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1- According to the nursing process the (systemic gathering of information ) called :
a) Assessment
b) Planning
c) Implementation
d) Evaluation

2- Normal Pulse Rate in adult is :…………..beat/min.
a) (50-80)
b) (90-130)
c) (60-100)
d) (20-50)

3- The normal body temperature is …………….
a) (36.5-38.5)
b) (36.7-38.2)
c) (37.5-38.5)
d) (36.5-37.2)




4- Axillary’s temperature is …………degree lower than the rectal temperature:
a) 1
b) 0.5
c) 0.8
d) 0.2

5- According to the figure, arterial pulse site is :
a) Radial.
b) Temporal.
c) Carotid.
d) Brachial

6- dyspnea is :
a) absence of respirations
b) Difficult breathing
c) Rapid breathing
d) Slow breathing

7- Increased respiratory rate ,is called :
a) Bradypnea
b) Tachypnea
c) Hypoventilation
d) dyspnea


8- When the temperature is elevated, then this case is called:
a) Hyperthermia
b) Pyrexia
c) Fever
d) all of the above


9- How many minutes you must keep the thermometer under the tongue in oral route:
a) 2-3 minutes
b) 5-7 minutes
c) 7-10 minutes
d) 3-6 minutes


10- chronic cough is a :

a) cough comes on suddenly
b) cough has existed for long time
c) cough with sputum
d) cough without sputum




11- The method of choice for taking body temperature for an infant is :
a) Orally
b) Rectally
c) Axillary
d) All of the above

12- When you use the restraint , the patient position must be changed every :
a) 1 hr
b) 2hr
c) 3hr
d) 4hr

13- All of the following are clinical thermometer except :

a) oral thermometer
b) rectal thermometer
c) axillary thermometer
d) electronic thermometer

14- According to the figure , this restraint called :

a) Wrist
b) Vest
c) Waist
d) Half – bow knot



15- All of the following are a risk factor for skin breakdown except :
a) massage
b) Incontinent
c) immobility
d) obesity

16- All the follow are nursing intervention to prevent skin breakdown except:

a) Keep the sheet under the patient moist and warm
b) Ensure adequate nutrition and fluid intake
c) Report any signs of pressure to the charge nurse
d) When you see redness on skin wash the area and rubbed it with lotion





17- All of the following is true according to dressing except:
a) using sterile gloves
b) clean the wands by povidine – iodine
c) change the dressing every 24 hr
d) clean the wands from outside to inside


18- To insert a urinary catheter to child patient, which size you will use:

a) 6 - 8fr
b) 8- 10fr
c) 10- 12fr
d) 14-16 fr

19- Catheter used to drain the bladder for short period (5 -10 minutes) is:

a) supra pubic
b) indwelling
c) intermittent
d) all of the above

20- All the follow are nursing intervention to help the patient meet nutritional need except :

a) consider the patient food preferences as much as possible
b) assist the patient to select the appropriate food from the menu
c) Discus the advantage of following the diet.
d) Change the dressing immediately before meals


21- The advantage of open dressing is:
a) Absorb drainage
b) Protect the wound from contamination
c) Protect the wound from injury
d) All of the above


22- All of the following are abnormal causes of body fluid loss except :
a) Vomiting
b) Diarrhea
c) Urination
d) Bleeding


23- When you restrict the patient to the bed, you must change his position every……….hours.
a) one
b) two
c) three
d) four

24- Sterilization include elimination of :
a) Bacteria
b) Viruses
c) Parasites
d) all of them are right
e) all of them are wrong

25- When you want to use autoclave at 121° C, temperature, for how many minutes it will need to sterilize the items?
a) 5
b) 10
c) 15
d) 20

26- q.o.d main :
a) Intramuscular
b) As needed
c) Every hour
d) Every other day


27- Which of the following consider a route of drug administration:
e) I.M
f) I.V
g) P.O
h) S.c
i) All of the above are right


28- ‘b.i.d’, Means :
a) once daily
b) twice daily
c) three times daily
d) four times daily
e) every other day


29- Which patient of the following is not recommended to soak his legs?
a) diabetic patient
b) peripheral vascular disease patient
c) All of the above are wrong
d) A and B both are right


30- Continuous pressure over any body part will cause :
a) Diarrhea
b) Fever
c) Skin ulceration
d) All of the above are right




31- - The basic objective of wound care is to :
a) promote tissue repair
b) regeneration
c) A and B both are right
d) All of the above are wrong

32- - which of these factors in illness, which may alter food intake?
a) drug therapy
b) anxiety
c) loneliness
d) diet restriction
e) All of the above are right

33- - the diet of patient with elevated Blood lipids ‘hyperlipidemia’, is :
a) low salt
b) low fat
c) low sugar
d) All of the above are wrong
e) All of the above are right

34- - The specialist who responsible for patient’s nutritional needs in the hospital, called :
a) radiotherapist
b) dietrition
c) physician
d) practical nurse
e) physiotherapist


35- Which of the following urinary catheter gauge is used for adult male :
a) 10
b) 16
c) 18
d) 20


36- The Foleys catheter is an example on :
a) Intermittent catheter
b) Indwelling catheter
c) supra-pubic
d) all of the above

