Quiz: Test Your Knowledge On Nursing Specialties
Nurses are some of the professionals that are very much respected in the medical field as they take care of the sick people. This quiz will test your knowledge of all Nursing Specialties.
- 1.I serve as a liaison between the religious congregation the patient belongs with and the hospital where patient is admitted. I also visit and treat sick patients as well as pray with them, integrating treatment in healing and spirituality.
- A.
Nurse Administrator
- B.
Hospice Nurse
- C.
Parish Nurse
- D.
Charge Nurse
- 2.I provide care to my patients by injecting needles into veins to administer medications, fluids, nutrition, and blood products or by maintaining arterial catheters. After that I monitor and record observations and vital signs in medical charts taking particular care in watching for the interactions and complications of intravenous injections.
- A.
Infection Nurse
- B.
Infusion Nurse
- C.
Ostomy Nurse
- D.
Perinesthesia Nurse
- 3.I am the crime-investigating nurse.
- A.
Correctional Nurse
- B.
Forensic Nurse
- C.
Nurse Researcher
- D.
Infection Control Nurse
- 4.I am an analyst for private companies or health policy nonprofits and conduct and publish studies based on data collected on pharmaceutical/medical/nursing product and practices that will ensure new and better ways of delivering health care services as well as the quality of life of chronically ill patients.
- A.
Insurance Nurse
- B.
Nurse Administrator
- C.
Nurse Researcher
- D.
Outcomes Management Nurse
- 5.I provide medical advice over the phone.
- A.
Triage Nurse
- B.
Nurse Informaticist
- C.
Developmental Disablities Nurse
- D.
Correctional Nurse
- 6.I assist in the care and treatment of patients with medical conditions related to the ears, nose and throat.
- A.
Oncology Nurse
- B.
Ostomy Nurse
- C.
Otolaryngology Nurse
- D.
Otorhinolaryngology Nurse
- 7.I provide preoperative and postoperative care to patients that are treated with anesthesia for different procedures. Some of my duties include obtaining medical histories; perform patient examinations and assessments, and constantly monitoring vital signs while patients are under anesthesia and as they return to a normal state to ensure there are no adverse reactions. I also prepare patients for surgical anesthesia by explaining the procedure and helping them relax.
- A.
Perioperative Nurse
- B.
Perianesthesiology Nurse
- C.
Palliative Care Nurse
- D.
Occupational Health Nurse
- 8.I collaborate with surgeons, anesthesiologists, dentists and podiatrists to safely administer anesthesia medications.
- A.
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist
- B.
Perianesthesiology Nurse
- C.
Holistic Nurse
- D.
Hematology Nurse
- 9.I am also called the head and neck nurse since I care for patients with head and neck disorders and diseases.
- A.
Oncology Nurse
- B.
Urology Nurse
- C.
Telemetry Nurse
- D.
Otorhinolaryngology Nurse
- 10.I am trained to help manage, interpret and communicate the vital medical data and information that flows into and out of doctor's offices, hospitals, clinics and other health care facility computer systems.
- A.
Nurse Informaticist
- B.
Genetics Nurse
- C.
Legal Nurse Consultant
- D.
Nurse Administrator
- 11.I am also called a baromedical nurse and my focus is on treating patients within a medical decompression chamber. Certainly one of the most challenging fields, I get to work with a wide range of patients and cutting edge treatment.
- A.
Tauma Nurse
- B.
Hyperbaric Nurse
- C.
Critical Care Nurse
- D.
Telemetry Nurse
- 12.I am a registered nurse, who assigns different tasks to nurses, manages and coordinates the activities of the nursing staff, and assist in their development by setting up trainings for them, and assist in the implementation of policies by observing nurses to ensure that patients are receiving the best proper care.
- A.
Advance Practice Nurse
- B.
Clinical Nurse Specialist
- C.
Nurse Administrator
- D.
Ambulatory Nurse
- 13.I act as liaison between patients and health care providers. One of my duties is to educate patients preventive care methods that could alleviate chances of health problems in the future. I also educate patients on how to control financial expenditures during hospitalizations and times of illness.
- A.
Insurance Nurse
- B.
Pain Management Nurse
- C.
Occupational Health Nurse
- D.
Managed Care Nurse
- 14.I help employees identify workplace hazards, implement health and safety standards and provide treatment to job-related injuries and illnesses.
- A.
Oil Rig Nurse
- B.
Occupational Health Nurse
- C.
Emergency Nurse
- D.
Risk Management Nurse
- 15.I am responsible for observing and monitoring the pain of patients who are near death or had newly undergone surgical operations and help ease this pain by administering medications.
- A.
Occupational Health Nurse
- B.
Development Disabilities Nurse
- C.
Hospice and Palliative Care Nurse
- D.
Pain Management Nurse
- 16.I provide care and treatment to patients that focus on their physical, mental, and spiritual health and not just the symptoms. Treating the patient as a whole and not just a certain condition with emphasis on health promotion and prevention.
- A.
Hospice Nurse
- B.
Holistic Nurse
- C.
Transplant Nurse
- D.
Charge Nurse
- 17.I work on early detection screenings for patients who are at risk for certain hereditary conditions. Obtaining a detailed family and medical history is one of my duties in order that I can present preventive efforts for my patients greatly at risk for heritable diseases and disorders.
- A.
Gerontological Nurse Practitioner
- B.
Obstetrics Nurse
- C.
Genetics Nurse
- D.
Neonatal Nurse
- 18.I provide nursing care to patients with urinary tract conditions, kidney disorders, and problems related to the male reproduction organs, such as cancer, kidney and bladder stones, and infections.
- A.
Urology Nurse
- B.
Oncology Nurse
- C.
Ostomy Nurse
- D.
Renal Nurse
- 19.I provide care and treatment suffereing from acute and chronic conditions including patients with ulcers, arterial diseases and wounds caused by traumatic injury as well as provide postoperative care for patients who had openings to allow alternative ways to eliminate bodily fluids.
- A.
Renal Nurse
- B.
Ostomy Nurse
- C.
Surgical Nurse
- D.
Geriatric Nurse
- 20.I help in the prevention, identification, monitoring, and control of the outbreak of infectious conditions in health care environments, hospital settings, and communities. I also help in creating, planning, and implementing programs for the prevention of outbreaks and response efforts to biological terrorism.
- A.
Military Nurse
- B.
Infection Control Nurse
- C.
Camp Nurse
- D.
School Nurse
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