Canadian English Language Benchmark Assessment for Nurses (CELBAN)

Question 1

A nurse is teaching a patient how to use an inhaler. After demonstrating the steps, which of the following is the most effective way for the nurse to assess the patient's understanding?

"Do you have any questions about the process?" "Can you show me how you would use the inhaler?" "Did you understand the instructions I just gave you?" "It's important to follow these steps exactly, okay?"

Correct Answer:

"Can you show me how you would use the inhaler?"

Question 2

You are giving discharge instructions to an elderly patient who will be managing multiple medications at home. Which strategy is most likely to enhance their adherence to the medication schedule?

Providing a detailed, multi-page booklet explaining the pharmacology of each drug. Advising the patient to simply read the labels on the pharmacy bottles each day. Verbally listing all the medications and their corresponding times just before they leave. Creating a simple, large-print chart with the medication names, times, and doses.

Correct Answer:

Creating a simple, large-print chart with the medication names, times, and doses.

Question 3

A nurse is instructing a patient who has a new diagnosis of diabetes. Which statement is the clearest and most effective instruction regarding hypoglycemia?

"You need to be aware of the potential for hypoglycemic episodes and manage your glucose levels proactively." "If you feel shaky, dizzy, or sweaty, check your blood sugar. If it's low, drink a small glass of juice or eat some hard candy." "Low blood sugar, or hypoglycemia, is a serious risk. You must monitor your blood sugar to prevent a hyperglycemic rebound." "Your diet and insulin must be balanced to avoid dysglycemia. Call your endocrinologist if you notice any abnormalities."

Correct Answer:

"If you feel shaky, dizzy, or sweaty, check your blood sugar. If it's low, drink a small glass of juice or eat some hard candy."

Question 4

A patient is being discharged with instructions for wound care. The patient seems anxious and repeatedly asks questions about topics the nurse has already covered. What is the nurse's most appropriate initial response?

Tell the patient that all the information is in the printed handout. Re-explain the entire process from the beginning more loudly. Acknowledge their concern and ask, "What part of the process is worrying you the most?" Suggest that a family member perform the wound care instead.

Correct Answer:

Acknowledge their concern and ask, "What part of the process is worrying you the most?"

Question 5

When preparing a patient for a colonoscopy, the nurse must explain the bowel preparation protocol. What is the most critical piece of information to emphasize?

The procedure will help the doctor visualize the colon. The patient may feel some cramping during the preparation. The importance of drinking the entire preparation solution to ensure the colon is clean. The patient should arrange for transportation home after the procedure.

Correct Answer:

The importance of drinking the entire preparation solution to ensure the colon is clean.

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