AIIMS Patna Nursing Officer 2020 question paper

AIIMS Nursing Officer · 2020 · 200 questions · 180 minutes · 0.33 mark deducted per wrong answer

Medical & Surgical Nursing 33
Applied Physiology 30
Obstetrics & Gynaecology 30
Applied Anatomy 17
Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) 11
Nursing Foundations 11
Community Health Nursing 10
Pharmacology 10
Mental Health Nursing 9
Applied Microbiology & Infection control 9
Applied Sociology 8
Applied Nutrition & Dietetics 8
Pathology & Genetics 4
Biochemistry & Nutrition 4
Forensic Nursing & Indian laws 3
Applied Psychology 3

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Q1 · Mental Health Nursing · Neurotic, stress related and somatisation disorders
Which of the following is NOT a sign/symptom of the obsessive-compulsive disorder?
1. A.
  No fear of self-harm
2. B.
  Fear of germs or dirt
3. C.
  Obsessive thoughts
4. D.
  Compulsive acts
Answer and explanation
Q2 · Applied Sociology · Social structure
As per 2011 census survey, per cent of the population of India suffer from disability (in the identified 8 categories).
1. A.
  2.21
2. B.
  1.2
3. C.
  2.5
4. D.
  3.1
Answer and explanation
Q3 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Miscellaneous
Widal, a serological test, is used to detect the presence of which of the following pathogenic microorganisms?
1. A.
  E. Coli
2. B.
  Mycobacterium tuberculosis
3. C.
  Haemophilus influenza
4. D.
  Salmonella typhi
Answer and explanation
Q4 · Applied Anatomy · Circulatory & Lymphatic System
The apex of the heart is formed mostly by the?
1. A.
  Left ventricle
2. B.
  Right atrium
3. C.
  Left atrium
4. D.
  Central ventricle
Answer and explanation
Q5 · Applied Physiology · Endocrine system
Which of the following electrolytes does insulin help to move into the cells?
1. A.
  Bicarbonates
2. B.
  Chloride
3. C.
  Carbonates
4. D.
  Potassium
Answer and explanation
Q6 · Applied Anatomy · Nervous System
How many cervical nerves are there in the spinal cord?
1. A.
  5
2. B.
  9
3. C.
  8
4. D.
  12
Answer and explanation
Q7 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Disorders of Cardiovascular System
Which of the following is NOT a part of the Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF)?
1. A.
  Patent Ductus Arteriosus
2. B.
  Right ventricular hypertrophy
3. C.
  Over-riding of Aorta
4. D.
  Pulmonary stenosis
Answer and explanation
Q8 · Nursing Foundations · Vital Signs
The sudden fall of temperature from high to normal within a few hours is called?
1. A.
  Hypothermia
2. B.
  Lysis
3. C.
  True crisis
4. D.
  False crisis
Answer and explanation
Q9 · Applied Physiology · General Physiology
Which type of solution causes water to shift from the cells into the plasma?
1. A.
  Alkaline
2. B.
  Hypotonic
3. C.
  Acidic
4. D.
  Hypertonic
Answer and explanation
Q10 · Applied Sociology · Introduction
Who said that man is a social animal?
1. A.
  Maclver
2. B.
  Auguste Comte
3. C.
  Aristotle
4. D.
  Ginsberg
Answer and explanation
Q11 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Central Nervous System
Which of the following conditions can result in a hairy patch on the back of children?
1. A.
  Epilepsy
2. B.
  Hydrocephalus
3. C.
  Spina bifida occulta
4. D.
  Ricket
Answer and explanation
Q12 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Integumentary Function
A bedridden patient is having intact skin at the sacral region, and the symptoms of warmness, pain and firm skin at the site. What is the stage of bedsore?
1. A.
  Stage III
2. B.
  Stage II
3. C.
  Stage I
4. D.
  Stage IV
Answer and explanation
Q13 · Applied Anatomy · Musculoskeletal System
Which of the following quadriceps femoris muscles help in flexion of the thigh?
1. A.
  Rectus femoris
2. B.
  Vastus medialis
3. C.
  Vastus intermedius
4. D.
  Vastus lateralis
Answer and explanation
Q14 · Applied Anatomy · Endocrine System
The posterior pituitary consists mainly of?
1. A.
  Beta cells
2. B.
  C cells
3. C.
  T cells
4. D.
  Neuronal projections
Answer and explanation
Q15 · Nursing Foundations · Loss, Death & Grief
is the process of introducing a disinfectant solution to the internal environment of the body when someone passes away?
