hopeful

I'S' PHASE

1. Why do you want to pursue nursing career in Ghana?

ANSWERS (USE ANY OF THESE ANSWERS)

1. The opportunity to provide compassionate care and support to individuals in Ghana, especially during times of illness or vulnerability.

2. I want to pursue a nursing career in Ghana because I am passionate about helping others and making a positive impact on people's lives.

3. Nursing allows me to directly contribute to the well-being of individuals and communities.

4. I aim to use the skills acquired from my 3 years training to provide compassionate care to the sick, regardless of their race, and contribute to enhancing healthcare in Ghana."

5. I want to pursue nursing because I want to save lives and to be part of the profession that play such role.

2. What motivated you to become a nurse?

ANSWERS

1. Passion for helping others.

2. Desire to make a positive impact in people's life.

3. Love for the healthcare field.

4. Fulfillment from caring for patients.

5. Respect for the nursing profession.

6. Compassion towards those in need.

7. Commitment to serving my community.

8. Long-term goal of improving healthcare.

3. Can you share your understanding of the role and responsibilities of a nurse in Ghana?

ANSWERS

1. Direct patient care

2. Health education

3. Assessment and documentation

4. Medication management

5. Wound care

6. Patient advocacy

7. Collaboration with healthcare team

8. Emergency response

9. Infection control

10. Community health promotion

11. They give injections and other medications

12. They educate patients on various health concerns

13. They monitor patient's vitals

4. What are some of your hobbies or passions?

ANSWER:

I like: cooking, dancing, reading, singing, etc.

5. If you see a classmate stealing, what would you do?

ANSWER:

I will report the person because based on the ethical values, stealing is not a good habit.

6. A nurse at a clinical practicum site is acting unethically. What would you do?

ANSWER (USE ANY OF THESE ANSWERS)

1. Address the person directly: to express your concerns about their behavior and its potential ethical implications.

2. Report to a supervisor: Inform your clinical instructor or another supervisor at the practicum site about the nurse's unethical behavior.

3. Documents the incidence: it helps to protect yourself from being implicated in any wrongdoing by clearly outlining your observations and actions.

4. Advocate for change: Confront the person and advice him/her for change

5. Seek guidance: Speak with a trusted advisor or any senior colleague at your health institution for guidance on how to handle the situation effectively and ethically. Etc.

7. What are your personal strengths and explain any two?

PERSONAL STRENGTHS:

1. Adaptability: Being able to adjust to new situations, environments, and changes with ease.

2. Creativity: Thinking outside the box, coming up with innovative ideas, and finding unique solutions to problems.

3. Resilience: Bouncing back from setbacks, challenges, or failures, and persevering in the face of adversity.

4. Patience: Remaining calm and composed in difficult situations, and being able to wait without becoming frustrated.

5. Self-discipline: Having the ability to control one's impulses, emotions, and behaviors in order to achieve goals.

6. Initiative: Taking the lead and being proactive in identifying and addressing issues or opportunities.

7. Curiosity: Having a strong desire to learn, explore, and understand the world around you.

8. Open-mindedness: Being receptive to new ideas, perspectives, and experiences, and being willing to consider alternative viewpoints.

9. Assertiveness: Communicating confidently and effectively, and standing up for oneself and others when necessary.

10. Attention to detail: Being thorough and meticulous in tasks, and ensuring accuracy and precision in work.

11. Optimism: Maintaining a positive outlook and attitude, even in challenging or difficult situations.

12. Empowerment: Encouraging and supporting others to reach their full potential, and fostering a sense of confidence and autonomy.

13. Resourcefulness: Being able to effectively utilize available resources and find creative solutions to problems.

14. Adaptability: Being flexible and able to adjust to changing circumstances, environments, or requirements.

8. What are your personal weaknesses and explain how you can overcome it?

ANSWERS

1. Occasionally, I find it hard to say no to additional responsibilities.

2. I'm not very comfortable with public speaking and often feel nervous.

3. I have difficulty asking for help when I need it.

4. I struggle with multitasking and can get overwhelmed with too many tasks.

5. Occasionally, I have difficulty expressing my thoughts and ideas clearly.

6. I have a hard time accepting compliments or praise from others

7. Sometimes I have difficulty expressing my emotions openly, especially in professional settings.

8. Fear and anxiety can occasionally hinder my ability to take risks or step out of my comfort zone.

9. What are your core values and explain two of them?

ANSWERS

INDIVIDUAL CORE VALUES

1. Integrity: Being honest and having strong moral principles, even when no one is watching.

2. Respect: Treating others with consideration, dignity, and recognizing their worth.

3. Compassion: Showing kindness and empathy towards others, especially those who are suffering.

4. Responsibility: Taking ownership of one's actions and obligations, and being accountable for them.

5. Fairness: Treating everyone impartially and justly, regardless of personal biases or preferences.

6. Honesty: Being truthful and transparent in all interactions, avoiding deceit or misleading others.

7. Courage: Facing challenges and adversity with bravery, and standing up for what is right.

8. Empathy: Understanding and sharing the feelings of others, and being able to see things from their perspective.

9. Perseverance: Continuing to pursue goals and overcome obstacles, even in the face of difficulties.

10. Gratitude: Being thankful and appreciative for what one has, and expressing appreciation towards others.

11. Humility: Being modest and recognizing one's limitations, while also acknowledging the contributions of others.

12. Generosity: Being willing to give and share resources, time, and support with others without expecting anything in return.