37- prn main:
a) Intramuscular
b) As needed
c) Every hour
d) Every other day

38- If the patient’s respiratory drive is absent or excessive, you must set the ventilator on :
a) assist mode
b) control mode
c) assist-control mode
d) SIMV mode
e) all of the above are right


39- the part of the body where organisms enter ,called:
a) reservoir
b) susceptible host
c) vehicle of transmission
d) exit from reservoir
e) portal of entry


40- All of the following are anions, except:
a) Cl
b) HCO3
c) K
d) SO4
e) PO4

41- The normal range of blood pH is:
a) (7.55-7.65)
b) (7.35-7.45)
c) (7.20-7.40)
d) (7.35-7.55)


42- All of the following are abnormal body fluid lost, except:
a) urine
b) vomiting
c) diarrhea
d) sever burns


43- Which of the following fluids consider electrolyte:
a) normal saline
b) lactate ringer
c) 5% dextrose
d) 5% dextrose in 0.9% sodium chloride
e) all of the above are right


44- The solution which contain Na, Cl, K, Ca, is called :
a) ringer lactate
b) 5% dextrose
c) 0.9 % sodium chloride
d) 5% dextrose in 0.9% NaCl
e) all of the above are right


45- You must discard any infusion solution bottle if the bottle is:
a) cloudiness
b) discoloration
c) exceed the expiration date
d) all of the above are right

46- You must change the injection site every:
a) 24-48 hours
b) 48-72 hours
c) 12-24 hours
d) 24-36 hour


47- Theses exercises which performed by the patient by pulling or pulsing against an opposing force.
a) active
b) passive
c) isometric
d) resistive
e) active assistive


48- Turning of a body part around the axis, called:
a) adduction
b) abduction
c) flexion
d) rotation
e) supination

49- All of the following items you should gathered before making the bed, except:
a) pillow cases
b) bedspread
c) sheets
d) K.Y. gel


50- When the temperature is elevated, then this case is called:
a) hypothermia
b) pyrexia
c) fever
d) (b or c) both are right


51- which of the following are an example on electrolyte replacement solution :
a) Lactate ringer
b) 5%dextrose
c) 0.9% sodium chloride
d) All of the above


52- the drop factor for adult ( macrodroper) infusion set is :
a) 15d/ml
b) 30d/ml
c) 60d/ml
d) 10d/ml


53- the drop factor for blood infusion set is :
a) 15d/ml
b) 30d/ml
c) 60d/ml
d) 10d/ml


54- the drop factor for microdroper infusion set is :
a) 15d/ml
b) 30d/ml
c) 60d/ml
d) 10d/ml


55- TPR and BP is abbreviation for:
a) Temperature, pulse, respiration and blood pressure
b) Temperature and blood pressure
c) Temperature and pulse
d) Temperature

56- The necessary equipment for measuring respiration is:
a-Watch
b-Stethoscope
c-Sphygmomanometer
d-(a+b)


57- The step in nursing process in which the nurse determines whether the care provided is appropriate and effective is:
a- Assessment
b-Evaluation
c- Implementation
d-Diagnosis


58- The step in nursing process in which the nurse identifies short and long term goals is:
a- Assessment
b-Evaluation
c-Implementation
d-planning


59- Data collection step in nursing process is:
a-Assessment
b- Diagnosis
c-Planning
d-Evaluation





60- Nursing entries in the clinical records (documentation) should include all of the following except:
a- Signature
b-Rank
c-Date and time
d-Age


61- The nurse took the patient temperature orally the reading was (38 C) how much this reading equal in Fahrenheit:
a- 100
b- 99
c-102
d- 103

62- When the nurse measuring the pulse she should describe the pulse for:
a-Rate
b-Depth
c-Quality
d-All of the above


63- Which of these reading considered as abnormal:
a- Oral temperature 37.2C
B-Axillary temperature37.6 C
c- Rectal temperature 37.5C
d- Blood pressure 100\60mmHg

64- The first step the nurse should do when fires occur is:
a-Activate the fire alarm
b- Turn off oxygen
c- Close windows
d- Use fire extinguisher


65- To prevent patient falls in hospital nurse should:
a-Place bed in low position
b-Keep side rails up
c-Advise pt to wear low healed shoes
d-All of the above


66- To prevent scalds and burns in hospitals the nurse should:
a-Place bed in low position
b-Keep side rails up
c-Advise pt to wear low healed shoes
d- Place hot liquids where the patient can reach them easily

67- Which of the following pts considered at risk for injury?
a- Elderly pt
b-confused pt
c-Adult
d-(a, b)

68- The place where the microorganism grows and reproduces is called:
a-Reservoir
b- Host
c-Vehicle
d-Exit


69- All of the following are physical methods of sterilization except:
a- Dry heat
b-Moist heat
c-Autoclave
d- Glutradehyde

70- The most dependable and economical method of sterilization is:
a-Dry heat
b-Moist heat
c-Autoclave
d- Glutraldehyde

71- Which of these liquid chemicals used in sterilization:
a- Glutraldehyde
b-Ethylene oxide
c-Ethan
d-(a,b)


