Clinical Dialogues between Doctors and Patients

  Surgical Problems

    Dialogue A  Scalp Hematoma

    Dialogue B  Colostomy

    Dialogue C  Hip Fracture

    Dialogue D  Kidney Transplantation

  Internal Medical Problems

    Dialogue A  Influenza

    Dialogue B  Viral Myocarditis

    Dialogue C  Acute Gastritis

    Dialogue D  UTI

  Gynaecology and Obstetrics Problems

    Dialogue A  Vaginitis

    Dialogue B  Uterine Fibroid

    Dialogue C  Contraceptive Consultation

    Dialogue D  Childbirth Instruction

  Pediatric Problems

    Dialogue A  URIand Bronchitis

    Dialogue B  Infant Seizures

    Dialogue C  Thrush

    Dialogue D  Infant Eczema

  Psychological Problems

    Dialogue A  Neurasthenia Disorder

    Dialogue B  Social Phobia

Typical Questions over International Nursing Interview: 40 Questions over General Nursing

  1. What's your name？

  2. Where are you from？

  3. Do you have any hobbies？

  4. How many years' education did you have before you started learning nursing？

  5. Where did you receive your nursing education？

  6. How long have you been working as a nurse？

  7. Can you tell me something about your working background？

  8. How do you like your job？ Why？

  9. What do you think the relationship between nursing and medicine？

  10. Can you tell me something about your hospital？

  11. What were the subjects you learned at the nursing school？

  12. Which department are you in currently？

  13. Have you ever worked in other departments？

  14. What nursing skills are you specially good at？

  15. What kind of patients have you ever taking care of？

  16. On a regular basis, how many patients do you need to look after？

  17. How many hours work is legally requested for you to carry out in a week？

  18. What's your routine work when you are on duty？

  19. How many doctors and nurses are there in your hospital？

  20. How many beds are there available in your hospital？

  21. Is there any prominent feature in your hospital？

  22. Are you good at operating modem equipments to provide care for the patients？ Try to set up examples.  

  23. What's the most importance in nursing practice？

  24. What are the most common patients you've cared in your work at the hospital？

  25. What nursing techniques have you learned？

  26. What are the obligations the emergency nurses should take？

  27. How do you assist the doctors in performing first-aid？

  28. What is the normal limit of blood pressure for adults？

  29. What are the normal pulse rate ranges for different age groups？

  30. What should you react if your patient's condition has suddenly getting worse？

  31. How do you take the infant's temperature？

  32. How do you administer IV meds？

  33. What should you do before giving oral medication to the patient？

  34. Do you know about "Seven verifications" and "Three check-ups"？

  35. When administering medication, apart from giving orally, intravenously, intradermally, intramuscularly, are there any other approaches？

  36. How do you insert an NGT tube if the patient needs a feeding through it？

  37. How do you insert an urine catheter for a male patient？

  38. What does a nurse should do before transiferring a patient to another ward？

  39. What is the general anaesthesia？

  40. What does the nurse should do immediately after a major surgery？

Typical Questions over International Nursing Interview: 70 Questions over Specialized Nursing

  Questions over Cardiovascular and Respiratory Problems

    1. What is MI and its symptoms？

    2. How does the nurse differentiate a patient who has a MI or an angina？

    3. What is CHF and how do we assess the disease？

    4. State the definition of coronary artery disease and what nursing interventions should be done for this kind of patient？

    5. How do you assess a patient with cardiogenic shock as a nurse？

    6. What are risk factors for respiratory disorders？

    7. How do you do chest physiotherapy （CPT） for a patient w