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Ordered Response practice

Steps of a nursing procedure are shown out of order; reorder them into the correct sequence. Each position is scored — get the third step right and you bank that point even if the second is wrong.

Try it — sample question

Place the steps of donning sterile gloves in the correct order.

Use the arrows to put the steps in order, first at the top.

  1. 1 Pick up the second glove using the gloved hand, touching only the outer surface
  2. 2 Open the inner glove wrapper without contaminating the outer surface
  3. 3 Perform hand hygiene
  4. 4 Slide the dominant hand into its glove, touching only the inside of the cuff
  5. 5 Adjust both gloves for a snug fit, keeping hands above waist level
No account needed — answer locally to see the format.

What is a Ordered Response question?

Ordered Response items appear constantly for procedural skills (sterile field, medication administration, code blue). The scoring is per-position, so a near-miss can still score most of the points.

Drill Ordered Response on every nursing course.

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