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QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar
Which part of the pancreas is MOST frequently affected by carcinoma?
Correct — C. Approximately 60–70% of pancreatic cancers arise in the head of the pancreas, often causing obstructive jaundice. -
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar
A temporary QCHP nursing license is valid for a maximum of:
Correct — A. The QCHP temporary license is valid for 6 months and is non-renewable. Nurses must complete the full licensing process before it expires. -
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar
Which blood type is the universal RECIPIENT for red blood cells?
Correct — D. AB positive individuals have all ABO and Rh antigens, so they produce no ABO antibodies — they can receive any red blood cell type. -
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar
A patient with liver cirrhosis develops confusion, asterixis, and foetor hepaticus. The nurse anticipates treatment with:
Correct — B. Hepatic encephalopathy is treated with lactulose to reduce ammonia absorption and rifaximin to reduce ammonia-producing gut bacteria. -
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The nurse is caring for a patient with a new colostomy. Which observation from the patient indicates effective teaching?
Correct — B. Emptying when one-third full prevents leakage from excessive weight. Bags typically need changing every 3-5 days unless leaking. -
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A patient in Qatar is unconscious and requires emergency surgery. No family member is available. How should consent be handled?
Correct — D. In Qatar and internationally, implied consent operates in emergencies where a patient is unconscious — life-saving treatment proceeds and is thoroughly documented. -
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Which is the correct method for removing personal protective equipment to prevent self-contamination?
Correct — B. CDC sequence: gloves most contaminated first, then gown, then hand hygiene, then face shield, then mask. This prevents transfer of pathogens to mucous membranes. -
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The Alma-Ata Declaration on Primary Health Care was adopted in:
Correct — C. The Declaration of Alma-Ata was adopted at the International Conference on Primary Health Care in Alma-Ata, USSR, in 1978. -
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The nurse is collecting a urine specimen for culture from a patient with an indwelling catheter. Which technique is correct?
Correct — B. Aspirating from the designated sampling port after clamping for 20-30 minutes with sterile syringe technique prevents introduction of organisms from the bag. -
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A patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease develops respiratory acidosis. What compensatory change does the nurse expect?
Correct — B. In chronic respiratory acidosis the kidneys compensate by retaining bicarbonate so HCO3 rises above 26 mEq/L to normalize pH. -
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A postpartum patient is breastfeeding and asks about contraception. Which method is least appropriate?
Correct — B. Combined oral contraceptives containing estrogen decrease milk supply and are not recommended in the first 6 weeks postpartum for breastfeeding mothers. -
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Which position is correct for inserting a urinary catheter in a female patient?
Correct — B. The dorsal recumbent or lithotomy position provides optimal visualization of the female perineum for urinary catheter insertion. -
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Which is the CORRECT sequence for donning (putting on) PPE?
Correct — B. CDC order for donning PPE: Gown first, then mask/respirator, then goggles/face shield, then gloves last. -
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A patient in the emergency department has a suspected opioid overdose and is unresponsive. The nurse's first action is:
Correct — B. Airway and breathing are always the first priority (ABC approach); naloxone is prepared and administered rapidly but only after airway is established. -
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Which nursing intervention prevents aspiration in a patient receiving enteral tube feeding?
Correct — A. Semi-upright positioning (30–45°) uses gravity to prevent gastric reflux and aspiration of tube feeding into the lungs. -
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Which of the following is part of the nurse's LEGAL scope of practice in Qatar?
Correct — A. In Qatar, nurses legally administer drugs per physician orders. Diagnosing, prescribing, and independently ordering tests are outside the RN scope of practice. -
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Which nursing intervention is most important for a patient with increased risk of falls in a hospital?
Correct — A. Fall prevention: bed in lowest position, brakes locked, call light accessible, non-slip footwear, frequent toileting, and bed alarm use are evidence-based strategies. -
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A patient in the immediate post-operative period has a urine output of 20 mL/hour for 2 consecutive hours. The nurse's PRIORITY action is:
Correct — B. Oliguria (<30 mL/hr) in the post-operative period indicates inadequate renal perfusion — immediate physician notification is essential to prevent acute kidney injury. -
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar
Which antidote is used to reverse heparin toxicity?
Correct — B. Protamine sulfate binds heparin (1 mg neutralises ~100 units heparin) and is the specific antidote for heparin overdose. -
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Which nursing action best prevents aspiration in a patient receiving nasogastric tube feedings?
Correct — B. HOB elevation of at least 30-45 degrees during and 30-60 min after feedings is the primary aspiration prevention measure. -
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The nurse is caring for a patient in DKA who has a serum potassium of 3.0 mEq/L. The nurse expects:
Correct — B. In DKA insulin drives potassium into cells worsening hypokalemia. Potassium must be at least 3.5 mEq/L before insulin is given safely to avoid fatal hypokalemia. -
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The nurse is caring for a patient receiving chemotherapy who develops a WBC count of 1800 cells per microliter. The priority intervention is:
Correct — A. Neutropenia requires reverse protective isolation and G-CSF such as filgrastim to stimulate WBC production and prevent life-threatening infections. -
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A mother asks about breastfeeding. Which statement by the nurse is CORRECT?
