AMREF Virtual Nursing School End of Module One Examination, Paper One: Respiratory Assessment, Injections and Nursing Models

The Paper One end-of-module-one examination for the March 2009 class, sat on 17th September 2009, three hours in multiple choice, short answers and long answers. The choices take the definition of a wheeze, the diagnostic skill that detects fluid in the abdomen, how healing by secondary intention differs from primary intention, the angle of a subcutaneous injection in an overweight patient, the Kubler-Ross stage of dying, the theorist behind the independent functioning model, an organisation that is not a welfare body, the special bed appliance suited to a given patient, the best fluid after gastrointestinal loss, the use of a bed table, oxygen administration to an asthmatic patient and the site of the apex beat.