NZ STATE NURSING EXAM (MEGAN) WITH
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What is principle 1 of the code of conduct?
Respect the dignity and individuality of the health consumer
What is principle 2 of the code of conduct?
Respect the cultural needs and values of the health consumer
What is principle 3 of the code of conduct?
Work in partnership with the health consumer to promote and protect their wellbeing
What is principle 4 of the code of conduct?
Maintain health consumer's trust by providing safe and competent care
What is principle 5 of the code of conduct?
Respect the health consumer's privacy and confidentiality
What is principle 6 of the code of conduct?
Work respectfully withe colleagues to best meet health consumer's needs
What is principle 7 of the code of conduct?
Act with integrity to justify health consumer's trust
What is principle 8 of the code of conduct?
Maintain public trust and confidence in the nursing profession
What bacteria causes strep throat and scarlet fever?
group A Streptococcus
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,What does rheumatic fever develop from?
strep throat or scarlet fever
How long after strep infection does acute rheumatic fever develop?
1-5 weeks
What age does rheumatic fever normally occur?
5 to 15 years old
What are symptoms of rheumatic fever?
fever, arthritis, chest pain, SOB, tachycardia, fatigue, chorea
What does rheumatic heart disease to do to the heart?
weakens the valves between the chambers
What is strep throat?
infection of the throat and tonsils
How is strep throat transmitted?
respiratory droplets
What are some signs and symptoms of strep throat?
sore throat, chills, fever, swollen lymph nodes, headache, body aches
If strep throat is accompanied with a bright red rash (rough to touch) over the body, what is
it known as?
scarlet fever
What is latent TB?
Bacterium are contained without becoming symptomatic. These patients are not considered
infectious nor can they spread the disease
Can latent TB become active?
yes in people with weakened immune systems
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, Will a blood test or skin test show positive for TB infection in someone with latent TB?
yes
What are the most common symptoms of TB?
bad cough (lasts longer than 3 wks), pain in chest, coughing up blood or sputum
Can people with latent TB spread the infection to others?
no
How is TB transmitted?
airborne droplets
What is the first test used to test for TB?
Mantoux skin test
Is TB a notifiable disease?
yes
What are the three most common antibiotic used to treat TB?
rifampin
What is an antimicrobial agent used to treat active TB during the initial phase of therapy?
pyrazinamide
What is another antibiotic used to treat TB?
ethambutol
What are common side effects of the antibiotic rifampin?
discoloured bodily fluids, itchy, rash, abdomen pain, vomiting, mensural changes
What is the NZ national immunisation schedule?
is a series of vaccines that are offered free for babies, children, adolescents and adults
What vaccines are available in NZ for pregnant women?
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ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS| CURRENTLY TESTING
VERSION | ALREADY GRADED A+|EXPERT
VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS 2026
What is principle 1 of the code of conduct?
Respect the dignity and individuality of the health consumer
What is principle 2 of the code of conduct?
Respect the cultural needs and values of the health consumer
What is principle 3 of the code of conduct?
Work in partnership with the health consumer to promote and protect their wellbeing
What is principle 4 of the code of conduct?
Maintain health consumer's trust by providing safe and competent care
What is principle 5 of the code of conduct?
Respect the health consumer's privacy and confidentiality
What is principle 6 of the code of conduct?
Work respectfully withe colleagues to best meet health consumer's needs
What is principle 7 of the code of conduct?
Act with integrity to justify health consumer's trust
What is principle 8 of the code of conduct?
Maintain public trust and confidence in the nursing profession
What bacteria causes strep throat and scarlet fever?
group A Streptococcus
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,What does rheumatic fever develop from?
strep throat or scarlet fever
How long after strep infection does acute rheumatic fever develop?
1-5 weeks
What age does rheumatic fever normally occur?
5 to 15 years old
What are symptoms of rheumatic fever?
fever, arthritis, chest pain, SOB, tachycardia, fatigue, chorea
What does rheumatic heart disease to do to the heart?
weakens the valves between the chambers
What is strep throat?
infection of the throat and tonsils
How is strep throat transmitted?
respiratory droplets
What are some signs and symptoms of strep throat?
sore throat, chills, fever, swollen lymph nodes, headache, body aches
If strep throat is accompanied with a bright red rash (rough to touch) over the body, what is
it known as?
scarlet fever
What is latent TB?
Bacterium are contained without becoming symptomatic. These patients are not considered
infectious nor can they spread the disease
Can latent TB become active?
yes in people with weakened immune systems
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, Will a blood test or skin test show positive for TB infection in someone with latent TB?
yes
What are the most common symptoms of TB?
bad cough (lasts longer than 3 wks), pain in chest, coughing up blood or sputum
Can people with latent TB spread the infection to others?
no
How is TB transmitted?
airborne droplets
What is the first test used to test for TB?
Mantoux skin test
Is TB a notifiable disease?
yes
What are the three most common antibiotic used to treat TB?
rifampin
What is an antimicrobial agent used to treat active TB during the initial phase of therapy?
pyrazinamide
What is another antibiotic used to treat TB?
ethambutol
What are common side effects of the antibiotic rifampin?
discoloured bodily fluids, itchy, rash, abdomen pain, vomiting, mensural changes
What is the NZ national immunisation schedule?
is a series of vaccines that are offered free for babies, children, adolescents and adults
What vaccines are available in NZ for pregnant women?
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