1. A.
  Embacterium
2. B.
  Revaccination
3. C.
  Embalming
4. D.
  Rinsing
Answer and explanation
Q16 · Pathology & Genetics · Systemic Pathology
Type I hypersensitivity is mediated by?
1. A.
  IgG
2. B.
  IgE
3. C.
  IgM
4. D.
  IgA
Answer and explanation
Q17 · Community Health Nursing · Environmental Science, Environmental Health, and Sanitation
Hardness of water is expressed as?
1. A.
  PPL
2. B.
  mg/l
3. C.
  mEq/ml
4. D.
  mg %
Answer and explanation
Q18 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Normal Labor
The settling of fetal head into the brim of the pelvis is called?
1. A.
  Crowning of head
2. B.
  Lightening
3. C.
  Engagement
4. D.
  Descent
Answer and explanation
Q19 · Applied Physiology · General Physiology
The main intracellular cation is?
1. A.
  Zinc
2. B.
  Chloride
3. C.
  Potassium
4. D.
  Halide
Answer and explanation
Q20 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Oncology: Nursing Management in Cancer Care
_____is a radiological examination using a minimal and safe amount of radiation to allow visualization of breast masses?
1. A.
  Computed tomography scan
2. B.
  Lymphangiogram
3. C.
  Angiogram
4. D.
  Mammogram
Answer and explanation
Q21 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Neurologic Function
Bell's Palsy is a disorder of the cranial nerve?
1. A.
  3rd
2. B.
  7th
3. C.
  9th
4. D.
  5th
Answer and explanation
Q22 · Applied Sociology · Social structure
Caste status is an example of which of the following status?
1. A.
  Monetary
2. B.
  Ascribed
3. C.
  Achieved
4. D.
  General
Answer and explanation
Q23 · Applied Anatomy · Circulatory & Lymphatic System
A normal umbilical cord contains?
1. A.
  One artery and five veins
2. B.
  Two arteries and one vein
3. C.
  Five arteries and two veins
4. D.
  Two arteries and ten veins
Answer and explanation
Q24 · Applied Physiology · General Physiology
Which of the following parts of the brain controls body temperature?
1. A.
  Hypothalamus
2. B.
  Hippocampus
3. C.
  Pons
4. D.
  Amygdala
Answer and explanation
Q25 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Miscellaneous
Which of the following is true about IgM?
1. A.
  It is not produced by vertebrates
2. B.
  It forms the initial immune response
3. C.
  It is not an isotopes of antibody
4. D.
  It is the smallest antibody
Answer and explanation
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Q26 · Pharmacology · Drugs Acting on Central Nervous System
The disulphiram therapy is indicated in?
1. A.
  Acute intoxication
2. B.
  Cannabis dependence
3. C.
  Anxiety disorder
4. D.
  Chronic alcoholism
Answer and explanation
Q27 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Immunization and Immunodeficiency
Which of the following is NOT related to MMR vaccine?
1. A.
  Rubella
2. B.
  Measles
3. C.
  Rickets
4. D.
  Mumps
Answer and explanation
Q28 · Applied Physiology · Endocrine system
Which of the following hormones is NOT secreted from the anterior pituitary?
1. A.
  Adrenocorticotropin
2. B.
  Prolactin
3. C.
  Human growth hormone
4. D.
  Oxytocin
Answer and explanation
Q29 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Childhood Malignancies
The most common type of leukaemia seen in children is?
1. A.
  Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL)
2. B.
  Chronic Lymphoid Leukaemia (CHL)
3. C.
  Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML)
4. D.
  Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia (CML)
Answer and explanation
Q30 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Metabolic and Endocrine Function
Diabetes insipidus is caused by the deficiency of which of the following hormones?
1. A.
  Antidiuretic (ADH)
2. B.
  Glucagon
3. C.
  Insulin
4. D.
  Renin
Answer and explanation
Q31 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Normal Puerperium
Oxytocin is mainly involved in which of the following functions?
1. A.
  Motor skills
2. B.
  Childbirth and lactation
3. C.
  Growth and mental ability
4. D.
  Regulation of blood pressure
Answer and explanation
Q32 · Mental Health Nursing · Schizophrenia
False sensory perception without real external stimulus is known as?
