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Clinical Multiple Choice Questions

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1. A priority nursing diagnosis for a patient with ulcerative colitis is...

High risk for infection
Diarrhea related to hypermotility
Imbalanced nutrition less than body requirement

2. The nurse would expect a patient in an early stage of severe Hypovolemic shock to exhibit...

An apical heart rate of 142bpm
A blood pressure 150/90mmHg
An output of 50ml urine per hour

3. Normally, the greater portion of circulating blood is located in the...

Large veins
Pulmonary vessel
Large arteries

4. Which one of the following surgery would be performed for Madam Otu who has cancer of the breast...

Salpingectomy
Mastectomy
Myomectomy

5. While caring for a patient who has undergone surgery under general anesthesia, the nurse should notify the surgeon if the...

Patient pushes the airway out
Systolic B/P drops from 130 to 100
Patient has a snoring respiration

6. Mama Yawa Yayra 65years is schedule to undergo a laparotomy at the Peki Government Hospital. Mama Yayra will go through the following stages of general anesthesia: I. Excitement II. Beginning anesthesia III. Medullary depression IV. Surgical anesthesia