1. Which of the activities are not usually
The patient was taken to the waiting room
performed in the reception area?
a) registration of patients;
b) examination and objective examination of
patients;
c) sanitary treatment of patients;
d) registration of the medical history;
e) blood transfusion
2. At the initial examination of the patient by the
doctor of the admission department, an
infectious disease is suspected. In which unit is
it necessary to place the patient for the final
diagnosis?
a) to the insulator;
b) into the examination room;
c) in the diagnostic chamber;
d) in the manipulative;
e) in the sanitary checkpoint.
3. The doctor examined the patient in the
examination room on the couch. The next
patient is to be examined using the same couch.
What hygiene measures should be taken in this
case?
a) lay the patient and conduct an examination;
b) cover the couch with bedsheets and inspect;
c) wipe the oilcloth with a dry napkin;
d) once to treat the oilcloth with 1% solution of
chloramine;
e) double-work on the oilcloth with 1%
chloramine solution
4. What medical documents are usually not
drawn up in the admission department?
a) completion of the title page of the medical
history;
b) filling the card out of the hospital;
c) the register of incoming patients;
d) journal of refusals in hospitalization;
e) statistic certificate of the specified diagnosis.
5.The patient was taken to the waiting room
unconscious, with documents and valuables.
What do you need to do to the doctor on duty?
a) leave the things with the patient;
b) to take out things and give to relatives;
c) withdraw items, make an inventory in two
copies, one of them is glued to the medical
history, and the documents are kept in a safe,
and the things are in the storage room;
d) withdraw items, make an inventory in the
accompanying sheet and give them to the rescue
team that delivered the brigade;
6.
unconscious and documents. What should a
doctor on duty do in such a situation?
a) leave the patient in the diagnostic room before
the patient enters the consciousness and after
that make a medical history;
b) hospitalized in the department without a
completed medical history;
c) to be hospitalized in the department without
registration of the passport office;
d) hospitalized in the department, having
completed the medical history, indicating in the
passport office the surname "Unknown",
informing the police at the same time;
7. Which of the above functional units is usually
not part of the admissions office?
a) waiting room;
b) operating room;
c) the insulator;
d) inspection;
e) Sanitary checkpoint
8. Which of the listed items of dressing is
superfluous?
а) dressing table;
b) a table for tools;
c) washbasin;
d) cabinet for medicines;
e) shower
9. Who carries out transportation of the patient
from the admission department to the in-patient
department?
a) the duty nurse of the admissions department;
b) doctor on duty at the admission department;
c) hospital attendants of the admissions
department;
d) ambulance team;
e) the on-duty doctor of the profile hospital
where the patient is hospitalized.
10. From what calculation is the need of a
medical and preventive institution in
disinfectants and detergents compiled?
a) from the cost of routine disinfection of
premises, general cleaning and disinfection of
medical devices.
b) from the cost of general cleaning and current
disinfection;
c) from the costs of the current disinfection of
premises and the processing of medical devices;
d) from the costs of current disinfection and
final disinfection;
e) from the costs of preliminary and final
disinfection.

11.What should be the interior decoration of
premises that are exposed to the current wet
disinfection?
a) the walls should be faced with ceramic tiles at
a height of 1.5 meters, the ceiling is
whitewashed with lime, the floors are wooden;
b) the walls should be faced with ceramic tiles at
full height or painted with water-resistant paints
(oil), the floors covered with waterproof
materials;
c) the walls and ceiling are painted with water-
based paint, the floors are covered with
waterproof materials;
d) the walls must be painted with water-based
paint, the ceiling is lime, the floor - wooden;
e) these requirements are not of fundamental
importance, if there are powerful sources of
ultraviolet radiation in the room.
12. Which of the listed diseases can primarily be
a consequence of nosocomial infection?
a) Panaritium;
b) postoperative thrombophlebitis;
c) suppuration of the operating wound;
d) hydroadenite;
e) Erysipiloid.
 
13.How many times can a person use
disinfectant solutions?
a) 1 time;
b) 2 times;
c) 3 times;
d) 4 times;
e) before discolouring
14. Which of the listed solutions should be given
preference for cleaning the ward, in which there
was a patient with an anaerobic infection?
a) 2% solution of bleach;
b) 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide;
c) 6% hydrogen peroxide solution;
d) o, 5% solution of sulfochlorantin;
e) 3% solution of lysophormine.
15. What stages of treatment should be
performed after using a reusable medical
device?
a) pre-sterilization treatment, sterilization;
b) sterilization, disinfection;
c) washing under running water, disinfection,
sterilization;
d) disinfection, pre-sterilization treatment,
sterilization;
e) mechanical treatment, washing with water,
disinfection, sterilization.
16. The nurse has a scratch of 2 fingers of the
right hand. How should she protect herself when
taking blood from a patient?
a) treat the finger with saline after vein puncture;
b) put a bandage on your finger;
c) seal the scratch with adhesive plaster;
d) wear rubber gloves;
e) put on your fingertips and rubber gloves
17. When taking blood from the vein, a drop of
blood hit the table. What should the nurse do?
a) at the end of the working day, treat the table
with disinfectant;
b) wipe the table with a dry napkin;
c) rinse the blood with running water and wipe
the table with a dry napkin;
d) immediately wipe the table with a tissue
moistened with a 3% solution of chloramine
18. After disinfection of tools, they are washed
in a washing solution. The solution acquired a
pink color. How many times can a person use
this solution for washing instruments?
a) 1 time;
b) 2 times;
c) 3 times;
d) 6 times;
e) the solution is no longer suitable for use
19. What is the essence of the sanitary-hygienic
regime of the hospital?
a) prevention of the development and spread of
nosocomial infection;
b) creation of hygienic, somatic comfort for
patients and optimal working conditions for
employees;
c) strict observance of the regime of the day,
elimination of the influence of external stimuli,
the creation of a normal psychological climate;
d) compliance with hygiene rules for medical
personnel;
e) compliance with ethics and deontology.
20. What is the essence of the antiepidemic
regimen of the hospital?
a) in preventing the development and spread of
nosocomial infections;
b) in creating hygienic, somatic comfort for
patients and optimal working conditions for
employees;
c) in observing the regime of the day,
eliminating the influence of external stimuli,
creating a normal psychological climate;
d) in compliance with hygiene rules for medical
workers;
e) in compliance with ethics and deontology.
