English For Nursing 2 Final Test

The term "diuretic" refers to a substance or medication that causes an increase in the production of urine. This means that it helps the body eliminate excess fluid and salt through urination. Diuretics are commonly used to treat conditions such as high blood pressure, edema, and certain kidney disorders. They work by increasing the excretion of water and sodium from the body, which can help reduce fluid retention and lower blood pressure.

The answer is 466738 because it is the only number provided after the phrase "Home phone:" and before the next line break.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that the statement states that a red ID bracelet will be given to Mr. Glenn. Since the answer is "True," it implies that indeed Mr. Glenn will receive the red ID bracelet.

The weight in kilograms is given as 89.

The answer provided is the National Insurance Number.

The nurse is asking Mrs. Medway if she is comfortable or if she would like another pillow. This suggests that Mrs. Medway may be feeling breathless and the nurse wants to make sure she is comfortable and able to breathe properly.

The given answer "BLACK" is the correct answer for the question as it fills in the blank for the surname. The word "BLACK" matches the format and fits logically as a possible surname.

The given address is "94 Hill Street". The answer provided is the complete address mentioned in the question.

The nurse is explaining to Mrs. Medway that her blood pressure reading is slightly higher than expected. She suggests taking a second reading to confirm. The nurse asks Mrs. Medway for her other arm and instructs her to relax as much as possible. After taking the second reading, the nurse notes a slight decrease but the blood pressure is still slightly higher than normal, indicated by the reading of 130/85 or "a hundred and thirty over eighty five." The correct answer includes the missing words from the conversation and the blood pressure reading.

The given answer, 677688, completes the phone number provided in the question. The phone number starts with the digits 07781, and the missing part is represented by the blank. Therefore, the correct answer is 677688, which when combined with 07781, forms the complete mobile phone number.

The woman needs to take two types of medicine.

The correct answer is "chest" because the person is expressing concern about pains in their chest.

The nurse is informing Mrs. Medway that she will be placing her hand on her chest to make her more comfortable while she takes her pulse. Therefore, the correct answer to the blank is "pulse".

The statement is false because a midwife is not typically considered a next of kin. Next of kin refers to a person's closest living relative, usually a spouse, parent, or child. While a midwife may provide care during pregnancy and childbirth, they are not typically considered a family member or next of kin.

The patient mentions feeling better and more relaxed after experiencing a "bit of a [Blank]" earlier. The nurse then mentions that the patient's pulse has stabilized and their [Blank] is down compared to when they first came in. Additionally, the nurse mentions that the doctor will explain the patient's [Blank] results. Based on this information, it can be inferred that the correct answers are panic, blood pressure, and ECG. The patient likely experienced a panic attack earlier, their blood pressure has improved, and an ECG was conducted to assess their heart health.

The given statement states that 24/09/1965 is Mr. Glenn's date of birth. However, the correct answer is false, indicating that the statement is not true. Therefore, we can conclude that 24/09/1965 is not Mr. Glenn's date of birth.

The correct answer is "She had a bad stomachache." This is inferred from the given options, as the other choices do not provide any indication of a physical discomfort or pain. The fact that the woman had a bad stomachache suggests that she may have eaten something that did not agree with her, causing her discomfort and pain.

The woman went to the doctor because she had a toothache.

The correct answer is to check the woman's blood pressure. The question is asking about the next action, and based on the given options, checking the woman's blood pressure is the most logical next step. The other options involve collecting blood samples, which may not be necessary at this point.

The given answer, 08/09/1970, represents the date of birth in the format of day/month/year.

Mrs Medway expresses her fear or aversion towards blood, indicating that she has a phobia related to it. She describes herself as being like a baby when it comes to blood, suggesting that her fear is intense and irrational. Therefore, the correct answer is phobia.

The woman's temperature was 105o F.

The nurse is speaking to a patient who is worried about their health. The nurse reassures the patient that Dr. Kiani will review the test results. The nurse then asks the patient if they can take their temperature and puts the thermometer under their tongue. The patient's temperature is 37.2. The nurse also asks if they can take their pulse. Therefore, the correct answer is temperature (37.2) and pulse.

The nurse is informing Mrs. Medway that she will have an ECG later on, so the first blank could be the result of the ECG. The nurse then asks if Mrs. Medway has had this done before, indicating that the second blank is referring to a medical procedure. Given the context, the most likely answer for the second blank is "blood pressure," as it is a common medical procedure that is often done before other tests or procedures.

The given answer, 1.8, represents the height in meters.

The given correct answer for the question is "Geoff" because it is the first name provided in the text.

The correct answer is 120/80, one hundred and twenty over eighty. This is because the nurse mentions that normal blood pressure is generally below a certain value, but does not provide the specific value. The answer given, 120/80, is a common and generally accepted range for normal blood pressure.

The nurse is explaining the process of taking blood pressure to Mrs Medway. She asks her to "roll up your sleeve for me" so that she can access her arm easily. Then, she tells her to "relax" and place her arm on the pillow. The nurse mentions that she will wrap a "cuff" around her arm and pump it up a little. Finally, she reassures Mrs Medway that she won't feel any "discomfort," just a little pressure on her arm.

The nurse reassures Mrs Medway that there is nothing to be embarrassed about, indicating that Mrs Medway may have expressed some kind of concern or discomfort. The nurse also mentions that many other people feel the same way, suggesting that Mrs Medway is not alone in her feelings. This implies that the correct answer is "embarrassed," as it aligns with the context of the conversation and the nurse's response.

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