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What is the role of the Trauma Nurse Practitioners for in-house trauma patients?

• Conducting surgeries

• Reviewing patients and ensuring investigations are done

• Administering medication

• Scheduling follow-up appointments

What is the primary focus of the Trauma Nurse Practitioners?

• Financial management

• Trauma patient care

• Hospital administration

• Staff training

What are the settings for the responsibilities of the Trauma Nurse Practitioners?

• Outpatient clinics

• Ward-based

• Emergency room

• Operating theater

Which of the following is included in the primary interventions for a #NOF patient?

• Dietary consultation

• Analgesia, Bloods, Cannulation, ECG and IV fluids

• Physical therapy

• Surgical consultation

What is the purpose of liaising with bed capacity and ward staff?

• To ensure proper dietary needs

• To manage patient flow and accommodation

• To schedule surgeries

• To arrange transportation

What is one of the responsibilities of a Trauma Nurse Practitioner on the Trauma Unit?

• Conducting surgical procedures

• Medically optimizing the patient and providing post-operative support

• Prescribing medication

• Performing diagnostic tests

What database do Trauma Nurse Practitioners maintain records for?

• NHS General Database

• NHFD Database

• Patient Care Database

• Trauma Unit Database

Which of the following is a key aspect of post-operative support?

• Conducting surgeries

• Medically optimizing the patient

• Scheduling appointments

• Performing diagnostic tests

How many Trauma Nurse Practitioners are there at Wexham Park Hospital?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What does NHFD stands for?

• National Hip Fracture Database

• National Hospitals Fragility Database

• National Hip Fracture Documents

• National Hospitals Fragility Documents