(First Trail Exam)

1 Maintaining safety because of low blood glucose levels 2 Stop the administration of oxytocin
3 lying position 4 Increased heart rate with hypotension
5 Distal to proximal 6 Pressure ulcer
7 Prevent lipodystrophy of subcutaneous tissue 8 Active phase
9 Rubella 10 Diagnosis
11 Adjustment to extrauterine life is adequate 12 1000 × 15 ÷ 6 × 60
13 Time schedule 14 Hyperkalemia
15 Atelectasis 16 Observe chest movement for one full minute
17 Reaching over the sterile field 18 Administer oxygen via face mask
19 Staffing 20 Lidocaine
21 Tachycardia, dry mucous membranes, weight loss 22 Stage III
23 Hemorrhage 24 Protein, minerals, and vitamins
25 You Win–They Win 26 Food intake and exercise
27 A child with a colostomy 28 Increased urine output
29 Upper uterine portion 30 Blood and body fluid precautions
31 Minimize oxygen consumption which can aggravate the 32 Cardiothoracic echo
condition of the compromised heart of the mother
33 Dry carbohydrate food like crackers 34 Osteomyelitis
35 Replace the lost fluid and electrolytes 36 Hepatitis B vaccine
37 Lumbar puncture 38 Identifying learning needs
39 Physiological 40 Adapt position changes according to her situation
41 Cover the protruding organs with sterile gauze 42 Toileting habits
moistened with sterile saline solution
43 Physiological 44 Serum albumin level more than 3 g/dl
45 Write down the order and then read back the complete 46 Lamaze method
order to the physician
47 Women with a history of HPV 48 Check airway for patency
49 Evaluation 50 Pad the side rails of his bed
51 Early treatment for respiratory infections 52 Fullness of the breast and urinary frequency
53 Encourage him to avoid caffeine and nicotine 54 Prevent drying of the mucous membranes
55 Administer oxygen 56 Clean the external catheter surface by washing it gently
with soap and water
57 2,500 calories per day 58 A combination of knowledge, skills, behaviors, and
attitudes
59 The membranes must rupture 60 Heart rate, respiratory rate, and blood pressure
61 Delegation 62 Hypertension
63 Directing 64 Notify if urinary urgency, burning, or difficulty occurs
65 Redness, warmth, and tenderness at the incision site 66 Wheezing
67 Atelectasis 68 Bone fracture
69 Pulses, capillary refill, skin color, temperature, sensation, 70 Strictly follow the hemodialysis schedule
and motor function
71 Check tube placement 72 Backache
73 Having supine hypotension 74 Exhale through pursed lips to prolong expiration
75 Have the patient use an incentive spirometer every hour 76 Performing hand hygiene
77 Perform digital vaginal examination 78 Hand Hygiene
79 Ineffective airway clearance related to edema 80 Cord compression
81 A soft toothbrush should be used for mouth care 82 Serum magnesium level is 10 mEq/L
83 Covers the cord with a sterile dressing 84 Providing general information to reduce patient and
family anxiety
85 Backache 86 Palpate for the height of fundus and check firmness of
uterus
87 Assertiveness 88 25
89 Use the football hold position when breastfeeding 90 Fowler's position
91 Lower segment of the uterus with the edges near the 92 Start I.V. infusion of normal saline solution bolus
internal cervical os followed by a maintenance infusion
93 Cervix 94 146/88 when lying down and 130/78 when standing, and
reports feeling dizzy
95 Morning before meal 96 Ensure the scale is on a flat and stable surface
97 Elevating the head of the bed 30 to 45 degrees 98 Decentralization
99 Coughing and deep-breathing exercises 100 Use alcohol and keep the cord dry and open to air
 (Second Trail Exam)
1 Aspiration 2 Hand washing
3 Donning a mask 4 AB
5 Sunken fontanels 6 Cover the newborn's eyes with eye pads
7 Aspiration 8 Stage IV
9 Time schedule record 10 Wheezing
11 Discarding all syringes and needles in a puncture- 12 Acetic acid
resistant container
13 Employee 14 Ear pain
15 Ingestion of poison 16 Witness to the accident
17 To remove secretions and maintain airway patency 18 Prevents pooling of secretions
19 Absence of bowel sounds 20 Continue to breast-feed every 2-4 hours
21 Cut the umbilical cord 22 Hypervolemia
23 Metastasis 24 Low-lying placenta
25 An infected wound 26 Eating dry toast before arising
27 Vastus lateralis 28 20 weeks of pregnancy
29 Infections and obstructions 30 Ineffective airway clearance
31 Systematically rotate injection sites 32 Collect data
33 Tachycardia 34 Fetal
35 Sit the patient down, lean forward, and pinch the soft 36 Decreases skin irritation
part of the nose
37 Headache with blurred vision 38 2,500 gms
39 Sim's 40 Place the tablet under my tongue and let it absorb
