Home Nursing Essentials Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Home Nursing Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Test your home nursing knowledge. par Ashley 1 What is the definition of a pressure injury? a Global skin infection b Allergic reaction to dressings c Localized tissue destruction due to restricted blood flow 2 Which device helps prevent pressure injuries? a Ice pack b Rigid splint c Air mattress 3 Which factor contributes to pressure injuries? a High ambient humidity only b Short rest periods c Prolonged pressure on tissue 4 Which is a common area for pressure injuries? a Elbows only b Face c Sacrum or heels 5 What scale guides pressure injury prevention? a Braden Scale b Glasgow Coma Scale c APGAR score 6 What is essential in preventing pressure injuries? a Only medication administration b Regular skin assessment c Ignoring turning schedules 7 Which action reduces friction and shear? a Raising temperature above 40°C b Pulling the patient by limbs c Use sliding sheets 8 What should you do when skin is at risk? a Remove skin entirely b Apply barrier creams as needed c Ignore signs of redness 9 What is a key purpose of wound dressing? a Removes all moisture b Induces infection c Protects the wound from infection 10 Which site is a key part of wound dressing setup? a Cotton candy b Sterile gauze c Non-sterile fabric 11 What is a typical sign of a surgical wound issue? a Hair loss on limb b Stroke c Infection risk at the site 12 What should be checked first when administering meds? a Right medication b Patient mood c Time of day only 13 What is a key step in medication administration? a Hand hygiene before preparation b Rushing administration c Skipping preparation 14 What should you do if a drug allergy is suspected? a Educate patient and hold medication b Administer a placebo c Continue as planned 15 Which action supports med safety at home? a Set reminders for doses b Double-dose every time c Skip doses 16 What is a hallmark of medication administration? a Delete notes b Documentation of the episode c Hide the records 17 What should you do after giving meds? a Ignore patient b Change the dose without order c Monitor for side effects 18 What is the purpose of caregiver education for meds? a Reduce monitoring b Improve adherence c Increase complexity 19 What does ‘first check’ refer to in meds? a Watching patient swallow b Checking the fridge c Verifying the medication 20 What should not be crushed unless instructed? a Some tablets b All liquids c All capsules 21 What is an essential step before med prep? a Ignore gloves b Skip washing hands c Perform handwash 22 What should be done if a patient reports allergy symptoms? a Consult prescribing doctor b Ignore symptoms c Stop all meds permanently 23 Which action supports wound infection prevention? a Keep the wound clean b Moisten with dirty water c Open dressing repeatedly 24 What is a common wound dressing tool? a Non-sterile scissors b Crushed glass c Sterile forceps 25 What is the role of wound site cleanliness? a Hide the wound b Prevent infection c Promote infection 26 What is a typical wound type example? a Clean cut incision b Sunburn only c Burnt toast 27 What is a key activity in wound dressing care? a Regular dressing changes b Change weekly without reason c Never change dressings 28 Which device aids turning for a patient? a Sliding sheet b Rigid board c Hardboard 29 Which is a sign to reassess a pressure injury? a New haircut b Stable status only c Worsening pain or color change 30 Which is a preventive measure for pressure injuries? a Ignore redness b Use barrier creams as needed c Skip skin checks 31 What does ‘skin assessment’ help determine? a Allergies only b Presence of pressure injuries c Heart rate range 32 What should be used to elevate legs for risk patients? a Supportive positioning b Only bed rest c No positioning changes 33 What is the focus of patient education about meds? a Color of pills b Sound of the bottle c Indications and side effects 34 What is a consequence of non-adherence? a Disease progression b Faster healing c Decreased symptoms 35 What should be documented after med administration? a No records needed b Only if there is a problem c Episode and outcomes 36 Which is NOT a typical med administration step? a Skip checking right time b Check right medication c Check dosage 37 What is the aim of home nursing education? a One-size-fits-all b Tailor to patient needs c Top-down only 38 Which action helps prevent med errors at home? a Mix meds together b Use pillbox for organization c Take at random times 39 Which wound feature indicates infection risk? a Normal color change b Healing scent c Unusual odor or discharge 40 What should be checked before replacing a med? a Right patient b Right room temperature c Right taste 41 Which is a valid education point for allergies? a Document known allergies for future b Ignore family input c Hide allergy info 42 What is a barrier cream used for? a To cure infections b Protect intact skin c To remove dressings 43 Which action relates to Braden Scale use? a Assess risk regularly b Score only once c Ignore scores 44 Which is a preventive measure for pressure injuries? a Overhydrating skin b Leaving patient still c Frequent turning and repositioning 45 What is essential after wound cleaning? a Let air dry without dressing b Use dirty cloths c Apply appropriate dressing 46 Which item is part of wound dressing supplies? a Non-sterile fabric b Used tissues c Sterile gauze 47 What does ‘turning schedule’ help prevent? a Hair loss b Vision changes c Pressure injuries 48 Which is a recommended med storage practice? a Keep in original container b Repack into multiple containers c Store in heat 49 What should you do if a med dose is missed? a Take double at next dose b Follow clinician guidance c Ignore and wait 50 Which nursing objective relates to patient education? a Marketing products b Ethical principles in care c Administrative tasks only 51 What is a typical sign of wound infection? a Pain-free healing b Redness spreading beyond wound c Dry skin around area 52 Which action helps ensure proper wound care? a Use aseptic technique b Reuse contaminated dressings c Use dirty tools 53 What should be done with small wounds at home? a Apply alcohol directly b Keep wound clean and dry c Cover with dirty cloth 54 What is the role of caregivers in home nursing? a Take sole responsibility for care b Support patient independence c Ignore patient input 55 Which is a hallmark of good documentation? a Only oral reports b Vague notes c Timely and accurate notes 56 Which is NOT a responsibility in med administration? a Alter prescriptions autonomously b Monitor effects c Check allergies 57 What ensures patient safety during meds at home? a Fast administration b Multiple simultaneous doses c Clear dosing instructions 58 What is a common home nursing ethical principle? a Overriding patient choice b Respect for patient autonomy c Disregard for rules 59 Which is a cue to reassess a med plan? a New symptoms or allergies b Stable condition only c No changes ever 60 What does ‘hand hygiene before preparation’ help with? a Branding meds b Infection prevention c Increasing shelf life 61 Which is a risk factor for pressure injuries? a Frequent bathing b Inadequate repositioning c Overhydration of skin 62 What should be used to protect bony prominences? a Heavy blankets b Pressure-relieving devices c Tandem cushions only 63 What is the goal of wound assessment timing? a Ignore progress b Track healing progress c Only initial check 64 What is a key step when removing a wound dressing? a Rinse with tap water only b Peel quickly without care c Follow aseptic technique 65 Which practice supports safe med use? a Assuming identity b Ignoring patient info c Verifying patient identity 66 What should be included in med checklists? a Right day only b Rights not needed c Right drug, dose, route 67 What is essential when documenting adverse effects? a Describe timing and severity b Skip time details c Only note if severe 68 How should you address non-adherence? a Punish patient b Ignore the issue c Discuss barriers with patient 69 Which item helps with skin integrity at home? a Heavy perfumed lotions only b Harsh soaps c Skin barrier products 70 What defines a clean wound dressing set? a Open containers b Used materials c Sterile components 71 Which is a key indicator to escalate care? a Normal healing milestones b No symptoms c Fever with wound redness 72 What does patient education on meds aim for? a Understanding and adherence b Confusion c Increased errors 73 Which action supports timely wound healing? a Keep wounds moist as advised b Dry them out completely c Expose to air constantly 74 What should be documented after turning a patient? a Only position b Time and position c Only time 75 Which is a medicolegal safety practice? a Documented checks and outcomes b Guesswork c Unrecorded actions 76 What is a sign to check for in med allergies? a Mild headache only b Sneezing only c Rash or swelling 77 Which factor improves home nursing outcomes? a Collaborative planning b Passive care c Isolated decisions 78 What should be done if a wound dressing sticks? a Do not force removal b Apply forceps forcefully c Pull hard to remove 79 What is the main purpose of monitoring meds? a Increase dose b Evaluate effectiveness c Stop monitoring 80 Which statement aligns with home nursing ethics? a Override preferences b Dismiss patient concerns c Respect patient preferences 81 What helps ensure patient safety at home? a Oral-only guidance b Clear, written instructions c Vague notes 82 Which is a non-pharmacological way to reduce risk? a Overhydration b Reducing hygiene twofold c Regular repositioning 83 What is a common wound care setting? a Laboratory only b Home nursing environment c Operating theatre 84 Which action supports safe turning? a Use turning schedule b Ignore schedule c Turn randomly

