NUS Nursing Career Track Quiz

“A degree just to be a nurse?” Glad you asked. Strap in for an eye-opening ride: leadership and research, cutting-edge tech and innovation, the career possibilities with a Bachelors of Science (Nursing) from NUS are – literally – limitless.

NUS Nursing Career Track Quiz: Which Nursing Track Suits You Best?

&quot;A degree just to be a nurse?&quot; Glad you asked. Strap in for an eye-opening ride: leadership and research, cutting-edge tech and innovation, the career possibilities with a BSc (Nursing) from NUS are literally limitless.Which career track in Nursing could YOU be on? Take the quiz to find out!(MUSIC: shushubobo - coffee time [no copyright music] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PvYu-1iEbY)
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Automate systems and optimise digital solutions for patient care.

Provide expert-level care, diagnosing and treating complex cases.

Train and mentor the next generation of nurses.

Discover new insights to shape the future of nursing practices.

Create groundbreaking medical tools and policies, transforming the world of nursing as we know it.

Lead teams and ensure hospitals run smoothly.

Q7：Commencement

Q7

YOU MADE IT! It’s finally graduation day, and you’re thinking about the road ahead. What’s your dream for the future?

Guide them back on track with subtle cues (incredible eye contact and telepathy) making sure they regain confidence.

Pull up the slide on facts and figures, helping your teammates defer to something statistical.

Step in and improvise with your clinical knowledge to fill in the gap seamlessly.

Turn it into an interactive moment by engaging the audience: "So... what do you all think is the answer?"

Q5：Group Presentation

Q5

Your group is presenting a project when suddenly—your teammate forgets their part! What do you do? 

Brainstorm bold, creative solutions to improve nursing practices.

Step up as the team leader, making sure everyone stays on track and knows their parts well.

Set up the team's cloud drive, shared documents and PPT.

Go all in on literature reviews, making sure your project is backed by solid data.

Q1: First day in NUS Nursing!

Q1

It's your first day at NUS Nursing, and your professor announces a big group project. What’s your move? 

Assign clear roles to keep everyone coordinated and prevent chaos.

 Jump into action, assess the situation, and take the lead in saving the patient.

Mentally compare the case with previous studies you've read up, making sure your response aligns with best practices.

Check vitals and patient data available to assess the best course of action.

Q4：Crisis Handling

Q4

During a simulation exercise, a patient collapses. What’s your first move?

Guide others through the crisis, teaching them how to adapt and problem-solve under pressure.

Start analysing how this affects patient outcomes to take note of how to prevent similar issues in the future.

Quickly troubleshoot and find a workaround, using your expertise to restore essential functions.

Prioritise the critical cases, and make sure operations are running smoothly.

Q2: Clinical Placement

Q2

You're on your final clinical placement when suddenly—the hospital's computer system crashes! Everyone panics. What do you do? 

Turn it into a case study, applying a real-life scenario to make it more relatable for your friends.

Organise a structured group study session, ensuring everyone focuses on their strengths.

Create an interactive quiz to make revision engaging and efficient.

Write a catchy song to explain the concept.

Q3 Study Session

Q3

Your friends are struggling to understand a complex topic for an upcoming exam. How do you help?

Use your clinical knowledge and current tools to refine and improve an existing method.

Design a tool that enhances hospital systems to optimise efficiency and patient outcomes.

Create a training module or guide to help new nurses adapt to the tool.

Q6：Innnovation

Q6

Your professor challenges the class to improve nursing care with a new tool or technology. How do you approach it?