1. A.
  Hallucination
2. B.
  Illusions
3. C.
  Delusions
4. D.
  Thought insertion
Answer and explanation
Q33 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Digestive and Gastrointestinal Function
The name of the surgery in which there is removal of duodenum, head of pancreas, gallbladder and bile ducts is called:
1. A.
  Appendectomy
2. B.
  Lumpectomy
3. C.
  Discectomy
4. D.
  Pancreatoduodenectomy
Answer and explanation
Q34 · Nursing Foundations · Patient Education
Which of the following is NOT an example of dry cold application?
1. A.
  Cold compress
2. B.
  Ice pack
3. C.
  Ice cradle
4. D.
  Ice bag
Answer and explanation
Q35 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Sensorineural Function
Tonometry is the method of measuring the?
1. A.
  Pressure inside the lungs
2. B.
  Pressure inside the ear
3. C.
  Intraocular pressure
4. D.
  Blood pressure
Answer and explanation
Q36 · Applied Physiology · Respiratory system
Breathing that is normal in rate and depth is called?
1. A.
  Bradypnoea
2. B.
  Tchypnoea
3. C.
  Apnoea
4. D.
  Eupnoea
Answer and explanation
Q37 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Gas Exchange and Respiratory Function
Rhythmic waxing and weaning of respiration is called?
1. A.
  Hypoventilation
2. B.
  Orthopnoea
3. C.
  Hyperventilation
4. D.
  Cheyne-Stokes respiration
Answer and explanation
Q38 · Nursing Foundations · Miscellaneous
A group of symptoms is known as?
1. A.
  Signs
2. B.
  Syndrome
3. C.
  clinical manifestations
4. D.
  group symptoms
Answer and explanation
Q39 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Normal Labor
The graphical record of maternal and fetal data against time during labour on a single sheet of paper is called?
1. A.
  Ultrasonogram
2. B.
  Tocogram
3. C.
  Cardiotocogram
4. D.
  Partogram
Answer and explanation
Q40 · Applied Sociology · Introduction
Who is considered as the father of sociology?
1. A.
  Auguste Comte
2. B.
  Maclver
3. C.
  Emile Durkheim
4. D.
  Kingsley Davis
Answer and explanation
Q41 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Gas Exchange and Respiratory Function
The most common lung cancer seen in non-smokers is?
1. A.
  Small cell carcinoma
2. B.
  Adenocarcinoma
3. C.
  Large cell carcinoma
4. D.
  Squamous cell carcinoma
Answer and explanation
Q42 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Digestive and Gastrointestinal Function
Barium enema is used mainly for radiological examination of the?
1. A.
  Brain
2. B.
  Colon
3. C.
  Heart
4. D.
  Oral cavity
Answer and explanation
Q43 · Applied Anatomy · Nervous System
An injury to the upper brachial plexus results in?
1. A.
  Facial palsy
2. B.
  Phrenic nerve palsy
3. C.
  Klimke's palsy
4. D.
  Erb's palsy
Answer and explanation
Q44 · Community Health Nursing · Environmental Science, Environmental Health, and Sanitation
What is the minimum contact time required for the chlorination of water to take place?
1. A.
  10 minutes
2. B.
  90 minutes
3. C.
  60 minutes
4. D.
  30 minutes
Answer and explanation
Q45 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Urinary Tract Function
The presence of stones in the urinary tract is called?
1. A.
  Kideneylithiasis
2. B.
  Stonelithiasis
3. C.
  Urolithiasis
4. D.
  Cholelithiasis
Answer and explanation
Q46 · Applied Physiology · Endocrine system
Which of the following hormones inhibits release of growth hormone?
1. A.
  Dopamine
2. B.
  Somatotropin
3. C.
  Somatostatin
4. D.
  Thyrotropin inhibiting hormone
Answer and explanation
Q47 · Community Health Nursing · Respiratory Infections
Koplik's spots are the clinical feature of?
1. A.
  Cholera
2. B.
  Chickenpox
3. C.
  Measles
4. D.
  Pertussis
Answer and explanation
Q48 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Immunity
The cell-mediated immunity is carried out by?
1. A.
  Red blood cells
2. B.
  Tlymphocytes
3. C.
  B lymphocytes
4. D.
  CD4 cells
Answer and explanation
Q49 · Applied Sociology · Culture
The general process of acquiring culture is referred to as?
1. A.
  Dispersion
2. B.
  Diffusion
3. C.
  Socialization
4. D.
  Acculturation
Answer and explanation
Q50 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
Which of the following tests need to be performed before radial artery cannulation to evaluate radial and ulnar arterial patency?
