Auscultation
Bedmaking + MSK
Vitals & PPE
Pediatrics
Mixed
100

How many chambers does the heart have?

4

100

What is the main reason for changing sheets on an occupied bed?

Because some patients cannot ambulate or are unconscious

100

What is the normal oxygen saturation range?

95–100%

100

What must you always do when holding a newborn?

Support both the head and neck

100

Which PPE is used for airborne precautions?

N95 mask

200

The liver is located in which abdominal quadrant?

Right upper

200

Dirty sheets can be risky because they...

Act as a reservoir for bacteria

200

How long should you rub your hands with hand sanitizer?

15 seconds

200

What’s the correct way to wipe a baby during a diaper change?

From front to back

200

Name 2 assistive devices used for ambulation

Walker, cane, gait belt, crutches, wheelchair, etc

300

What part of the stethoscope is used to detect heart murmurs?

Bell

300

What is the purpose of the muscle strength test in MSK assessment?

To identify muscle weakness and assist in diagnosis

300

What PPE item goes on last when donning?

Gloves

300

T/F: Babies are weighed with the diaper on

False

300

What is the correct order for donning PPE? (mask, gloves, gown, face shield)

Gown → Mask → Face shield → Gloves

400

Where do you place the stethoscope to hear the “lub-dub” sound?

Left of sternum, 3rd intercostal space

400

What should you do FIRST before starting an occupied bed change?

Perform hand hygiene and explain the procedure

400

Why wait to take a patient’s oral temp after eating or smoking?

Because hot or cold substances can affect the reading

400

What is a normal newborn heart rate?

110–160 bpm

400

What is the technique of wrapping a baby in a blanket to help them feel calm and secure?

Swaddling

500

Why do we use the bell instead of the diaphragm when listening for murmurs?

Because murmurs are low-pitched sounds best detected with the bell

500

During a joint inspection, what should the nurse look for?

Colour, swelling, and shape

500

What does a pulse oximeter use to measure oxygen saturation?

Light sensors that detect how much oxygen is in the blood

500

What is the soft spot on a baby’s head called?

Fontanelle

500

Why is charting important in healthcare?

It provides a clear record to track changes and support decision-making