21. What is the main essence of the treatment-
and-protective regime of the hospital?
a) in preventing the development and spread of
nosocomial infections;
b) in creating hygienic, somatic comfort for
patients and optimal working conditions for
employees;
c) in observing the regime of the day,
eliminating the influence of external stimuli,
creating a normal psychological climate;
d) compliance with ethics and deontology
22. How is it necessary to handle the dishes after
the meal?
a) wash under warm running water;
b) wash with baking soda under running water;
c) immerse in 0.5% chloramine solution with
0.5% detergent solution for 15 minutes, then
rinse under running water;
d) wipe with a cloth moistened with 3%
chloramine solution, then rinse under running
water;
e) wipe twice with a cloth dampened with 3%
chloramine solution, then rinse under running
water.
23. Who is responsible for training nurses in a
health care facility?
a) the head physician;
b) the main nurse of the hospital;
c) deputy chief physician for medical work;
d) senior nurse of the department;
e) Head of the department.
24. How to treat the spatula after examining the
patient's throat?
a) wipe with a dry cloth;
b) wipe with a cloth moistened with 3%
chloramine solution;
c) wipe twice with a cloth moistened with 3%
chloramine solution;
d) quarte for 5 minutes;
e) immerse in a 0.5% solution of chloramine for
30 minutes after which it should be rinsed in
running water.
25. What kind of cleaning equipment (buckets,
basins, rags) should the nurse use while cleaning
the premises?
a) use any available means;
b) for toilets use special equipment, for
corridors, chambers, manipulative - any
available;
c) for toilets and a corridor special, and for
chambers and manipulative - any available;
d) for toilets and corridors, manipulative special,
and for chambers - any available;
e) for cleaning the premises, a marked inventory
is used, which is used strictly for the purpose.
26. Before entering the hospital, all patients go
through the admission department. Highlight the
main function of this department?
a) outpatient care for patients and victims;
b) the establishment of a final clinical diagnosis;
c) conducting modern survey methods;
d) registration and sanitation of patients;
c) timely consultations of narrow specialists.
27.How often is cleaning in the wards done ?
a) 1 time per day;
b) 2 times a day;
c) 3 times a day;
d) 4 times a day;
e) more than 1 time if necessary.
28. While washing in the bathroom, the patient
had pain in the region of the heart, dizziness, and
the skin became pale. How is it necessary to act
in such an observation?
a) accelerate washing;
b) give the patient a horizontal position;
c) put the patient on a stool;
d) stop washing, wipe the patient with a dry
towel;
e) remove the patient from the bath, lay on the
couch, raise his legs.
29. A nurse who works in the operating unit,
after taking swabs from the nasopharynx, has
sown a pathogenic microflora. What should the
head nurse do?
a) remove her from work and conduct a course
of treatment;
b) transfer the nurse for work in the wards;
c) make her constantly wear a mask;
d) transfer it to another department;
e) transferred to work in the subsidiary
economic units of the hospital.
30. The patient needs to wash his head. Which
medical personnel should provide assistance?
a) the nurse on duty;
b) the attendant nurse;
c) the sister-hostess;
d) Senior Nurse
31. When a patient with external bleeding was
assisted, a drop of patient's blood entered the
doctor's mouth. What kind of solution is needed
to rinse the mouth?
a) 1% solution of boric acid;
b) 70% alcohol;
c) 2% solution of baking soda;
d) 0.2% solution of chloramine;
e) a solution of furacilin 1: 1000.
32. How is it necessary to handle scissors after
cutting the nails of the patient?
a) boil in water for 15 minutes;
b) rinse under warm, durable water;
c) wipe with 70% ethanol;
d) wash with baking soda and running water;
e) wipe twice with a tissue., dipped in a 3%
solution of chloramine, then rinse with running
water.
33. How often is the replacement of the laundry
in a patient with a general regime?
a) Once a week;
b) 2 times a week;
c) 3 times a week;
d) 2 times a day;
e) daily
                                  
34. In order to prevent the adverse effect of high
temperature
Environment where should be the window of the
operating room located, as a rule,?
a) to the south;
b) to the southeast;
c) to the west;
d) to the northwest;
e) to the south-west
35. What activity does not apply to the basic
requirements for personal hygiene of medical
personnel?
a) maintaining the hygienic state of the body,
natural openings and genitals;
b) periodic cutting of nails and hair;
c) daily brushing of teeth and rinsing of the
mouth;
d) a hygienic shower and a change of clothes;
e) face treatment with 70% alcohol.
36. Which of the following methods of
disinfection of the hands of medical personnel is
not used in practice?
a) treatment with 80% ethyl alcohol;
b) treatment with 0.5% solution of chlogoxidine
bigluconate;
c) treatment with 70% ethyl alcohol;
d) treatment with 0.5% chloramine solution;
e) 10% treatment with iodine tincture.
37.How often do they lay down lying patients?
a) at least 2 times a day;
b) once a day;
c) every other day;
d) once a week
38.How can we remove sulfur fuses from the
ear?
a) using your finger after washing your hands
with soap;
b) by introducing into the external auditory canal
an acute object;
c) a water jet from a balloon or a special syringe;
d) instill in the auditory meatus 3% hydrogen
peroxide solution;
e) by introducing a camphor oil into the external
auditory meatus by pipetting.
39.How to properly place the body of a patient
who is in an unconscious state, to ensure airway
patency?
a) in the semi-sitting position;
b) in the position on the back;
c) in the abdominal position;
d) in the position on the side;
e) in the position on the back with the head
turned to the side.
40.How to carry a patient on the stairs?
a) on the stretcher with the head forward,
keeping them in a horizontal position;
b) in a similar way, only with your feet forward;
c) fixing the patient to the stretcher;
d) on stretchers in the patient's position on the
side;
e) on stretchers in the position of the patient on
the abdomen.
41. Who determines the nature of transportation
of a patient from the admission department to a
hospital?
a) the duty nurse of the admissions department;
b) doctor on duty at the admission department;
c) ambulance doctor;
d) the consulting doctor;
e) Senior doctor on duty in the emergency
department.
42.Which room is the most sterile room in the
operating zone ?
a) anesthesia;
b) instrumental;
c) hardware;
d) operating rooms;
e) preoperative.
43. What is the main purpose of using a
protective medical mask in the operating room
and dressing?
a) prevention of intra-hospital infection;
b) protection of medical staff from getting into
the respiratory tract of pathogenic bacteria;
c) protection of the face from getting secretions
from the wound during its treatment;
d) protection of the wound from the ingress of
microflora from the operating brigade.
44. What is the main difference between a
female and a male urinal?
a) larger size;
b) the presence of a lid;
in colour;
d) material of manufacture;
e) the shape of the hole.