1. A.
  Coop's test
2. B.
  Allen's test
3. C.
  Capillary refill test
4. D.
  Buergeor's test
Answer and explanation
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Q51 · Applied Physiology · Musculoskeletal system
Carpometacarpal joint is an example of which of the following types of joints?
1. A.
  Hinge
2. B.
  Ball and socket
3. C.
  Pivot
4. D.
  Saddle
Answer and explanation
Q52 · Applied Physiology · Endocrine system
Which of the following layers of the adrenal gland secretes glucocorticoids?
1. A.
  Adrenal medulla
2. B.
  Zona glomerulosa
3. C.
  Zona reticularis
4. D.
  Zona fasciculata
Answer and explanation
Q53 · Mental Health Nursing · Neurotic, stress related and somatisation disorders
A person suffering from, a severe anxiety disorder, is able to speak freely with certain people only and is not able to speak with others, especially with certain social groups such as classmates at school?
1. A.
  Mutism
2. B.
  Aphasia
3. C.
  Selective mutism
4. D.
  Epilepsy
Answer and explanation
Q54 · Mental Health Nursing · Crisis Intervention
Following death, the subjective response experienced by the surviving loved ones is called?
1. A.
  Bereavement
2. B.
  Mourning
3. C.
  Compliance
4. D.
  Grief
Answer and explanation
Q55 · Applied Anatomy · Musculoskeletal System
The lateral S-shaped curvature of the spine is called?
1. A.
  Scoliosis
2. B.
  Musculosis
3. C.
  Kyphosis
4. D.
  Lordosis
Answer and explanation
Q56 · Mental Health Nursing · Crisis Intervention
As per Kubler-Ross' stages of grieving, refusing to believe that loss is happening/has happened is called?
1. A.
  Bargaining
2. B.
  Denial
3. C.
  Acceptance
4. D.
  Depression
Answer and explanation
Q57 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Gas Exchange and Respiratory Function
Kussmaul breathing is associated with?
1. A.
  Heart failure
2. B.
  Diabetic ketoacidosis
3. C.
  Bronchial asthma
4. D.
  Atelectasis
Answer and explanation
Q58 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Cardiovascular, Circulatory, and Hematologic Function
Which of the following conditions is associated with large P waves on an ECG?
1. A.
  Mitral stenosis
2. B.
  Tricuspid stenosis
3. C.
  Aortic regurgitation
4. D.
  Systemic hypertension
Answer and explanation
Q59 · Applied Physiology · Endocrine system
If a patient is on testosterone therapy, what changes can one see in LH and FSH levels?
1. A.
  Increased LH, decreased FSH
2. B.
  Decreased LH, increased FSH
3. C.
  Increased LH, increased FSH
4. D.
  Decreased LH, decreased FSH
Answer and explanation
Q60 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Displacement of the Uterus
The most common genital prolapse is?
1. A.
  Rectocoele
2. B.
  Cystocoele
3. C.
  Procidentia
4. D.
  Enterocoele
Answer and explanation
Q61 · Pathology & Genetics · Genetics
Haemophilia is associated with?
1. A.
  Chromosome 11
2. B.
  Y chromosome
3. C.
  Chromosome 21
4. D.
  X chromosome
Answer and explanation
Q62 · Applied Physiology · General Physiology
What is the correct sequence of mitosis?
1. A.
  Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase
2. B.
  Anaphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Telophase
3. C.
  Telophase, Anaphase, Prophase, Telophase
4. D.
  Metaphase, Anaphase, Prophase, Telophase
Answer and explanation
Q63 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
In acute pancreatitis, the levels of which of the following enzymes remain elevated for 7-14 days?
1. A.
  Urine amylase
2. B.
  Serum amylase
3. C.
  Serum alkylane phosphatase
4. D.
  Serum lipase
Answer and explanation
Q64 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Fats
Calories generated per gram of fat is approximately?
1. A.
  4 Kcals
2. B.
  15 Kcals
3. C.
  1 Kcals
4. D.
  9 Kcals
Answer and explanation
Q65 · Pharmacology · Drugs acting on Autonomic Nervoys system
Which of the following drugs is used for the dilation of pupil?
1. A.
  Tropicamide
2. B.
  Betamethasone
3. C.
  Levofloxacin
4. D.
  Gentamicin
Answer and explanation
Q66 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Integumentary Function
Absorptive dressings are intended to?
