1. At what age do most children begin to walk independently? a) 6 months b) 9 months c) 12 months d) 15 months Answer: c) 12 months 2. Which developmental milestone typically occurs around 2 years of age? a) Speaking in full sentences b) Riding a bicycle c) Drawing a person with at least three … Read more
1. Which of the following is a key component of the well-child visit? a) Assessment of developmental milestones b) Immediate treatment of acute illnesses c) Prescription of antibiotics d) Referral to a specialist for any complaint Answer: a) Assessment of developmental milestones 2. The primary purpose of routine vaccinations in children is to: a) Prevent … Read more
1. The primary goal in managing chronic conditions is to: a) Cure the condition completely b) Control symptoms and improve quality of life c) Prevent all complications d) Avoid all forms of medication Answer: b) Control symptoms and improve quality of life 2. Which of the following is a common strategy for managing diabetes mellitus … Read more
1. Before any surgical procedure, the nurse’s primary responsibility is to: a) Ensure the patient is NPO (nothing by mouth) b) Obtain informed consent c) Administer preoperative medications d) Prepare the operating room Answer: b) Obtain informed consent 2. The purpose of a preoperative assessment is to: a) Identify the patient’s medical history and assess … Read more
1. The primary goal of patient-centered care is to: a) Follow hospital protocols strictly b) Focus on the patient’s needs, preferences, and values c) Reduce healthcare costs d) Minimize the use of medical equipment Answer: b) Focus on the patient’s needs, preferences, and values 2. The best practice for preventing healthcare-associated infections is: a) Frequent … Read more
1. The primary function of the immune system is to: a) Regulate body temperature b) Protect the body from infections and diseases c) Digest food d) Produce hormones Answer: b) Protect the body from infections and diseases 2. Which type of immunity is acquired through vaccination? a) Passive immunity b) Innate immunity c) Active immunity … Read more
1. The primary goal of infection control in healthcare settings is to: a) Increase patient comfort b) Prevent the spread of infections c) Improve patient nutrition d) Enhance communication between staff Answer: b) Prevent the spread of infections 2. The most effective way to prevent the spread of infections is: a) Using hand sanitizer b) … Read more
1. The primary purpose of microbiology is to: a) Study human anatomy b) Understand the role of microorganisms in disease c) Analyze chemical reactions in the body d) Examine the structure of bones Answer: b) Understand the role of microorganisms in disease 2. Which of the following is a prokaryotic microorganism? a) Fungi b) Bacteria … Read more
1. The “Five Rights” of medication administration include all of the following except: a) Right patient b) Right medication c) Right dose d) Right time e) Right insurance Answer: e) Right insurance 2. The correct method to verify a patient’s identity before administering medication is: a) Checking the patient’s wristband b) Asking the patient’s name … Read more
1. The study of drugs and their effects on the body is known as: a) Pharmacokinetics b) Pharmacodynamics c) Pharmacology d) Toxicology Answer: c) Pharmacology 2. The process by which a drug is absorbed into the bloodstream is called: a) Distribution b) Metabolism c) Excretion d) Absorption Answer: d) Absorption 3. The term “bioavailability” refers … Read more