In community fever care, the first action is to assess A Skin color only B Pulse and BP C Airway
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Community Health Nursing – II (Applied/Management) (Set-10)
During a home visit, a 10-month-old has cough for 2 days, RR 52/min, no chest indrawing, and drinks well; best
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A 6-year-old has fever with new petechial rash and gum bleeding during home visit; the best next action is A
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During community screening, a person with two weeks low mood and sleep loss may have A Major depression B Normal
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A child with fever plus stiff neck and vomiting should be managed first by A Home observation only B Start
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. During community fever assessment, the most reliable method to confirm fever is A A. Touching forehead B B. Thermometer
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During home management of diarrhea, correct ORS preparation means A Mix in half liter B Mix in hot water C
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While reaching an accident site, the safest first step for the nurse is A Ensure scene safety B Start CPR
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In community mental health, a key early sign of depression is A B. Increased energy B C. Loud speech C
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During home visit, a child with diarrhea and inability to drink should be A Given ORS only B Observed at
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