Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) EXAMINATION SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Singapore Nursing Board (SNB) Exam Practice and Model Questions and Answers

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Which communication technique encourages the patient to share more information?

a) Closed-ended questions

b) Probing questions

c) Clarifying questions

d) Reflective questions

Answer: b) Probing questions

When delivering bad news to a patient, which communication skill is crucial?

a) Avoiding the topic until later

b) Being overly blunt and direct

c) Using empathy and sensitivity

d) Offering no emotional support

Answer: c) Using empathy and sensitivity

In holistic nursing, what does the acronym “CAM” stand for?

Comprehensive And Multidisciplinary

Complementary And Medical

Complementary And Alternative Medicine

Continuous Assessment Model

Answer: c) Complementary And Alternative Medicine

What is an essential aspect of providing holistic end-of-life care?

Focusing solely on pain management

Including family members in care decisions

Avoiding discussions about death and dying

Withholding emotional support to prevent attachment

Answer: b) Including family members in care decisions

When providing client education, the nurse should use plain language and avoid medical jargon to ensure:

The client feels comfortable asking questions

The nurse appears more knowledgeable

The client is less likely to comply with instructions

The client becomes more reliant on medical professionals

Answer: a) The client feels comfortable asking questions

A client with hypertension asks the nurse about reducing salt intake. What dietary recommendation should the nurse provide?

Avoid all sources of salt completely

Use salt substitutes

Limit salt intake to less than 2300 mg per day

Consume at least 10 grams of salt daily

Answer: c) Limit salt intake to less than 2300 mg per day

Which intervention is essential for preventing patient falls in a hospital setting?

a) Encourage patients to get out of bed frequently

b) Provide non-slip footwear to all patients

c) Perform regular safety assessments and implement appropriate measures

d) Keep patients sedated to prevent mobility

Answer: c) Perform regular safety assessments and implement appropriate measures

What is the purpose of the “time-out” procedure before a surgical procedure?

a) To rush through the surgery to save time

b) To ensure all surgical instruments are available

c) To pause and confirm patient identity, procedure, and site

d) To reduce the surgical team’s workload

Answer: c) To pause and confirm patient identity, procedure, and site

A patient has been diagnosed with diabetes and is learning to self-administer insulin injections. During education, the patient repeatedly asks questions about the process. What is the nurse’s best response?

Provide a detailed explanation once, and assume the patient will remember

the information.

Give the patient a pamphlet to read and encourage them to ask any remaining questions later.

Demonstrate the insulin injection process and then have the patient perform a return demonstration.

Tell the patient not to worry and that the nursing staff will always be available to administer injections.

Answer: C) Demonstrate the insulin injection process and then have the patient perform a return demonstration.

What is the most effective way to prevent falls in a healthcare setting?

Keeping the patient’s room dimly lit

Encouraging the use of personal belongings near the bedside

Implementing regular safety rounds

Reducing the use of handrails in hallways

Answer -Implementing regular safety rounds

What is the recommended angle for administering an intradermal injection?

45 degrees

90 degrees

15 degrees

30 degrees

Answer: c) 15 degrees

Which of the following is not a type of IV fluid?

Normal Saline (0.9% NaCl)

Dextrose 5%

Hydrochloric Acid Solution

Lactated Ringer’s

Answer: c) Hydrochloric Acid Solution

Which type of IV fluid is commonly used to expand blood volume and treat dehydration?

Dextrose 5%

Hypertonic Saline

Normal Saline (0.9% NaCl)

Potassium Chloride

Answer: c) Normal Saline (0.9% NaCl)

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SNB Singapore Nursing Board Examination Sample Questions

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