1. A.
  Absorb nutrients for the wound
2. B.
  Remove drainage from the bed sore
3. C.
  Gather moisture from the atmosphere to keep the wound cool
4. D.
  Absorb blood from veins
Answer and explanation
Q67 · Forensic Nursing & Indian laws · Thanatology
Stiffness in the body that occurs after 2 to 4 hrs after death is called?
1. A.
  Livor mortis
2. B.
  Algor mortis
3. C.
  Stiff mortis
4. D.
  Rigor mortis
Answer and explanation
Q68 · Forensic Nursing & Indian laws · Thanatology
The discolouration that appears in the dependent areas of the body after death is called?
1. A.
  Rigor mortis
2. B.
  Livor mortis
3. C.
  Algor mortis
4. D.
  Stiff mortis
Answer and explanation
Q69 · Mental Health Nursing · Neurotic, stress related and somatisation disorders
The La Belle indifference is related to?
1. A.
  Conversion reaction
2. B.
  Obsession compulsions disorder
3. C.
  Anxiety disorder
4. D.
  Phobic anxiety
Answer and explanation
Q70 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Digestive and Gastrointestinal Function
Inflammation of the oral mucosa is known as?
1. A.
  Gingivitis
2. B.
  Glossitis
3. C.
  Parotitis
4. D.
  Stomatitis
Answer and explanation
Q71 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Miscellaneous
The normal APGAR score of a new born is?
1. A.
  7 and above
2. B.
  3 to 4
3. C.
  4 to 6
4. D.
  below 3
Answer and explanation
Q72 · Applied Anatomy · Musculoskeletal System
The suture that separates the parietal bone from the tabular portion of the occipital bone is called?
1. A.
  Lambdoidal suture
2. B.
  Frontal suture
3. C.
  Sagittal suture
4. D.
  Coronal suture
Answer and explanation
Q73 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Urinary Problems in Gynecology
Which of the following is NOT a manifestation of interstitial cystitis (IC)?
1. A.
  Frequency
2. B.
  Incontinence
3. C.
  Urgency
4. D.
  Pelvis pain
Answer and explanation
Q74 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Neurologic Function
The loss of ability to recognize objects is called?
1. A.
  Dysarthria
2. B.
  Alexia
3. C.
  Ataxia
4. D.
  Agnosia
Answer and explanation
Q75 · Applied Sociology · Family and Marriage
Polyandry means?
1. A.
  A form of marriage that joins one female with more than one male
2. B.
  A form of marriage that joins one male with more than one female
3. C.
  A form of marriage that joins one female with one male
4. D.
  Getting married in the same blood group
Answer and explanation
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Q76 · Applied Physiology · Circulatory & Lymphatic system
In a healthy individual, weighing 70 kg at rest, the stroke volume is about?
1. A.
  150 ml
2. B.
  100 ml
3. C.
  50 ml
4. D.
  70 ml
Answer and explanation
Q77 · Applied Physiology · Respiratory system
What is the approximate maximum air volume in the lung for a normal healthy adult?
1. A.
  2400 mL
2. B.
  3000 mL
3. C.
  300 mL
4. D.
  6000 mL
Answer and explanation
Q78 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Digestive and Gastrointestinal Function
While doing colostomy irrigation, the height of the irrigation bag should be around?
1. A.
  18 inches
2. B.
  24 inches
3. C.
  12 inches
4. D.
  36 inches
Answer and explanation
Q79 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Menstruation
The ovarian cycle is initiated by?
1. A.
  Progesterone
2. B.
  Follicle stimulating hormone
3. C.
  Endorphins
4. D.
  Oeestrogen
Answer and explanation
Q80 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Urinary Tract Function
The type of incontinence in which there is constant dribbling of urine and is associated with urinating frequently and in small amount is called?
1. A.
  Overflow incontinence
2. B.
  Stress incontinence
3. C.
  Functional incontinence
4. D.
  Urge incontinence
Answer and explanation
Q81 · Applied Physiology · Circulatory & Lymphatic system
Difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure is called?
1. A.
  Pulse range
2. B.
  Pulse length
3. C.
  Pulse deficit
4. D.
  Pulse pressure
Answer and explanation
Q82 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Urinary Tract Function
The loss of urine resulting from cognitive or environmental factors is the manifestation of
1. A.
  Overflow incontinence
2. B.
  Functional incontinence
3. C.
  Urge incontinence
4. D.
  Reflex incontinence
Answer and explanation
Q83 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Pathogenic Organisms
The causative agent of Lyme disease is?
