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Healthcare Knowledge QuizVersion en ligne Medical ethics and clinical basics par BloomR 1 1) Which trend MOST contributes to increased hospital admissions? a B) Aging population b A) Young population c D) Increased exercise 2 2) Which population uses the MOST healthcare services per person? a D) Ages 85+ b B) Ages 40–60 c A) Ages 18–40 3 3) AI in healthcare is primarily used to: a B) Provide emotional support to patients b C) Support clinical decision making c A) Replace nurses 4 4) A smartwatch detecting AFib is an example of: a B) Telehealth b A) Oncotic pressure c C) Digital health technology 5 5) Rising drug costs mostly affect: a D) Nursing wages b A) Shopping malls c B) Government healthcare budgets 6 6) Ontario’s $91B health cost suggests: a B) The system is overfunded b C) The current model is unsustainable c A) Healthcare is cheap 7 7) Nurse shortages result in: a B) Lower workload b D) Higher burnout and safety risk c A) Reduced medication errors 8 8) With 50% mental illness prevalence, nurses must: a D) Refer all patients to psychiatry b A) Avoid discussing psychological symptoms c B) Treat mental health as routine and common 9 9) Which communication style is therapeutic? a C) “It sounds like you’re feeling overwhelmed — can you share more?” b A) “Don’t worry, everything is fine.” c B) “Stop thinking negatively.” 10 10) Which is an example of non-therapeutic communication? a A) Clarifying b C) Giving reassurance without listening c B) Validating feelings 11 11) Cultural competence means: a B) Having full knowledge of all cultures b C) Learning about and respecting cultural differences c A) Treating everyone the same 12 12) Cultural safety focuses on: a D) Healthcare being standardized b A) The nurse’s opinion c B) The patient feeling respected and safe 13 13) A nurse respecting a patient’s traditional healing practice is an example of: a A) Cultural imposition b B) Cultural safety c C) Cultural ignorance 14 14) Autonomy means: a B) Doing what benefits the nurse b C) Patient has the right to decide c A) Doing what benefits society 15 15) Nonmaleficence means: a A) Do good b B) Do no harm c C) Be truthful 16 16) Which ethical principle applies if a treatment may harm a patient? a A) Autonomy b C) Justice c B) Nonmaleficence 17 17) Patient refuses a treatment. Nurse must respect: a C) Beneficence b B) Autonomy c A) Nonmaleficence 18 18) Justice in healthcare refers to: a C) Fair and equitable treatment b A) Giving everyone the same c B) Giving everyone equal outcomes 19 19) Tachycardia means: a B) Normal heart rhythm b A) Slow heart rate c C) Fast heart rate 20 20) Dermatology refers to: a B) nerve pain b C) skin c A) bone cells 21 21) Hypoglycemia refers to: a D) high blood pressure b B) high blood sugar c A) low blood sugar 22 22) Bradycardia means: a C) high blood oxygen b A) slow heart rate c B) fast heart rate 23 23) “Patient feels no one listens.” Best response: a A) “You’re overreacting.” b B) “You shouldn’t feel that way.” c C) “I hear that you’re feeling unheard — can you tell me more?” 24 24) Standardized patient interview focuses on: a B) Building rapport b D) Confrontation c A) Rapid diagnosis 25 25) Which is an open-ended question? a B) “Does it hurt?” b A) “Are you in pain?” c D) “Can you describe how you’re feeling?” 26 26) Hyper- means: a B) slow b A) below c C) above / excessive 27 27) The term “subcutaneous” means: a A) inside the stomach b C) above the bone c B) under the skin 28 28) PRN means: a B) every day b D) as needed c A) every hour 29 29) Health equity means: a A) everyone gets identical care b D) care is optional c B) everyone gets care based on their needs 30 30) An Indigenous patient expresses mistrust due to colonial history. The nurse should: a A) ignore the comment b B) state “that’s irrelevant now” c C) acknowledge and validate their experience 31 31) The MOST likely consequence of nurse burnout is: a A) longer documentation time b C) increased medical errors c D) higher nurse retention 32 32) Which trend improves access to rural healthcare? a A) Aging population b B) Telehealth c C) Rising drug costs 33 33) Which statement is true about mental health in Canada? a A) Only 5% experience mental illness b B) Mental illness is rare c C) Half of Canadians will experience a mental disorder 34 34) A nurse intentionally listens, nods, and maintains open body posture. This is: a A) passive listening b C) distraction technique c B) active listening 35 35) Which action supports patient autonomy? a A) Ignoring patient choices b B) Educating patient so they can decide c D) Limiting options 36 36) “-ectomy” means: a B) pain b C) surgical removal c A) inflammation 37 37) Justice ensures: a A) equal treatment b B) favoritism c D) unpredictability 38 38) Cultural humility includes: a C) knowing all cultures deeply b A) assuming knowledge c B) accepting you always know less 39 39) If a nurse knows the right action but organizational barriers prevent it, this is: a A) autonomy b C) beneficence c B) moral distress 40 40) Which is an example of patient-centred language? a A) “The diabetic in bed 4” b C) Mr. Lee, who lives with diabetes c B) “The dementia case”

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Healthcare Knowledge QuizVersion en ligne

par BloomR

1) Which trend MOST contributes to increased hospital admissions?

2) Which population uses the MOST healthcare services per person?

3) AI in healthcare is primarily used to:

4) A smartwatch detecting AFib is an example of:

5) Rising drug costs mostly affect:

6) Ontario’s $91B health cost suggests:

7) Nurse shortages result in:

8) With 50% mental illness prevalence, nurses must:

9) Which communication style is therapeutic?

10) Which is an example of non-therapeutic communication?

11) Cultural competence means:

12) Cultural safety focuses on:

13) A nurse respecting a patient’s traditional healing practice is an example of:

14) Autonomy means:

15) Nonmaleficence means:

16) Which ethical principle applies if a treatment may harm a patient?

17) Patient refuses a treatment. Nurse must respect:

18) Justice in healthcare refers to:

19) Tachycardia means:

20) Dermatology refers to:

21) Hypoglycemia refers to:

22) Bradycardia means:

23) “Patient feels no one listens.” Best response:

24) Standardized patient interview focuses on:

25) Which is an open-ended question?

26) Hyper- means:

27) The term “subcutaneous” means:

28) PRN means:

29) Health equity means:

30) An Indigenous patient expresses mistrust due to colonial history. The nurse should:

31) The MOST likely consequence of nurse burnout is:

32) Which trend improves access to rural healthcare?

33) Which statement is true about mental health in Canada?

34) A nurse intentionally listens, nods, and maintains open body posture. This is:

35) Which action supports patient autonomy?

36) “-ectomy” means:

37) Justice ensures:

38) Cultural humility includes:

39) If a nurse knows the right action but organizational barriers prevent it, this is:

40) Which is an example of patient-centred language?