72- The physician’s medication order should include:
a- Date
b- Name of the medication
c- Route of the medication
d- All of the above


73- Which of the following patients are at risk for skin breakdown :
a-Patient with urinary incontinence
b- Emaciated
c- Elderly
d-All of the above


74- The diet for patient with hypertension should be :
a- Restricted in sodium
b-Restricted in carbohydrate
c-Restricted in fat
d- All of the above





75- Which of the following fluid losses from the body considered abnormal:
a-Vomiting
b- Diarrhea
c-Bleeding
d- All of the above


76- The percentage of intracellular fluid in body is :
a- 1\3
b- 2\3
c- 3\4
d- 5\8


77- All of the following are hydration solution except:
a- 5% dextrose solution
b- 0.9 sodium chloride solution
c- 5% dextrose solution in 0.9 sodium chloride solution
d- Ringers lactate .


78- The physician has ordered you to infuse 3000 ml of normal saline over 8 hours your infusion set delivers 20 drop\ml . how many drops per minute should be administered?
a- 125
b- 130
c- 140
d- 33


79- Exercise carried out by the nurse without assistance from the patient :
a-Passive
b- Active
c-Resistive
d-All of the above


80- The state of being bent is called :
a- Flexion
b- Extension
c- Adduction
d- Supination


81- The purpose of exercise for the immobile patient is\ are:
a) To prevent contracture
b) To improve coordination
c) To stimulate circulation
d) All of the above



82- Which of the following factors will alter the patient food intake :
a) Drug therapy
b) Anxiety
c) Loneliness
d) All of the above

83- The diet for patient recovering from surgery should :
a) High in sodium
b) High in protein
c) High in fat
d) All of the above


84- Which of the following is physical method of sterilization :
a) Steam under pressure
b) Dry heat sterilization
c) Liquid chemicals
d) A + b
e) B + c


85- The affect of immobility on respiratory system include all of the following except :
a) Hypostatic pneumonia.
b) Atelectasis.
c) Impaired coughing
d) Orthostatic hypotension


86- lateral movement of the body part away from the midline of the body ,called:

a ) adduction
b) abduction
c) flexion
d) rotation
e) supination

87- the palm or sole is rotated in an upward position, called :
a) flexion
b) rotation
c) supination
d) pronation

88- consolidation and immobility of a joint ,called:
a) contracture
b) ankylosis
c) muscle atrophy
d) osteoporosis





89- (lack of stress on the bone and an increase in calcium absorption and weakening the bone) , called:
a) contracture
b) ankylosis
c) muscle atrophy
d) osteoporosis


90- the term used if the patient can breathe only when in an upright position is :
a) Orthopnea
b) Apnea
c) Tachypnea
d) Bradypnea


91- indwelling catheter used in :
a) following surgery
b) bladder injury
c) unconscious or incontinent patients
d) all of the above


92- the actual performance of the nursing interventions identified in the care plan ,called :

a) Implementation
b) Planning
c) Diagnosis
d) Assessment


93- the mode of mechanical ventilator used for the patient who is able to make an inspiratory effort but is unable to inhale an adequate a mount of air is :

a) assist mode
b) assist control mode
c) control mode
d) all of the above can be used

94- oral thermometer is an example on :

a) Clinical thermometer
b) Electronic
c) Disposable
d) *****








95- the method of choice to take body temperature for unconscious patient is :

a) Oral temperatures
b) rectal method
c) axillary
d) all of the above are used


96- Foleys catheter is an example on :
a) Intermittent catheter
b) Retention
c) indwelling catheter
d) b + c


97- all of the following are sources of fluid intake except :
a) The fluids we drink
b) Water in the foods we eat
c) Water formed by catabolism of tissues
d) skin


98- Any solution administered through a patient's veins must be :
a) Sterile
b) Pyrogen-Free
c) Free from Visible Particulate Matter
d) All of the above

99- the preferred Sites for veinpuncture are :
a) Cephalic
b) Basilica
c) antebrachial veins
d) All of the above

100- Pr main :
a) By mouth
b) Subcutaneous
c) Rectally
d) 4 time a day




((The end))

[عزف منفردة]

عندي محلوله بس ماني عارفه احمله ... واعطيكم اياهم .. بالورد

وترى السنه الماضيه ذاكرت منهم .. وجات كل الاسئله تقريبا منهم

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الي حابة تساعدني وتقولي كيف احمل الاسئله ببرنامح لاتبخل علي :106:

[عزف منفردة]

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هذا رابط .. وزين عرفت احمله :53:

بالتوفيق ..

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المشكله ماعرف ككيف اللي يعرف كييف يفييدها رجاء لاني ابي الاجووبه وشكرا

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ياعسل 82 سوال بس مو كامله الاسئله باقي 8 اسئله مو هي 100 افييديني


الله يجزااكي الجنه

[عزف منفردة]

مدري والله ياقلبي انتي ..
بس الي فوق ناسختهم ..
بدون اجابات .. كامله .. 100 سؤال

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مشكوره عزف

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اخذتهم ثنيناتهم مشكوره ياعسل بكل الاحواال:wink::106:

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