45. What condition is the indication for gastric
lavage?
a) gastric bleeding;
b) burns of the mouth and esophagus;
c) acute myocardial infarction;
d) poisoning with poor-quality food;
e) vomiting due to increased intracranial
pressure
50.How to prevent the loss of a permanent
nasogastric tube, which was supplied for
prolonged artificial feeding?
a) close the outer aperture of the probe after each
feeding;
b) fix the outer part of the probe to the nose or
cheek with a plaster;
c) fix the probe to the mucous membrane of the
stomach with a suture;
d) bend and fix the outer part of the probe with a
seam to the nasal septum after each feeding;
e) tie up and fix the outer part of the probe with
a gauze tape around the neck.
51. In which hospital room should the cooking
process be performed for inpatients?
a) in the dining room;
b) in the distribution;
c) in the food unit;
d) in the buffet;
e) in the kitchen

46. What are the conditions for visiting a patient 52. Where is the surgical patient's contact with
who is in the intensive care unit? relatives at the general regime in the ward?
a) only in replaceable shoes and a medical a) in the hall of the branch;
gown; b) in the ward;
b) in replacement shoes; c) in the rest room;
c) in a special suit; d) in the corridor;
d) the visit is prohibited; e) in the meeting room.
e) visits by the next of kin are allowed.
53. Which of the feeding options is most suitable
47. What are the first signs of a decubitus? for a patient with an unremarkable tumor of the
a) the presence of a black scab; esophagus, which makes it impossible for a
b) redness of the skin and the appearance of normal meal
bullae; a) through a nasogastric tube;
c) blanching of the skin; b) through a nutritional enema;
d) the presence of a wound with purulent c) through the gastrostomy;
discharge; d) complete parenteral nutrition;
e) the appearance of papillomatous growths on e) through enterostoma.
the skin.
54. Specify the composition of the drugs most
48. Which of the following products are not effective for parenteral nutrition?
allowed for transmission to a hospital patient? a) solutions of amino acids, albumin,
a) pasteurized milk; carbohydrates;
b) fruit; b) preserved blood, amino acid solutions;
c) smoked fish; albumen;
d) boiled meat; c) solutions of amino acids, albumin, fat
e) vegetables. emulsions;
d) solutions of amino acids, carbohydrates, fat
49. In what room is the feeding of a seriously ill emulsions;
patient? e) canned blood, fat emulsions and
a) dining room; carbohydrates.
b) procedural room;
c) ward; 55. Which substance, first of all, should be
d) the food block; enriched with food for the therapeutic
e) room for visits. nourishment of patients with common burns?
a) proteins;
b) carbohydrates; d) I think that a little - a month or two;
c) fats; e) what are you talking about! Everything will
d) mineral salts; be ok!;
e) liquid. f) do not worry, why you have such gloomy
thoughts, now I will invite the attending
56. Which product can be passed on to a surgical physician.
patient?
a) freshly brewed sausage; 61. Which of the following iatrogenic lesions are
b) smoked fish; more informational?
c) wine; a) response to vaccination;
d) cherry; b) self-medication under the influence of
e) butter. advertising;
c) operational stress;
57. After what time does the food enter the d) iodine intoxication in contrast study;
dispensing department? e) radiation damage in radiation therapy.
a) not more than 3 hours;
b) not more than 2 hours; 62. Which of the following necessary qualities is
c) not more than an hour; decisive in the work of a junior medical
d) not more than 30 minutes; professional?
e) immediately аfter cooking. a) accuracy and smartness;
b) benevolence and affability;
58. In what form can visitors visit a surgical c) patience;
patient with bed rest? d) responsibility;
a) in street clothes and shoes; e) optimism.
b) in street clothes, but with replacement shoes;
c) in change clothes, change shoes and dressing 63. Which of the listed factors in the hospital
gown; environment form the necessary psychological
d) in street clothes, change shoes and dressing climate in the department?
gown; a) the appearance of the department;
e) without outer clothing in a change of shoes b) orientation of the patient in the structure of
and dressing gown the department;
c) compliance with the regime;
59. Which of the functions when communicating d) equipping the department;
with a patient does not fall within the e) all of the above
competence of junior and paramedical
personnel? 64. Which of the above factors is most
a) attention to the patient's personality and his significantly optimistic for the patient before the
requests; forthcoming operation?
b) a calm and polite relationship with the a) confident optimistic conversation with the
patient; operating surgeon;
c) the fulfillment of the patient's requests and b) a leisurely conversation and a "solid"
desires within the limits of what is permitted; appearance of the surgeon (age, reputation,
d) discussion with the patient of questions of his length of service);
condition and treatment; c) positive advertising of the clinic in the city;
e) careful observance of the curative and d) presence in the ward of successfully treated
protective regime. such patients, operated by the prospective future
surgeon;
60. A dying oncological patient asks the junior e) excellent conditions for staying in the clinic.
medical worker, how much longer do I have to
live? What kind of response should be 65. Who is responsible in the department for
considered adequate? improving the qualifications of junior medical
a) I do not answer such questions, contact your personnel?
doctor; a) senior resident of the department;
b) I do not know anything about you, contact b) the host sister;
your doctor; c) the head of the department;
c) this is not my responsibility, contact the head d) senior nurse of the department;
of the department; e) the elder sister of the hospital.
 b) to enter the cardiology department
66. After an evening call, the nurse found the c) to send to the infectious disease department
absence of the patient for an hour in the ward. d) refuse hospitalization
What actions should she take?      
a) start a patient search in a medical institution; 72. A nurse diagnosed a pediculosis in a boy 9
b) inform the police; years old upon admission to a hospital. What
c) phone the patient at home, having learned the disinfectant solution needs to be applied on the
address and telephone number from the medical child's head?
history; a) 100% vinegar
d) inform the doctor on duty; b) 1% bleach solution
e) do nothing and expect the patient. c) With a 70% solution of alcohol
d) 20% solution of benzyl benzoate
67. Which of the listed qualities of a medical e) with a soap solution
worker most fully reflects the ideas of
humanism? 73. The hospital's main nurse analyzed the data
a) unselfishness, self-denial, purity of the soul on admission and discharge of patients in the
and thoughts; hospital. Where is the patient movement
b) accuracy and compulsion; recorded in the hospital?
c) kindness and affability; a) in the front office
d) determination and self-criticism; b) in the office of medical statistics
e) patience and observation c) at the reception of the head doctor
d) at the main hospital nurse
68. A patient 14 year old enters the admission
department of a children's hospital with 74. Several sick children enter the waiting room
suspected gastrointestinal bleeding. How to at the same time. Which patients should be
transport it to a hospital? admitted to the department first?
a) on a gurney a) planned patients
b) on foot, accompanied by a nurse b) patients in satisfactory condition
c) on a wheelchair c) patients in a state of moderate severity
d) yourself d) patients are taken in the order of their
e) as agreed with the patient arrival
                                                                      e) patients in serious condition
69. A sick child has 5 years of age in the
admission department for pediculosis on the 75. A child aged 1 year 6 months was examined
scalp. The nurse filled out the medical history by a doctor in a polyclinic. How often should the
and sanitized. Which document should she fill? pediatrician (preventive examinations) inspect
a) statistical coupon this child?
