@@janevaldez4677 first session most of the questions came from nursing adult and emergency. Second session pediatric and obg especially mastitis.. more then 4 questions are asked regarding mastitis
Recently my friend wrote kuwait Prometric she told me all questions related to community health nursing if Mam can you please upload community health nursing related questions that would be a great help for the students .thank you for your help really appreciated 🙏
@@Swapna-Rajan hai Swapna eniyk exam nu repeated question s oru padu vannittundu ... direct and indirect.....ee vedios njan vayichu answer cheythu poyi.... atheniyk help aayi.....Ella vedio nteyum answer manasilaki cheythu poku... urappayum nalla result kittum all the best ..... tension venda keto......
@@saritharejin6377 Hi thanks so much for ur reply. Qatar exam 1 st time ahnu. Evidqe ninnu thodaganum ennu arilla. Appo verea extra notes padiakandallo alle. January ullathu muthal start cheythal mathyo.
ok sir , The p-value is a statistical measure that helps researchers determine the significance of their results in hypothesis testing. The p-value indicates the probability of obtaining results at least as extreme as the observed results, given that the null hypothesis is true. It helps assess whether the observed data can be attributed to chance A low p-value (commonly < 0.05) suggests that the observed data is unlikely under the null hypothesis, leading researchers to reject the null hypothesis in favor of the alternative. A high p-value (≥ 0.05) suggests that the observed data is consistent with the null hypothesis, and researchers fail to reject it. A p-value of 0.03 means that there is a 3% probability that the observed results could have occurred by random chance alone. A: The results are statistically significant at the 0.05 level. Since the p-value (0.03) is less than 0.05, we reject the null hypothesis. This indicates that there is strong evidence to suggest that a statistically significant effect or difference exists in the data. B: There is no significant difference between the groups. This is incorrect because a p-value of 0.03 indicates that there is a significant difference. If there were no significant difference, the p-value would be higher than 0.05. C: The study results are likely due to chance. This statement is misleading. A p-value of 0.03 suggests that the results are unlikely to be due to chance, as the probability of this occurring under the null hypothesis is low (3%). D: The results are not significant at the 0.01 level. While it is true that 0.03 is greater than 0.01, this option is less informative. The primary focus in statistical testing is usually on the 0.05 level for significance, so while technically accurate, this information does not convey the significance of the results in a meaningful way. In conclusion, When researchers say that results are statistically significant, they usually mean that the p-value is below a predetermined threshold (often 0.05). This means that the results are unlikely to have occurred by random chance.
I WAS EXPECTING SOMEONE TO ASK THE SAME QUESTION Correct answer is A Mouth breathing can lead to shallower breaths and may cause the patient to alter their normal respiratory pattern, which can result in an inaccurate assessment of their true respiratory rate. When assessing respiratory rate, you want the patient to breathe normally and comfortably, which is typically through the nose. Instructing them to breathe through their mouth can alter their natural breathing pattern and lead to inaccurate results.. Counting Each Inspiration and Expiration as One Breath (B): This is the standard method of counting respiratory cycles. Each full cycle of inhalation and exhalation constitutes one breath, providing an accurate measure of the patient’s respiratory rate. Ensuring the Patient is Unaware of Counting (C): If the patient knows they are being observed for their breathing rate, they may become self-conscious or anxious, potentially altering their breathing pattern. This can lead to a falsely elevated or depressed respiratory rate. Counting for 30 Seconds (D): Counting for a shorter duration, such as 30 seconds, and then multiplying by two is a common practice to quickly assess respiratory rate without significant interruption to the patient's normal state. If the rate is abnormal, it’s advisable to count for a full minute for accuracy. THANK YOU !!!!
