Some of interview questions

1.Name five central hospital in Zimbabwe

2.what is nursing as a profession

3.Symptoms of covid 19

4.Measures put in place to prevent covid 19

5.Why do yu want to be a nurse

6.Duties of a nurse

7.Qualities of a good nurse

8.What are the effects of Covid 19 on families

9.Factors contributing to Child sexual abuse

10.Advantages of breastfeeding

11.ways to minimise drug abuse in Zimbabwe

12.A nurse is an important health worker .Give three reasons to support this statement

13.Describe the effects of covid 19 on nurse

14.What is the importance of maths and science in nurse training

15.Explain your understanding of PCN/RGN

16.What do you understand by the term covid 19

17.State three problems which are associated with child sexual abuse

18.How can teenage pregnancy be prevented in Zim

19.What is immunity

20.list nine diseases which children under the age of five are immunised against

21.Nursing is a calling .what are the factors which have nade you choose nursing as a profession

22.Name any four bones of musculoskeletal system

22.Explain five ways of preventin tuberculosis in the community

24.Who is permanent secretary of health ,Deputy minister and minister

25.How can one improve hygiene in the community

26.Twi reasons of choising nursing

27.How to prevent gender based violence

28.issue of bonding of five years .Whats your take

29.Why do yu think you are the best candidate

[4/29, 08:15] +263 77 307 1591: 1. *Name five central hospitals in Zimbabwe:*

- Parirenyatwa Hospital

- Harare Central Hospital

- Mpilo Central Hospital

- United Bulawayo Hospitals

- Chitungwiza Central Hospital

2. *Nursing as a profession:*

Nursing is a profession focused on providing care, support, and treatment to individuals, families, and
communities to promote health and well-being.

Nurses play a crucial role in healthcare delivery, patient advocacy, education, and disease prevention.

3. *Symptoms of COVID-19:*

Common symptoms include fever, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue, muscle aches, loss of taste or
smell, sore throat, and headache.

4. *Measures to prevent COVID-19:

- Practice good hand hygiene

- Wear masks in public places

- Maintain physical distancing

- Avoid large gatherings

- Stay home if feeling unwell

- Get vaccinated

5. *Reasons to become a nurse:*

- Desire to help others

- Passion for healthcare

- Opportunities for personal and professional growth

6. *Duties of a nurse:*

- Monitoring patient health

- Administering medications

- Educating patients and families

7. Qualities of a good nurse:

- Compassionate and caring

- Excellent communication skills

- Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities

- Attention to detail

- Empathetic and patient-centered care

- Strong work ethic and professionalism

- Ability to work in a team

Effects of Covid-19 on families:

- Financial strain due to job loss or reduced income

- Increased stress and anxiety

- Disruption of daily routines and activities

- Isolation and loneliness

- Health concerns for family members who are at higher risk

- Challenges in accessing healthcare services

9.

Factors contributing to child sexual abuse:

- Lack of awareness and education about child sexual abuse

- Power imbalances and exploitation

- Family dysfunction or breakdown

- Influence of media and pornography

- Psychological issues in the abuser

- Societal norms and attitudes towards children

10.

Advantages of breastfeeding:

- Provides essential nutrients and antibodies for the baby

- Reduces the risk of infections and diseases for both mother and baby

- Supports healthy growth and development

- Cost-effective and convenient

- Helps in postpartum weight loss for the mother

11. Ways to minimize drug abuse in Zimbabwe:

- Increase awareness through education and campaigns

- Strengthen law enforcement and penalties for drug trafficking

- Provide access to rehabilitation and treatment programs

- Support community-based initiatives and support groups

- Address underlying social and economic factors contributing to drug abuse

12. Three reasons why a nurse is an important health worker:

- Nurses provide direct patient care and support, helping patients recover from illnesses and injuries.

- They play a crucial role in educating patients and families about health conditions, treatments, and
preventive care.

- Nurses often act as advocates for patients, ensuring they receive the best possible care and support.

