MOH Prometric · Clinical Practice & Patient Safety
Emergency Care, Infection Control and Medical Ethics
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- According to American Heart Association (AHA) BLS guidelines, what is the recommended chest compression rate for adult cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)?
- What is the single most effective healthcare practice for preventing healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)?
- What type of transmission-based precautions are mandatory for an adult patient hospitalized with confirmed open pulmonary Tuberculosis?
- What ethical principle asserts the patient's right to self-determination and informed consent in medical decision-making?
- In mass casualty triage (START protocol), how should an adult victim who cannot walk and is breathing at 24 breaths/min with a palpable radial pulse and follows simple commands be categorized?
- Immediately following an accidental needlestick injury with a hollow-bore needle from an unknown source patient, the healthcare worker should first:
- What is the recommended compression-to-ventilation ratio for single-rescuer adult CPR without an advanced airway?
- What does the biomedical ethical principle of 'Non-maleficence' require of clinicians?
- Which arterial pulse should be palpated to assess circulation in an unresponsive adult victim prior to initiating CPR?
- Under clinical confidentiality rules, in which scenario is a physician legally authorized to disclose patient information without explicit consent?
- What is the primary action when an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) announces: "Analyzing heart rhythm, do not touch the patient"?
- Which disinfectant technique is required for reusable surgical instruments that penetrate sterile human tissue or vascular spaces?
- A competent adult Jehovah's Witness with massive postpartum bleeding refuses a blood transfusion, and her husband urges the team to give blood anyway. What is the best nursing action?
- A patient has diarrhoea and a positive Clostridioides difficile toxin test. Which infection-control approach is correct?
- An adult of about 70 kg develops wheeze, facial swelling and hypotension two minutes after an IV antibiotic starts. After stopping the infusion, which first-line drug and route should the nurse prepar…
- A monitored patient in ventricular fibrillation receives one defibrillation shock. What should the team do immediately next?
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