Download Tests to prepare for the final module control from discipline

1. What order is used for the prevention of intra-hospital infection?
a) № 720;
b) № 410;
c) № 270;
d) № 340;
e) № 110.
2. What order regulates the measures for pediculosis combating?
a) № 410;
b) № 720;
c) № 110;
d) № 270;
e) № 340.
3. The changing of bed linen is conducted:
a) once per 7 days and after each staining;
b) once per 4 days and after each staining;
c) once per 10 days and after each staining;
d) once per 14 days and after each staining;
e) after each staining.
4. Types of operating block cleaning up include:
a) cleaning up at the end of the working day;
b) general cleaning up;
c) routine cleaning up;
d) cleaning after the surgery;
e) all the answers are correct.
5. How many times a day is cleaning up performed in the surgical department?
a) once a day;
b) twice a day;
c) three times a day;
d) four times a day;
e) five times a day.
6. General cleaning up in the operating room is conducted:
a) once per 7 days;
b) once per 4 days;
c) once per 10 days;
d) once per 14 days;
e) after each staining.
7. Wet cleaning of the bedside tables and window sills is conducted:
a) once a day;
b) twice a day;
c) four times a day;
d) once per 7 days;
e) once per 2 days.
8. Routine cleaning in the operating room is conducted:
a) during the operation and after each operation;
b) before the working day begins;
c) after each operation;
d) at the end of the working day;
e) once per 7 days.
9. Where are the measurements of the patient’s height taken?
a) inthe admission department;
b) in the manipulation room;
c) in the ward;
d) in the examination room;
e) in the doctor’s room.
10. Walls in the wards are cleaned:
a) once a day;
b) twice a day;
c) four times a day;
d) once per 7 days;
e) once per 2 days.
11. After the appeal of patient to a nurse’s assistant for explaining him the results of
recent laboratory tests, a nurse’s assistant has to:
a) explain to the patient the results of the test ;
b) recommend the patient to call the doctor;
c) refuse a patient in explaining;
d) call the doctor to the patient;
e) call the duty nurse to the patient.
12. The patient appealed to nurse’s assistant with a request to give him explanations
of diagnosis and flowing of his disease in the evening in the corridor. The nurse’s
assistant has to:
а) give the patient the explanation of his diagnosis;
b) ask the patient politely and without explanation to consult his doctor;
c) let the patient go to the ward without explanation;
d) refuse strictly to characterize the patient his diagnosis and course of his disease;
e) explain to the patient the course of his disease and give him a short description of
his disease;
13. At work the nurse’s assistant in relation to the medical staff must not be:
a) fellow worker;
b) leader;
c) teacher;
d) preceptor;
e) friend;
14. Relatives of patient M. have made a remark to the nurse’s assistant work in the
ward. The nurse’s assistant has to:
a) reply rudely to relatives and patients in the ward;
b) to answer only to the relatives of the patient;
c) to continue to perform the work;
d) do not pay attention to the words of relatives of the patient;
e) to correct mistake and continue her work.
15. In the surgical department of the hospital, a bandaging nurse bandaged the
patient with the doctor and noticed that used dressings fell down on the floor near the
patient’s bed. The bandaging sister told the nurse’s assistant about it, which refused
to clean it up, so as the doctor must tell it to her by himself. Were the actions of the
nurse’s assistant motivated?
a) yes, the doctor must give such instructions;
b) no, a nurse may also give such instructions;
c) yes, the nurse may instruct the younger nurse, by agreement with a
doctor;
d) no, the younger nurse must conduct current cleaning by herself;
e) yes, the younger nurse does not perform anybody’s instructions.
16. During the performing the current cleaning by nurse’s assistant it is not allowed
the:
a) composure;
b) calmness;
c) balance;
d) fussiness;
e) diligence.
17. … is unacceptable in the culture of the official relations in the team:
a) good working discipline;
b) sociable mutual help;
c) politeness;
d) friendly attitude to the people;
e) haughtiness (arrogance).
18. Medical errors also belong to the ethical issues and are:
a) criminal acts that are punished by a law;
b) criminal actions;
c) not violations;
d) professional errors;
e) all answers are correct.
19. Subordination forms the base of official relations between medical staff andis:
a) the system of official subordination of junior ex officio to the chief;
b) the official relations between nurses and nurse’s assistants;
c) the official relations of nurse’s assistants in different departments;
d) the relationships of the patient and nurse’s assistant;
e) the relationships of the patient’s relatives and nurse’s assistant.
