1. | When caring for an infant during cardiac arrest, which pulse must be palpated to determine cardiac function | Brachial |
2. | Sigmoidoscopy is done in which position | Knee chest position |
3. | The side-effect of nitroglycerin is | Headache |
4. | The most rapid absorption of insulin occurs in | Abdomen |
5. | To avoid pulling the urinary catheter nurse should tape the catheter on a patient’s site is | Upper thigh |
6. | A nurse observes palmar erythema and she understands that it is met within | Hepatic failure |
7. | Deficiency of thyroxin in adults leads to a condition called | Myxoedema |
8. | Kernicterus, which may occur as a complication of jaundice, is a pathological condition | Brain |
9. | During the ovulation phase of the menstrual cycle, ovulation is caused by the secretion of | Luteinizing hormone |
10. | Nurse divulges private information about the patient to media is considered as | An intentional tort: |
11. | Tissues form lactic acid from glucose this phenomenon is termed as | Anaerobic Glycolysis |
12. | Psychology as a ‘Science of Mind’ defined by | Psychoanalysis |
13. | A nurse needs to check the most important parameter if a patient is on magnesium sulfate therapy | Presence of knee jerk reflex |
14. | WHO declared global eradication of smallpox on | 8th May 1980 |
15. | The system of storing and transporting vaccines is termed as | Cold Chain |
16. | Total lung capacity in a newborn is | 150ml |
17. | Highest energy-yielding food group is | Fats |
18. | World diabetes day is celebrated on | 14th November |
19. | The nurse would expect to find in a newborn with birth asphyxia is | Acidosis |
20. | A woman is 37 weeks pregnant and she is bleeding profusely with no pain is suggestive of | Antepartum Haemorrhage |
21. | A cluster of polar flagella is called | Lophotrichous |
22. | Gonadotrophins, estrogen, and progesterone hormones are responsible for the | Menstrual cycle |
23. | Normal adult hemoglobin contains | 2 Alpha & 2 Beta Chains |
24. | Schick test is used in confirming the diagnosis of | Diphtheria |
25. | Severe generalized edema is called | Anasarca |
26. | A reduction in the total leukocytes count is called | Leucopenia |
27. | Father of psychoanalysis | Sigmund Freud |
28. | Cerebrospinal fluid is secreted by | Choroid plexus |
29. | The most appropriate test to assess the prevalence of tuberculosis infection in the community is | Sputum Examination |
30. | An overgrowth of bones and soft tissues is seen in | Acromegaly |
31. | The surgical removal of the entire contents of the orbit, including the eyeballs and eyelids is | Exenteration |
32. | Amoebic dysentery is caused by | Entamoeba Histolytica |
33. | The isotope of Cobalt is used in the treatment for which of the disease | Cancer |
34. | Mode of inheritance is found in cystic fibrosis | Autosomal Recessive Disorder |
35. | The first Nursing philosophy on health maintenance and restoration was established by | Florence Nightingale |
36. | A group of ocular conditions characterized by optic nerve damage increased intraocular pressure, and associated vision loss is seen in patients with | Glaucoma |
37. | The larynx is closed during swallowing by | Epiglottis |
38. | Graph is commonly used to represent frequency distribution | Histogram |
39. | Sperms are produced by the process of | Spermatogenesis |
40. | The systematic evaluation of behaviour, emotion, and cognitive functions of an individual is known as | Mental Status examination |
41. | The arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis report shows that a decreased bicarbonate level and pH value denote | Metabolic Acidosis |
42. | Denotes one who never completed a pregnancy to the stage of viability | Nullipara |
43. | Percentage does burns of genitalia constitutes by the rule of nines | 1% |
44. | The Fifth Vital sign is | Pain |
45. | Translating the message into verbal and non-verbal symbols to communicate to the receiver means | Encoding |
46. | The innermost layer of the heart is called | Endocardium |
47. | Self care deficit theory developed by | Dorothea Orem |
48. | The process involved in the development of a mature ovum is called | Oogenesis |
49. | Expected date of delivery is calculated by using | Naegele’s formula |
50. | The period between exposure to infection and the appearance of first symptoms is called | Incubation period |
