Nurse Quiz

1. When we check a patient’s vital signs, what does “BP” stand for?

A) Body Pressure B) Blood Pressure C) Brain Pressure D) Body Pulse

2. You know during emergencies, we often give oxygen. Do you remember the normal oxygen saturation level in a healthy person?

A) 60-70% B) 75-85% C) 95-100% D) 100-110%

3. If a patient is diabetic, which test gives us their blood sugar level instantly?

A) ECG B) Urine Test C) Glucometer Reading D) CT Scan

4. When giving an intramuscular injection, which angle is correct?

A) 15° B) 30° C) 45° D) 90°

5. Which of these is considered the most important for infection control?

A) Wearing shoes B) Hand washing C) Drinking water D) Wearing a stethoscope

6. You must’ve heard of CPR. What’s the full form of CPR?

A) Complete Patient Recovery B) Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation C) Clinical Patient Review D) Circulatory Pulse Reaction

7. What’s the normal range for an adult heart rate at rest?

A) 40-60 bpm B) 60-100 bpm C) 100-140 bpm D) 140-180 bpm

8. If a patient has difficulty breathing, what’s the medical term we use?

A) Anemia B) Dyspnea C) Hyperglycemia D) Tachycardia

9. Which site is most common for checking a pulse?

A) Brachial B) Radial C) Femoral D) Temporal

10. If a patient is running a fever, what’s the term we use?

A) Hyperglycemia B) Hypothermia C) Pyrexia D) Tachypnea

11. Which vitamin deficiency mainly causes rickets in children?

A) Vitamin A B) Vitamin B C) Vitamin C D) Vitamin D

12. What’s the first thing you check before giving any medication?

A) Nurse’s duty time B) Patient’s name and ID C) Room temperature D) Visitor pass

13. Which of these is NOT considered a vital sign?

A) Blood Pressure B) Temperature C) Pulse D) Blood Sugar

14. What’s the common site for intradermal injection like a TB test?

A) Upper arm B) Abdomen C) Thigh D) Buttocks

15. Which disease is known as the "silent killer" because it often has no symptoms?

A) Diabetes B) Hypertension C) Asthma D) Influenza

16. In case of burns, what’s the first immediate step you should take?

A) Apply oil B) Cover with blanket C) Pour cold water D) Give antibiotics

17. Which of these is NOT a symptom of hypoglycemia?

A) Sweating B) Shaking C) Dizziness D) High fever

18. When inserting a urinary catheter, which of the following is most important?

A) Wearing colorful gloves B) Singing a song to the patient C) Maintaining sterility D) Checking the patient’s Facebook

19. How often should you reposition a bed-ridden patient to prevent bedsores?

A) Every 8 hours B) Every 6 hours C) Every 2 hours D) Once a day

20. Which type of precaution is needed while handling a TB patient?

A) Contact precaution B) Droplet precaution C) Airborne precaution D) Radiation precaution

21. What is the normal range for blood sugar (fasting)?

A) 30-50 mg/dl B) 70-100 mg/dl C) 110-150 mg/dl D) 150-180 mg/dl

22. What does "prn" mean when written on a medicine chart?

A) Give after meal B) As needed C) Every hour D) Before bedtime

23. Which side effect is common when a patient is on antibiotics?

A) Fever B) Constipation C) Diarrhea D) Hypertension

24. If a patient says they are allergic to penicillin, what should you do?

A) Ignore it B) Double the dose C) Inform the doctor and avoid it D) Give penicillin anyway

25. Which of these is a symptom of dehydration?

A) Moist skin B) Frequent urination C) Dry mouth and lips D) Decreased heart rate

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