b) emergency notification in SES a) once in 2 weeks
c) outpatient card b) once a month
d) card leaving hospital c) once in 2 months
e) alphabetical journal d) once every 3 months
        e) once in 6 months
70. A child at the age of 6 months is observed in
a polyclinic. How often should the pediatrician 76. The nurse finds from the medical records,
(preventive examinations) inspect this child? the presence of HIV infection in the child
a) once in 2 weeks entering the department. To whom can she say
b) once a month this?
c) once in 2 months a) only to the doctor in the emergency room
d) once every 3 months b) to all department doctors
e) once in 6 months c) ll health care workers
d) patients in the ward
71. A boy 10 years old enters the admissions e) to all
department of a children's hospital for heart
disease. The pediatrician suspected the 77. A boy of 8 years old entered the admissions
infectious disease of the child. What should the department of a children's hospital in a state of
doctor do? moderate severity for bronchitis. How should we
a) send the baby home transport him to the children's department?
a) on a gurney e) in the hands of a nurse
b) the patient walks on foot
c) on a stretcher 83. The younger nurse conducted disinfection in
d) on the hands of parents the ward, where the child is 7 years old with
e) in the hands of a nurse viral hepatitis. What is the name of this
disinfection?
78. A child at the age of 5 years is observed in a a) preventive
polyclinic. How often should the pediatrician b) current
(preventive examinations) inspect this child? c) final
a) once a month  
b) once in 3 months 84. The younger nurse has ventilated the wards
c) once every 6 months in the children's ward. How often do you need to
d) once a year do this?
e) once in 2 years a) at least once a day
b) At least 2 times a day
79. A seven-year-old child was hospitalized in c) at least 3 times a day
the admission department in a serious condition d) at least 4 times a day
for seizures. First of all, you need: e) The window should be open all the time
a) measure body temperature
b) to inspect for scabies and pediculosis 85. The parents brought the child to the
c) to provide emergency care children's department fruit and juice. Where
d) to transport the child to the intensive care should these foods be stored?
unit a) in a bedside table
e) call neurologist b) at the nurse's post
c) in the refrigerator
 80. There are 5 hospital beds in the ward of the d) in the dining room
children's ward (hospital).
What should be, according to hygiene standards, 87. The younger nurse conducted disinfection in
the distance between the beds? the ward of the children's somatic department.
a) not less than 1,5 m What is the name of this disinfection?
b) not less than 0,5 m a) preventive
c) not less than 1 m b) current
d) not less than 2 m c) final
e) not less than 2,5 m
88. A child aged 5 years entered the admissions
81. A boy 6 year old enters the admissions department of a children's hospital. The nurse
department of a children's hospital in grave found out from the parents whether the child
condition for diabetes mellitus. The skin is dirty, was in contact with sick infectious diseases.
the nits are found on the hair. When should he What period of absence of contact with
sanitize? infectious patients should be indicated in the
a) after emergency care with the permission of medical history?
the doctor a) 3 days
b) immediately in the waiting room until b) 5 days
examination c) 1 week
c) after agreement with parents d) 2 weeks
d) for the next day e) 3 weeks
e) sanitation is not necessary
89. A nurse examined children in the children's
82. A 11-year-old boy admitted to the ward to identify the symptoms of infectious
admission department of a children's hospital diseases. How often do you need to do this?
about hemarthrosis (a joint hemorrhage). How a) every day
should we transport him to the children's b) 1 time in 2 days
department? c) Once in 3 days
a) on a gurney d) Once a week
b) on the wheelchair e) Once in 10 days
c) on a stretcher
d) on the hands of parents
90. The blood of an HIV-infected patient has got
on the skin of a nurse. What should be used for
the contamination site?
a. 70% ethanol solution
b. 96% solution of ethyl alcohol
c. boiled water
d. with a soap solution
e. 1% solution of chloramine
91. The younger nurse spent disinfection in the
ward, where the child was 3 years old with an
intestinal infection (now the child is discharged
home). What is the name of this disinfection?
a) preventive
b) current
c) final
92. After the end of the working day, the nurse
changed into different clothes. Where should
medical clothing and footwear be stored?
a) in the clothes
b) in special individual cabinets
c) in a common cabinet
d) at home
e) as a nurse
93. The blood of the HIV-infected patient has
got on the mucosa of the nasal cavity of the
nurse. What should be used for the
contamination site?
a) 70% ethanol solution
b) 96% solution of ethyl alcohol
c) 30% albucid solution
d) with a soap solution
e) 1% solution of chloramine
94. The nurse told the mother of the child about
the age at which the child should be taught to
rinse his mouth and brush his teeth. This should
be done at ?
a) 1 year
b) 1.5 years
c) 2 years
d) 2.5 years
e) 3 years
95. The junior nurse is changing before working
in the children's department.
The most acceptable replacement shoes are:
a) shoes
b) Running sneakers
c) sneakers of leatherette
d) slippers rag
e) slippers from leatherette
96. A child aged 12 years is in the children's
ward of the hospital. Today he took a hygienic
bath. How often should a hygiene bath be
carried out for children in the children's
department?
a) every day
b) 1 time in 3 days
c) 1 every 7-10 days
d) Once in 2 weeks
97. During the flu epidemic, all medical
personnel wear masks (from gauze). How often
do I need to change these masks?
a) every hour
b) every 2 hours
c) every 3 hours
d) every 4 hours
e) every shift
98. In the reception department of the hospital,
the younger nurse conducts wet cleaning of the
premises. How often should this be done?
a) every hour
b) every 2 hours
c) every 4 hours
d) Once a day
e) 2 times a day
99. The younger nurse conducted preventive
disinfection in the ward of the children's somatic
department. What kind of solution is used for
wiping furniture?
a) 0.1% solution of chloramine
b) 0.5-1% solution of chloramine
c) 2-5% solution of bleach
d) soap solution
e) You can use boiled water
100. The blood of the HIV-infected patient has
got on the mucous membrane of the eye of the
nurse. What should be used on the
contamination site?
a) 70% ethanol solution
b) 96% solution of ethyl alcohol
c) with a soap solution
d) 30% albucid solution
e) 1% solution of chloramine
101. The younger nurse cleans the baby's eyes
with cotton wool moistened with warm strong
tea. This should be done:
a) from the outer corner of the eye to the inner
b) From the inner corner of the eye to the outer
102. Parents brought food to the hospital. Some
of them, the nurse did not accept, because they
are not allowed to be transferred. It is:
a) Fruits
b) Vegetables
c) cookies d) four times a day
d) chocolate e) five times a day
e) Juices
109. A child of four months suffers from
103. A nurse takes care of a seriously ill child hypotrophy. What kind of medical bath should
and conducts prophylaxis for pressure sores. he appointed?
