Admission, Transfer & Discharge Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Admission, Transfer & Discharge QuizOnline version Healthcare admission basics by Basmala Mohamed 1 What is admission in a hospital context? a Sending a patient home b Receiving a patient into the hospital for care c Moving a patient between units 2 One purpose of admission is to? a Discharge the patient b Transfer the patient c Establish baseline assessment 3 The first action during admission is? a Prepare discharge papers b Check physician orders c Orient the patient 4 Admission assessment includes? a Vital signs only b All of the above c Pain assessment only 5 Medication reconciliation is part of? a Safety assessment b Patient orientation c Discharge planning 6 Functional status refers to? a Blood pressure b Financial status c Activities of Daily Living 7 Patient orientation includes explaining? a Only visiting hours b Only room controls c All of the above 8 Transfer means: a Discharging the patient b Movement of a patient between units or facilities c Admitting a patient 9 A patient may be transferred because of? a All of the above b Change in condition only c Need for specialized care only 10 SBAR stands for? a Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation b Safety, Balance, Action, Response c Situation, Body, Advice, Record 11 Q1 A 58-year-old post-MI patient in Phase I develops mild tachycardia during early ambulation but remains asymptomatic. What is the most appropriate interpretation? a Immediate termination of rehabilitation b Normal physiological response requiring monitoring c Indicator of exercise intolerance 12 Q2 A patient with heart failure is enrolled in cardiac rehabilitation. Despite adherence, he reports persistent fatigue. What is the best clinical decision? a Increase exercise intensity b Reassess functional capacity and modify the program c Discontinue exercise training 13 Q3 In a low-resource setting, cardiac rehabilitation services are limited. Which strategy would have the highest impact on improving patient outcomes? a Expanding hospital-based programs only b Implementing home-based rehabilitation with tele-support c Increasing medication prescriptions 14 Q4 A patient in Phase II shows excellent physical improvement but continues smoking. What does this indicate? a Program failure b Successful rehabilitation c Partial effectiveness requiring behavioral intervention 15 Q5 Which scenario reflects inappropriate risk stratification in cardiac rehabilitation? a High-risk patient undergoing unsupervised exercise b Moderate-risk patient in supervised program c Low-risk patient assigned to home-based program 16 Q6 A patient expresses anxiety about exercise despite stable condition. Which approach demonstrates advanced nursing practice? a Provide reassurance only b Combine education with psychological support and gradual exposure c Ignore anxiety and continue program 17 Q7 Which of the following best explains the failure of some cardiac rehabilitation programs despite proper design? a Poor patient adherence and behavioral factors b Overqualification of staff c Lack of exercise equipment 18 Q8 A patient in Phase II develops chest discomfort at moderate intensity exercise. What is the most appropriate sequence of actions? a Stop exercise → assess symptoms → monitor vitals → notify physician b Continue exercise → reassess later c Reduce intensity → continue session 19 Q9 Which intervention would most effectively reduce hospital readmissions in cardiac rehabilitation? a Reducing follow-up b Increasing exercise duration only c Focusing on medication adherence and lifestyle modification 20 Q10 A multidisciplinary team is not achieving optimal outcomes. What is the most likely underlying issue? a Lack of advanced technology b Overemphasis on nutrition c Poor coordination and communication among team members

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Admission, Transfer & Discharge QuizOnline version

by Basmala Mohamed

What is admission in a hospital context?

One purpose of admission is to?

The first action during admission is?

Admission assessment includes?

Medication reconciliation is part of?

Functional status refers to?

Patient orientation includes explaining?

Transfer means:

A patient may be transferred because of?

SBAR stands for?

Q1 A 58-year-old post-MI patient in Phase I develops mild tachycardia during early ambulation but remains asymptomatic. What is the most appropriate interpretation?

Q2 A patient with heart failure is enrolled in cardiac rehabilitation. Despite adherence, he reports persistent fatigue. What is the best clinical decision?

Q3 In a low-resource setting, cardiac rehabilitation services are limited. Which strategy would have the highest impact on improving patient outcomes?

Q4 A patient in Phase II shows excellent physical improvement but continues smoking. What does this indicate?

Q5 Which scenario reflects inappropriate risk stratification in cardiac rehabilitation?

Q6 A patient expresses anxiety about exercise despite stable condition. Which approach demonstrates advanced nursing practice?

Q7 Which of the following best explains the failure of some cardiac rehabilitation programs despite proper design?

Q8 A patient in Phase II develops chest discomfort at moderate intensity exercise. What is the most appropriate sequence of actions?

Q9 Which intervention would most effectively reduce hospital readmissions in cardiac rehabilitation?

Q10 A multidisciplinary team is not achieving optimal outcomes. What is the most likely underlying issue?