AIIMS CRE Senior Nursing Officer 2024 question paper

AIIMS CRE · 2024 · 100 questions · 90 minutes · 0.25 mark deducted per wrong answer

Biochemistry & Nutrition 21
Applied Microbiology & Infection control 14
General Knowledge 12
Pathology & Genetics 11
English 7
Applied Nutrition & Dietetics 7
Quantitative Aptitude and Mathematics 5
Medical & Surgical Nursing 4
Applied Physiology 3
Reasoning 3
Nursing Foundations 3
Obstetrics & Gynaecology 2
Health Information and Technology (Basic Computer) 2
Nursing Research & Statistics 2
Applied Anatomy 1
Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) 1
Forensic Nursing & Indian laws 1
Nursing Education 1

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Q1 · Pathology & Genetics · General Pathology
Kaiserling solution used in pathology contains which of the following?
1. A.
  Ethanol
2. B.
  Formalin
3. C.
  Chloroform
4. D.
  Acetone
Answer and explanation
Q2 · Pathology & Genetics · Genetics
How many hydrogen bonds are formed between Adenine and Thymine?
1. A.
  One
2. B.
  Two
3. C.
  Three
4. D.
  Four
Answer and explanation
Q3 · General Knowledge · Indian history
Who is known as the Father of the Indian Space Program?
1. A.
  Homi J. Bhabha
2. B.
  Vikram Sarabhai
3. C.
  A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
4. D.
  Satish Dhawan
Answer and explanation
Q4 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Vitamins & Minerals
In the human body, the largest amount of iron is present in:
1. A.
  Ferritin
2. B.
  Myoglobin
3. C.
  Haemoglobin
4. D.
  Transferrin
Answer and explanation
Q5 · Applied Anatomy · Circulatory & Lymphatic System
Which vein is preferred for Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) sampling?
1. A.
  Saphenous vein
2. B.
  Median cubital vein
3. C.
  Jugular vein
4. D.
  Femoral vein
Answer and explanation
Q6 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Sexually Transmitted Infections
Chlamydia primarily affects which type of cell?
1. A.
  Red blood cell
2. B.
  Columnar epithelial cell
3. C.
  Squamous cell
4. D.
  Nerve cell
Answer and explanation
Q7 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Immunochemistry
Regarding Chemiluminescent assays, which statement is true?
1. A.
  It uses radioactive isotopes
2. B.
  Alkaline phosphatase is used as a catalyst
3. C.
  It requires a darkroom for manual reading
4. D.
  It is less sensitive than ELISA
Answer and explanation
Q8 · Applied Physiology · Nervous System
Which part of the brain controls thinking ability?
1. A.
  Cerebellum
2. B.
  Cerebrum
3. C.
  Medulla Oblongata
4. D.
  Thalamus
Answer and explanation
Q9 · English · Miscellaneous
Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
1. A.
  Her and me went to the store.
2. B.
  She and I went to the store.
3. C.
  She and me went to the store.
4. D.
  Her and I went to the store.
Answer and explanation
Q10 · Pathology & Genetics · Genetics
When running small DNA fragments, the agarose concentration should be:
1. A.
  Lower concentration
2. B.
  Higher concentration
3. C.
  Neutral concentration
4. D.
  Agarose is not used for small DNA
Answer and explanation
Q11 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Lipids
Which chemical test is used to detect ketone bodies in urine?
1. A.
  Benedict's test
2. B.
  Nitroprusside test
3. C.
  Fouchet's test
4. D.
  Hay's test
Answer and explanation
Q12 · General Knowledge · Basic Physics
According to Rayleigh scattering, the intensity of scattered light is:
1. A.
  Proportional to wavelength
2. B.
  Inversely proportional to the fourth power of wavelength
3. C.
  Independent of wavelength
4. D.
  Proportional to the square of wavelength
Answer and explanation
Q13 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Heme catabolism
Hemoglobin is measured using which sample type?
1. A.
  Serum
2. B.
  Whole blood
3. C.
  Plasma
4. D.
  Distilled water
Answer and explanation
Q14 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Miscellaneous
Laboratory glassware is traditionally cleaned using:
1. A.
  Sodium Bicarbonate
2. B.
  Potassium dichromate
3. C.
  Distilled water only
4. D.
  Hydrochloric acid
Answer and explanation
Q15 · Pathology & Genetics · Genetics
Which enzyme is involved in relieving torsional strain during DNA replication?
