Test on Fundamental Clinical Nursing Skills Exam

Question 1: Lipodystrophy is not a complication associated with subcutaneous insulin administration.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: Lipodystrophy is a known complication of subcutaneous insulin injection.

Question 2: The lower inner quadrant of the dorsogluteal area is used for IM injection administration.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: The upper outer quadrant of the dorsogluteal area is used for IM injection administration.

Question 3: Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding lower limb elastic bandage application?

A. The elastic bandage should be applied starting from the ankle joint.

B. A correctly applied bandage causes a strong pressure sensation.

C. The bandage aims to slow blood and lymph flow in the lower limbs.

D. A high bandage for the lower limb typically ends below the groins.

Explanation: According to the study materials, the true statement regarding lower limb bandaging is that an elastic bandage is applied starting from the ankle joint.

Question 4: How is long-acting basal insulin administered?

A. Intramuscularly

B. Intravenously

C. Subcutaneously

D. Orally

Explanation: Long-acting basal insulin can be administered subcutaneously, as indicated in the study materials.

Question 5: Neurological status is assessed in step D of the ABCDE approach.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: In step D of the ABCDE approach, neurological status and blood glucose are assessed.