NURSING & MIDWIFERY DEGREE QZ10

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Before administering digoxin to an adult, which assessment is particularly important? (Degree Practice Set 10)

A Visual acuity only B Shoe size C Apical pulse and relevant clinical parameters D Waist circumference only E Hair colour

A child with suspected meningitis has fever, neck stiffness and altered consciousness. What is the priority? (Degree Practice Set 10)

A Give only oral water B Urgent assessment, infection precautions as indicated, and prompt treatment C Encourage school attendance D Send home to rest E Delay until rash appears

1000 mL of IV fluid is prescribed over 4 hours. What pump rate is required?

A 500 mL/hour B 4 mL/hour C 125 mL/hour D 1000 mL/hour E 250 mL/hour

A patient with heart failure is acutely dyspnoeic, has SpO₂ 84%, diffuse crackles and pink frothy sputum. Which nursing priority is most appropriate? (Degree Practice Set 10)

A Encourage oral fluids rapidly B Encourage unassisted ambulation C Position upright, support oxygenation and activate urgent management D Delay intervention until chest X-ray E Place flat and elevate both legs

Which task is most appropriate to delegate to a trained support worker for a stable patient, according to local scope and policy? (Degree Practice Set 10)

A Developing the nursing care plan B Independent clinical diagnosis C Initial comprehensive nursing assessment D Administering high-risk IV medication independently E Routine hygiene and mobility assistance with clear instructions

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