1. A.
  DNA Ligase
2. B.
  DNA Helicase
3. C.
  DNA Gyrase
4. D.
  Primase
Answer and explanation
Q16 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Pathogenic Organisms
The body responds to Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) via which receptor?
1. A.
  TLR4
2. B.
  TLR8
3. C.
  TLR2
4. D.
  TLR9
Answer and explanation
Q17 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Pathogenic Organisms
Which bacterium cannot survive in the presence of oxygen?
1. A.
  Staphylococcus aureus
2. B.
  Clostridium botulinum
3. C.
  Mycobacterium tuberculosis
4. D.
  Bacillus subtilis
Answer and explanation
Q18 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Proteins
Glutathionate is classified as which type of molecule?
1. A.
  Lipid
2. B.
  Protein
3. C.
  Carbohydrate
4. D.
  Nucleic acid
Answer and explanation
Q19 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Pathogenic Organisms
Malaria is caused by which type of parasite?
1. A.
  Helminth
2. B.
  Protozoa
3. C.
  Ectoparasite
4. D.
  Bacterium
Answer and explanation
Q20 · Reasoning · Syllogism (Basic)
Based on the logic 'All cats are grey and grey is floppy,' then floppy is:
1. A.
  White
2. B.
  Grey
3. C.
  Black
4. D.
  Cat
Answer and explanation
Q21 · Health Information and Technology (Basic Computer) · Principles of Health Informatics
In a QR code, the squares at the corners are used for:
1. A.
  Data storage
2. B.
  Alignment pattern
3. C.
  Encryption
4. D.
  Color correction
Answer and explanation
Q22 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Proteins
Which of the following is considered a macromolecule?
1. A.
  Glucose
2. B.
  Water
3. C.
  Protein
4. D.
  Sodium Chloride
Answer and explanation
Q23 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Immunization and Immunodeficiency
At what stage is immunity first produced in children?
1. A.
  After 6 months
2. B.
  Since birth
3. C.
  After the first vaccination
4. D.
  At 1 year
Answer and explanation
Q24 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Proteins
Which of the following is a purely ketogenic amino acid?
1. A.
  Alanine
2. B.
  Valine
3. C.
  Leucine
4. D.
  Glycine
Answer and explanation
Q25 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Cardiovascular, Circulatory, and Hematologic Function
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is obtained by centrifuging blood at:
1. A.
  500g for 10 minutes
2. B.
  1600g for 3 minutes
3. C.
  3000g for 15 minutes
4. D.
  100g for 1 minute
Answer and explanation
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Q26 · Forensic Nursing & Indian laws · Fundamental rights and human rights
Lambert-Beer's law is the principle for chemistry analysis except for:
1. A.
  Colorimetry
2. B.
  Change in type of analysis
3. C.
  Spectrophotometry
4. D.
  Photometry
Answer and explanation
Q27 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Clinical Enzymology
Suicidal enzyme complexes often contain:
1. A.
  Amylase
2. B.
  Cyclooxygenase
3. C.
  Catalase
4. D.
  Lactase
Answer and explanation
Q28 · Pathology & Genetics · Genetics
Which DNA polymerase is responsible for replicating mitochondrial DNA in eukaryotes?
1. A.
  Pol alpha
2. B.
  Pol beta
3. C.
  Pol gamma
4. D.
  Pol delta
Answer and explanation
Q29 · Nursing Foundations · Diagnostic testing
A light blue color-coded collection tube is used for:
1. A.
  Glucose testing
2. B.
  Coagulation studies
3. C.
  Electrolyte panel
4. D.
  Blood culture
Answer and explanation
Q30 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Immunity
MHC Class II molecules are expressed on the surface of:
1. A.
  All nucleated cells
2. B.
  Macrophages and B cells
3. C.
  T cells only
4. D.
  Red blood cells
Answer and explanation
Q31 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Pathogenic Organisms
Viruses contain which of the following as their genetic material?
1. A.
  Only DNA
2. B.
  Only RNA
3. C.
  RNA or DNA
4. D.
  Neither RNA nor DNA
Answer and explanation
Q32 · Quantitative Aptitude and Mathematics · Profit & loss
A man gives 30% of his oranges and is left with 140. How many did he have initially?
