The physician who examined her gave an impression of Cushingdisease. 41. Which of the following characteristics of Cushing disease is TRUE? I. The disease occurs in women between 20 to 40 year of age. II. The use of corticosteroids for multiple immune conditions is a cause of the disease process. III. Condition is aggravated by excessive production of ACTH. IV. The surgical treatment of choice in Transphenoidalhypophysectomy A. II & III B. I, II, & III C. I, II, III, & IV D. I & II 42. When one has a Cushing disease the focal structure affected is the __________. A. hypothalamus B. pituitary gland C. adrenal gland D. para thyroid gland 43. Which of the following clinical manifestations will NOT be a complaintfrom Sarah's condition? A. Edema of the extremities B. Poor wound healing C. Decrease libido D. Absence of growth in the pubic area 44. The attending physician ordered a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) topatient Sarah in order to validate the medical impression. This imaging technique is done to detect ________. A. hemorrhagic injury in the brain 3 | Page