What kind of solution should I wipe the patient's a) Hot mustard
skin? b) starchy
a) half-alcohol solution c) salt (with sea salt)
b) 70 ° solution of alcohol d) Coniferous
c) 96 ° alcohol solution e) with the addition of 5% potassium
d) 1% solution of chloramine permanganate
e) boiled water

104. A child has ten months of functional 110. Mom bathes a child of three years. Indicate
disorder of the nervous system. What kind of the duration of the hygiene bath for this child:
medical bath should he appoint? a) 5-7 minutes
a) Hot mustard b) 8-10 minutes
b) starchy c) 10-20 minutes
c) salt (with sea salt) d) 20-30 minutes
d) Coniferous e) 30-40 minutes
e) with the addition of 5% potassium
permanganate 111. The doctor asked for a hot medicinal bath
for 5 year old child . What is the water
105. A nurse cleaned the nasal passages of a temperature for this procedure?
newborn child with a cotton flagellum. At what a) 37-39 ° C
depth is it recommended to inject flagella? b) 40-42 ° C
a) 0.5 cm c) 43-45 ° C
b) 1 - 1.5 cm d) 46-49 ° C
c) 2 cm e) 50-55 ° C
d) 3 cm
e) 4 cm 112. The doctor prescribed a mustard bath for a
five year old boy. How should you prepare a
106. Mom bathes the baby of five months. What mustard solution?
should be the duration of this procedure? a) 20 grams of mustard per 10 gallons of water
a) 1-2 minutes b) 40 grams of mustard per 10 liters of water
b) 3-4 minutes c) 60 grams of mustard per 10 gallons of water
c) 5-10 minutes d) 80 grams of mustard per 10 gallons of water
d) 11-15 minutes e) 100 grams of mustard per 10 gallons of
e) 16-20 minutes water

107. The child is 4 months old. Is on artificial 113. The nurse has washed away the newborn
feeding. How many times should I feed this girl after a defecation. How should she do this?
child? a) in a bath with warm boiled water
a) 7 times a day b) in a bath with boiled water and the addition
b) 6 times a day of a disinfectant solution
c) 5 times a day c) under running water from front to back
d) 4 times a day d) under running water from the front
e) On Demand e) it is necessary to make a hygienic bath

108. The pediatrician told the mother of the 114. The nurse cleaned the nasal passages of the
child for 1.5 months that she needed to wash her newborn child with a cotton bud. What is
face, neck, and hands with warm boiled water. recommended to lubricate it before the
This procedure should be done at least: procedure?
a) Once a day a) 70% alcohol
b) two times a day b) 96% alcohol
c) three times a day c) boiled water
d) with a solution of furacilin
e) Vaseline oil 121. A child of 11 years old has a body
temperature of 40, 7 ° C. This temperature is
115. The doctor told the mother of the newborn called:
child about when it is possible to hold the first a) subfebrile
hygienic bath for the child. This should be done: b) Febrile
a) on the first day after birth c) Peritic
b) on the 2-3 day after birth d) Hyperpyretic
c) at 5-6 days after birth
d) on the 7-10th day after birth 122. body temperature of a seven year old has
e) after 2 weeks of life sharply decreased from 39,5 ° С to 36,2 ° С.
What is the most typical symptom in this
116. Mother gives the baby a milk formula for period?
seven months. What should be the temperature a) Hyperemia of the skin
of this mixture? b) weakness
a) 36-37 ° C. c) increased sweating
b) only 37 ° С d) feeling of heat
c) 37-40 ° C e) chills
d) 40-42 ° C
e) 43-45 ° C 123. A child of 5 years is in the department for
myocarditis. The doctor appointed the following
117. The child 3 years old has body temperature regime: the child should not get out of bed; the
of 37.9 ° C. This temperature is called: baby is fed in bed, personal hygiene and
a) subfebrile physiological dispatches (with the help of bed
b) Febrile linens). This mode is called:
c) Peritic a) strict bed rest
d) Hyperpyretic b) The bed
c) semi-post
118. The younger nurse measures the body d) General
temperature of a seriously ill child of five years.
This should be done: 124. In the boy of 10 years, the nurse measured
a) every hour the magnitude of systolic blood pressure. By
b) every 2-3 hours what formula is the average age-related systolic
c) every 4-6 hours blood pressure calculated at this age?
d) every 8 hours a) 100 + n, where n is the age in years
e) every 12 hours b) 90 + n, where n is the age in years
c) 90 + 2n, where n is the age in years
119. The younger nurse measures the d) 75 + 2n, where n is the age in years
temperature of the body of the children in the e) 60 + n, where n is the age in years
ward. When should she do this?
a) immediately after the child wakes up 125. A 11-year-old girl in a stuffy room fainted.
b) on an empty stomach 30-40 minutes after What kind of pre-hospital care should a girl
waking up give?
c) before breakfast a) to give a warm strong tea, to give a lofty
d) after breakfast position
e) in the morning at 9.00. and in the evening at b) ensure fresh air access, inhalation of
21.00. ammonia vapors
c) to give a horizontal position, to carry out
120. A child of seven years entered a department inhalation with an oxygen-air mixture
with a high body temperature. How much d) ensure fresh air access, elevate
additional fluid should be given to this child (per e) Provide access to fresh air, measure blood
kg of body weight per degree above 37 ° C)? pressure
a) 10 ml
b) 15 ml 126. A child of seven years is in the department
c) 20 ml about endocarditis. The doctor has appointed the
d) 25 ml following regime: a child can leave the room
e) 30 ml
only for meals in the dining room and the toilet. 132. A child of 13 years of age had a cardiac
This mode is called: arrest. How often should pressure be applied to
a) strict bed rest the chest during an indirect heart massage?
b) The bed a) about 40 per minute
c) semi-post b) about 60 per minute
d) General c) about 70 per minute
d) about 90 per minute
127. The younger nurse counted the pulse rate in e) about 100 per minute
a child of five years. How long does it take to
calculate this figure? 133. A girl of 11 years old suffers from chronic
a) 10 seconds gastritis, often complains of nausea. What did
b) 15 seconds the doctor recommend to reduce the feeling of
c) 20 seconds nausea?
