MCQ Collection

Enrolled Nurse MCQ MCQs

Practice Enrolled Nurse MCQ questions with answers and explanations.

Clinical case 29: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During an evening shift in an aged-care unit, a 46-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: a blood glucose result indicating severe hypoglycaemia. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 30: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During a night shift in an emergency department, a 47-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: drowsiness after opioid administration. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 31: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During a morning shift in a rehabilitation unit, a 48-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: sudden breathlessness with oxygen saturation below 85%. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 16: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During a morning shift in an emergency department, a 33-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: a rapidly rising respiratory rate and new confusion. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 17: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During an evening shift in a rehabilitation unit, a 34-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: a peripheral cannula site that is red, painful and swollen. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 18: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During a night shift in a mental-health unit, a 35-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: a patient reporting new suicidal thoughts. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 19: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During a morning shift in a medical ward, a 36-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: a blood glucose result indicating severe hypoglycaemia. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 20: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During an evening shift in a surgical ward, a 37-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: drowsiness after opioid administration. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 21: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During a night shift in a community clinic, a 38-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: sudden breathlessness with oxygen saturation below 85%. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 11: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During an evening shift in a mental-health unit, a 28-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: sudden breathlessness with oxygen saturation below 85%. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 12: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During a night shift in a medical ward, a 29-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: a mismatch between the medication chart and wristband identifiers. What is the priority response?

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Clinical case 13: An enrolled nurse is working within scope, coordinating with the RN and escalating deterioration safely. During a morning shift in a surgical ward, a 30-year-old patient is involved in the following situation: a high-falls-risk patient attempting to mobilise alone. What is the priority response?

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