20. The Science dealing with the professional duty of medical personnel towards
patients and healthy individuals is called:
a) an ethics;
b) a deontology;
c) a surgical science;
d) a philosophy;
e) adentology.
21. How should the bed and bedside table be cleaned after the patient’s discharge
from the hospital?
а) by a rag moistened with water;
b) by a rag moistened with disinfectant solution;
c) by a rag moistened with detergent;
d) by a dry rag;
e) by a rag moistened with saline.
22. Bedclothes and underwear should be changed every:
a) 3 days;
b) 5 days;
c) 7 days;
d) 10 days;
e) 14 days.
23. Medical staffis screened for the resence of Staphylococcus aureus in the
nasopharynx once in:
a) 14 days;
b) 1 month;
c) 3 months;
d) 6 months;
e) 1 year.
24. Modern disposable cellulose masks are effective during:
a) 1 hrour;
b) 3 hrours;
c) 6 hrours;
d) 12 hrours;
e) 24 hrours.
25. At the surgica ldepartment the wal lsare washed and wiped with a damprag:
a) 2 times a day;
b) 1 timeperday;
c) 1 timeevery 2 days;
d) 1 timeinevery3days;
e) 1 time a week.
26. Indicate which of the components are not included in the structure of the surgical
department:
a) wards;
b) dressing rooms;
c) manipulation room;
d) surgical unit;
e) registration room.
27.The antiepidemic regimen of the surgical department is aimed at prevention of
occurrence and distribution of in hospital infections, is regulated by the general
statements of the order:
a) №710;
b) №720;
c) №730;
d) №740;
e) №760.
28. In what way is arranged air conditioning in the rooms of surgical in-patient
departments, which are built according to modern standard projects?
a) mechanical reveal-drawing ventilation;
b) mechanical drawing ventilation;
c) mechanical reveal ventilation;
d) wilful reveal ventilation;
e) wilfully drawing ventilation.
29. To ensure sterility during complex aseptic operation ssurgeon’s clothes should
change:
a) every 1-2 hours;
b) every 2-3 hours;
c) every 3-4 hours;
d) every 4-5 hours;
e) every 5-6 hours.
30. What shall be applied in order to reduce noise in the wards, corridor sand other
are as of surgical department?
a) lining that absorbs sound;
b) lining thatis permeable to sound;
c) lining that reflects sound;
d) lining that is inert to the sound;
e) liningt hat is neutral to the sound.
31. What solution should be used to wash female genitalia of the bedridden woman
after appendectomy?
a) warm water;
b) Furacilliny solution1:5000;
c) semialcoholic solution;
d) 0.5% solution of baking soda;
e) 1% solution of baking soda.
32. The patient follows the bed regimen after the surgery for hernia of the abdominal
wall. The complex hygiene measures of oral care are carried out:
a) once a day;
b) twice a day;
с) once a week;
d) twice a week;
e) there is no need to perform them.
33. What is the main purpose of the functional bed?
a) it provide the patient with the most profitable and comfortable position for him;
b) it can be easily and quickly moved;
c) it facilitates nurses to perform their function of treatment and care;
d) it is easy to disinfect;
e) it has a long-term use.
34. In what way should thefecal fistula be properly treated?
a)wash skin with cold water;
b) to wash skin with the ammonia solution;
c) wash the skin with warm water, rub with vaseline oil;
d) the skin shoudn’t be treated with anything;
e) wash skin with hydrogen peroxide.
35. What is used to conduct a hypertension enema?
a) chamomile broth;
b) 0.9% solution of sodium chloride;
c) 10% solution of sodium chloride;
d) cold water;
e) vaseline oil.
36. Finger nails should be cut off:
a) at least twice a week;
b) at least once a week;
c) at least once every two weeks;
d) at least once every three weeks;
e) at least once a month.
37. Care for reddened skin where the bedsores can be later formed aims at:
a) treating with warm water;
b) treatming with soap;
c) wiping with a dry towel and treatment with a 10% solution of potassium
permanganate;
d) applying something cold;
e) treating with cold water.
38. Cleaning of ears should be carried out:
a) 2-3 times a day;
b) daily;
c) 2-3 times a week;
d) 1-2 times a week;
e) weekly.
