OMSB_OEN: Omani Examination for Nurses Nurse Practice Questions

In a scenario where a patient refuses medication, what is the nurse's priority action?

• AA. Contact the physician
• BB. Document the refusal
• CC. Forcefully administer the medication
• DD. Ignore the refusal

When a patient exhibits signs of anaphylaxis after receiving medication, the first action a nurse should take is:

• AA. Administer epinephrine
• BB. Call for help
• CC. Start CPR
• DD. Reassess vital signs

A nurse is educating a patient with hypertension. Which explanation is most appropriate?

• AA. Take medications only when symptoms occur.
• BB. Salt intake should be managed.
• CC. You should eat as much processed food as possible.
• DD. You need to avoid all forms of exercise.

In a case where a patient is diagnosed with diabetes, which dietary choice should the nurse emphasize?

• AA. High carbohydrate meals
• BB. Low protein foods
• CC. Balanced meals with whole grains
• DD. High-fat diets

If a patient presents with a stroke, what is the most important thing for the nurse to assess first?

• AA. Current medications
• BB. Previous surgeries
• CC. Time of symptom onset
• DD. Family history of stroke

A patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is having difficulty breathing. Which intervention should the nurse implement first?

• AA. Administer bronchodilators
• BB. Assess oxygen saturation
• CC. Place the patient in a supine position
• DD. Encourage deep breathing exercises