BOOKLET CODE: 011 80. A nurse was accused of medication error committed during the care of an admitted The nurse was for givin g inappropriate drug to the patient withous following medication administration guidelines. What is the most appropriate initial action the nurse should take to prevent this error? (A right medicatio n label (C) Checking the right dose (B) Checking the right client (D) Checking right route 17 81. A male prisoner patient came to a clinic with the complaint of abrupt onset of fever, malaise. anorexia,and abdomin al discomfort.He has visible jaundice.He strongly criticize s the prison site for the poor hygiene of the drinking water . The lab finding showed that his IgM has abnormally increased. What is the possible diagnosis for this client? (A)A (C) Hepatitis C (D) Hepatitis D (B) Hepatitis B 82. A man is washing clothes of cholera patient at stream watcr He is washing without using any protective equipment. A nurse planned to train on the measures of controlling the transmission of the disease. What is the priority control measure the nurse should take? (A) Disinfect the contamina ted clothes (B) Avoid contaminatior of drinking water (C) Boil drinking water from the stream source (D) Isolate the victim and wash hands frequently 83. A woman brought her four-year-ol boy to the clinic because of long round worms which measure 19 cm long coming out of the child's anus with stool. What is the best treatment option for this boy? (A) Albendazole 400 mg PO stat (B)Albendazole 800 mg PO stat (B) Albemdazole oral suspension 500mg/5ml (D)Mebendazole oral suspension 250mg/2.5ml 84. A 36-year-ol HIV positive woman is living with her husband who was diagnosed with smear pulmonary TB one week ago. She is asymptomatic for TB. The nurse at the health center traccd her as houschold contact. What should be the first action of the nurse to prevent TB transmission? (A) Give her isoniazid preventive : therapy (B) Conduct appropriat evaluation (C) Start first line anti-TB treatment (D) Go home and screen other family members BOOKLE T CODE : 011 85. A 34-year-old man was diagnoscd with paucibacillary leprosy.He did not have any informatior about the disease.He requested the nurse to tell him about the manifestations of the disease. What is the best explanation to be given by the nurse to this patient? (A) One to five skin lesions and one nerve trunk enlarged (B). Decreased skin sensatior and 6-12 Painless lumps (C) More than10 skin lesions and two nerve s affected (D) Six or more skin lesions and ô welled diabetes mellitus is admittcd to a SUBJEC T CODE: 01 SUBJECT CODE: 01