OET Practice Test Nursing

You hear a dietitian discussing a patient's. What exactly is she up to?

A) stressing the importance of a positive weight-loss strategy

B) addressing the patient's obesity misunderstanding

C) describing the link between obesity and other disorders

D) All of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: addressing the patient's obesity misunderstanding

You hear members of a hospital committee discussing X-ray department issues. The problems arise as a result of a delay in

A) obtaining authorization for a machine repair

B) determining the source of a problem with a specific machine

C) purchasing a new machine

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: obtaining authorization for a machine repair

After a training activity, you hear a senior nurse providing feedback to a trainee. The trainee admits that he failed to

A) properly install the CPR board

B) locate the CPR board in a timely manner

C) deal directly with the CPR board

D) uninstall the CPR board

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: locate the CPR board in a timely manner

You will hear a trainee nurse inquiring about the use of anti-embolism socks (AES) for a patient. Because the patient isn't wearing socks,

A) her legs are excessively swollen

B) her legs are suffering with arterial disease

C) her legs have sensory loss

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: her legs have sensory loss

You hear a veterinarian discussing her role in the management of her practice. What does she think of her role?

A) She values the greater understanding it gives her of her work.

B) She admits that things have gotten a lot more complicated

C) She wishes her employer was more concerned about the finances.

D) She's perfect for the role

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: She values the greater understanding it gives her of her work.

You hear a physiotherapist giving a presentation about a study she was a part of. She claims that her findings are particular interest because of

A) the amount of time that the research was conducted

B) the kind of study

C) the kind of the disorder involved

D) the age of the subjects

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: the age of the subjects

You hear Mark, a sports physiotherapist, give a presentation about treating a high jumper who has a knee problem. Mark discovered when he initially met the patient that

A) her mental state had worsened the pain in her knee

B) she had previously disregarded professional advice that had been given to her

C) she was thinking of retiring from her sport

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: she was thinking of retiring from her sport

You hear Dr. John Smith, a clinical psychiatrist, give a talk about the importance of individual patients' experiences and'stories' in medicine. Why should patients' stories inform medical practice, according to Dr. Smith?

A) They're helpful for putting fresh theories to the test

B) They're easier to understand than statistics

C) They give you information that you wouldn't get from numbers alone

D) All of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: They give you information that you wouldn't get from numbers alone

At a staff training day, you hear two trainee doctors participating in an activity. What does the activity give practice in?

A) prioritising patients

B) working with consultants

C) writing case notes

D) comprehending the situation

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: prioritising patients

You hear a radiographer discussing MRI scan with a patient. What exactly is he up to?

A) Describing the equipment's function

B) Explaining the procedure's goal

C) Testing the equipment

D) Dealing with her specific problems

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Dealing with her specific problems

You hear two nurses debating a nursing journal article. On what point do they agree?

A) It verifies what they were already thinking

B) It's likely to lead in practice changes.

C) It was unable to come to a clear conclusion

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: It's likely to lead in practice changes.

You hear two hospital executives discussing a staff time management course. They believe that only a small number of people have expressed an interest because

A) they believe it is unrelated to them

B) It hasn't gained enough attention

C) There are so many options available

D) All of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: they believe it is unrelated to them

You hear the manager of an aged care facility talking with the nursing staff. Errors in distributing medication to patients, he claims, are mainly the result of

A) Giving medications early in the day

B) Interruptions during dosage calculations

C) Failure to examine for allergies and patients

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Interruptions during dosage calculations

You hear a nurse giving a patient update to a colleague. What is it that she is warning her colleague about?

A) If the patient becomes breathless, oxygen may be required

B) The patient has an allergy to certain antibiotics

C) Care needs to be taken to prevent the patient from falling

D) The patient may require vitamin supplements

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Care needs to be taken to prevent the patient from falling

You will hear a given instructions on how to take photographs at the hospital. What is required before a medical practitioner to photograph a patient and their procedures?

A) Medical certificate

B) High-end photographic gear

C) The patient's consent

D) Doctor's approval

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: The patient's consent

You will hear a doctor discussing the diagnosis with the patient's wife. How did the doctor's information affect the wife?

A) Indifferent

B) Sad

C) Became depressed and began crying

D) Hesitant to tell other members of the family about the prognosis

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Hesitant to tell other members of the family about the prognosis

You hear a nurse calling a patient's condition with a doctor. What made the registrar think the patient was seriously ill?

A) The patient is unable to make the call

B) Abnormal vital signs were reported

C) The patient had serious chest pain

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Abnormal vital signs were reported

You hear a conversation between two doctors about adjuvants used in vaccines. Which of the statements below is correct?

