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Key Facts: Russia Primary Nursing Accreditation Exam

80

Official test items

FMZA Nursing Testing

60 minutes

Testing time

FMZA Nursing Testing

3 skills

2026 practical tasks

FMZA 2026 Nursing Checklist

Russian

Official assessment language

Order 709n, paragraph 69

Nursing primary accreditation comprises Russian-language testing and three practical skills. This focused English MCQ bank supports study of catheter care, the specified gluteal injection, and adult CPR.

Sample Russia Primary Nursing Accreditation Practice Questions

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1Before caring for a man's indwelling Foley catheter, which identification check is required by the 2026 FMZA nursing checklist?
A.Ask his full name and date of birth and compare them with the medical documentation
B.Compare the bed number with the ward handover sheet
C.Ask whether he is the patient booked for catheter care
D.Use the name on the drainage bag as the only identifier
Explanation: The checklist requires the patient to state his full name and date of birth, which are checked against the medical documentation. A location or equipment label cannot establish that the right patient is receiving the procedure.
2The patient has been identified for routine Foley catheter care. What should the nurse do before beginning the procedure?
A.Begin washing while explaining the procedure afterward
B.Explain the purpose and course of care and confirm informed consent
C.Treat the presence of a catheter as consent to every subsequent intervention
D.Rely on the handover note without communicating with the patient
Explanation: FMZA's 2026 checklist includes explaining the purpose and course of the procedure and checking informed consent. An existing catheter does not remove the need to communicate with the patient before providing care.
3Which preparation follows the 2026 FMZA checklist for routine care of an indwelling Foley catheter?
A.Sterile gloves replace hand hygiene for the whole procedure
B.An apron is needed only if visible urine is spilled
C.An apron, hand hygiene, and non-sterile gloves are used before care
D.Hand hygiene is deferred until catheter care is completed
Explanation: The checklist specifies an apron, hygienic hand treatment, and non-sterile gloves before care. Gloves provide a barrier but do not replace hand hygiene.
4After washing and drying the perineal area, how does the 2026 FMZA Foley-care checklist direct cleaning of the catheter near the urethral opening?
A.Wipe repeatedly toward the urethral opening with the same used surface
B.Disconnect the catheter from the drainage bag to rinse its lumen
C.Apply a fixed antiseptic concentration without consulting the procedure
D.Wipe outward from the urethral opening along approximately 10 cm of catheter, then dry in one direction
Explanation: The checklist describes antiseptic wiping outward along 10 cm of catheter followed by drying with a sterile wipe in one direction. It does not specify a universal antiseptic concentration or call for opening the drainage connection.
5Where should the urine collection bag be positioned in the FMZA indwelling-catheter care scenario?
A.Below the plane of the bed
B.At bladder level on the bed rail
C.On the mattress beside the patient's legs
D.Above the bladder to promote drainage
Explanation: The 2026 checklist requires checking that the collection bag is below the plane of the bed. Maintaining a dependent drainage arrangement also requires checking that the tubing is not kinked.
6During Foley catheter care, which set of findings is specifically included in the 2026 FMZA inspection checklist?
A.Only whether the external catheter surface looks clean
B.Leakage near the urethra and redness, swelling, maceration, or purulent discharge
C.Only whether the balloon port is closed, without examining the urethral area
D.Only the volume of urine, without inspecting the surrounding skin
Explanation: The checklist includes inspection for urethral leakage and local skin changes or purulent discharge. Routine care therefore includes observing the patient and surrounding tissues, rather than just cleaning the equipment.
7How should the Foley catheter be secured to the man's thigh in the 2026 FMZA care scenario?
A.Under tension so that the urethral opening remains visible
B.With its drainage tubing folded tightly beneath the thigh
C.With adhesive fixation that avoids tension on the catheter
D.By tightening the drainage connection against the skin
Explanation: FMZA requires fixation to the thigh without catheter tension. The nurse also checks tubing position, so fixation should not create a kink or impede drainage.
8A catheter is clean and fixed without traction, but its tube is compressed under the patient's leg and the bag lies on the mattress. Which correction addresses both remaining checklist failures?
A.Replace the fixation tape while leaving the tubing and bag in place
B.Raise the bag above the mattress and leave the compressed tube unchanged
C.Open the catheter-bag connection and irrigate before repositioning
D.Release the compressed tubing and position the bag below the plane of the bed
Explanation: The FMZA checklist separately assesses unobstructed tubing and dependent bag placement. Cleaning and fixation do not compensate for either positioning failure.
9Which completion sequence is included in the 2026 Foley-care checklist?
A.Check the patient's well-being, remove gloves, perform hand hygiene, and document the procedure
B.Document first, then leave the same gloves on for the next patient
C.Remove gloves and omit hand hygiene if they appear intact
D.Record the procedure only if the patient reports discomfort
Explanation: The checklist includes checking the patient's well-being and completing glove removal, hand hygiene, and documentation. Documentation is part of routine completion, not only an incident response.
10During Foley care, the bag is below the bed and the tubing is not kinked, but the nurse finds new urethral leakage, redness, and purulent discharge. Which conclusion correctly separates the 2026 FMZA inspection and drainage checks?
A.Correct bag position and unobstructed tubing establish that all local findings are normal
B.The drainage-position checks are satisfactory, but the local inspection has identified separate abnormalities requiring assessment
C.The local findings alone prove that the drainage tubing is mechanically obstructed
D.Only urine color needs assessment once the bag and tubing are positioned correctly
Explanation: The checklist assesses urethral leakage and local skin or discharge findings separately from bag position and tubing kinks. Satisfactory drainage positioning cannot cancel abnormal local observations, and those observations alone do not establish a particular mechanical cause.