1. A.
  180
2. B.
  200
3. C.
  250
4. D.
  300
Answer and explanation
Q33 · English · Error Detection
Identify the correct sentence:
1. A.
  Inside room, child covered in mud.
2. B.
  Inside room child covered in mud.
3. C.
  The child was inside the room covered in mud.
4. D.
  Child inside room mud.
Answer and explanation
Q34 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · General Characteristics of Microbes
In flow cytometry, hydrodynamic focusing refers to:
1. A.
  Multiple cell clusters
2. B.
  Single laminar flow pattern
3. C.
  Turbulent flow
4. D.
  Backwards flow
Answer and explanation
Q35 · English · Vocabulary
What is a synonym for the word 'Candid'?
1. A.
  Dishonest
2. B.
  Frank
3. C.
  Secretive
4. D.
  Ambiguous
Answer and explanation
Q36 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Proteins
Chemically, a cytokine is categorized as a:
1. A.
  Large carbohydrate
2. B.
  Smaller protein
3. C.
  Steroid hormone
4. D.
  Long-chain fatty acid
Answer and explanation
Q37 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Carbohydrates
Which enzyme converts Glucose-6-phosphate to 6-phosphogluconolactone?
1. A.
  Hexokinase
2. B.
  G6PD
3. C.
  Phosphofructokinase
4. D.
  Enolase
Answer and explanation
Q38 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Proteins
Casein, found in milk, is an example of a:
1. A.
  Glycoprotein
2. B.
  Lipoprotein
3. C.
  Phosphoprotein
4. D.
  Metalloprotein
Answer and explanation
Q39 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Acid base Maintenance
Which factor is most important when calculating the Normality of HCl?
1. A.
  Boiling point
2. B.
  % purity
3. C.
  Viscosity
4. D.
  Color intensity
Answer and explanation
Q40 · Pathology & Genetics · Genetics
Which system is used for DNA visualization after electrophoresis?
1. A.
  Microscope
2. B.
  Gel documentation system
3. C.
  Spectrophotometer
4. D.
  pH meter
Answer and explanation
Q41 · English · Grammar
Which linguistic transformation involves changing 'The boy kicked the ball' to 'The ball was kicked by the boy'?
1. A.
  Active voice
2. B.
  Passive voice
3. C.
  Indirect speech
4. D.
  Imperative mood
Answer and explanation
Q42 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Therapeutic Diet
What is the molecular weight of Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH)?
1. A.
  23
2. B.
  35
3. C.
  40
4. D.
  58
Answer and explanation
Q43 · General Knowledge · Indian history
Who was the founder of the Sikh Empire?
1. A.
  Guru Nanak
2. B.
  Maharaja Ranjit Singh
3. C.
  Guru Gobind Singh
4. D.
  Banda Singh Bahadur
Answer and explanation
Q44 · Quantitative Aptitude and Mathematics · Simplification
What is the result of the calculation (65^2 - 55^2) focusing on the tenth digit factor?
1. A.
  1
2. B.
  0
3. C.
  5
4. D.
  10
Answer and explanation
Q45 · English · Vocabulary
What is the antonym of 'Humble'?
1. A.
  Modest
2. B.
  Arrogant
3. C.
  Polite
4. D.
  Meek
Answer and explanation
Q46 · Nursing Foundations · Diagnostic testing
What is the correct 'Order of Draw' for blood collection tubes?
1. A.
  Citrate, Culture, Heparin, Oxalate
2. B.
  Culture, Citrate, Heparin, Oxalate
3. C.
  Oxalate, Heparin, Citrate, Culture
4. D.
  Heparin, Culture, Oxalate, Citrate
Answer and explanation
Q47 · General Knowledge · National Current Affairs
The ISRO GSLV-F12 NVS-01 mission was significant because it was the:
1. A.
  First rocket launch
2. B.
  100th rocket launch from Sriharikota
3. C.
  First moon mission
4. D.
  Last rocket launch
Answer and explanation
Q48 · General Knowledge · Miscellaneous
NABL stands for:
1. A.
  National Agency for Biological Laboratories
2. B.
  National Accreditation Board for testing and calibration of Laboratories
3. C.
  National Association of Blood Laboratories
4. D.
  Native Accreditation Bureau of Logistics
Answer and explanation
Q49 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Miscellaneous
Passive immunity can be artificially provided by administering:
1. A.
  Vaccines
2. B.
  Immunoglobulins
3. C.
  Antibiotics
4. D.
  Antigens
Answer and explanation
Q50 · Quantitative Aptitude and Mathematics · Miscellaneous
Two numbers are in the ratio 4:5 and their LCM is 240. What is their sum?