41 Brachial 42 It greatly reduces the neural tube defect of the fetus
43 Bulging fontanel 44 Metabolic alkalosis
45 Norming 46 Milia
47 To protect both the staff and patients from becoming 48 Shoulder region
infected by one another
49 Provide small, frequent feedings using a specialized 50 A recent episode of pharyngitis
bottle
51 Shock 52 Increase fluid intake
53 Insulin 54 24 hours
55 Tachypnea and retractions 56 It can cause anaphylactic shock
57 Span of control 58 Concealed placental abruption
59 Modular method 60 Mrs. (Z) has heart disease
61 Deliver the fetus 62 Pleural space
63 Establish rules, procedures, and regulations 64 Escherichia coli
65 Breastfeeding technique 66 Knee-chest position
67 Check that the vulva 68 Explain the importance of the allergy test to the patient
69 Perform suctioning 70 1-2 inches
71 Perform physical assessment 72 Femoral pulse
73 Proper hand hygiene 74 Hematoma at the site
75 The infant turns the head toward the source of sound 76 120 mm of Hg
77 High blood pressure 78 Surfactant deficiency
79 Always before and after touching the patient 80 At or near the umbilicus
81 Risk of care fragmented 82 Menstruated seven days ago
83 Metabolic alkalosis 84 Impaired swallowing related to inflammation and
discomfort
85 Notify the obstetrician 86 Every 2 hours
87 The mother's name 88 Oral glucose tolerance test
89 Appearance of the placenta into the vagina 90 It is due to increased plasma volume during pregnancy
91 Dysmenorrhea 92 Increased pulse rate
93 Overwhelming task 94 Friction
95 150 BPM 96 Preeclampsia
97 Prevent nosocomial infection 98 Croup
99 Behavioral changes, sweating, and tremors 100 12 cycles/min

(First Simulation Exam)

1 Perform uterine massage 2 Touching only sterile surfaces with sterile gloves
3 4
5 Hold the dose and notify the physician 6 Assess the patency of the airway
7 8
9 Re-count all sponge 10 High protein diet
11 Sharing constructive feedback to enhance skills 12 Perform meticulous and frequent hand wash
13 Treating throat infection promptly with antibiotics 14 Elevating the head of the bed to 30-45 degrees
15 No vaginal examination and no vaginal pack 16 Placenta accreta
17 90 degrees 18 Ask her if she can pass flatus
19 14-24 c/m 20 Assess intake and output
21 Provide small frequent meals and chin-tuck while 22 Respecting cultural preferences and tailoring care
swallowing accordingly
23 Tachycardia 24 Diarrheal diseases
25 Physiological 26 5% concentration
27 Frequent feeding every two hours 28 Within 30 minutes after delivery
29 Informing only the patient or authorized personnel 30 Decrease sodium in child diet
31 Fowler's position 32 Pre-eclampsia
33 Use prescribed type, amount, and concentration of milk 34 Verify the patient's identity and crossmatch results
35 Breastfeeding the neonate at frequent intervals 36 4-7 cm
37 0.27 38 More than 500 mL
39 Early in the morning 40 Express disagreement clearly with evidence-based
reasoning
41 Energy conservation 42 Addressing the patient by their preferred name and
involving them in decisions
43 Wound dehiscence 44 No food or drink other than breast milk for the first 6
months
45 Good support of the perineum. 46 To relieve airway obstruction and keep airway patency
47 Provide clear, honest information empathetically 48 Inside mouth
49 Supine with the head extended 50 Report the issue to the supervisor after repeated
occurrences
51 To promote venous return and improve circulation to 52 At 1 year of age or when the first tooth erupts
vital organs
53 Frank breech presentation 54 Offer the child favorite warm liquid drinks
55 Avoid using ointments, lotions, or powders on the 56 38.9℃
affected area
57 Supine or Trendelenburg 58 It is caused by both viruses and bacteria
59 Monitors aseptic practices to avoid breaks in technique 60 Inspect pin sites for signs of infection
61 Orthopnea 62 Place a lubricated gel on the transducer
63 Air embolism 64 The placental examination reveals one umbilical artery
65 A patient with severe head trauma and no vital signs 66 Oral rehydration solution
67 Exposure to sunlight 68 No vaginal examination and no vaginal pack, only
69 Turn the temperature control dial between 30-32°C 70 Detection and correction of anemia for every pregnant
woman
71 Provide oxygen supply 72 Staying calm and executing clinical protocols effectively
73 Preoperative teaching 74 Applying pressure to injection sites
75 Sterile saline 76 The uterus is larger than expected
77 Calcium gluconate 78 Smoking
79 Checking the five rights (right patient, right drug, right 80 Hands of healthcare workers
dose, right route, right time).