39.In what order should the under wear of the patient with affected upper extremity
be changed?
a) remove the shirt off the back, chest, take it off his head, gradually removing from
the ill hand and then from the healthy one;
b) the sequence does not matter;
c) sequence: back, chest, head, healthy limb, then the affected limb;
d) sequence: chest, back, head, affected limb, and then a healthy limb;
e) sequence: chest, back, head, healthy limb, then the affected limb.
40. The patient of the surgical department has been following the bed regimen for 20
days. What is the patient’s potential problem?
a) the occurrence of bedsores;
b) the appearance of painin the stomach;
c) pulmonary hemorrhage;
d) the occurrence of dry cough;
e) sleep disorders.
41.The hydrogen peroxide solution for rinsing the wounds is used at the
concentration of:
а) 3%;
b) 6%;
c) 15%;
d) 20%;
е) 33%.
42. Tannic action of the ethylic solution is shown at the concentration of:
а) 5%;
b) 33%;
c) 40%;
d) 70%;
е) 96%.
43. Which of the listed below is the best group of antiseptics for anaerobic infections?
а) hinoxaline;
b) alchohols;
c) acids;
d) oxidants;
е) salts of heavy metals.
44. Which concentration of iodine has a tannic and caustic action?
а) 2%;
b) 4%;
c) 6%;
d) 10%;
е) 20%.
45. Is the chloramines solution used for treating wounds if it is known that it has
hemolytic effects?
а) yes, it is;
b) no, it isn’t;
c) never;
d) depends on concentration;
е) depends on the doctor’s decision.
46. The type of Chlorhexidine is using for treating wounds and cleaning the operative
field is:
а) alcoholic solution;
b) water solution;
c) acidic solution;
d) alkaline solution;
е) oil solution.
47. Which concentration of the potassium permanganate from the listed below is used
for rinsing the ulcers, wounds, wounds with anaerobic infection?
а) from 0,1-0,5% to 1-3%;
b) from 1-3% to 4-4,5%;
c) from4-4,5% to 6-6,5;
d) from 6,5% to 10,5%;
е) from 10,5% to 15,5%.
48. The most used alcohol is:
а) ethylic alcohol;
b) hydrogen peroxide;
c) brilliant green;
d) povidone iodine;
е) iodonate.
49. ‘StilusLapidis’ , 1-3% solutionofprotargol, 0,2-1% solution of collargolum belong
to:
a) nitrofuran;
b) detergents;
c) salts of heavy metals;
d) acids and bases;
e) oxidants.
50. Which antibiotic of the listed below should be prescribed in the case of fungal
infection?
а) monomycin;
b) sulfadymezin;
c)streptomycin;
d) nistatin;
е) peniciline.
51. The spring cleaning of dressing rooms is performed once in:
а) 3-4 days;
b) 5-7 days;
с) 14 days;
d) 20 days;
е) a month.
52. The optimal temperature for dressing rooms is:
а) 18-220 С;
b) 16-180 С;
с) 24-260 С;
d) 26-280 С.
е) 28-300 С.
53. For the dressing room with one table the area is supposed to be:
а) 30 m2;
b) 25 m2;
с) 22 m2;
d) 40 m2;
е) 45 m2.
54. Position of the dressing nurse is expected by:
а) 80 beds;
b) 40 beds;
с) 20 beds;
d) 10 beds;
е)55 beds.
55. The sterile stitching material for the dressing room is provided by:
а) operating block;
b) department’s chief nurse;
с) drug-store;
d) the post nurse on duty;
е) all of the above mentioned.
56. The first dressing should be performed:
а) a week after the surgery;
b) 5 days after the surgery;
с) couple of hours after the surgery;
d) during the first postoperative day;
е) 3 days after the surgery.
57. The patient in the clean dressing room:
а) can be dressed in any kind of clothes;
b) can be only dressed in the hospital clothes;
с) can be dressed in the sports suit;
d) at will of the patient;
е) at will of the doctor.
58. The use of gloves in the clean dressing room by the surgeon is:
а) obligatory;
b) optional;
с) at will of the doctor;
d) at will of the patient;
е) at will of the nurse.
59. The dressing procedures in the ward:
a) are prohibited;
b) can be performed at will of the doctor;
с) can be performed at will of the patient;
d) can be performed only if the patient is severely ill;
е) can be performed at will of the dressing nurse.
