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Head Nurse Q1Online version HN framework by arlene pal a 1 1.What is the primary role of the Head Nurse/Charge Nurse during a shift? a Perform all nursing procedures personally b Coordinate, supervise, and manage nursing care c Take over the physician's responsibilities d Complete all documentation for the staff 2 2.Upon receiving endorsement, what should the Head Nurse do first? a Assign patients immediately b Assess the overall ward situation and patient priorities c Take the staff's lunch break schedule d Complete the Kardex 3 3.Which patient should receive priority attention? a A stable patient waiting for discharge b A patient requesting assistance with bathing c A patient experiencing sudden difficulty breathing d A patient asking about visiting hours 4 4.Which principle should guide patient assignment? a Assign patients randomly b Assign based only on staff preference c Consider patient acuity and staff/student competency d Give all difficult patients to one nurse 5 A Head Nurse delegates a task to a junior student nurse. What should the Head Nurse do afterward? a Assume the task was completed correctly b Leave the unit c Follow up and supervise the delegated activity d Ask another student to check it 6 6.Which is an example of effective communication by the Head Nurse? a Giving unclear instructions b Using respectful and professional communication c Avoiding communication with physicians d Discussing patient information in public areas 7 What is the purpose of Kardexing? a To replace the patient's medical record b To provide a quick reference for essential patient-care information c To record only medications d To document staff attendance 8 Which action demonstrates effective time management by the Head Nurse? a Completing easy tasks first regardless of urgency b Prioritizing activities according to patient needs c Delegating every responsibility d Delaying important procedures until the end of the shift 9 During medication administration, which responsibility is appropriate for the Head Nurse? a Ignore medication administration by staff b Verify orders and supervise safe medication practices c Allow students to administer medications without supervision d Change medication orders independently 10 A staff nurse is performing an unsafe nursing procedure. What should the Head Nurse do? a Ignore it to avoid conflict b Correct the unsafe practice appropriately and provide constructive feedback c Report the nurse immediately without assessment d Allow the procedure to continue 11 Which information is most important during shift endorsement? a Personal opinions about coworkers b Patient condition, significant changes, pending procedures, and important care needs c Staff members' personal concerns d Unrelated ward activities 12 Which activity is part of the Head Nurse's patient safety responsibility? a Monitoring fall risks and medication safety b Assigning patients without considering acuity c Ignoring environmental hazards d Allowing incomplete documentation 13 .Using the Head Nursing decision framework, what should come after assessing the situation? a Endorse b Evaluate c Prioritize d Document 14 A patient with pneumonia has an oxygen saturation problem and increasing difficulty breathing. What should the Head Nurse do first? a Wait until the next routine assessment b Prioritize the patient and initiate appropriate intervention c Complete the Kardex before assessing the patient d Assign the patient to another shift 15 At the end of the shift, what is an important responsibility of the Head Nurse? a Leave without reporting b Provide a concise and accurate endorsement to the incoming shift c Delete incomplete documentation d Allow staff to leave without evaluation

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Head Nurse Q1Online version

by arlene pal a

1.What is the primary role of the Head Nurse/Charge Nurse during a shift?

2.Upon receiving endorsement, what should the Head Nurse do first?

3.Which patient should receive priority attention?

4.Which principle should guide patient assignment?

A Head Nurse delegates a task to a junior student nurse. What should the Head Nurse do afterward?

6.Which is an example of effective communication by the Head Nurse?

What is the purpose of Kardexing?

Which action demonstrates effective time management by the Head Nurse?

During medication administration, which responsibility is appropriate for the Head Nurse?

A staff nurse is performing an unsafe nursing procedure. What should the Head Nurse do?

Which information is most important during shift endorsement?

Which activity is part of the Head Nurse's patient safety responsibility?

.Using the Head Nursing decision framework, what should come after assessing the situation?

A patient with pneumonia has an oxygen saturation problem and increasing difficulty breathing. What should the Head Nurse do first?

At the end of the shift, what is an important responsibility of the Head Nurse?