1. A.
  90
2. B.
  108
3. C.
  100
4. D.
  120
Answer and explanation
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Q51 · Pathology & Genetics · Clinical Pathology
What is the characteristic shape of Spherocytes?
1. A.
  Biconcave
2. B.
  Sickle-shaped
3. C.
  Round
4. D.
  Elliptical
Answer and explanation
Q52 · General Knowledge · Basic Chemistry
Which gas is commonly present in soft drinks?
1. A.
  Oxygen
2. B.
  Nitrogen
3. C.
  CO2
4. D.
  Helium
Answer and explanation
Q53 · Nursing Research & Statistics · Application of Statistics in Health and Uses of Computer in Statistics
Who made it possible to convert biological methods into statistical analysis?
1. A.
  Charles Darwin
2. B.
  Gregor Mendel
3. C.
  Louis Pasteur
4. D.
  Alexander Fleming
Answer and explanation
Q54 · Applied Physiology · Digestive system
What is the typical pH range of bile acid?
1. A.
  1.0-3.5
2. B.
  6-7.6
3. C.
  9.0-10.5
4. D.
  4.0-5.5
Answer and explanation
Q55 · Applied Physiology · Blood
What is another common name for White Blood Cells (WBCs)?
1. A.
  Non-nucleated cells
2. B.
  Nucleated cells
3. C.
  Thrombocytes
4. D.
  Erythrocytes
Answer and explanation
Q56 · Pathology & Genetics · Clinical Pathology
What is the normal Hemoglobin (Hb) range for cord blood?
1. A.
  11-13 g/dL
2. B.
  16-17.5 g/dL
3. C.
  12-14 g/dL
4. D.
  18-22 g/dL
Answer and explanation
Q57 · General Knowledge · Indian geography
Which Indian state is the largest producer of tea?
1. A.
  Kerala
2. B.
  West Bengal
3. C.
  Assam
4. D.
  Karnataka
Answer and explanation
Q58 · General Knowledge · Miscellaneous
Large-scale storage of biological materials for research is called a:
1. A.
  Bio-mall
2. B.
  Biobank
3. C.
  Biosphere
4. D.
  Biome
Answer and explanation
Q59 · Nursing Education · Implementation
An instrument used in labs to mix liquids using a rotating magnetic field is a:
1. A.
  Centrifuge
2. B.
  Magnetic stirrer
3. C.
  Incubator
4. D.
  Autoclave
Answer and explanation
Q60 · General Knowledge · Indian history
The Dandi March was led by:
1. A.
  Jawaharlal Nehru
2. B.
  Mahatma Gandhi
3. C.
  Sardar Patel
4. D.
  Subhash Chandra Bose
Answer and explanation
Q61 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · General Characteristics of Microbes
What is the typical shape of a bacteriophage?
1. A.
  Spherical
2. B.
  Rod-shaped
3. C.
  Tadpole
4. D.
  Spiral
Answer and explanation
Q62 · Pathology & Genetics · Genetics
Sickle cell disease is characterized by which hemoglobin genotype?
1. A.
  HbA + HbS
2. B.
  HbS + HbS
3. C.
  HbA + HbF
4. D.
  HbC + HbS
Answer and explanation
Q63 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Pathogenic Organisms
Which organism produces an enterotoxin that causes common food poisoning?
1. A.
  Streptococcus
2. B.
  Staphylococcus
3. C.
  E. coli
4. D.
  Salmonella
Answer and explanation
Q64 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Vitamins & Minerals
Urine copper and ceruloplasmin tests are diagnostic for which condition?
1. A.
  Alzheimer's disease
2. B.
  Wilson disease
3. C.
  Cushing's syndrome
4. D.
  Addison's disease
Answer and explanation
Q65 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Vitamins
Which of the following is an antioxidant vitamin?
1. A.
  Vitamin K
2. B.
  Vitamin E
3. C.
  Vitamin D
4. D.
  Vitamin B12
Answer and explanation
Q66 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Vitamins
Rickets is caused by a deficiency of which nutrient?