d) 30 seconds a) 2% solution of potassium permanganate
e) 60 seconds b) 5% salt solution
c) hot tea
128. A child of eight years old was brought to d) pieces of ice
the reception room for paroxysmal tachycardia e) 100 ml of water with 2-3 drops of ammonia
(HR-175 per minute). What is the most effective
first aid to help this child: 134. A child entered the department in serious
a) to give a lofty position condition. During the last 2 hours he was
b) pressure the epigastric region vomiting "coffee grounds". What does this
c) hold pressure on the heart area symptom show?
d) pat on the hands and feet a) About intestinal bleeding
e) Carry out an inhalation with an oxygen-air b) About gastric bleeding
mixture c) About food poisoning
d) About an intestinal infection
129. The nurse measured the temperature of the e) About dehydration
air in the ward, where children with respiratory
diseases are admitted. What is the optimum air 135. The doctor ordered the child to enter the
temperature in this case? gas tube for 8 months. What are the indications
a) 16-17 ° C for this procedure?
b) 18-20 ° C a) Gastrointestinal bleeding
c) 21-22 ° C b) Fracture of anus
d) 23-24 ° C c) Endoscopic examination of the rectum
e) 25-26 ° C d) Flatulence
e) Inflammatory process in the area of the large
130. A child of five years is in the department intestine
for pneumonia. The doctor appointed a hand
bath. To carry out this procedure, the water 136. A child with a disease of the urinary system
should be lowered: is hospitalized in the department. What dietary
a) only fingers advice should this child give?
b) only brushes a) Restriction or exclusion of table salt
c) arms to the middle third of the forearm b) Limitation of dairy products
d) arms to the elbow c) Exclude any fruit
e) completely both hands d) Restriction or exclusion of vegetables
e) Exclude fermented milk products
131. In a healthy boy of 10 years the younger
medical sister measured arterial pressure. The 137. A 14-year-old boy with an attack of renal
average blood pressure in boys of this age is colic entered the department. What kind of pre-
about: hospital care is needed to provide this child?
a) 120/80 mm. gt; Art. a) Bubble with ice on the lumbar region
b) 110/70 mm. gt; Art. b) Warmer on the lumbar region
c) 110/60 mm. gt; Art. c) A hot-water bottle on the bottom of the
d) 100/55 mm. gt; Art. abdomen
e) 90/50 mm. gt; Art. d) Bubble with ice on the bottom of the
abdomen
e) Urgently call a doctor
138. A 4-year-old child is scheduled to undergo
hypertension enema. What is an indication of its
purpose?
a) Atonic constipation
b) Spastic constipation
c) Inflammation of the large intestine
d) Inflammation of the small intestine
e) Dehydration of the body
139. A 7-year-old child is diagnosed with atonic
constipation. What should be the temperature of
the water for the cleansing enema of this child?
a) 18 - 20 ° C
b) 20 - 22 ° C
c) 22 - 24 ° C
d) 24 - 26 ° C
e) 26 - 28 ° C
140. A child with a disease of the urinary system
is hospitalized in the department. What dietary
advice should this child give?
a) Restriction of dairy products
b) Exclude meat products
c) Exclude only broths
d) Exclude any fruit
e) Restriction or exclusion of vegetables
141. A child has been diagnosed with spastic
constipation for 9 years. What should be the
temperature of the water for the cleansing enema
of this child?
a) 39 - 40 ° C
b) 37 - 38ºС
c) 35 - 36 ° C
d) 33-34 ° C
e) 31 - 32 ° C
142. An oil solution of the drug is prescribed to
the child for injection. How will the nurse
perform the manipulation in this case?
a) Introduces intracutaneously
b) The solution is heated in water (40 ° C)
c) Will inject intramuscularly
d) Will enter not warmed up
143. A doctor prescribed a medicament to a
child with a somatic pathology. Which of the
ways to administer drugs is referred to as the
enteral route?
a) Subcutaneous
b) Through the mouth
c) Intramuscular
d) Applying compresses
e) Into the rectum
144. The child is prescribed an
esophagogastroduodenoscopy. How to prepare a
child for this survey?
a) No special training required
b) On the day of the study, it is forbidden to
take any food or liquid
c) Do not eat solid food and liquids on study
day.
d) On the day of the study, it is forbidden to
take any food
e) Complete fasting within 24 hours
145. The doctor assigned a child with a high
body temperature an ice pack. How to prepare it
correctly?
a) Cold water is poured into the bubble and it
is placed in the freezer
b) The bubble is filled completely with large
chunks of ice
c) The bubble is filled completely with small
pieces of ice
d) The bubble is filled to half with small pieces
of ice
e) The bubble is filled to half with large chunks
of ice
 
146. The doctor assigned the child a urine test
for Zimnitsky. How long does this analysis take?
a) 3 hours
b) 6 hours
c) 12 hours
d) 24 hours
e) Single urination
147. The doctor appointed a baby with a gastritis
hot water bottle on the upper abdomen. How to
fill it correctly?
a) At 1/3 of the volume
b) For 1/2 volume
c) For 3/4 of the volume
d) Pour the full
148. The doctor asked a child with angina to
take a swab from the pharynx to the flora. How
to properly conduct this study?
a) In the morning on an empty stomach, before
taking medication and gargling
b) In the morning on an empty stomach, after
taking medication and rinsing your throat.
c) In the morning on an empty stomach, before
taking medication, after rinsing your throat
d) In the morning on an empty stomach, until
the throat rinses, after taking medication
e) At any time of the day, regardless of
medication
149. The doctor prescribed the child to d) Give the baby a blood-stopping drug.
determine the excretion of salts in the urine. e) You do not have to do anything.
How many containers are collected from urine
for this study? 155. The child has hemorrhage. What kind of
a) In one treatment is needed for such a patient?
b) Two a) Strict bedding.
c) In three b) Half-bed.
d) Four c) General.
e) At five d) Bedding.
e) Chamber.
150. The doctor assigned the child a general
urine test. How much urine should be delivered 156. What position in bed should a patient have
to the laboratory? with gastrointestinal bleeding?
a) At least 10 - 20 ml a) Lying with an elevated foot end.
b) At least 20 - 50 ml b) Lying with an elevated head end.
c) At least 50 - 100 ml c) Lying on the right side.
d) Not less than 100 - 150 ml d) Lying on the left side.
e) Not less than 150 - 200 ml e) Lying.

151.In a child with a nosebleed a tamponade of
the nasal passage is done. How long is the gauze
? a) in the 12-colon.
a) 50 cm.
b) 45 cm.
c) 40 cm.
d) 35 cm.
e) 30 cm.
152. The child is diagnosed with pulmonary
hemorrhage.In what position should the patient
be placed?
a) Lying with an elevated foot end.
b) Lying with an elevated head end.
c) Sitting.
d) Half-sitting.
e) Lying.