Correct — D. Breast milk, especially colostrum, contains IgA antibodies, lactoferrin, and other immune factors that protect the newborn from infections. -
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Under Qatar regulations, the maximum number of consecutive Prometric exam attempts allowed for a nurse is:
Correct — C. QCHP regulations limit candidates to a maximum of 5 consecutive exam attempts. After 5 failures, additional eligibility review is required. -
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A nurse is caring for a patient with Meniere's disease during an acute attack. Which intervention is priority?
Correct — B. During Meniere's attack, vertigo causes severe dizziness and fall risk; safety positioning and reducing stimulation such as noise and light are the priority interventions. -
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Which national emergency number would a nurse working in Qatar use for emergency medical services?
Correct — A. In Qatar, 999 is the emergency services number covering police, fire, and ambulance. Nurses should direct patients/visitors to call 999 for emergencies. -
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Which nursing assessment is most important when a patient receives the first dose of an ACE inhibitor?
Correct — B. ACE inhibitors can cause first-dose hypotension and angioedema which is swelling of the lips, tongue, or throat and is a life-threatening complication requiring immediate intervention. -
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A patient receives morphine 4 mg IV. Fifteen minutes later respirations are 8/min and SpO2 is 88%. The nurse's priority action is to:
Correct — B. Naloxone reverses opioid-induced respiratory depression; this is a medical emergency requiring immediate reversal. -
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A patient with Alzheimer's disease becomes agitated and tries to remove their IV line. Which is the most appropriate nursing action?
Correct — B. Non-pharmacological de-escalation including identifying triggers such as pain, fear, or need for toileting is the first-line approach; restraints increase agitation and risk of injury. -
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Dipsomania is defined as:
Correct — B. Dipsomania is a compulsive craving for alcohol occurring in periodic episodes, a type of substance use disorder.
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QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar A mother asks about breastfeeding. Which statement by the nurse is CORRECT?
A. Formula is nutritionally superior to breast milk
B. Breastfeeding should be limited to 10 minutes per side
C. Colostrum has no nutritional value and should be discarded
D. Breastfeeding provides immunological protection via antibodies in milk ✓
Correct — D. Breast milk, especially colostrum, contains IgA antibodies, lactoferrin, and other immune factors that protect the newborn from infections.
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar Under Qatar regulations, the maximum number of consecutive Prometric exam attempts allowed for a nurse is:
A. 2
B. 3
C. 5 ✓
D. Unlimited
Correct — C. QCHP regulations limit candidates to a maximum of 5 consecutive exam attempts. After 5 failures, additional eligibility review is required.
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar A nurse is caring for a patient with Meniere's disease during an acute attack. Which intervention is priority?
A. Encourage ambulation
B. Assist the patient to a safe position and reduce environmental stimulation ✓
C. Administer corticosteroids
D. Apply warm compresses to the affected ear
Correct — B. During Meniere's attack, vertigo causes severe dizziness and fall risk; safety positioning and reducing stimulation such as noise and light are the priority interventions.
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar Which national emergency number would a nurse working in Qatar use for emergency medical services?
A. 999 ✓
B. 911
C. 112
D. 998
Correct — A. In Qatar, 999 is the emergency services number covering police, fire, and ambulance. Nurses should direct patients/visitors to call 999 for emergencies.
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar Which nursing assessment is most important when a patient receives the first dose of an ACE inhibitor?
A. Monitor serum glucose for 24 hours
B. Monitor blood pressure and assess for angioedema ✓
C. Monitor urine output for 8 hours
D. Assess serum calcium
Correct — B. ACE inhibitors can cause first-dose hypotension and angioedema which is swelling of the lips, tongue, or throat and is a life-threatening complication requiring immediate intervention.
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar A patient receives morphine 4 mg IV. Fifteen minutes later respirations are 8/min and SpO2 is 88%. The nurse's priority action is to:
A. Administer oxygen via non-rebreather
B. Administer naloxone as ordered ✓
C. Reposition the patient
D. Notify the physician
Correct — B. Naloxone reverses opioid-induced respiratory depression; this is a medical emergency requiring immediate reversal.
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar A patient with Alzheimer's disease becomes agitated and tries to remove their IV line. Which is the most appropriate nursing action?
A. Apply wrist restraints immediately
B. Identify and address the cause of agitation and use de-escalation techniques ✓
C. Administer a sedative without physician order
D. Ignore the behavior and continue assessment
Correct — B. Non-pharmacological de-escalation including identifying triggers such as pain, fear, or need for toileting is the first-line approach; restraints increase agitation and risk of injury.
QCHP Nurse Exam Prep Qatar Dipsomania is defined as:
A. Alternating manic and depressive attacks
B. Compulsive, uncontrollable urge to drink alcohol ✓
C. Excessive talkative manic state
D. Increased psychomotor activity
Correct — B. Dipsomania is a compulsive craving for alcohol occurring in periodic episodes, a type of substance use disorder.
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- Safe and effective care environment
- Health promotion and maintenance
- Psychosocial and physiological integrity
- Pharmacology, infection control and patient safety
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Safe and effective care environment
Health promotion and maintenance
Psychosocial and physiological integrity
Pharmacology, infection control and patient safety
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