NMC CBT Exam Questions and
Answers10
Ways to maximize wound healing: - ANSWERS -Good blood flow
A patient refused the injection and ask the nurse, "What injection is this and it might not be
needed". What should the nurse response? - ANSWERS -Explain briefly what the injection is for
and its benefit
Having knowledge and using it for the good of patient is called? - ANSWERS -Health education
Patient came to hospital he was diagnosed with otitis media. As per NICE Score 2 and given
analgesics. Patient complained that he doesn't received any antibiotics. What is he next step? -
ANSWERS -Evidence based practice and discharge instruction
When you collect, interpret, save and apply information for health purposes is called? -
ANSWERS -Health literacy
Age of consent for organ donation? - ANSWERS -Above 18
Young, hospitalized children are at risk to develop: - ANSWERS -Poor mental health
A doctor prescribes an injection of 200 micrograms of drug. The stock bottle contains 1 mg/ml.
How many ml will you administer? - ANSWERS -0.2 mL
A litre bag of 5% Glucose is prescribed over 4 hours. If a standard giving set is used, at what rate
should the drip be set? - ANSWERS -83
, Mr. Connor is prescribed oromorphine 10 mgs every 6 hours. The drug is supplied in a
concentration of 5 mgs per 2 mL. How much will you give him for a single dose? - ANSWERS -4
mL
The doctor prescribes 25 mg of a drug to be given by injection. It is a drug dispensed in a
solution of strength 50 mg/mL. How many mL should you administer? - ANSWERS -0.5 mL
The doctor prescribes a dose of 9 mg of an anticoagulant for a patient being treated for
thrombosis. The drug is being supplied in 3 mg tablets. How many tablets should you
administer? - ANSWERS -3 tablets
A patient presents with confusion, slurred speech, rash, difficulty in breathing that is very fast.
What is likely the condition? - ANSWERS -Sepsis
Scale 2 on the NEWS 2 chart is used for which patient group? - ANSWERS -Carbon dioxide
retaining patient
The doctor ordered a patient to be weighed so as to calculate his drug but patient refuse. What
will be your next action? - ANSWERS -Report to the doctor and wait for other instructions
Which of the following is NOT to cater emergency contraception? - ANSWERS -Emergency
department
You are monitoring a patient in the ICU when suddenly his consciousness drops and the size of
one his pupil becomes smaller what should you do? - ANSWERS -Consider this as an emergency
and prioritize ABC
A 37 year-old woman presented in Accident and Emergency accompanied by her husband due
to swollen wrist. On your assessment, you noticed some bruises over the arm upon rolling her
Answers10
Ways to maximize wound healing: - ANSWERS -Good blood flow
A patient refused the injection and ask the nurse, "What injection is this and it might not be
needed". What should the nurse response? - ANSWERS -Explain briefly what the injection is for
and its benefit
Having knowledge and using it for the good of patient is called? - ANSWERS -Health education
Patient came to hospital he was diagnosed with otitis media. As per NICE Score 2 and given
analgesics. Patient complained that he doesn't received any antibiotics. What is he next step? -
ANSWERS -Evidence based practice and discharge instruction
When you collect, interpret, save and apply information for health purposes is called? -
ANSWERS -Health literacy
Age of consent for organ donation? - ANSWERS -Above 18
Young, hospitalized children are at risk to develop: - ANSWERS -Poor mental health
A doctor prescribes an injection of 200 micrograms of drug. The stock bottle contains 1 mg/ml.
How many ml will you administer? - ANSWERS -0.2 mL
A litre bag of 5% Glucose is prescribed over 4 hours. If a standard giving set is used, at what rate
should the drip be set? - ANSWERS -83
, Mr. Connor is prescribed oromorphine 10 mgs every 6 hours. The drug is supplied in a
concentration of 5 mgs per 2 mL. How much will you give him for a single dose? - ANSWERS -4
mL
The doctor prescribes 25 mg of a drug to be given by injection. It is a drug dispensed in a
solution of strength 50 mg/mL. How many mL should you administer? - ANSWERS -0.5 mL
The doctor prescribes a dose of 9 mg of an anticoagulant for a patient being treated for
thrombosis. The drug is being supplied in 3 mg tablets. How many tablets should you
administer? - ANSWERS -3 tablets
A patient presents with confusion, slurred speech, rash, difficulty in breathing that is very fast.
What is likely the condition? - ANSWERS -Sepsis
Scale 2 on the NEWS 2 chart is used for which patient group? - ANSWERS -Carbon dioxide
retaining patient
The doctor ordered a patient to be weighed so as to calculate his drug but patient refuse. What
will be your next action? - ANSWERS -Report to the doctor and wait for other instructions
Which of the following is NOT to cater emergency contraception? - ANSWERS -Emergency
department
You are monitoring a patient in the ICU when suddenly his consciousness drops and the size of
one his pupil becomes smaller what should you do? - ANSWERS -Consider this as an emergency
and prioritize ABC
A 37 year-old woman presented in Accident and Emergency accompanied by her husband due
to swollen wrist. On your assessment, you noticed some bruises over the arm upon rolling her
