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Nursing COC Exam  

Nursing COC Exam  

1. A pregnant woman, 16 weeks into her pregnancy, presents to an emergency room unconscious for an hour. She has heavy vaginal bleeding and pale conjunctiva. Her blood pressure is 80/50 mmHg, pulse rate is 110/min, respiration is 14/min, and temperature is 37.2°C. What's the most appropriate original intervention?

A. Administer oxygen 6 L/min through nasal cannula.

B. Monitor fluid intake and urine output.

C. Give Penicillin G 2 million units IM

D. Begin with normal saline 1 L in 15 min IV. 2. A 32-year-old male patient was admitted to a hospital isolation room with a diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis.

A nurse attending to the patient noted that the patient appeared angry and understood that his response was a nominal reaction to isolation. The stylish nursing intervention in the below scenario  

A. Explain the rationale for the procedures and provide meaningful stimulation.

B. Prevent the patient from becoming angry.

C. Reducing the threat of infection by limiting family visits.

D, Provide a quiet room to calm the patient. A 23-year-old man was admitted to an emergency surgical department after a traffic accident. The patient has a history of stage II heart failure and has been treated with cardiac glycosides and ACEIs. On neurological exam, his GCS is 2/15. Prone  B. Supine  C. Semi-Fowler's

4. A nurse cared for a 27-year-old patient suffering from hypotension due to profuse bleeding during surgery. Physical examination revealed blood pressure of 90/50 mmHg, pulse of 140/min, respiration of 22/min, and temperature of 34°C. What type of maternal fluid is best for this patient?

1. Colloid total parenteral solution C. Hypertonic

2. Hypotonic D5W ½ NaCl     D. Isotonic Ringer's lactate

3 saline  

5. A nurse cut off a peripheral venous catheter and removed the tape in a 45-year-old patient admitted to an intensive care unit. The ribbon was jagged at the end. What's the most likely complication?

A. Infiltration               B. Air embolism

C. Catheter breakage D. Toxicity caused by a vesicant

6. A nurse performed wound care for a 65-year-old patient with HIV/AIDS. The nurse returns the used equipment to the applicable room for instrument reprocessing and infection prevention. What's the stylish procedural step for the caregiver to use?

A. Cleaning, decontamination, and subsequent sterilization  

B. Cleaning, sterilization, and subsequent decontamination  

C. Decontamination, cleaning, and subsequent sterilization  

D. Sterilization, cleaning, and subsequent decontamination

A 28-year-old patient came to a health center with reservations that he might have a sexually transmitted disease. During the conversation with the nurse, he was hysterical to say what he felt. While waiting for an answer, the nurse waited in silence and looked the patient in the eye. Which question is most likely to open the door for discussion in this case?

A: Are you in pain? B, tell me about our family.

C. Tell me about your pain. D. Tell me what you want to talk about.

8. A nursing scientist wants to conduct a study on factors that contribute to high antenatal
human in selected health care installations in District X. He attempted to read and summarize applicable information from colorful books, published papers, and health reports about the problem. What's the experimenter’s most likely activity?

A. Write a research problem. B. Develop research objective

C. Synthesis literature review D. Write the rationale of the research.

9. A nurse who's a member of the College of Medicine and Health Sciences at an Ethiopian university wants to develop a new class. During the process, the curriculum development team engages the MOH to verify that the curriculum is based on public quality standards for healthcare professionals. What's the most applicable type of class evaluation to be used by the team?

A. Internal evaluation C. Formative evaluation  

B. External evaluation D. Summative evaluation  

10. A nurse working in a district wants to educate the community on how to treat water using locally available accoutrements.

During the course, the nanny will prepare all the necessary accoutrements demanded for water treatment.

During the assignment, each participant could see and practice the water treatment process. What teaching method is stylishly used by this nurse in this scenario?

A, Drama            B. Lecture

C. Brainstorming D. Demonstration  

11. A 32-year-old woman recently diagnosed with HIV was referred to the ART Clinic for counseling. When assessed, she appears hopeless and anxious. The nurse examines the client's requirements and condition through applicable counseling. What's the most applicable first step for the nurse’s actions? 

A. Establish a guideline of communication. B. Accept the client as a whole individual.

C, Plan interview at applicable time           D, Ensure privacy and confidentiality