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Home Nursing Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par Ashley

What is the definition of a pressure injury?

Which device helps prevent pressure injuries?

Which factor contributes to pressure injuries?

Which is a common area for pressure injuries?

What scale guides pressure injury prevention?

What is essential in preventing pressure injuries?

Which action reduces friction and shear?

What should you do when skin is at risk?

What is a key purpose of wound dressing?

Which site is a key part of wound dressing setup?

What is a typical sign of a surgical wound issue?

What should be checked first when administering meds?

What is a key step in medication administration?

What should you do if a drug allergy is suspected?

Which action supports med safety at home?

What is a hallmark of medication administration?

What should you do after giving meds?

What is the purpose of caregiver education for meds?

What does ‘first check’ refer to in meds?

What should not be crushed unless instructed?

What is an essential step before med prep?

What should be done if a patient reports allergy symptoms?

Which action supports wound infection prevention?

What is a common wound dressing tool?

What is the role of wound site cleanliness?

What is a typical wound type example?

What is a key activity in wound dressing care?

Which device aids turning for a patient?

Which is a sign to reassess a pressure injury?

Which is a preventive measure for pressure injuries?

What does ‘skin assessment’ help determine?

What should be used to elevate legs for risk patients?

What is the focus of patient education about meds?

What is a consequence of non-adherence?

What should be documented after med administration?

Which is NOT a typical med administration step?

What is the aim of home nursing education?

Which action helps prevent med errors at home?

Which wound feature indicates infection risk?

What should be checked before replacing a med?

Which is a valid education point for allergies?

What is a barrier cream used for?

Which action relates to Braden Scale use?

Which is a preventive measure for pressure injuries?

What is essential after wound cleaning?

Which item is part of wound dressing supplies?

What does ‘turning schedule’ help prevent?

Which is a recommended med storage practice?

What should you do if a med dose is missed?

Which nursing objective relates to patient education?

What is a typical sign of wound infection?

Which action helps ensure proper wound care?

What should be done with small wounds at home?

What is the role of caregivers in home nursing?

Which is a hallmark of good documentation?

Which is NOT a responsibility in med administration?

What ensures patient safety during meds at home?

What is a common home nursing ethical principle?

Which is a cue to reassess a med plan?

What does ‘hand hygiene before preparation’ help with?

Which is a risk factor for pressure injuries?