81 Early detection and treatment of streptococcal infections 82 Closed sterile dressing
83 A superficial partial-thickness burn 84 Using proper body mechanics and asking for assistance
85 Cyanosis 86 Arriving early and preparing the room
87 Lubricate her nipples with expressed milk before feeding 88 Assess for maternal hypotension
89 Tachypnea and retractions 90 Listen actively and take steps to address concerns
91 Every 15 minutes 92 Placental abruption
93 Post-partum depression 94 Place the tube at the tip of the nose and measure by
extending the tube to the earlobe and then down to the
xiphoid process
95 Temperature and respiratory rate 96 Iron overload
97 Keep feet shoulder-width apart 98 Pulmonary crackles and peripheral edema
99 Is a high-alert medication. 100 Skin irritation and breakdown around the stoma
 (Second Simulation Exam)
1 Count the respirations for 60 seconds or one full minute 2 Maintain bed rest
3 The uterus fails to contract after delivery 4 Diabetic ketoacidosis
5 Two umbilical arteries and one umbilical vein 6 Mechanical ventilation
7 To measure patient's hydration and fluid balance 8 Reward system
9 Verifying patient's blood type compatibility 10 Check for proper placement of the feeding tube
11 Fetal heart rate of 180 beats per minute 12 Antecubital fossa
13 Organizing 14 Administer oxygen via face mask
15 Keep your voice calm and steady 16 The cervix is dilated completely
17 Working condition 18 Moisten the dressing if it sticks to the wound
19 Right Occipito Posterior 20 Elevate the limb and check color
21 Aspiration pneumonia from enteral feeding 22 Side-lying
23 The infant's apical pulse is 70 beats/minute at rest 24 Notify the physician immediately
25 Improve lung compliance 26 Respiratory rate
27 High Fowler's position 28 Lanugo hair
29 Acute hemolytic disease 30 It is the fetal movement that is felt by the mother
31 Heart sounds 32 Supine position
33 Diabetic ketoacidosis 34 Apply hand hygiene before & after patient contact
35 Intragroup 36 Touching sterile items with ungloved hands
37 It can cause hemolysis and affect test results 38 A softening of the cervix
39 Identification tag on the wrist or toe with patient's 40 Assessing patient's subjective report of pain
details
41 Monitor for bleeding and placental separation 42 Seizures do not occur
43 The cervix is dilated completely 44 Fundal assessment
45 Storming 46 Ensure clarity, accuracy, and timeliness
47 Change patient position every 2 hours 48 Vastus lateralis
49 Hirschsprung's disease 50 Fulfilling promises
51 Placenta previa 52 Scheduled absenteeism
53 The membranes must be ruptured 54 Monitoring fluid intake and output
55 Two hours after meals with orange juice 56 Set priority
57 Ensuring call bell is within the patient's reach 58 Placement in a warm environment
59 15 minutes after the transfusion 60 It involves swelling of tissues over the presenting part of
the skull
61 Hemolytic disease of the newborn 62 Pneumothorax
63 Atrial fibrillation 64 Report the refusal to the healthcare provider
65 To ensure effective pain management and improve 66 Monitoring for the passage of meconium each shift
recovery outcomes
67 Three to Fifteen 68 Open airway
69 Warm the child's extremities before venipuncture 70 Destruction of red blood cells
71 Apply pressure above the insertion site 72 Shortness of breath and crackles
73 Chadwick's sign 74 Active phase
75 Dry the neonate and place him under a radiant warmer 76 Monitoring daily weight
for 2 hours
77 It is non-irritating and promotes a moist environment for 78 An increase of 300 calories a day
healing
79 Tonic Neck Reflex 80 Due to reduced mobility and hypercoagulable states
81 Assess the fetal heart rate 82 Restrict fluid and sodium intake
83 Skin-to-skin contact with the mother 84 Initiating a gentle upward tap on the cervix
85 Theory Y 86 Supine position with a wedge under the right hip
87 As soon as possible 88 Oliguria
89 Adequate rest and monitoring liver function tests 90 Shortness of breath and pulmonary congestion
91 Monitoring oxygen saturation and airway 92 Elevating head of the bed to 30-45 degrees
93 Encourage the woman to be out of the bed 94 Completely dry alcohol before inserting the needle
95 Put the infant in the knee-chest position 96 At 1 week to 1 year of age, peaking at 2 to 4 months
97 A reduction in the warfarin dosage or a temporary hold 98 5.5 kg
on it
99 Assessing the patient's risk for falls and prevention 100 Fetal heart rate of 180 beats per minute