Question 1

Which scale is used to assess head injury severity?*

A. APGAR Score

B. Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)

C. Lund and Browder

D. Wallace Rule of Nines

Question 2

A GCS score of 9–12 indicates:*

A. Severe head injury

B. Moderate head injury

C. Minor head injury

D. No injury

Question 3

Which of the following can mask head injury symptoms?*

A. Hypothermia

B. Alcohol or drug use

C. Sleep deprivation

D. Antibiotics

Question 4

Critically ill patients may require:*

A. Oral rehydration

B. Intubation and ventilation

C. Home rest

D. No immediate intervention

Question 5

What is one benefit of family-witnessed resuscitation?*

A. Reduces medical errors

B. Reduces feelings of helplessness in the family

C. Speeds up patient recovery

D. Prevents infection

Question 6

Why is an autopsy important in ED deaths?*

A. To satisfy hospital protocol only

B. To determine the actual cause of death

C. To teach medical students

D. To avoid police investigations

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT a nursing responsibility for major burns?*

A. Insert two large-bore IV lines

B. Warm all IV fluids before administration

C. Perform surgery to remove damaged tissue

D. Insert a urinary catheter

Question 8

In burn management, cling film dressing is used mainly to:*

A. Keep the wound dry

B. Stop heat and fluid loss during transport

C. Absorb blood

D. Provide pain relief

Question 9

Which initial assessment framework is used in burn injuries?*

A. ABCDEF Trauma Survey

B. SOAP note

C. FAST scan

D. Glasgow Coma Scale

Question 10

During clinical placements in the ED, nursing students will NOT typically:*

A. Learn about triage

B. Perform brain surgery

C. Care for trauma, burn, and critically ill patients

D. Support families of dying patients

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