13. Tolerance: Accepting and respecting differences in beliefs, opinions, and lifestyles.

14. Excellence: Striving for the highest standards of quality and performance in all endeavors.

15. Teamwork: Collaborating effectively with others towards a common goal, valuing the contributions of each team member.

10. What would your previous bosses or classmates say about you?

ANSWERS

1. Reliable and dependable team member.

2. Excellent communicator, both written and verbal.

3. Strong problem-solving skills.

4. Consistently meets deadlines.

5. Demonstrates leadership qualities.

6. Adaptable to new situations and challenges.

7. Goes above and beyond to help others.

8. Quick learner and eager to acquire new skills.

9. Maintains a positive attitude, even under pressure.

10. Attention to detail and commitment to quality work.

11. Hardworking

11. What would you do if you find yourself struggling in a nursing course?

I would:

ANSWERS:

1. Seek help from the instructor or professor to clarify concepts or address areas of difficulty.

2. Form study groups with classmates to review material and discuss challenging topics.

3. Utilize available resources such as library and the Internet for further research

4. Evaluate my study habits and time management strategies to identify areas for improvement and make necessary adjustments.

5. Practice self-care and manage stress effectively to maintain overall well-being and academic performance.

12. What would you do if you have a conflict with a professor?

ANSWER

Try seek mediation from a third party (academic adviser /dean of students).

13. Tell us why you'd be the best candidate for our nursing program.

I will be the best candidate for the program because:

ANSWER (MAXIMUM ANSWER SHOULD BE 3)

1. Strong passion for nursing.

2. Strong academic background.

3. Relevant experience.

4. Excellent communication skills.

5. Adaptability and resilience.

6. Empathy and compassion.

7. Commitment to excellence.

8. Team player.

9. Leadership potential.

10. Long-term career goals in nursing.

14. What would you do if a patient or family member threatened you?

ANSWER

1. Remain calm and composed.

2. Ensure personal and others' safety.

3. Attempt to de-escalate the situation.

4. Set clear boundaries.

5. Document the incident.

6. Report the incident to appropriate authorities.

15. List 6 qualities of a professional nurse and explain two?

ANSWERS

1. Empathy: Ability to understand and share the feelings of patients, providing compassionate care.

2. Communication Skills: Effective communication with patients, families, and healthcare teams to ensure clarity and understanding.

3. Critical Thinking: Analyzing situations, making sound decisions, and solving problems to provide optimal care.

4. Clinical Competence: Possessing the necessary knowledge, skills, and expertise to deliver safe and effective nursing care.

5. Cultural Competence: Respecting and understanding the cultural backgrounds and beliefs of patients to provide culturally sensitive care.

6. Professionalism: Maintaining high ethical standards, integrity, and accountability in all aspects of nursing practice.

7. Adaptability: Being flexible and able to adjust to changes in healthcare settings, patient needs, and treatment plans.

8. Collaboration: Working effectively with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate care and achieve positive patient outcomes.

9. Attention to Detail: Paying close attention to patient assessments, medications, and treatment plans to ensure accuracy and prevent errors.

10. Time Management: Prioritizing tasks and efficiently managing time to

16. Why did you select this training institution?

ANSWER

1. Recommendation: This institution is highly recommended by students, and other professionals that's why I chose. (name of institution)

2. Pass Rate: The students consistently achieve remarkable pass rates in licensure exams and KNUST diploma exams that's why I chose. (name of institution)

3. Qualified Tutors: The tutors are highly qualified experts in their fields that's why I chose. (name of institution)

4. Best Students: The college attracts top-notch students who excel academically and clinically that's why I chose. (name of institution)

5. Grooming: For the grooming side, students receive exceptional training in professionalism and clinical skills that's why I chose. (name of institution)

6. Discipline: The institution emphasizes discipline, fostering respect and accountability that's why I chose. (name of institution)

7. Hard Work: Success requires dedication and hard work, which the student is committed to that's why I chose. (name of institution)

17. WHY ARE YOU HERE?

ANSWER

1. REGISTERED GENERAL NURSE

I'm here to be interviewed in other to gain admission into your noble institution and to be trained as a professional nurse

2. MIDWIFERY

I'm here to be interviewed in other to gain admission into your noble institution and to be trained as a professional midwife.