A) Cervarix is free of aluminum salts

B) In Cervarix vaccination, aluminum gels are used.

C) Since 1930, monophosphoryl lipid A has been utilized as a component in vaccines

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Cervarix is free of aluminum salts

You hear a physician's monologue about Typhus Fevers. Sylvatic typhus is also referred to as;

A) Louse-borne typhus

B) Murine typhus

C) Scrub typhus

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Murine typhus

You hear two doctors discussing VX and its side effects. Which of the statements below is correct?

A) Within seconds of being exposed to the liquid form of VX, symptoms will begin to appear.

B) Because of its low volatility, the VX is both a short-term and long-term threat.

C) Sarin is even more toxic when it enters the body through the skin.

D) All of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Within seconds of being exposed to the liquid form of VX, symptoms will begin to appear.

You hear a doctor give a speech about Rubella disease. Rubella vaccination is not recommended for;

A) Shingles

B) Mumps

C) Measles

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Shingles

You hear two nurses talking about a patient's treatment plan. Before he can be discharged, the patient needs

A) some assistance in coming to terms with his situation.

B) to pay the bill

C) to show that he is sufficiently mobile.

D) instructions on how to self-administer medicine.

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: instructions on how to self-administer medicine.

You hear a surgeon giving a team a briefing about an upcoming surgery. What is her main concern in terms of the post-operative period?

A) When will the patient resume smoking.

B) Whether the patient's discomfort will be properly managed.

C) When the medication will be taken.

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: Whether the patient's discomfort will be properly managed.

You hear a senior doctor and a junior doctor discussing a differential blood test. Which of the following symptoms indicated chronic myeloid leukemia?

A) High basophil count

B) High lymphocyte count

C) High eosinophil count

D) None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: High basophil count

In the obstetrics section, you hear a nurse discussing with the obstetrician. She is concerned because the patient

A) has a negative reaction to discovering of her pregnancy.

B) expresses her desire to end her pregnancy.

C) isn't aware of her pregnancy.

D) is too young to be pregnant

Correct! Wrong!

Correct answer: has a negative reaction to discovering of her pregnancy.

OET Practice Test Nursing

You hear a dietitian discussing a patient's. What exactly is she up to?

You hear members of a hospital committee discussing X-ray department issues. The problems arise as a result of a delay in

After a training activity, you hear a senior nurse providing feedback to a trainee. The trainee admits that he failed to

You will hear a trainee nurse inquiring about the use of anti-embolism socks (AES) for a patient. Because the patient isn't wearing socks,

You hear a veterinarian discussing her role in the management of her practice. What does she think of her role?

You hear a physiotherapist giving a presentation about a study she was a part of. She claims that her findings are particular interest because of

You hear Mark, a sports physiotherapist, give a presentation about treating a high jumper who has a knee problem. Mark discovered when he initially met the patient that

You hear Dr. John Smith, a clinical psychiatrist, give a talk about the importance of individual patients' experiences and'stories' in medicine. Why should patients' stories inform medical practice, according to Dr. Smith?

At a staff training day, you hear two trainee doctors participating in an activity. What does the activity give practice in?

You hear a radiographer discussing MRI scan with a patient. What exactly is he up to?

You hear two nurses debating a nursing journal article. On what point do they agree?

You hear two hospital executives discussing a staff time management course. They believe that only a small number of people have expressed an interest because

You hear the manager of an aged care facility talking with the nursing staff. Errors in distributing medication to patients, he claims, are mainly the result of

You hear a nurse giving a patient update to a colleague. What is it that she is warning her colleague about?

You will hear a given instructions on how to take photographs at the hospital. What is required before a medical practitioner to photograph a patient and their procedures?

You will hear a doctor discussing the diagnosis with the patient's wife. How did the doctor's information affect the wife?

You hear a nurse calling a patient's condition with a doctor. What made the registrar think the patient was seriously ill?

You hear a conversation between two doctors about adjuvants used in vaccines. Which of the statements below is correct?

You hear a physician's monologue about Typhus Fevers. Sylvatic typhus is also referred to as;

You hear two doctors discussing VX and its side effects. Which of the statements below is correct?

You hear a doctor give a speech about Rubella disease. Rubella vaccination is not recommended for;

You hear two nurses talking about a patient's treatment plan. Before he can be discharged, the patient needs

You hear a surgeon giving a team a briefing about an upcoming surgery. What is her main concern in terms of the post-operative period?

You hear a senior doctor and a junior doctor discussing a differential blood test. Which of the following symptoms indicated chronic myeloid leukemia?

In the obstetrics section, you hear a nurse discussing with the obstetrician. She is concerned because the patient

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