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Test your basic OSCE Knowledge

Q1. What is the normal adult respiratory rate?

A) 8–12 breaths per minute
B) 12–20 breaths per minute
C) 20–30 breaths per minute
D) 10–14 breaths per minute

Q2. Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 rights of medication administration?

A) Right patient
B) Right technique
C) Right route
D) Right documentation

Q3. Which action is part of the 5 moments of hand hygiene?

A) After leaving the building
B) After patient contact
C) Before using gloves
D) Before eating lunch

Q4. What is the FIRST step if a patient refuses their medication?

A) Document the refusal
B) Force the medication
C) Report to the police
D) Ignore and move on

Q5. What is considered informed consent?

A) When the nurse gives verbal instructions
B) When a patient signs a blank form
C) When the patient understands and agrees voluntarily
D) When the doctor signs on behalf of the patient

Q6. The normal adult systolic blood pressure is typically around:

A) 80–100 mmHg
B) 90–120 mmHg
C) 130–160 mmHg
D) 70–90 mmHg

Q7. Before any procedure, the nurse must confirm the patient’s identity using:

A) Just their name
B) Name and room number
C) Name and date of birth
D) Their appearance and voice

Q8. Which PPE is essential when caring for a patient with MRSA?

A) Gloves and gown
B) Apron only
C) Surgical cap only
D) Mask only

Q9. What should you do immediately after giving an insulin injection?

A) Leave the room quickly
B) Tell the patient to rest
C) Document the dose, site, and time
D) Start another medication

Q10. Which of the following is a safe way to lift a patient?

A) Lift with your back
B) Twist while lifting
C) Keep the load close to your body
D) Pull instead of push

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