What is the volume that has been drawn up into the syringe? Please use the correct unit and write your answer to one decimal place

What is the volume that has been dispensed? Please use the correct unit

A Patient has been prescribed 0.75 g of paracetamol. What is the dose in mg

A patient has been prescribed 400 mg of phenytoin. How many tablets should be administered?

A patient has been prescribed 1 g carbocisteine solution. What volume should be administered? please use the correct unit

A patient has been prescribed 4 mg of diamorphine hydrochloride.
what volume should be drawn up for the injection?
Please use the correct unit and write your answer to one decimal place

A patient has been prescribed 40 mg of flupentixol decanoate.
what volume should be drawn up for the injection? Please use the correct unit

A patient has been prescribed levetiracetam suspension at a dose of 10 mg/kg. The patient weighs 70 kg
What volume should be administered? please use the correct unit

A patient has been prescribed 200 mg of phenytoin suspension.
what volume should be administered? please use the correct unit

A patient has been prescribed 0.6 g of ibuprofen. What is the dose in mg?

A patient has been prescribed pethidine hydrochloride at a dose of 0.5 mg/kg. Your patient weighs 70 kg.
what volume should be drawn up for the injection? please use the correct unit and write your answer to one decimal place

At what rate would you set the infusion pump to run?

At what rate would you set the infusion pump to run? Give your answer to the nearest whole number

At what rate would you set the infusion pump to run? give your answer to the nearest whole nymber

complete the following fluid balance chart to calculate if the patient has gained or lost fluid over a 24 hour period
total input:
total output:
balance:

A patient with neurological conditions began to show signs of mental disability, who should
attend to the patient?

How do you give fluid to an end-of-life patient at home?

A child tells you that she is being abused by her grandfather but tells you to keep it a secret.
What is the best response?

De-escalation can be used for which of the following?

Oropharyngeal airway is recommended, what is your first action?

A patient has anaphylaxis, which triage call room would he be in

Non-diabetic patient normal glucose level

Recognising and reporting any situations, behaviours or errors that could result in poor care
outcomes is called... Choose the correct option to complete the sentence

What factors are causing the greatest pressure to the NHS according to the five year forward
plan? Choose the correct answer

Why does a nurse accurately identify, observe and assess signs of normal or worsening physical
and mental health in a person receiving care?

What is the recommended weekly alcohol consumption for women in the UK?

A unit supports nursing students, how does a RN ensure that the students are competent to carry
out tasks that are delegated to them?

Which 2 medications are given to patients in end-of-life care to ease symptoms?

What is the color of syringe used to give medications via NGT?

Which checklist was released in 2009 to…in theatre?

Trafficking is what type of abuse?

A client has experienced a tonic/clonic seizure. They are now breathing normally and have
normal circulation, but they have not yet gained consciousness. What nursing action will
maintain their safety?

What is the first line of action in urinary retention?

A patient follows you on social media. What do you do?

What does key performance indicator measure?

In the last days and hours of a patient, any important discussions about the relative and family,
complete the sentence.

young hospitalised children are at risk to develop

most common emotion that person given a terminal diagnosis will feel?

recognising and reporting any situations ,behaviours or errors that could result in poor care outcomes is called

which pharmacological options are used for treatment of alcohol dependency

what support is offered to a 5 year old who has suffered a psychological trauma?

To which body do you report a communicable disease

studying past experiences to improve practice in nursing is

which helps identify hazards at work

which piece of information is it vital to ascertain from an adult patient who is at risk of self harm or suicide

what are the signs and symptoms of hypoglycaemia

A patient is returning home from hospital. She will spend several weeks in residential facilities,
followed by community support. In order to ensure a positive process, what action does a nurse
take?

Which of the following may not cause diarrhoea?

Staff has been late thrice in a week. What policy should the nurse in charge follow?

When undertaking research, what is the first step?

What is whistle blowing policy?

When does a nurse take patients weight?

Which of the following is group A controlled drug?

When should feedback be offered to a newly qualified nurse?

What legislation sets out clients right and nurses responsibilities when making informed choices
about medications?