3. PUBLIC HEALTH

I'm here to be interviewed in other to gain admission into your noble institution and to be trained as a professional public health nurse

4. MENTAL HEALTH

I'm here to be interviewed in other to gain admission into your noble institution and to be trained as a professional mental health nurse

5. COMMUNITY HEALTH

I'm here to be interviewed in other to gain admission into your noble institution and to be trained as a professional community health nurse

6. NAC

I'm here to be interviewed in other to gain admission into your noble institution and to be trained as a professional Nursing assistant clinical

7. NAP

I'm here to be interviewed in other to gain admission into your noble institution and to be trained as a professional Nursing assistant preventive

18. Mentions the 6 c's in nursing

ANSWER

1. Care

2. Compassion

3. Competence

4. Communication

5. Courage

6. Commitment

19. Who is a nurse?

ANSWER

A nurse is a healthcare professional who is trained to provide care, support, and treatment to individuals, families, and communities to promote health and well-being, prevent illness, and alleviate suffering.

OR

Nursing is a licensed, skilled, and professional healthcare discipline focused on providing compassionate and competent care to individuals across the lifespan.

20. Who is a registered general nurse?

Registered General Nurse (RGN): A licensed healthcare professional trained to provide general nursing care across various settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes.

21. Who is a registered midwife?

A registered midwife is a healthcare professional who specializes in providing care, support, and assistance to women throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period.

OR

They are trained and licensed to provide a range of specialized services, including prenatal care, labor and delivery support, postpartum care, newborn care, and family planning counseling.

22. Who is a public health nurse?

ANSWER

A public health nurse is a registered nurse who specializes in promoting and protecting the health of populations and communities by working to prevent disease, promote health, health education and improve access to healthcare services for individuals, families, and communities.

23. Who is a registered community health nurse?

ANSWER

Registered Community Health Nurse specializes in providing preventive and primary healthcare services within communities, focusing on health promotion, education, and coordination of care.

24. Who is a registered mental health nurse

ANSWFR

Registered Mental Nurse specializes in providing care and support to individuals experiencing mental health issues or psychiatric disorders, working in various settings to assess, diagnose, and provide holistic care to patients

25. Who is a nursing assistant clinical

ANSWER

A Nursing Assistant Clinical is a healthcare professional who provides direct patient care under the supervision of registered nurses or licensed practical nurses. They assist with daily activities, monitor patient conditions, and contribute to patient comfort and well-being in hospitals, nursing homes, and other healthcare settings.

26. Who is a nursing assistant preventive?

ANSWER

A Nursing Assistant Preventive is a healthcare professional who supports preventive care measures by educating patients on healthy practices, assisting with health screenings, and promoting wellness to prevent illness and complications within community settings

27. List any 3 current affairs in the country?

ANSWER

LISTEN TO NEWS

28. Who is the founder of nursing?

ANSWER

FLORENCE NIGHTENGALE

2ND l°itnSE

IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS

1. "You have bitten off more than you can chew" Means you have taken on too much to handle.

2. "You have thrown caution to the wind" Means you are being reckless.

3. "Belling the cat" Means attempting a risky task

4. "Walking a fine line" Means being in a risky situation.

5. "Skeleton in the closet" Which means to have a hidden secret”

6. To hit the nail on the head" (Means to do or say something exactly right or go straight to the point)

7. To kick the bucket (To die)

8. A piece of cake (very easy)

9. Break a leg (good luck)

10. Call it a day (stop what you're doing and go home)

11. Cost an arm and a leg (very expensive)

12. Cry over spilled milk (don't waste time feeling sorry)

13. Burn the midnight oil (work late into the night)

14. Cut to the chase (get to the point)

15. Easy does it (be careful and take your time)

16. Get a kick out of something (enjoy it)

17. In a nutshell (brief summary)

18. Let sleeping dogs lie (avoid controversial issues)

19. Make a mountain out of a molehill (exaggerate)

20. On the same page (same understanding)

21. Practice what you preach (act in accordance with beliefs)

22. Rain on someone's parade (spoil their plans)

23. Take it with a grain of salt (be skeptical)

24. The pot calling the kettle black (accusing someone of something you're guilty of)

25. Think outside the box (be creative)

26. When in Rome, do as the Romans do (adapt to local customs)

27. You can't have your cake and eat it too (mutually exclusive things)

28. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush (appreciate what you have)

29. All's fair in love and war (do whatever it takes to win)

30. An apple a day keeps the doctor away (healthy habits)

31. Blood is thicker than water (family ties are strong)

32. Don't count your chickens before they hatch (don't assume something will happen)

33. Don't cry over spilled milk (move on from a mistake)

34. Don't put all your eggs in one basket (diversify)

35. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill (don't exaggerate)

36. Give someone the cold shoulder (ignore them)

37. Go against the grain (do something unpopular)

38. In for a penny, in for a pound (if you're going to take a risk, go all in)

39. It's raining cats and dogs (raining heavily)

40. Let the cat out of the bag (reveal a secret)

41. Make a silk purse out of a sow's ear (make something good out of something bad)

42. On cloud nine (extremely happy)

43. Practice makes perfect (the more you do something, the better you'll get)

44. Raise a red flag (signal a warning)

45. Take a rain check (decline an offer but suggest doing it another time)

46. The grass is always greener on the other side (people often think someone else's situation is better)

47. When the going gets tough, the tough get going (people will work harder when faced with challenges)

48. To break an ice means?

To ease tension or awkwardness in a social situation
OR
To initiate conversation

49. A stitch in time saves nine means? Taking prompt action to fix a small problem and preventing it from becoming a bigger issue later on.