13.

Effects of COVID-19 on nurses:

- Increased workload and stress due to the surge in patients requiring care.

- Risk of exposure to the virus leading to potential infection and health concerns.

- Emotional toll from witnessing the suffering and loss of patients, as well as dealing with personal
protective equipment (PPE) shortages.
14.

Importance of math and science in nurse training:

- Math skills are essential for calculating medication dosages and intravenous fluid rates accurately.

- Science knowledge helps nurses understand the human body, diseases, and treatments, enabling
them to provide effective care.

- Both subjects are foundational for critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed in nursing
practice.

15.

PCN RGN stands for "Practitioner Community Nurse Registered General Nurse," indicating a nurse who is
registered to practice in the community setting and has completed general nursing training.

16. COVID-19 is a respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, characterized by
symptoms such as fever, cough, and difficulty breathing. It has led to a global pandemic since its
emergence in late 2019

17. Three problems associated with child sexual abuse are:

1. Physical and emotional trauma: Children who experience sexual abuse may suffer from physical
injuries as well as long-term emotional and psychological effects.

2. Trust issues: Child sexual abuse can lead to difficulties in forming trusting relationships in the future.

3. Impact on development: Children who are sexually abused may experience delays in their emotional,
social, and cognitive development.

18.
Teenage pregnancy can be prevented in Zimbabwe through various measures such as:

1. Comprehensive sex education: Providing young people with accurate information about sexual health
and contraception.

2. Access to contraceptives: Ensuring that teenagers have access to a range of contraceptive options to
prevent unintended pregnancies.

3. Empowering girls: Promoting gender equality and empowering girls to make informed decisions about
their bodies and futures.

19.

Immunity refers to the body's ability to resist or fight off infections and diseases. It is achieved through
the immune system's response to pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, and other harmful substances.

20. Nine diseases that children under the age of five are immunized against include:

1. Measles

2. Polio

3. Diphtheria

4. Pertussis (whooping cough)

5. Tetanus

6. Hepatitis B

7. Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib)

8. Rotavirus

9. Pneumococal disease

21. Factors that may lead someone to choose nursing as a profession include a desire to help others, a
passion for healthcare, a sense of fulfillment from caring for patients, opportunities for career
advancement, job stability, and the ability to make a positive impact on people's lives.
22.

Four bones of the musculoskeletal system are the femur (thigh bone), humerus (upper arm bone), tibia
(shin bone), and radius (forearm bone).

23. Five ways to prevent tuberculosis in the community include promoting vaccination programs,
educating the public about the disease and its transmission, ensuring early diagnosis and treatment,
improving ventilation in living spaces, and promoting good hygiene practices.

24.

In a typical government health structure, the Permanent Secretary of Health is responsible for
overseeing the administrative functions of the health department, the Deputy Minister of Health assists
in policy development and implementation, and the Minister of Health is the head of the health
department responsible for overall health policies and decisions.

25. To improve hygiene in the community, you can:

- Encourage regular handwashing with soap and water.

- Promote proper waste disposal and recycling.

- Educate the community on the importance of clean water sources.

- Provide access to sanitation facilities like toilets and showers.

- Organize clean-up campaigns to remove litter and debris from public spaces.

- Support vaccination programs to prevent the spread of diseases.

26.

Two reasons for choosing nursing as a career could be:

- Job stability and growth: Nursing is a profession in high demand, offering a wide range of career
opportunities and the potential for advancement.

27.

To prevent gender-based violence, you can:

- Promote gender equality and respect for all individuals.

- Educate communities about the importance of consent and healthy relationships.

- Provide support services for survivors of gender-based violence.

- Advocate for laws and policies that protect against gender-based violence.

- Encourage bystander intervention to prevent violence before it occurs.

28. The issue of bonding for five years can have pros and cons.

It can provide stability and commitment to a particular job or organization, but it may also limit flexibility
and opportunities for career growth. It's important to carefully consider the implications of a five-year
bond before agreeing to it.