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Nursing English Vocabulary Quiz

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An interactive English vocabulary quiz for nursing students. Students will learn and identify common nursing and healthcare vocabulary, medical equipment, patient symptoms, body parts, and simple nursing communication through multiple-choice questions.

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Nursing English Vocabulary QuizOnline version

An interactive English vocabulary quiz for nursing students. Students will learn and identify common nursing and healthcare vocabulary, medical equipment, patient symptoms, body parts, and simple nursing communication through multiple-choice questions.

by septi harianti
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What is “Perawat” in English?

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What is “Pasien” in English?

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What is “Rumah sakit” in English?

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What is “Obat” in English?

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What is “Suhu” in English?

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What is “Suntikan” in English?

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What is “Dokter” in English?

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A nurse helps a ______.

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A doctor works in a ______.

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A nurse gives ______ to a patient.

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“How are you feeling?” means:

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“I have a headache” means:

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“Please sit down” means:

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“Take your medicine” means:

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The nurse uses a stethoscope to listen to the patient's______.

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The patient says, “I have a ______.”

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The patient cannot walk because his ______ hurts.

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The nurse wears ______ to protect her hands.

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The patient wears a ______ over the mouth and nose.

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Which tool is used to check body temperature?

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Which tool is used to listen to the heart?

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Which item is used to give an injection?

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Which item protects the nurse's hands?

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Which tool checks blood pressure?

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What does “Please wait here” mean?

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What does “The doctor will see you now” mean?

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What does “I need some medicine” mean?

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What does “Please take a rest” mean?

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What does “The patient has a fever” mean?

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The patient has a fever. What should the nurse check?

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The patient has a problem with breathing. Which sentence is correct?

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A patient says, “My chest hurts.” What is the problem?

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The nurse wants to know the patient's name. What should the nurse say?

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The nurse wants the patient to sit. What should the nurse say?

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The nurse wants to check the patient's temperature. What can the nurse say?

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A patient says, “I feel dizzy.” What does dizzy mean?

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A patient says, “I feel tired.” What does tired mean?

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Which sentence is correct for a nurse?

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A patient says, “I cannot sleep.” What does it mean?

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A patient says, “I feel dizzy and weak.” What is the patient probably experiencing?

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A patient says, “I have been coughing since yesterday.” What symptom does the patient have?

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“I have difficulty breathing” means:

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A patient says, “My throat is sore.” What is the problem?

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A patient says, “I feel nauseous.” What does nauseous mean?

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“My ankle is swollen” means:

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A patient says, “I have chest pain.” Which body part is affected?

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The patient says, “I feel very tired all the time.” The best meaning of tired is:

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Patient: “I have a terrible headache.” What is the best response from the nurse?

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Patient: “I feel cold.” What should the nurse ask?

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The nurse wants to measure the patient's temperature. What should the nurse say?

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A patient cannot understand the nurse. What should the nurse say?

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The nurse wants the patient to relax before an examination. What is the best instruction?

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A patient looks uncomfortable after receiving an injection. What should the nurse ask?

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Which equipment is most appropriate to measure blood pressure?

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The nurse uses a stethoscope mainly to:

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Which item is most appropriate for giving an injection?

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A bandage is commonly used to:

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Which item should a nurse wear to protect the hands from contamination?

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Complete the sentence: The nurse ______ the patient's blood pressure every morning.

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Complete the sentence: The doctor ______ the patient before giving treatment.

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Complete the sentence: The nurse gives the patient medicine according to the doctor's______.

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Complete the sentence: The patient's condition is getting ______, so the nurse calls the doctor.

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Complete the sentence: The patient needs to ______ in bed and get enough rest.

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A patient says: “My stomach hurts after eating.” What should the nurse understand?

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The nurse asks: “On a scale of 1 to 10, how bad is your pain?” The nurse wants to know:

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A patient says: “The pain is getting worse.” What does getting worse mean?

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Patient: “I am allergic to penicillin.” What information is important for the nurse?

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The nurse says: “Have you taken any medication today?” The nurse wants to know:

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Patient: “I feel better after taking the medicine.” What does the patient mean?

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The nurse says: “Please let me know if you feel any discomfort.” What does discomfort mean?

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The nurse asks: “When did the symptoms start?” The nurse wants to know:

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A patient says: “I have been vomiting since this morning and I feel very weak.” Which symptom is NOT mentioned?

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The patient says: “My pain is worse when I move.” What does this mean?

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The nurse needs to know whether the patient is allergic to any medicine. Which question is best?

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Read the situation: A patient has a fever, cough, and sore throat. The nurse checks the patient's temperature and asks about the symptoms. What does the nurse do first?

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A patient says, "I have been feeling short of breath since this morning." What is the main complaint?

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The patient reports that the pain becomes worse when taking a deep breath. What does this mean?

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A nurse asks, "Have you experienced these symptoms before?" The nurse wants to know:

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The patient's temperature is 39°C. Which statement is most appropriate?

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A patient says, "I feel weak and lightheaded when I stand up." What should the nurse understand?

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The nurse asks, "Are you currently taking any medications?" What information does the nurse need?

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A patient says, "I am allergic to certain antibiotics." Why is this information important?

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The nurse notices that the patient is sweating, pale, and weak. Which word best describes the patient's appearance?

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A patient says, "My symptoms started gradually two days ago." What does "gradually" mean?

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The patient says, "The pain is unbearable." What does "unbearable" mean?

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A nurse asks, "Can you describe the pain?" The nurse wants to know:

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The patient describes the pain as "sharp." What does "sharp pain" usually mean?

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The nurse documents, "The patient's condition has improved." What does this mean?

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The patient's condition suddenly deteriorates. What does "deteriorates" mean?

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The nurse says, "Please inform me immediately if your symptoms worsen." What should the patient do?

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A patient says, "I have not been able to keep any food down." What does the patient probably mean?

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The nurse asks, "When was your last bowel movement?" The nurse is asking about:

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A patient says, "I feel numb in my fingers." What does "numb" mean?

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The nurse needs to assess the patient's level of consciousness. Which question is most appropriate?

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The patient suddenly becomes confused and cannot answer simple questions. What should the nurse do?

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Read the situation: The patient has been vomiting several times and cannot drink enough fluids. What is the possible concern?

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A patient says, "I feel a burning sensation when I urinate." Which symptom is described?

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The nurse asks the patient to rate the pain from 0 to 10. What is the purpose?

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A patient rates the pain as 9 out of 10. How should the pain be described?

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A patient's blood pressure is lower than usual, and the patient feels dizzy. What is the most relevant term?

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