60. The sanitary-dressing room in the surgical department is the part of the operating
block:
a) obligatory;
b) optional;
с) at will of the chief nurse;
d) at will of the Head Physician;
е) at will of the Head of the department.
61. During the bandaging the surgeon gets sterile instruments:
a) fromthe dressingnurse;
b) from thedressing younger medical attendant;
c) independentlyfromthesteriletable;
d) from thesurgicalnurse;
e) directlyfromthehead of department.
62. Can the surgical nurse take instruments from the other dressing-rooms?
a) in no cases;
b) yes, withoutprior treatment;
c) yes, only with prior treatment;
d) yes;
e) yes, if the doctor allows.
63. Is it permissible for surgeon to work in bandaging-room with the jewelry
(watches, rings) on his hands?
a) acceptable, but after prior processing with 70% solution of alcohol;
b) unacceptable;
c) permissible without any restrictions;
d) allowed with the permission from a dressing-room nurse;
e) at physician’s option.
64. Using rubber gloves in septic bandaging-room is:
a) compulsory;
b) not compulsory;
c) at physician’s option;
d) at the patient’s option;
e) it is the same difference.
65. During bandaging touches of surgeon’s hands to the parts of instrument that
directly contacts with the wound interface is:
a) unacceptable;
b) permissible;
c) required during bandaging;
d) it is the same difference;
e) at surgeon’s option.
66. Full-scale cleaning of dressing-room is performed once:
a) per 2 days;
b) per 4 days;
c) a week;
d) a month;
e) twenty-four hours.
67. Disinfection of instruments is:
a) steeping in soap solution;
b) washing under running water;
c) soaking in a solution of antibiotics;
d) inoculation for sterility;
e) soaking in a solution of the means of detoxification.
68. Used in septic dressing-room barbed-cutting instrument is carefully was hed unde
rrunningwater in a separate bowl with brushes during:
a) 5 min;
b) 10 min;
c) 15 min;
d) 20 min;
e) not washed at all.
69. For disinfection of optical surgical instruments we use:
a) mercury fumes at 1:200;
b) a pair of antibiotics;
c) processing and storage in 96% alcohol;
d) processing with hydrogen peroxide;
e) processing with formic acid.
70. Fordisinfectionofinsruments in septicdressing-room weuse:
a) 1% hydrogenperoxide;
b) 2% lidocaine;
c) 3% ethanol;
d) 4% boricacid;
e) 8% lysoformin.
71. How do we call the test for monitoring blood removal from the tools having
undergone a prior pre-sterilizing cleaning?
a) benzidine test;
b) benzoic test;
c) naphthol test;
d) amidopyrine test;
e) salicylic test.
72. The appearance of which colour will indicate the traces of blood on instruments
during benzidine test?
a) yellow;
b) red;
a) black;
d) blue-green;
e) brown.
73. What is the basic principle of aseptic?
a) everything which is in contact with the wound must be sterile;
b) only instruments that are in contact with the wound must be sterile;
c) only dressings that are in contact with the wound must be sterile;
d) only surgical drapes, which are in contact with the wound must be sterile;
e) everything which is in contact with the wound may not be sterile.
74. What is the main risk factor of catching hospital infection by the patient?
a) a long-term stay at the in-patient department;
b) use of antibiotics of penicillin group;
c) use of antiseptics;
d) use of sulphonamide medications;
e) use of hydrogen peroxide.
75. What is the purpose of pre-sterilization preparing of tools?
a) a thorough mechanical cleaning of tools;
b) elimination of all microorganisms on instruments;
c) eradication of microbial spores;
d) sterilization of instruments;
e) all answers are correct.
76. What stage does the pre-sterilization preparation of instruments begin with?
a) soaking instruments in a special detergent solution;
b) cleaning tools with brushes;
c) washing instrument with distilled water;
d) washing instrument under running hot water;
e) putting the instruments in to disinfectant solution.
77. What stage does the pre-sterilization preparation of the metallic instruments
finish with?
a) soaking instruments in a special detergent solution;
b) cleaning tools with a brush;
c) washing instruments with distilled water;
d) drying instruments at 85 °C;
e) probing.
78. What antiseptic is necessarily added to the detergent solution during the presterilization preparation of instruments after the operation in a patient with
anaerobic infection?
a) hydrogen peroxide;
b) methylene blue;
c) alcoholic solution of iodine;
d) ethanol;
e) chlorhexidine.
