MNLP – Module 10 – Final assessment
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1. Question
Which of the following statements is not true?
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2. Question
Fill in the correct word to complete the sentence
For myeloma patients and their families who feel anxious and worried, it is important they undergo a – X – assessment and seek a referral to a counsellor where appropriate
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3. Question
What is the daily recommended amount of fluid myeloma patients should drink?
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4. Question
Below is a list of dietary supplements but what should myeloma patients completely avoid?
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5. Question
It is important that myeloma patients are encouraged to exercise but which of the following is not recommended for them?
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6. Question
All of the following can be used to help patients cope with pain except
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7. Question
To help patients make adjustments that will help them perform activities of daily living, they should be referred to
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8. Question
Which of the following is safe for myeloma patients with renal impairment to take?
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9. Question
It is important to assume that all patients wish to obtain information
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10. Question
Discussions about sexual issues should not be conducted especially whilst patients are on treatment.
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