English for Nursing II Quiz

What do you do when you want to work in a company?

• You deliver a job.

• You apply for a job.

• You take a job.

• You examine a job.

• You perform a job.

A person who has completed all the necessary training for a job is called…

• an auxiliary nurse.

• a consultant.

• a fully-qualified person.

• a part-time worker.

• a medical staff.

What is the job of an auxiliary nurse?

• To perform surgeries.

• To assist and support other nurses.

• To give medical advice.

• To work only at night.

• To examine patients.

A person in charge of a hospital ward and responsible for nurses is called a…

• scrun nurse.

• charge nurse.

• nursing officer.

• consultant.

• night shift worker.

Where do doctors perform surgeries?

• In a hospital room.

• In an operating theatre.

• In a night shift.

• In a laboratory.

• In a pharmacy.

What is a nursing officer responsible for?

• Delivering food to patients.

• Moving patients to other rooms.

• Taking care of the nursing staff and patients.

• Preparing medicine for surgeries.

• Working only at night.

What is a scrun nurse's main job?

• To assist in the operating theatre.

• To examine patients.

• To move medical equipment.

• To give medical advice.

• To prepare medicine.

If someone specializes in cardiology, they work with…

• skin problems.

• broken bones.

• heart diseases.

• stomach issues.

• brain surgery.

A part-time job means…

• you work for a short time every day.

• you work all day and night.

• you work only in an operating theatre.

• you work in two places at the same time.

• you do not have a real job.

Who works during the night shift?

• A person who works in the morning.

• A person who works only on weekends.

• A person who works at night.

• A person who never works.

• A person who gives medical advice.