correct answer is B NOT C always follow the ABCDE assessment essential in prioritizing patient care. once you identify any issues solve the problem before heading to the next steps. After a tonsillectomy, it's common for the throat to swell. However, severe difficulty swallowing could indicate excessive swelling that might compromise the airway. Reporting this finding ensures that the physician can evaluate for possible airway obstruction. Difficulty swallowing, combined with severe throat pain, may suggest bleeding in the area. This is particularly concerning in the immediate postoperative period, as hemorrhage can occur and may require urgent medical attention. The throat is a critical area for both swallowing and breathing. If the swelling progresses or if there is any bleeding, it could obstruct the airway. Quick identification and intervention are crucial to prevent respiratory distress. Oxygen Saturation (A): The patient’s oxygen saturation of 98% indicates that they are adequately oxygenated and not in immediate respiratory distress. Therefore, it is not critical to report. Urinary Output (C): The urinary output of 55 mL over two hours is relatively normal for a postoperative patient. While monitoring is important, this level does not typically signal an immediate concern. normal is 30ml/hr Pain Level (D): Although the patient is reporting significant pain (7 out of 10), pain management can generally be addressed with appropriate medications. It’s important, but not as urgent as potential airway issues. THANK YOU
@@durdonaatamjonova151 His complaints of severe throat pain and difficulty swallowing require urgent assessment and evaluation following the ABCDE framework. Therefore, informing the surgeon for a reassessment is the most appropriate action.
Today I got my Saudi Prometric result and i passed by my first attempt.. Thank you for your videos❤
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May ask if what are the common questions asked in the exam? Thank you in advance❤
@@janevaldez4677 first session most of the questions came from nursing adult and emergency. Second session pediatric and obg especially mastitis.. more then 4 questions are asked regarding mastitis
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Thank you so much ma'am, Insha'Allah papasa this Nov sa Saudi Prometric Exam .
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Where you studying for Saudi, is it just videos, please help
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Thank you ma'am to uploading important questions.....
Kindly please upload Kuwait Prometric related questions ma'am
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Recently my friend wrote kuwait Prometric she told me all questions related to community health nursing if Mam can you please upload community health nursing related questions that would be a great help for the students .thank you for your help really appreciated 🙏
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Thank you ma'am ente result vannu pass aayi... thank you...ee vedio eniyk help cheythu
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Thank you.....njan ennum vedio kanum question answer nokku mayirinnu... eniyk oru padu help cheythu
@@saritharejin6377Hi is this same question are repeating for the all prometric exams. Am so stressed about exam. Thank you in advance
@@Swapna-Rajan hai Swapna eniyk exam nu repeated question s oru padu vannittundu ... direct and indirect.....ee vedios njan vayichu answer cheythu poyi.... atheniyk help aayi.....Ella vedio nteyum answer manasilaki cheythu poku... urappayum nalla result kittum all the best ..... tension venda keto......
@@saritharejin6377 Hi thanks so much for ur reply. Qatar exam 1 st time ahnu. Evidqe ninnu thodaganum ennu arilla. Appo verea extra notes padiakandallo alle. January ullathu muthal start cheythal mathyo.
20/22
Hai mam
Can you upload NHRA questions & answers
Hello mam my Kuwait prometric exam in November 3rd mam
Good luck!
you can do it .
same to same question reporting or just little bit difference plz plz reply me
don't expect word to word . but same .
mam aise hi same question aate h ya thore hard bhi aate h saudi prometric exm me
English please
Mam can you please Explain Question No. 17
ok sir ,
The p-value is a statistical measure that helps researchers determine the significance of their results in hypothesis testing. The p-value indicates the probability of obtaining results at least as extreme as the observed results, given that the null hypothesis is true. It helps assess whether the observed data can be attributed to chance
A low p-value (commonly < 0.05) suggests that the observed data is unlikely under the null hypothesis, leading researchers to reject the null hypothesis in favor of the alternative.
A high p-value (≥ 0.05) suggests that the observed data is consistent with the null hypothesis, and researchers fail to reject it.
A p-value of 0.03 means that there is a 3% probability that the observed results could have occurred by random chance alone.
A: The results are statistically significant at the 0.05 level.
Since the p-value (0.03) is less than 0.05, we reject the null hypothesis. This indicates that there is strong evidence to suggest that a statistically significant effect or difference exists in the data.
B: There is no significant difference between the groups.