50. Hey while the sunshine means? Means to take advantage of favorable conditions while they last.

51. To let the cat out of the bag means? Means to reveal a secret or disclose information that was supposed to be kept confidential.

LAST MINUTE QUESTIONS 1

1. Which party won the 2025 presidential election

ANSWER

National Democratic Congress (NDC)

2. Who is Ghana's current President and Vice

ANSWER

PRESIDENT: His Excellency John Dramani Mahama

VICE PRESIDENT: Her Excellency Professor Jane Nana Opoku Agyeman

3. Name the Presidential candidate for NPP and NDC in 2024 presidential election?

ANSWER

New Patriotic Party (NPP): Mahamudu Bawumia

National Democratic Congress (NDC): John Dramani Mahama

2. Which date did Ghana's Presidential election (voting) take place?

ANSWER

December 7, 2024.

3. When is farmers day celebrated in Ghana

ANSWER

December 2nd every year.

4. When you enter a hospital what do you see?

ANSWER

1. Nurses

2. Nurses Station

3. Medical officers

4. Medical equipment (Thermometer, BP apparatus, Stethoscope, suction machine, BP monitors etc)

5. Patient cubicle/rooms

6. Dust bins for general waste and sharp objects

7. Oxygen cylinders

8. Beds

9. Washrooms etc.

10. Name the NDC President who passed away in 2012?

ANSWER

John Evans Atta Mills

6. What does O.P.D stand for at a hospital setting?

ANSWER

OPD in a hospital stands for “Outpatient Department”

This is where patients can receive treatment without being admitted to the hospital.

7. Holidays in Ghana and the specific date

ANSWER

1. New Year's Day: January 1

2. Independence Day: March 6

3. Good Friday: Variable date, typically in March or April

4. Easter Monday: Variable date, typically in March or April

5. Labor Day: May 1st

6. Eid al-Fitr (End of Ramadan): Variable date, typically in May or June

7. Eid al-Adha (Feast of the Sacrifice): Variable date, typically in July or August

8. Founders' Day: August 4

9. Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day: September 21

10. Farmers' Day: December 2

11. Christmas Day: December 25

12. Boxing Day: December 26

13. Define constitution?

ANSWER

A constitution is a written instrument that outlines the fundamental laws and principles of a country, state or organization

OR

A constitution is a document that serves as a foundation for laws and decisions used to govern a country, state or organization.

OR

A constitution is a document that establishes the rules and framework of a government or organization.

9. What do you find most challenging/ difficult being a professional nurse or midwife

ANSWER

1. Emotional demands: Dealing with patients' suffering, trauma, and loss.

2. High-stakes decision-making: Nurses must make quick, accurate decisions that impact patients' lives.

3. Physical demands: Long hours, heavy lifting, and exposure to infectious diseases can be physically challenging.

4. Staffing shortages: Managing heavy workloads with limited staff can be stressful.

5. Limited resources: Inadequate equipment, supplies, or technology can hinder effective patient care.

6. List some professionals in the hospital

ANSWER

1. Doctors (Physicians)

2. Nurses

3. Surgeon

4. Anesthesiologists

5. Radiologists

6. Pharmacists

7. Therapists (Physical, Occupational, Speech)

8. Laboratory Technicians

9. Respiratory Therapists

10. Dietitians

11. Hospital Administrators

12. Medical Assistants

13. Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs)

14. Social Workers

15. Chaplains

16. State some departments at the hospital

ANSWER

1. Emergency Department

2. Medical/Surgical Department

3. Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

4. Operating Room (OR)

5. Labor and Delivery Department (L&D)

6. Pediatrics Department

7. Obstetrics and Gynecology Department (OB/GYN)

8. Radiology Department

9. Laboratory Department

10. Pharmacy Department

11. Physical Therapy Department

12. Nutrition and Dietary Department

13. Social Work Department

14. Medical Records Department

15. Infection Control Department

LAST MINUTE QUESTIONS 2.

1. Mission and vision of Ghana health service

ANSWER

Mission:

"To provide and prudently manage comprehensive and accessible health service with special emphasis on primary health care at regional, district, and sub-district levels in accordance with approved national policies."

Vision:

"A Healthy Population with Equitable Access to Quality and Comprehensive Health Services."

2. How do you plan to balance/manage the demands/stress of nursing school with other responsibilities

ANSWER

1. Create a Schedule: Use a planner or digital calendar to map out study sessions, classes, work shifts, and personal commitments.

2. Prioritize Tasks: Identify urgent and important tasks and tackle them first to avoid last- minute stress.

3. Set Realistic Goals: Break down study tasks into smaller, manageable goals to stay motivated and on track.

4. Utilize Breaks Efficiently: Use short breaks between classes or study sessions to relax and recharge rather than getting distracted.

