The nurse is expected to protect the client's right to confidentiality of medical records. Which is the correct action of the nurse?

• A.Letting the relatives photocopy a few pages of the medical record with the client's permission
• B.Leaving the medical record in the nurse station while attending to other clients
• C.Allowing the relative of the client who is a physician to gain access to the medical record with the client's permission
• D.The information about the client's condition is shared with another health care provider who belongs to another department but is directly involved in client care

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The nurse is assessing a client who, admitted due to difficulty breathing, underwent a bronchoscopy. On assessment, the nurse notes absence of the gag reflex. Which of the following interventions is the least appropriate for the client?

• A.Limit oral fluid intake to 1000 mL per day
• B.Assist the client in upright position
• C.Withhold oral medications
• D.Re-assess the client's gag reflex in 2 hours

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A patient presented to medical emergency with Hematemesis and was given Octreotide. What benefit can Octreotide provide to the patient?

• A.Helps replace fluid
• B.Decreases portal venous pressure and causes vasoconstriction
• C.Gastroprotective
• D.Anti-emetic

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Which of the following types of infarction is notorious for causing conduction malfunctions?

• A.Posterior MI
• B.Anterior MI
• C.Anterolateral MI
• D.Inferior MI

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A young lady presented in OPD with a panic attack and was previously diagnosed with recurrent hyperventilation syndromes. This time she was also hyperventilating. Her ABGs showed decreased paCO2 and high pH. Bicarbonate was mildly decreased. What is the most likely diagnosis?

• A.Respiratory alkalosis
• B.Respiratory acidosis
• C.Metabolic alkalosis
• D.Metabolic acidosis

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