51. | Vaginal acidity is maintained by | Doderlein bacilli |
52. | The drug used for induction of labour is | Oxytocin |
53. | Myopia is corrected by using | Concave lens |
54. | Atropine sulphate is administered before Electroconvulsive therapy | To reduce secretions |
55. | The relationship between two or more variables is called | Correlation |
56. | Leprosy is also called as | Hansen’s Disease |
57. | A pattern of adjustment followed by an individual to relieve anxiety is known as | Defence Mechanism |
58. | Exclusive breastfeeding is given up to | 6 Months |
59. | Diuretics are given at what time | Morning |
60. | Substance is used in Fumigation | Potassium Permanganate |
61. | Diabetes insipidus’ is a deficiency of which hormone | Vasopressin |
62. | A client with COPD has ‘secondary polycythemia’ the nursing diagnoses would be | Impaired tissue perfusion related to thrombosis |
63. | Side effect of Haemophilic influenza | Urticaria (Hives) |
64. | A client with a ventroperitoneal VP shunt present with a sign and symptoms of restlessness, headache, blurred vision, body ache, and wide pulse, pressure, the nurse should suspect the child has : | Increase intracranial pressure |
65. | One of the complication of hyperemesis gravidarum is | Korsakoffs Psychosis |
66. | Immunity is affected by HIV infection | Cellular Immunity |
67. | Alarm, resistance, and exhaustion are concepts related to | General Adaptation Syndrome |
68. | Weight of placenta is | 500 gm |
69. | Mouth to mouth respiration provides which percentage of Oxygen | 16% |
70. | Signs and symptoms indicates salicylate toxicity | Ringing in ears |
71. | Snellen’s Chart is read from a distance of | 20 feet |
72. | Most common ‘shock’ in children is | Hypovolemic |
73. | Most common cause of ‘acute otitis media’ is | Streptococcus pneumoniae |
74. | When a post-operative patient develops evisceration what a nurse should do | Cover the Protruding Organs |
75. | Joint movement is restricted in a patient with pericapsulitis of the shoulder | Adduction |
76. | Maternity nurse must be aware that screening for Diabetes mellitus in pregnancy is done at | 24 to 28 Weeks |
77. | Before giving blood transfusion a nurse must be aware that Packed RBC’s can be stored up to | 35 Days |
78. | Hyaline membrane disease of an infant is due to deficiency of surfactant and the source of pulmonary surfactant is | Pneumonocytes Type 2 |
79. | Early sign of hemorrhagic shock | Increased Pulse |
80. | The physician wants central venous catheterization. A nurse has to know which vein he should make use of | Subclavian Vein |
81. | Islets of Langerhans are concentrated in which portion of Pancreas | Tail |
82. | Hyperfunctioning of Anterior pituitary in pre-pubertal children causes | Gigantism |
83. | Each suction should not be any longer than | 5 -10 Seconds |
84. | Nurse must be aware that eating Maize alone may leads to | Pellagra |
85. | The spleen lies against | 9th, 10th, and 11th Ribs |
86. | Pulse Polio Immunization was introduced in | 1995 |
87. | The Maternal death rate is expressed death per | 100,000 live births |
88. | Nurse divulges private information about the patient to media is considered as | An intentional tort: |
89. | Pus in urine called | Pyuria |
90. | nursing diagnosis is most appropriate for a patient with chronic venous insufficiency | Skin Integrity, Impaired |
91. | Aspermia is the term used to describe | Absence of Semen |
92. | Glycated haemoglobin (HbAlc) test, mean glucose levels | Over 90 Days |
93. | Fluid overload in a patient may cause | Pulmonary Edema |
94. | The purpose of lymph nodes is to trap | Antigens |
95. | Cytokines are chemical messengers, which | Promote Inflammation |
96. | While recording Intake Output nurse has to consider Insensible water loss from the human body and the normal is | 800 ml |
97. | A Lethargic patient has a fever, vomiting, headache, and the nurse has to prepare him for which one of the following procedures | Lumbar Puncture |
98. | A nurse working in an ICU must be aware of the ratio of chest compression to ventilation in CPR procedure is | 15:2 |
99. | H2 blocker of choice, in liver disease, is | Nizatidine |
100. | The feeling of internal organs by the hands is called | Palpation |
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