5. Communicate: Keep open lines of communication with family, friends, and colleagues about your schedule and commitments.

6. Seek Support: Utilize resources such as study groups, tutoring services, or counseling to stay on top of coursework.

7. Stay Organized: Keep study materials and notes organized to minimize time spent searching for information.

8. Practice Self-Care: Make time for exercise, healthy meals, and sufficient sleep to maintain physical and mental well-being.

9. Limit Distractions: Minimize distractions like social media during study sessions to maximize productivity.

10. Be Flexible: Understand that unexpected events may arise, and be prepared to adjust your schedule accordingly without feeling overwhelmed.

11. How many Constituencies do we have in Ghana?

ANSWER

At first it was 275 constituencies but the number increased from 275 following addition of Guan Constituency which contested the first time in the December 2024 General election.

So, in all there is 276 constituencies in Ghana currently.

4. How many continents do we have?

ANSWER

7

5. Name all the continents

ANSWER

1. Africa

2. Asia

3. Antarctica

4. Australia

5. Europe

6. North America

7. South America

8. The Ghana flag the STAR represents?

ANSWER

Hope, unity and a brighter future for Africa

7. The Ghana flag the RED represents?

ANSWER

Blood of our forefathers/those who died in the struggle for independence.

8. The Ghana flag the GOLD/YELLOW represents?

ANSWER

Mineral wealth of the country

9. The Ghana flag the GREEN represents?

ANSWER

Rich forest and natural wealth.

10. List some duties or roles of professional nurses

ANSWER

1. Administration of medication

2. Checking and recording of vital signs

3. Wound dressing

4. Education on medication prior to discharge

5. Education on condition

6. History taken

7. Emotional support

8. Planing of care for patients

9. Management of patient conditions

10. Recording patient fluid intake and output

11. NG TUBE feeding Etc.

12. Who is the mother/founder of Nursing?

ANSWER

Florence Nightengale

12. When was Florence Nightingale born?

ANSWER

12th May, 1820

13. At what age did Florence Nightingale died and what year?

ANSWER

90yrs on 13th August 1910.

14. What is another name for Florence Nightingale?

ANSWER

“Lady with the lamp”

15. Why was she called the lady with the lamp?

ANSWER

Florence Nightingale is called the "Lady with the Lamp" because she would often visit the wounded soldiers of the Crimean War during the night, carrying a small lamp to light her way

16. What is the unit for measuring temperature?

ANSWFR

Degree Celsius

17. What is the unit for measuring blood pressure?

ANSWER

Millimeters of Mercury (mmHg)

18. What is the unit for measuring oxygen saturation level

ANSWER

Percent (%)

19. What is the unit for measuring pulse rate

ANSWER

Beat per minute (bpm)

20. What is the unit for measuring respiratory rate?

ANSWER

Cycle per minute (cpm)

21. Name 4 rights of a patient?

ANSWER

1. Right to respectful care

2. Right to informed consent

3. Right to confidentiality

4. Right to refuse treatment

5. Right to pain management

6. Right to communication

7. Right to make decisions

8. Right to respect for personal values

9. Right to access records

10. Right to lodge a complaint

11. Right to privacy

12. Right to dignity

13. Right to timely care

14. Right to safe care

15. Right to autonomy

16. List 3 responsibilities of a professional nurse

ANSWER

It is the nurse responsibility to

1. Administration of medication

2. Checking and recording of vital signs

3. Wound dressing

4. Education on medication prior to discharge

5. Education on condition

6. History taken

7. Emotional support

8. Planing of care for patients

9. Management of patient conditions

10. Recording patient fluid intake and output

11. NG TUBE feeding Etc

12. State 2 rights of a professional nurse or midwife

ANSWER

1. Right to make decisions about patient care.

2. Right to a safe work environment.

3. Right to fair pay and benefits.

4. Right to ongoing education and training.

5. Right to be treated with respect.

6. Right to have a say in decisions that affect their work.

7. Right to refuse assignments that compromise their values.

8. Right to report mistakes or concerns without fear.

9. Right to access support for mental health.

10. Right to join a professional organization for support. Etc.

(LAST MINUTE QUESTIONS 3)

1. Mention 3 human body systems

ANSWERS

1. Circulatory System (Cardiovascular System)

2. Respiratory System

3. Digestive System

4. Nervous System

5. Musculoskeletal System

6. Endocrine System

7. Urinary System (Renal System)

8. Reproductive System

9. Lymphatic System (Immune System)

10. Integumentary System (Skin, hair, nails)

11. Skeletal System

12. Muscular System

13. Name 2 organs under one specific system

ANSWER

1. Circulatory System

   • Heart

   • Blood Vessels (arteries, veins, capillaries)

2. Digestive System

   • Large Intestine

   • Mouth

   • Esophagus

   • Stomach

   • Small Intestine

3. Respiratory System

   • Lungs

   • Trachea

   • Bronchi

   • Diaphragm

4. Nervous System

   • Brain

   • Spinal Cord

   • Nerves

5. Musculoskeletal System

   • Bones (skeleton)

   • Muscles

   • Tendons/Ligaments

6. Reproductive system

   • Testis

   • Ovaries

   • Vagina

   • Penis

   • Uterus

7. Define the following Cell, Tissue, Organ, and System

ANSWER

Cell: The basic structural and functional unit of life, making up all living organisms.