153. A 12-year-old girl is on inpatient treatment
for uterine bleeding. How many times a day do
we need to wash such a patient?
a) 1 - 2
b) 2 - 3
c) 3 - 4
d) 4-5
e) 5-6
154. The child has a bleeding in the dental office
after tooth extraction. What are the top
priorities?
a) Put on the alveolus of the removed tooth a
tampon, soaked in hydrogen peroxide.
b) Place a tampon moistened with cold water
on the alveolus of the removed tooth.
c) Put a tampon on the alveolus of the removed
tooth and ask the patient to press it tightly
with his teeth.
157. The child vomits "coffee grounds". It can
be assumed that the source of bleeding is
b) in the sigmoid colon.
c) in the caecum.
d) in the colon.
e) in the rectum.
158. The child has anemia. What kind of food
should this patient have?
a) Rich in proteins.
b) Rich in fats.
c) Rich in carbohydrates.
d) Rich in vitamins.
e) Rich in trace elements.
159. The mother noticed in the child[ 3 years
old] scarlet blood in the stool. A diagnosis was
made: Gastrointestinal bleeding. It can be
assumed that the source of bleeding is
a) in the 12-colon.
b) in the pyloric department of the stomach.
c) in the ileum.
d) in the jejunum.
e) in the large intestine.
160. In the child of 2 years a bleeding from the
right acoustical passage is seen. What should be
the priority activities?
a) Put the baby on the right side.
b) Put the baby on the left side and attach the
ice to the right ear.
c) Marlyu, folded in the form of a funnel,
moistened in hydrogen peroxide in the ear.
d) Apply a tight gauze bandage to the ear.
e) Insert in the ear gauze, folded in the form of
a funnel and apply a non-gauze bandage.
161. A child with nasal bleeding performed a
tamponade of the nasal passage. How long can a
tampon be there?
a) No more than 2 hours.
b) No more than 10 hours.
c) Not more than 12 hours.
d) Not more than 24 hours.
e) No more than 48 hours.
162. A child with gastrointestinal hemorrhage is
in the department for the 5th day. The state of
health is satisfactory. What is the food of such a
patient?
a) It takes food in cold and liquid form.
b) It takes food hot and liquid.
c) You can not.
d) The diet number 1a.
e) Diet № 5.
163. Patients with different diagnoses are treated
in the treatment department. Who controls the
diet of patients in the department?
a) The nurse
b) Senior Nurse
c) The nurse
d) The barmaid
e) Dietsester
165. On the gurney, an infectious patient was
transported. What measures need to be taken
regarding rolling gear and its equipment?
a) The wheel should be wiped 1: 5000 with a
solution of furacilin, and soft stuffed iron
b) Do not disinfect the trash, and soak the
laundry in a 2% solution of chloramine
c) Wash and linen to disinfect with 2%
solution of boric acid
d) Handle the roller with 2% chloramine
solution, and disinfect the laundry in the
disinfection unit
e) Disinfection and disinfection in the
disinfection unit
166. At reception of a hygienic bath the patient
complained of a nausea, a giddiness, darkening
in eyes, the general delicacy. What tactics of
medical personnel?
a) Stop taking a bath
b) Put the patient on the couch
c) To give a smell of cotton wool soaked with
ammonia
d) Call a doctor
e) All of the above
167. The patient entered the admissions ward in
a state of severe cardiovascular failure. How
much sanitization is indicated to the patient?
a) Taking a bath
b) Partial sanitation
c) Wiping of the face, open parts of the body
with a towel moistened with an aqueous
solution of table vinegar
d) To be sent to resuscitation urgently without
sanitary treatment
e) Complete sanitation
168. When examining the patient, the doctor
noticed that the head of the patient is square,
with the occipital bone flattened, vertically
sloping, and the frontal tubercles prominently
bulging. What is the name of this form of skull?
a) The Mongoloid.
b) "Tower" head.
c) Ricky.
d) Norm.
e) Acromegaly.
169. The nurse, having mixed the bottles
outwardly, introduced a large dose of insulin in
place of heparin, rapidly reduces the blood sugar
level, resulting in a sharp deterioration in the
patient's condition (hypoglycemic coma). How
can you evaluate the actions of a nurse?
a) Medical offense *
b) Negligence
c) How willful
d) Medical error
e) A random error
170. The patient entered the therapeutic
department in a serious condition. Who should
care for the sick?
a) Physician
b) Relatives of the patient
c) Average staff
d) Younger staff
e) All medical personnel, as well as relatives of
the patient, each of whom has its own
specific care functions
171. In the patient an attack of a dyspnea (a
bronchial asthma)is seen. What position should
the time be given to the patient?
a) Horizontal
b) Vertical
c) Horizontal with raised head
d) Vertical with fixation of the muscles of the
shoulder girdle
e) Drainage position
172. On entering the ward the doctor saw that
the patient was unconscious. What is the
position of the patient in bed?
a) Forced
b) Passive
c) Active
d) The semi-active
e) Mixed
173. When examining a patient who has suffered
from bronchial asthma for many years, the
doctor has detected the presence of edema of the
feet and shins. This is a manifestation of the
disruption of work.
a) Lungs
b) The left ventricle of the heart
c) Right Ventricle of the Heart
d) Kidneys
e) Thyroid gland
174. The patient is in the cardiology department
with the diagnosis: acute diffuse myocarditis.
The patient's condition is assessed as
"moderate". What changes in the skin can be
expected while examining the patient?
a) Acrocyanosis
b) Diffuse cyanosis
c) Hyperemia of the face
d) Sharp pallor
e) Herpetic rash on the lips
175. The patient is taken from the admission
department to the therapeutic department. What
does the patient's forced position in the bed look
like?
a) The position that the doctor ordered for a
more rapid recovery
b) The position that the patient takes under the
influence of disease progression
c) Provisions that the patient can not
independently change
d) The position that the patient takes to reduce
manifestations of the disease (dyspnea,
cough, pain)
e) The sitting position
176. The patient is hospitalized in pulmonology
department with an attack of bronchial asthma.
What kind of forced position in bed will be
characteristic for him?
a) Sitting with legs down from the bed
b) Sitting with an emphasis on the edge of the
table
c) Lying on the side with the legs brought to
the stomach
d) Lying on the stomach
e) Lying on the back with the raised foot of the
bed
177. The patient was hospitalized in the
therapeutic department with the diagnosis:
exudative pericarditis. What kind of forced
position in bed will be characteristic for him?
a) Sitting with legs down from the bed
b) Sitting with an emphasis on the edge of the
table
c) Lying on the side with the legs brought to
the stomach
d) Lying on the stomach
e) Sitting, leaning forward
178. When examining a patient, the physician
discovered this type of physique: proportional
development in length and width; Head, neck,
shoulders, trunk and limbs are proportionally
distributed; correctly developed thorax; lateral
size predominates anteroposterior; the epigastric
angle approaches the straight; edges of normal
sizes; correctly developed intercostal spaces; the
scapula somewhat lag behind the posterior
surface of the axillary areas; belly of medium
size, rounded. Determine the type of physique.
a) Asthenic.
b) Hypersthenic.
c) Normosthenic.
d) Pathological (paralytic).
e) Pathological (kyphoscoliotic).
