An Ethical Principle that means healthcare workers should provide care in a manner that does not cause direct intentional harm to the patient is called:

• A.Non-maleficence
• B.Bargaining
• C.Beneficence
• D.None of the above

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A 60 years old known diabetic for last 15 years presented in medical OPD with weight loss, muscle cramping, headaches and general malaise. He also had anemia which was not responding to typical anti anemic. His BUN and creatinine was also raised when investigated. What is he suffering from most likely?

• A.Nephritic syndrome
• B.End Stage Renal disease
• C.Acute renal failure
• D.Nephritic syndrome

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Ideally, the thrombolytic medication should be given to the patient of stroke within:

• A.1 hour
• B.2 hours
• C.3 hours
• D.4 hours

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A 50-year-old male chronic drinker, presented in medical OPD with intermittent fever, epistaxis, ankle edema, indigestion, abdominal pain and palmar erythema. What is he suffering from based on clinical findings?

• A.Compensated cirrhosis
• B.Decompensated cirrhosis
• C.Acute fulminant hepatitis
• D.Cholecystitis

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The nurse is caring for a 59-year-old male client with a known case of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The client had an appendectomy a day before. Which of the following is a priority intervention in preventing respiratory complications?

• A.Maintain the flow of oxygen at 4 to 5 L at all times
• B.Help client to turn to sides every 2 hours and ambulate around the room
• C.Have the client perform deep breathing exercises every morning and before sleeping
• D.Ensure that hourly nebulization is done

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