1. A.
  Protein
2. B.
  Vitamin
3. C.
  Carbohydrate
4. D.
  Fat
Answer and explanation
Q67 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · National Nutritional Program and Role
Which micronutrient is mandatory for fortification in table salt?
1. A.
  Iron
2. B.
  Iodine
3. C.
  Calcium
4. D.
  Magnesium
Answer and explanation
Q68 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Clinical Enzymology
Which type of enzymes are found within lysosomes?
1. A.
  Phospholipases
2. B.
  Oxidoreductases
3. C.
  Isomerases
4. D.
  Ligases
Answer and explanation
Q69 · Nursing Foundations · Diagnostic testing
The term 'Accuracy' in a lab setting refers to:
1. A.
  Closeness to the true value
2. B.
  Closeness of repeated measurements
3. C.
  The speed of the analyzer
4. D.
  The cost of the reagent
Answer and explanation
Q70 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Lipids
Omega-9 is a type of:
1. A.
  Protein
2. B.
  Carbohydrate
3. C.
  Fat
4. D.
  Vitamin
Answer and explanation
Q71 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Immunity
Antigen receptors are present on which cells?
1. A.
  T cells only
2. B.
  B cells only
3. C.
  Both T and B cells
4. D.
  Red blood cells
Answer and explanation
Q72 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Musculoskeletal Function
Synovial fluid is found in which part of the human body?
1. A.
  Cranial cavity
2. B.
  Pleural space
3. C.
  Joints
4. D.
  Peritoneal cavity
Answer and explanation
Q73 · English · Grammar
Ensuring the subject and verb match in number is called:
1. A.
  Tense consistency
2. B.
  Subject-verb agreement
3. C.
  Prepositional logic
4. D.
  Adverbial placement
Answer and explanation
Q74 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Therapeutic Diet
Which anticoagulant is used in the tube for coagulation testing?
1. A.
  EDTA
2. B.
  Heparin
3. C.
  Citrate
4. D.
  Oxalate
Answer and explanation
Q75 · Quantitative Aptitude and Mathematics · Average
What is the sum of the first five multiples of 12?
1. A.
  60
2. B.
  120
3. C.
  180
4. D.
  240
Answer and explanation
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Q76 · English · Miscellaneous
A figure of speech that makes a direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as' is a:
1. A.
  Simile
2. B.
  Metaphor
3. C.
  Hyperbole
4. D.
  Personification
Answer and explanation
Q77 · General Knowledge · Indian history
In which year was the East India Company established?
1. A.
  1550
2. B.
  1600
3. C.
  1757
4. D.
  1857
Answer and explanation
Q78 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · General Characteristics of Microbes
Bacteria that are majorly found in the human body without causing harm are known as:
1. A.
  Pathogens
2. B.
  Parasites
3. C.
  Commensals
4. D.
  Saprophytes
Answer and explanation
Q79 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Perioperative Concepts and Nursing Management
A patient is planned for elective colon surgery. What is the ideal timing for administration of prophylactic parenteral antibiotics?
1. A.
  30 minutes before surgery
2. B.
  2 hours before surgery
3. C.
  4 hours before surgery
4. D.
  1 hour before skin incision
Answer and explanation
Q80 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Pathogenic Organisms
Amoebic dysentery is caused by which organism?
1. A.
  Plasmodium vivax
2. B.
  Entamoeba histolytica
3. C.
  Giardia lamblia
4. D.
  Escherichia coli
Answer and explanation
Q81 · General Knowledge · Indian history
The Rani of Jhansi Regiment (INA) was led by:
1. A.
  Sarojini Naidu
2. B.
  Lakshmi Sehgal
3. C.
  Aruna Asaf Ali
4. D.
  Annie Besant
Answer and explanation
Q82 · Nursing Research & Statistics · Tools and Methods of Data Collection
Highest reproducibility in laboratory results indicates:
1. A.
  High cost
2. B.
  Maximum accuracy
3. C.
  Low precision
4. D.
  High precision
Answer and explanation
Q83 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Carbohydrates
Pyruvate kinase deficiency is associated with which metabolic pathway?
1. A.
  Kreb's Cycle
2. B.
  Embden-Meyerhof pathway (EMP)
3. C.
  Pentose Phosphate Pathway
4. D.
  Gluconeogenesis
Answer and explanation
Q84 · Reasoning · Syllogism (Basic)
Logic: 'All squares are rectangles, some rectangles are parallelograms.' Therefore:
1. A.
  All parallelograms are squares.