Tissue: A group of similar cells that work together to perform a specific function.

Organ: A structure made up of different tissues that work together to perform a specific, complex function.

Organ System: A group of organs that collaborate to carry out major bodily functions.

4. Which church do you attend?

ANSW ER

5. What do you do on Sundays

ANSWER

Go to church, cook, go for holidays etc

6. State 3 Reproductive organs

ANSWER

Ovaries Testes Uterus Penis/Vagina

7. State the Arms of government and its function

ANSWER

1. Executive:

   Function 1: Enforcing laws and policies for the country's administration.

   Function 2: Managing national resources and promoting economic development.

2. Legislative:

   Function 1: Making and amending laws through Parliament.

   Function 2: Representing the interests of the citizens and overseeing government actions.

3. Judicial Branch:

   Function 1: Interpreting laws and ensuring justice through courts and tribunals.

   Function 2: Resolving disputes between individuals, organizations, and the state impartially.

4. Who is the head of government?

ANSWER

The President

9. What are the primary colors and how does it relate it with the patient

10. Red: It shows urgency, like on emergency signs and equipment.

11. Blue: It's calming and used in patient rooms to help people relax.

12. Yellow: It's cheerful and used carefully, like in kids' wards.

13. What is first aid

ANSWER

It is the immediate help given to someone who is injured or suddenly becomes ill, before the professional medical care is available.

11. What does the blue and red pens professional nurses carry symbolizes

ANSWER

BLUE PEN is often associated with oxygenation and life because it represents oxygenated blood.

OR

BLUE PEN: are typically used for writing notes and documenting patient information, as blue ink is easy to read and distinguishes original entries.

RED PENS: signify urgency or areas needing attention, such as in emergency signs or markings.

OR

RED PENS: are commonly used for marking corrections or additions in medical charts or documents, highlighting areas that need attention or updating.

12. State 5 vitamins and their sources

ANSWER VITAMIN A

SOURCE: carrots, potatoes etc

VITAMIN C

SOURCE: Oranges, strawberries etc

VITAMIN E

SOURCE: nuts, seeds, green leafy vegetables

VITAMIN B12

SOURCE: meat, dairy products and eggs

VITAMIN D

SOURCE: sunlight, fortified milk, salmon

BIBLE QUESTIONS 1

1. If you are sick and you visit a hospital which department will be the “LAST TO VISIT” before you exit?

ANSWER

Pharmacy department

2. If you are sick and you visit a hospital for the “FIRST TIME” which department will you

visit first?

ANSWER

Outpatient department (reception area where they will service your hospital card)

3. Define personal hygiene?

ANSWER

Personal hygiene: The practices and habits that keep your body clean and healthy.

4. State the types of constitution

ANSWER

1. Written

2. Unwritten

3. Rigid

4. Flexible

5. Presidential

6. Parliamentary

7. What is family planning?

ANSWER

Planning and controlling when and how many children to have.

6. State 4 causes of family planning.

ANSWER

1. Spacing or Limiting Children: Wanting time between kids or a specific number of kids.

2. Health Considerations: Ensuring the health of the mother and child.

3. Economic Factors: Managing family expenses and finances.

4. Education and Career Goals: Balancing having children with personal aspirations.

5. Population Control: Managing the number of people in a community or country.

6. State 4 Benefit of family planning

ANSWER

1. Better Health: Healthier mothers and children.

2. Economic Stability: Easier to manage family finances.

3. Education and Career: Parents can pursue education and careers more effectively.

4. Fewer Unintended Pregnancies: Reduces surprise pregnancies.

5. Resource Management: Helps communities manage resources better.

6. What is exclusive breastfeeding?

ANSWER

Exclusive Breastfeeding: Feeding a baby only breast milk, with no other foods or liquids, not even water, for the first six months of life.

9. Define teenage pregnancy

ANSWER

Teenage Pregnancy: A pregnancy that occurs in a female who is between 13 and 19 years old.