79. What should be done with instruments having a positive benzidine test?
a) all instruments are dismissed;
b) pre-sterilization preparation and disinfection of tools must be repeated;
c) tools are additionally soaked in alcoholic solution of iodine;
d) tools are additionally soaked in of ethanol;
e) tools are additionally soaked in chlorhexidine.
80. Air-borne infection is the infection that enters the wound with:
a) air;
b) dressing materials;
c) drainages;
d) suture material;
e) antiseptics.
81. With what pressure is the bandage material and operating bedclothes sterilized in
autoclave during 20 minutes at the temperature 132, 9 ˚ C?
a) 2 atm.;
b) 1 atm;
c) 1,5 atm;
d) 0,5 atm.;
e) 0,1 atm.
82. Used but not infected syringes and instruments are washed:
a) under running water with brushes during 5 minutes;
b) under running water with soap during 5 minutes;
c) in separate basin using brushers during 5 minutes;
d) under running water during 5 minutes;
e) they are thrown away.
83. Operation linen with the pressure of 2 atm. should be sterilized during:
a) 20 min.;
b) 1 hour;
c) 45 min.;
d) 50 min.;
e) 2 hours.
84. Metallic suture material is sterilized:
a) in autoclave;
b) with Pirogov method;
c) with Kocher method;
d) with Gubarev method;
e) with Klaudius method.
85. What solution is silk boiled in before during sterilization in according to Kocher
method?
a) Sulima;
b) Lugol solution;
c) Chlorhexidine;
d) Chloramine;
e) Ethanol.
86. What is used in sterilization of catgut with Klaudius method?
a) Lugol aqueous solution;
b) Lugol alcoholic solution;
c) Sulima;
d) Chlorhexidine;
e) Ethanol.
87. What method is the main for checking quality of sterilization of suture material?
a) bacteriological;
b) visual;
c) thermal;
d) control;
e) general.
88. How long are the bedclothes sterilized in autoclave with temperature 132 ˚C and
pressure 2,2 atm?
a) 20 - 25 min;
b) 2 hours;
c) 1,5 hours;
d) 45 min.;
e) 10 min.
89. What is the most reliable method of control of sterility of bedclothes and bandage
material?
a) bacteriological;
b) immunological;
c) chemical;
d) with the help of indicator;
e) method, based on achieving the melting point.
90. What is used for sterilization of silk according to Kocher method?
a) Iodine;
b) Sulima;
c) Brilliant green;
d) Ascorbic acid;
e) Antibiotic.
91. When does the preoperative preparation of the patient end?
a) after working on operative field;
b) after anesthesia;
c) submitting the patient to the operating room;
d) one hour before surgery;
e) during the surgeon cut.
92. In which type of preoperative preparation of the patient nurse takes part?
a) psychological preparation;
b) general somatic preparation;
c) special preparation;
d) premedication;
e) regular minimum of examinations.
93. What kind of cleaning of the operating room should be made after the last
surgery (operation) in this day?
a) final;
b) current;
c) general;
d) postoperative;
e) intermediate.
94. In what stage of surgery the junior sister takes an active part?
a) operative access;
b) providing patient with a specific position;
c) operative intervention;
d) finishing the surgery;
e) anesthesia.
95. How long can biks be stored in the operating room suitable for use after
sterilization if he was not opened any time?
a) 24 hours;
b) 6 h;
c) 72 h;
d) 48 h;
e) 12 h.
96. What’s going on after application 70% ethanol on the hand by surgeon?
a) destruction of microorganisms;
b) formation of membrane;
c) the effect of tannic;
d) local toxic effects;
e) deodorizing effect.
97. Swelling in the site of vein puncture during the infusion usually indicates on:
a) hematoma;
b) necrosis;
c) infiltration;
d) neuralgia;
e) an air embolism.
98. Which type of test should be used to determine sensitivity to antibiotics?
a) intradermally;
b) subfascium;
c) intraarterial;
d) intravenous;
e) intramuscular.
99. Where usually should be made the intramuscular injections?
a) upper inner square of buttocks;
b) the upper outer square of buttocks;
c) the middle third of the arm;
d) paraumbilically;
e) the lower outer square of buttocks.
100. What is the length of probe that must be used during the sensing (probing) of the
stomach?
a) 35 cm;
b) 25 cm;
c) 30 cm;
d) 20 cm;
e) strictly individual.