2. B.
  Some squares might be parallelograms.
3. C.
  No square is a parallelogram.
4. D.
  All rectangles are squares.
Answer and explanation
Q85 · Pathology & Genetics · Clinical Pathology
Pappenheimer bodies consist of:
1. A.
  DNA
2. B.
  Iron
3. C.
  RNA
4. D.
  Lipids
Answer and explanation
Q86 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Proteins
How many ATP molecules are consumed in one turn of the Urea cycle?
1. A.
  2
2. B.
  3
3. C.
  4
4. D.
  1
Answer and explanation
Q87 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Miscellaneous
Which of the following is considered an antifungal cytokine?
1. A.
  IL-10
2. B.
  Interferon alpha
3. C.
  IL-6
4. D.
  TNF-beta
Answer and explanation
Q88 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Acid base Maintenance
The Hydroxyl ion (OH⁻) is characterized as a:
1. A.
  Weak acid
2. B.
  Strong base
3. C.
  Neutral molecule
4. D.
  Strong acid
Answer and explanation
Q89 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Examination of a Gynecological Patient
A cervical smear should be collected in a:
1. A.
  Plastic bag
2. B.
  Sterile screw-capped container
3. C.
  Heparinized tube
4. D.
  Formalin jar
Answer and explanation
Q90 · Health Information and Technology (Basic Computer) · Information Systems in Healthcare
What is the full form of APTL?
1. A.
  Automatic Phlebotomy Tube Labelling system
2. B.
  Advanced Protein Testing Laboratory
3. C.
  Automated Peripheral Tissue Limiter
4. D.
  Annual Phlebotomy Technical License
Answer and explanation
Q91 · Reasoning · Analogy
If PAPER is related to WOOD, then what is the second part of the analogy?
1. A.
  Glass : Sand
2. B.
  Metal : Water
3. C.
  Plastic : Air
4. D.
  Cloth : Stone
Answer and explanation
Q92 · Pathology & Genetics · General Pathology
Which enzymes are released after tissue fixation?
1. A.
  Amylases
2. B.
  Cathepsins
3. C.
  Polymerases
4. D.
  Lipases
Answer and explanation
Q93 · Quantitative Aptitude and Mathematics · Speed–distance–time
A person travels 30% of the distance at 85 kmph and the rest at 35 kmph. This is used to calculate:
1. A.
  Maximum speed
2. B.
  Average speed
3. C.
  Acceleration
4. D.
  Total time only
Answer and explanation
Q94 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Vitamins & Minerals
Intracellular iron sequestration is performed by:
1. A.
  Transferrin
2. B.
  Ferritin
3. C.
  Hemoglobin
4. D.
  Hemosiderin
Answer and explanation
Q95 · General Knowledge · Miscellaneous
How many hours did Sunita Williams walk in space?
1. A.
  40 hours 10 minutes
2. B.
  50 hours 40 minutes
3. C.
  30 hours 20 minutes
4. D.
  60 hours exactly
Answer and explanation
Q96 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Cardiovascular, Circulatory, and Hematologic Function
What is the most common cause of anemia?
1. A.
  High Vitamin C
2. B.
  Low iron levels
3. C.
  High protein intake
4. D.
  Genetic mutation only
Answer and explanation
Q97 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Nucleic acid & Nucleotides
What is the structural configuration of Transfer RNA (tRNA)?
1. A.
  Double stranded
2. B.
  Single stranded
3. C.
  Triple helix
4. D.
  Circular
Answer and explanation
Q98 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Clinical Enzymology
What does the acronym HPLC stand for?
1. A.
  High Pressure Liquid Case
2. B.
  High Performance Liquid Chromatography
3. C.
  High Proton Linear Cell
4. D.
  Highly Polar Liquid Chromatography
Answer and explanation
Q99 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Clinical Enzymology
Anodic stripping voltammetry is primarily used to analyze which of the following?
1. A.
  Amino acids
2. B.
  Heavy metals
3. C.
  Volatile organic compounds
4. D.
  Carbohydrates
Answer and explanation
Q100 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Biomedical Waste Management (BMW)
In the delivery room, the placenta should be discarded in which color-coded bag?
1. A.
  Yellow
2. B.
  Red
3. C.
  Blue
4. D.
  White
Answer and explanation

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