This is incorrect because a p-value of 0.03 indicates that there is a significant difference. If there were no significant difference, the p-value would be higher than 0.05.
C: The study results are likely due to chance.
This statement is misleading. A p-value of 0.03 suggests that the results are unlikely to be due to chance, as the probability of this occurring under the null hypothesis is low (3%).
D: The results are not significant at the 0.01 level.
While it is true that 0.03 is greater than 0.01, this option is less informative. The primary focus in statistical testing is usually on the 0.05 level for significance, so while technically accurate, this information does not convey the significance of the results in a meaningful way.
In conclusion, When researchers say that results are statistically significant, they usually mean that the p-value is below a predetermined threshold (often 0.05). This means that the results are unlikely to have occurred by random chance.
Mam can you upload dha exam questions..
ok .I will
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So counting the RR for only 30secs only is now acceptable? (Q4)
I WAS EXPECTING SOMEONE TO ASK THE SAME QUESTION
Correct answer is A
Mouth breathing can lead to shallower breaths and may cause the patient to alter their normal respiratory pattern, which can result in an inaccurate assessment of their true respiratory rate.
When assessing respiratory rate, you want the patient to breathe normally and comfortably, which is typically through the nose. Instructing them to breathe through their mouth can alter their natural breathing pattern and lead to inaccurate results..
Counting Each Inspiration and Expiration as One Breath (B):
This is the standard method of counting respiratory cycles. Each full cycle of inhalation and exhalation constitutes one breath, providing an accurate measure of the patient’s respiratory rate.
Ensuring the Patient is Unaware of Counting (C): If the patient knows they are being observed for their breathing rate, they may become self-conscious or anxious, potentially altering their breathing pattern. This can lead to a falsely elevated or depressed respiratory rate.
Counting for 30 Seconds (D): Counting for a shorter duration, such as 30 seconds, and then multiplying by two is a common practice to quickly assess respiratory rate without significant interruption to the patient's normal state. If the rate is abnormal, it’s advisable to count for a full minute for accuracy.
THANK YOU !!!!
Hi mam,my prometric exam is coming October 13 th...
What is passing marks and how many questions are there
210 question and 500 is pass mark
Hii mam my prometric exam is Oct 7th mam
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@@nurseblessing I'm studying this questions only mam
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Hlo mem i goes to saudi promatric can you sugest me
Is this relevant for dubai exam madom
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I hope to do my prometric on November
Question n1 is I think c is right
Why did you select C as the answer???
Because urinery output is less for for two hours
Difficulty swallowing after operation is usual situation
correct answer is B NOT C
always follow the ABCDE assessment essential in prioritizing patient care. once you identify any issues solve the problem before heading to the next steps.
After a tonsillectomy, it's common for the throat to swell. However, severe difficulty swallowing could indicate excessive swelling that might compromise the airway. Reporting this finding ensures that the physician can evaluate for possible airway obstruction.
Difficulty swallowing, combined with severe throat pain, may suggest bleeding in the area. This is particularly concerning in the immediate postoperative period, as hemorrhage can occur and may require urgent medical attention.
The throat is a critical area for both swallowing and breathing. If the swelling progresses or if there is any bleeding, it could obstruct the airway. Quick identification and intervention are crucial to prevent respiratory distress.
Oxygen Saturation (A): The patient’s oxygen saturation of 98% indicates that they are adequately oxygenated and not in immediate respiratory distress. Therefore, it is not critical to report.
Urinary Output (C): The urinary output of 55 mL over two hours is relatively normal for a postoperative patient. While monitoring is important, this level does not typically signal an immediate concern. normal is 30ml/hr
Pain Level (D): Although the patient is reporting significant pain (7 out of 10), pain management can generally be addressed with appropriate medications. It’s important, but not as urgent as potential airway issues.
THANK YOU
@@durdonaatamjonova151 His complaints of severe throat pain and difficulty swallowing require urgent assessment and evaluation following the ABCDE framework. Therefore, informing the surgeon for a reassessment is the most appropriate action.