1. A patient presents with a laceration that requires suturing. Which of the following is the most appropriate suture technique? A. Simple interrupted B. Continuous blanket C. Mattress D. Subcuticular Answer: A. Simple interrupted Rationale: The simple interrupted suture technique allows for precise closure and minimizes the risk of infection. 2. During a point of care glucose testing, what is the critical step to ensure accuracy of the test result? A. Selecting the appropriate test strip B. Applying the blood sample to the strip C. Calibrating the glucometer D. Recording the result correctly Answer: C. Calibrating the glucometer Rationale: Proper calibration of the glucometer is essential to obtain accurate blood glucose readings. 3. When performing wound care for a pressure ulcer, which dressing is preferred for a wound with moderate exudate? A. Alginate B. Hydrocolloid C. Transparent film D. Gauze Answer: A. Alginate Rationale: Alginate dressings are highly absorbent and suitable for wounds with moderate to heavy exudate.