A patient with chronic COPD reports “no breathlessness today,” but has SpO₂ 86% on room air; the best interpretation is
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Nursing Foundation – I (Including First Aid Module) (Set-9)
A patient feels healthy but has diabetes and early kidney changes; the best term for this state is A B.
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A patient feels well but has uncontrolled hypertension; on illness–wellness continuum this is best seen as A Complete illness state
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A hospitalized patient reports poor sleep; the best first nursing action is A Assess sleep pattern B Give sedative first
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A patient’s “quality of life” in health assessment mainly refers to A Only income status B Only lab reports C
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The “health–illness continuum” explains that health is A Fixed forever B Only no disease C A changing state D Only
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The term “holistic health” in nursing mainly means A Only physical fitness B Only medicine treatment C Whole person approach
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For a hospitalized patient, the most important purpose of sleep is A B. Faster hair growth B C. Higher blood
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On the illness–wellness continuum, movement toward wellness usually means A No feelings allowed B More hospital visits C Better functioning
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Health is best described as A Only no disease B Only mental peace C Complete well-being state D Ability to
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