About the Russia Primary Nursing Accreditation Exam

Independent practice by OpenExamPrep for primary accreditation in 34.02.01 «Сестринское дело». These 30 questions focus on the three published 2026 practical-task topics and associated nursing safety reasoning. The official assessment is in Russian and requires practical demonstrations. This is an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation, format simulation, or substitute for supervised practical training. It does not cover the complete official testing pool and is not affiliated with Minzdrav or FMZA.

Exam sponsor: Minzdrav accreditation commissions and subcommissions, supported by the Federal Accreditation Centers and FMZA. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Russian-language computer testing: 80 single-best-answer items in 60 minutes. Practical stage: three skills in simulated conditions, with up to 30 minutes total. Testing requires at least 70%; each practical task requires at least 70%. No separate situational-task stage for this specialty.

Time Limit

60 minutes testing; up to 30 minutes practical

Passing Score

70% testing and 70% on each practical task

Exam / Certification Fees

Free of charge

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Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

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Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

Not published

Indwelling Foley Catheter Care

Communication, external care, inspection, fixation, drainage checks, and completion.

Not published

Gluteal Intramuscular Injection

Medication verification, dose calculations, asepsis, and the technique in the published scenario.

Not published

Adult Basic CPR

Initial assessment, emergency activation, compression quality, and rescue breaths.

Preparing for the Russia Primary Nursing Accreditation Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 70% testing and 70% on each practical task
  • Assessment: Russian-language computer testing: 80 single-best-answer items in 60 minutes. Practical stage: three skills in simulated conditions, with up to 30 minutes total. Testing requires at least 70%; each practical task requires at least 70%. No separate situational-task stage for this specialty.
  • Time limit: 60 minutes testing; up to 30 minutes practical
  • Exam / certification fees: Free of charge Official sources

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Russia Primary Nursing Accreditation: Suggested Study Strategy

1Read the current 2026 checklist for each skill and rehearse the complete procedure with a qualified instructor.
2Distinguish care of an existing Foley catheter from insertion. Check the patient's identity, consent, skin, fixation, tubing, and bag position.
3Keep the gluteal drotaverine checklist specific to that scenario. Do not generalize its aspiration or other technique requirements to vaccination.
4Practice concentration-times-volume calculations with units before administering a medicine.
5For adult CPR, review the checklist's breathing assessment, 30:2 sequence, 100–120 compressions per minute, 5–6 cm depth, and full recoil.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which nursing qualification does this bank cover?

Secondary vocational 34.02.01 «Сестринское дело», qualification «медицинская сестра / медицинский брат». It does not combine bachelor's nursing, feldsher, or dental-technician assessments.

What is the official test format?

FMZA specifies 80 single-best-answer items with four options in 60 minutes, with at least 70% correct required.

What are the 2026 practical tasks?

Care of an existing male indwelling Foley catheter, a gluteal intramuscular injection, and adult basic CPR. Order 709n allows up to 30 minutes in total and requires at least 70% on each task.

Does the nursing assessment have a situational-task stage?

No separate situational-task stage applies to this nursing specialty under paragraph 69(1) of Order 709n. The practical demonstrations themselves use scenarios and checklists.

Can these English questions replace Russian-language or practical preparation?

No. They are an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation. Candidates still need Russian terminology, the full official testing resources, and supervised practice of the physical skills.