10. State 4 causes of teenage pregnancy

ANSWFR

1. Lack of Education: Insufficient knowledge about contraception and sexual health.

2. Peer Pressure: Influence from friends or partners to engage in sexual activity.

3. Early Puberty: Physical maturity before emotional or cognitive readiness.

4. Socioeconomic Factors: Poverty and limited access to healthcare and education.

5. Family Dynamics: Lack of parental guidance or support.

6. Media Influence: Exposure to sexual content without proper context or education.

7. Substance Abuse: Impaired judgment from alcohol or drug use.

8. What advice will you give to young girls about teenage pregnancy

ANSWER

1. Stay Informed: Learn about sexual health and contraception.

2. Communicate: Talk openly with parents, guardians, or trusted adults about relationships and sex.

3. Set Goals: Focus on education and personal development.

4. Resist Pressure: Make decisions based on your values and readiness, not peer pressure.

5. Use Protection: Always use contraception if sexually active.

6. Seek Support: Reach out for help and guidance from health professionals or support groups.

7. Stay Sober: Avoid alcohol and drugs that can impair judgment.

8. With your aggregate, why prefer diploma rather not the degree program?

ANSWER

USE THE SAME ANSWERS FOR WHY YOU CHOSE NURSING OVER UNIVERSITY

13. How do you manage conflict crisis in the ward due to patient alienation?

ANSWER

USE THE SAME ANSWER FOR WHAT WILL YOU DO IF A PATIENT THREATENS YOU.

14. What skill do you think you possess which seamlessly best fit you for this profession?

ANSWER

USE THE SAME ANSWER FOR QUALITIES OF A NURSE OR MIDWIFE

15. What option will would go for/What will you do if unfortunately, your application was not granted/ not granted admission in this noble institution?

16. Resilience: "Even though I will be disappointed, I will not give up and will reapply next year."

17. Passion: "Nursing is the profession I aspire to be in, and I am deeply passionate about it."

18. Growth: "I will use the time to grow and enhance my skills to become a stronger candidate."

19. Feedback: "I will seek constructive feedback to understand how to improve my application."

20. Commitment: "My commitment to nursing remains unwavering, regardless of setbacks."

21. Learning: "I will pursue additional training and education to better prepare myself."

22. Experience: "I will gain more experience through volunteering or working in related healthcare roles."

23. Adaptability: "I will adapt and refine my approach based on feedback and self-assessment."

24. Networking: "I will network with professionals in the field to gain insights and guidance."

25. Perseverance: "I believe in perseverance and will continue striving until I achieve my goal of becoming a nurse."

26. Give 4 reason why you want to be a professional nurse or midwife/ any other health

ANSWER

1. Passion for Helping Others: "I have a genuine passion for providing compassionate care and support to patients and their families during vulnerable times."

2. Impact on Health: "I want to make a positive impact on people's health and well-being through direct patient care and health education."

3. Diverse Career Opportunities: "Nursing and midwifery offer diverse career paths, from clinical practice to research, education, and leadership roles."

4. Critical Thinking and Problem Solving: "I enjoy using my critical thinking skills to assess and respond to complex healthcare situations effectively."

5. Love for Science: "I enjoy learning about the human body and how to treat illnesses and injuries."

6. Global Opportunities: "These professions offer opportunities to work globally and experience different healthcare systems."

7. Respected Profession: "Nursing and midwifery are highly respected professions known for their dedication and expertise."

8. Your brother introduce a lady that he wants to marry to you. This particular lady has a critical health condition that apart from her you are the only person who knows about it. Will you tell your brother about his soon to be wife's condition?

ANSWER

No, I would not tell my brother about his soon-to-be wife's health condition without her consent. It is her personal medical information, and she has the right to decide when and how to disclose it to others, including her future spouse. Respecting her privacy and autonomy is crucial in such a sensitive situation. (This is when nursing ethical principle confidentiality sets in)

18. What is cholera?

ANSWER

Cholera is a bacteria infection that mostly affect the small intestine characterized by diarrhoea, vomiting, dehydration, abdominal cramps and thirst. It is mostly spread through contaminated food or water. The bacteria is called vibrio cholerae.

19. State 3 ways of preventing cholera

ANSWER

1. Drink safe water

2. Wash your hands

3. Eat safe food

4. Keep surroundings clean

BIBLE QUESTIONS 2

1. Mention the acronym for ECOWAS stands for

ANSWER

Economic Community Of West African states

2. Mention 5 ECOWAS states

ANSWER

1. Benin

2. Burkina Faso

3. Cape Verde

4. Ivory Coast (Çfite d'Ivoire)

5. The Gambia

6. Ghana

7. Guinea

8. Guinea-Bissau

9. Liberia

10. Mali

11. Niger

12. Nigeria

13. Senegal

14. Sierra Leone

15. Togo

16. Who is the Chairperson/Chairman of ECOWAS

ANSWER

President of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

4. Who is the Head of Executive

ANSWFR

The President

5. Who is the Head of Judiciary

ANSWER

Chief Justice

6. Who is the Head of legislature

ANSWER

Speaker of Parliament

7. Name of a baby cat

ANSWER

A baby cat is called a kitten

8. What is the name of a baby pig

ANSWER

A baby pig is called a piglet.