101. If 0,5 liters of water of bode temperature is used for cleansing enema
mistakenly, ... will occur:
a) rapid absorption of water;
b) intestinal spasm;
c) constipation;
d) diarrhea;
e) intestinal obstruction.
102. The peculiarity of common regime for the patient of surgical department is:
a) as for walking patients;
b) is permitted to walk only in the ward;
c) is permitted to get out of bed only for eating;
d) as for lying patients;
e) staying in bed in specified position.
103. Ear drops before using should be:
a) centrifuged;
b) mixed with hydrogen peroxide necessarily;
c) chilled;
d) heat up;
e) sterilized necessarily.
104. The patient is admitted to hospital for elective operation. It is necessary to
prepare him bath for washing in admission department. How much water is needed?
a) 100 liters;
b) 50 liters;
c) water should not to reach higher then xiphoid processus in the lying patient;
d) water should reach to the navel;
e) 200 liters.
105. The patient is prepared for operation under local anesthesia. Can he eat 30
minutes before operation?
a) yes;
b) no;
c) as he sees fit;
d) to eat products, which are allowed by diet №1;
e) to eat products, which are allowed by diet №15.
106. The patient was prepared for operation in surgery department during 10 days. Is
it necessary to change him wear, if it was done 1 day ago?
a) yes, it is necessary;
b) no;
c) to the extent of contamination;
d) if he want to do it;
e) to change wear only once after operation.
107. The patient is needed to move from purulent chamber to clean after operation.
Wear was changed 1 day ago. Can this wear be transferred to clean chamber?
a) yes, but it should be shaken down;
b) yes;
c) no;
d) yes, but if it is clean;
e) yes, but if patient doesn’t have bedsores.
108. Over what period of time before operation is necessary to shave areas of the
operative field?
a) 1 day;
b) 0,5 hours;
c) 1 week;
d) 6 hours;
e) at any time.
109. The patient has taken tablets and has drunk a glass of water half an hour before
the operation. How to be in this situation?
a) to inform the anesthesiologist necessarily;
b) don't mention it;
c) to wash out the stomach immediately;
d) to conduct a cleansing enema;
e) to probe the stomach.
110. What position should the operated patient be given to improve the blood flow to
the brain in the first 2 hours after the surgery:
a) on the back, without a pillow;
b) on the back, with a pillow;
c) on the abdomen;
d) on the left side;
e) on the right side.
111. What position is the most comfortable for improving the cardiac and digestive
functions and reducing the likelihood of vomiting?
a) on the back;
b) on the right side;
c) on the left side;
d) on the abdomen;
e) semi sitting position.
112. What options for measuring the pulse should be taken into account in the
postoperative patient?
a) pulse rate;
b) pulse rhythm;
c) pulse strength;
d) pulse tension;
e) all of the above listed.
113. What position should the patient take for a cleansing enema?
a) on the right side with the knees bent;
b) on the left side with the knees bent to the abdomen;
c) on the abdomen;
d) the Trendelenburg position;
e) on the back with the knees bent.
114. Neutral powder should be used when there is:
a) an allergic reaction;
b) diaper rash;
c) hyperthermia;
d) edema;
e) flushing.
115. How much water should be prepared by the younger nurse to make a siphon
enema?
a) 5 l;
b) 6 l;
c) 10 l;
d) 20 l;
d) 0.5 l.
116. Specify the areas where bedsores occur rarely:
a) coccyx;
b) scapula region;
c) elbows and heels;
d) buttocks;
e) nape of the neck.
117. What is the reason for patients getting massage of the chest, breathing exercises,
physical therapy in the postoperative period:
a) for the recovery of intestinal peristalsis;
b) for the overall strengthening of the body;
c) for the prevention of hypostatic pneumonia;
d) for improving of the patient’s emotional state;
e) for preventing the development of bedsores.
118. How much water should be prepared for the cleansing enema?
a) 0.5 l;
b) 10 l;
a) 5 l;
d) 0.1 l;
d) 7 l.
119. Feeding through a tube after surgery is performed in the following case:
a) prolonged unconsciousness;
b) excited state;
c) high body temperature;
d) intestinal obstruction;
d) seizures.
120. The solution used to process bedsores is:
a) Camphor alcohol;
b) Hydrogen Peroxide;
c) Lugol's iodine solution;
d) brilliant green;
e) Betadine.