179. The patient complains of pain in the lower
back, a decrease in urine. Objectively: the face is
pale, puffy, narrowed slits of the eyes. Interpret
the survey data.
a) Croupous pneumonia.
b) Kidney disease.
c) Heart failure.
d) Lupus Erythematosus.
e) Acromegaly.
180. When examining the head of patient ., an
excessively small head was found with respect
to other parts of the body. Interpret this finding.
a) Macrocephaly.
b) Mesocerephalic type of head.
c) Microcephaly.
d) Hydrocephalus.
e) "Tower" head.
181. The doctor examined the patient who was
in a state of uremic coma. Interpret the data of
the pupil survey in such a patient.
a) Midriasis.
b) Miosis.
c) Anisocoria.
d) Infringement of accommodation. c) 4 times a day
e) Horner's syndrome. d) 5 times a day
e) 6 times a day
182. When examining patient[ 28 year old], it                     
was found that his height was 120 cm and his 188.Dual fluctuations in temperature above 10С,
body weight was 45 kg. Determine how this however, in the morning hours, it is reduced to
growth is estimated. normal levels.
a) Low. Specify the type of fever in this case:
b) The Giant. a) Febris remittens
c) Dwarfish. b) Febris intermittens
d) Medium. c) Febris hectica
e) High. d) Febris inversa
e) Febris continua
183. The patient's temperature rose to 40 ° C,
there was fever and hyperemia, the pulse was 189. In a patient with a diagnosis: sepsis, there is
frequent. What is the stage of fever? a sharp increase and a rapid drop in temperature
a) First period to normal values, so that diurnal temperature
b) Second period fluctuations reach 4 to 50 ° C
c) Third period Specify the type of fever in this case
d) Fourth period a) Febris remittens
e) The Fifth Period b) Febris intermittens
                c) Febris hectica
184. The patient was hospitalized in the d) Febris inversa
infectious department with the diagnosis: e) Febris continua
influenza. The body temperature is 39,3 ° C.                                    
What type of fever does it belong to by the 190. What solution is disinfected with mercury
degree of temperature increase? thermometers after carrying out thermometry?
a) Subfebrile a) 1% solution of chloramine
b) Moderately high b) 0.25% water-emulsion solution of dicrezil
c) High c) 1% bleach solution
d) Excessively high d) 0.15% aqueous emulsion solution of
e) Hyperpyretic carbofos
e) 10% solution of chloramine
185.In which case is it advisable to use the
measurement of the patient's temperature in the 191. They distinguish a fever with a rise in the
rectum? temperature of the morning hours to a greater
a) Fractional pneumonia extent than the evening.
b) V. Pyelonephritis Specify the type of the fever:
c) S. Kolit a) Febris recurrens
d) D. Hemorrhoids b) Febris intermittens
e) E. Exhaustion of the patient c) Febris hectica
                         d) Febris inversa
186.In a patient with a diagnosis: croupous e) Febris atypical
pneumonia, diurnal temperature fluctuations do                                                     
not exceed 10С 192. The doctor prescribed hypnotic drugs to the
Specify the type of fever in this case: patient. For what period before sleep does the
a) Febris remittens nurse need to give them to the patient?
b) Febris intermittens a) 15 min.
c) Febris hectica b) 20 min.
d) Febris inversa c) 30 min.
e) Febris continua d) 40 min.
e) 60 min.
187. The patient is hospitalized in a therapeutic
hospital. How often will weconduct 193. A nurse conducts thermometry. What rules
thermometry. should be observed when measuring body
a) 2 times a day temperature?
b) 3 times a day
a) Thermometry is carried out 2 r. per day
(morning and evening) for 10 minutes
before meals;
b) Thermometry is carried out 3 r. per day
(morning, lunch and evening) for 10
minutes;
c) Thermometry is carried out 2 r. per day
(morning and evening) for 15 minutes;
d) Thermometry is carried out 3 r. per day
(morning, lunch and evening) for 15
minutes;
e) Thermometry is carried out 2 r. per day
(morning and evening) within 10 minutes
after food intake.
194. Medical thermometers in a hospital are
stored . How to store medical thermometers
correctly?
a) Immerse 2/3 of the length in 0.5% of the
chloramine solution poured into a container
of dark glass with a layer of cotton on the
bottom;
b) Immerse 1/3 of the length in 0.7% of the
chloramine solution poured into a container
of dark glass;
c) Immerse in 3/4 of the length in 0.1% of the
chloramine solution poured into a container
of dark glass with a layer of cotton on the
bottom;
d) Immerse in 1/4 of the length in 1% of the
chloramine solution poured into a container
of dark glass with a layer of cotton on the
bottom;
e) Immerse 1/3 of the length in 5% of the
chloramine solution poured into a container
of dark glass;
197. The question of appointing a
physiotherapeutic procedure to a patient is being
decided. What device is used to determine the
sensitivity of the skin to ultraviolet radiation?
a) Thermal imager.
b) Tomograph.
c) Thermograph.
d) Biosensometer.
e) Photometer.
198. A 45-year-old patient was taken to the
admissions ward in an unconscious state after an
electric shock. Indicate in what rhythm an
indirect cardiac massage is performed in adults:
a) 10-20 pressures per minute
b) 30-50 pressures per minute
c) 60-80 strokes per minute
d) 90-120 pressures per minute
e) over
199. An empty pulse can be observed when:
a) high blood pressure
b) tachycardia 100 per minute
c) bradycardia 55 per minute
d) massive bleeding
e) after exercise
200. The pulse rate, referred to as tachycardia:
a) 48 per minute
b) 72 per minute
c) 81 per minute
d) 89 per minute
e) 93 per minute

195. The patient has IHD and cirrhosis of the

liver. Which of these signs are characteristic of
diseases of the cardiovascular system?
a) Flatulence
b) Constipation
c) Edema
d) Fever
e) Bitterness in the mouth

196. A warming compress is prescribed to the

patient. What is the duration of the warming
compress?
a) 30 minutes.
b) В. 2-3 hours.
c) 6-7 hours.
d) 8-10 hours.
e) 11-12 hours.