9. what a pig meat is called

ANSWER

Pig meat is called pork

10. What will a person get when you don't practice healthy lifestyle.

ANSWER

1. Increased risk of diseases.

2. Poor physical fitness.

3. Mental health challenges.

4. Lower immunity.

5. Shortened lifespan.

6. Death

7. Mention some department under midwifery

ANSWER

1. Labor and Delivery

2. Antenatal Care

3. Postnatal Care

4. Neonatal Care

5. Family Planning

6. Gynecological Care

7. They asked about current affairs (Effect of LGBTQ++)

ANSWER

1. Discrimination and prejudice.

2. Mental health struggles.

3. Violence and hate crimes.

4. Social isolation.

5. Legal and institutional barriers.

6. Stigma, discrimination

7. State the countries that shares border with Ghana and to which part

ANSWER

1. Ivory Coast (Çfite d'Ivoire) - Western border.

2. Burkina Faso - Northern border.

3. Togo - Eastern border.

4. How is constitution going to help you as a student

ANSWER

1. Protection of rights

2. Equal opportunities

3. Civic education: teaches students about their rights and responsibilities

4. checks and balance for school authorities

5. What is the full meaning of HIV AIDS

ANSWER

HIV: Human Immunodeficiency Virus

AIDS: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

16. State 5 ways of preventing HIV AIDS

17. Promote safe sex.

18. Regular testing.

19. Limit sexual partners.

20. Education and awareness.

21. Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP).

22. Avoid sharing needles.

23. Treatment for pregnant women.

24. Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP).

25. Regular STI screening.

26. Support circumcision.

27. when given the opportunity to meet the president, what educational reforms will you propose to turn our education Fortune's around

ANSWER

1. Increase Teacher Salaries: Attract and retain quality educators by offering competitive pay.

2. Reduce Class Sizes: Improve student-teacher interaction and individualized attention.

3. Modernize Curriculum: Include more STEM, critical thinking, and real-world skills.

4. Invest in Technology: Provide students with up-to-date technology and internet access.

5. Support Special Education: Ensure adequate resources and training for special needs education.

6. Expand Early Childhood Education: Increase access to quality pre-K programs.

7. Enhance Vocational Training: Offer more trade and technical education options.

8. Focus on Mental Health: Provide more counselors and mental health resources in schools.

9. Parental Involvement: Encourage and facilitate greater parent engagement in education.

10. Equal Funding: Ensure all schools, regardless of location, have adequate funding and resources.

11. As a student nurse, if your in charge punish you unjustly what will be your immediate

reaction

ANSWER

1. Remain calm and composed.

2. Seek clarification on the reason for the punishment.

3. Report to a supervisor

4. A close friend confined in you, that he or she has constantly been harassed by a tutor in your school, what advice will you give to him or her.

ANSWER

1. Write It Down: Keep a record of what happened.

2. Talk to Others: Share with trusted friends, family, or a counselor.

3. Tell School Leaders: Report to department heads or the dean.

4. Find Help: Look into student support groups or legal advice.

5. Self-Care: Remember to take care of their mental health and get help if needed.

6. Define computer

ANSWER

Computer is an electronic device that processes data and performs tasks according to instructions given to it.

21. State the major parts of a computer and one function each

ANSWER

1. Keyboard: Allows users to input text, numbers, and commands into the computer system.

2. Mouse: Enables users to interact with graphical user interfaces by moving a cursor on the screen and selecting items.

3. Printer: Outputs digital documents or images from the computer onto paper or other media.

4. Monitor: Displays visual output from the computer, including text, images, videos, and user interfaces.

5. Mention two examples of input and output devices

ANSWER

INPUT

1. Keyboard

2. Mice/mouse

3. Microphones

OUTPUT

1. Speakers

2. Printers

3. Projectors

4. How will your knowledge in chemistry let you determine that a food is well cooked

ANSWFR

Cooking Methods: Understanding different heat transfer methods (conduction, convection, radiation) and their effects on food helps achieve consistent results.

Change in Color: Indicates proper cooking reactions.

Aroma: Right smells show correct temperature and chemical changes

Texture: Ensures desired tenderness and consistency. Temperature: Confirms food is safely and thoroughly cooked.

25. List some puberty rites performed in Ghana and the people involved.

ANSWER

1. Dipo - Krobo

2. Bragoro - Ashanti

3. Otufo - Ga

4. Bondo- Gonja

5. Ngmayem - Krobo

6. Where do you see yourself in next 5-10 years

ANSWER:

1. Job Growth: Advancing in my profession, maybe becoming a leader.

2. Keep Learning: Learning more and getting better at my job.

3. Helping Others: Giving back to my community by helping people.

4. Balance Work and Life: Making sure I have time for both work and family.

5. Trying New Things: Being open to new opportunities and adventures.

NB: IF YOU HAVE ANY OTHER PRIORITIES, YOU CAN USE IT.

FINAL INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

1. State the slogan of Ghana Health Service

ANS: "Your Health, Our Concern"

2. Define Health By World Health Organization (WHO)

ANS: A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

3. STATE THE COMPONENTS OF VITAL SIGNS

4. Temperature

5. Pulse

6. Respiration

7. Blood Pressure

8. Weight

9. Random Blood Sugar (Rbs) And Fasting Blood Sugar (Fbs)