1. A.
  Rickettsia prowazekii
2. B.
  Alphavirus
3. C.
  Borrelia burgdorferi
4. D.
  Trypnosoma brucei gamiense
Answer and explanation
Q84 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Vitamins
Which of the following is precursor of vitamin A?
1. A.
  Pyridoxine
2. B.
  Beta-carotene
3. C.
  Thiamine
4. D.
  Retinol
Answer and explanation
Q85 · Applied Physiology · Digestive system
In which organ does the absorption of iron takes place?
1. A.
  Colon
2. B.
  Duodenum
3. C.
  Liver
4. D.
  Stomach
Answer and explanation
Q86 · Applied Physiology · Musculoskeletal system
Which of the following is an example of synarthrosis joint?
1. A.
  Fibrous joints of the skull sutures
2. B.
  Wrist joints
3. C.
  Hip joints
4. D.
  Elbow joint
Answer and explanation
Q87 · Applied Physiology · Renal system
Which of the following organ is one of the primary regulator of body fluid and electrolyte balance?
1. A.
  Intestine
2. B.
  Kidney
3. C.
  Stomach
4. D.
  Lungs
Answer and explanation
Q88 · Applied Anatomy · Musculoskeletal System
Tarsals of the ankles are examples of which type of bone?
1. A.
  Short bones
2. B.
  Sesamoid bones
3. C.
  Long bones
4. D.
  Pneumatic bones
Answer and explanation
Q89 · Community Health Nursing · Epidemiology – Epidemiological Approaches and Processes
The number of all current cases of a disease at one point of time is called?
1. A.
  Period prevalence
2. B.
  Point incidence
3. C.
  Point prevalence
4. D.
  Time prevalence
Answer and explanation
Q90 · Community Health Nursing · Concepts of Community Health and Community Health Nursing
Providing education to the school, college and street children on prevention of drug addiction is an example of prevention?
1. A.
  Primordial
2. B.
  Tertiary
3. C.
  Primary
4. D.
  Secondary
Answer and explanation
Q91 · Applied Physiology · Musculoskeletal system
Movement of the joints away from the mid-line of the body is called?
1. A.
  Addiction
2. B.
  Adhesion
3. C.
  Adduction
4. D.
  Abduction
Answer and explanation
Q92 · Applied Psychology · Personality
Which of the following is NOT a stage of socialization?
1. A.
  Oral stage
2. B.
  Despair stage
3. C.
  Oedipal stage
4. D.
  Latency stage
Answer and explanation
Q93 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Fluid and Electrolytes: Balance and Distribution
Which of the following findings is NOT typically seen in Conn's syndrome?
1. A.
  Hypernatremia
2. B.
  Hypokalemia
3. C.
  Hypertension
4. D.
  Metabolic alkalosis
Answer and explanation
Q94 · Applied Physiology · Musculoskeletal system
The elbow is an example of a hinge joint?
1. A.
  Hinge
2. B.
  Pivot
3. C.
  Condyloid
4. D.
  Planar
Answer and explanation
Q95 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Proteins
Which of the following is an essential amino acid?
1. A.
  Niacin
2. B.
  Thiamine
3. C.
  Pyridoxine
4. D.
  Valine
Answer and explanation
Q96 · Applied Psychology · Personality
According to Erikson's eight stages of development, initiative vs. guilt takes place at?
1. A.
  20-25 years
2. B.
  10-15 years
3. C.
  13-19 years
4. D.
  3-5 years
Answer and explanation
Q97 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
What is the minimum possible score of Glasgow Coma Scale?
1. A.
  3
2. B.
  1
3. C.
  2
4. D.
  0
Answer and explanation
Q98 · Applied Physiology · Blood
An individual with which of the following blood groups is a universal donor?
1. A.
  A-ve
2. B.
  B +ve
3. C.
  AB +ve
4. D.
  O-ve
Answer and explanation
Q99 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Integumentary Function
Using the 'rule of nine', estimated burn size in an adult having burn injury to chest and stomach is per cent?
1. A.
  18
2. B.
  27
3. C.
  36
4. D.
  9
Answer and explanation
Q100 · Applied Physiology · Respiratory system
Under normal circumstances, concentration of oxygen in inspired air is about percent?
1. A.
  100
2. B.
  6
3. C.
  29
4. D.
  21
Answer and explanation
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Q101 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Digestive and Gastrointestinal Function
What does the term Cheilosis mean?
1. A.
  Cracking of lips
2. B.
  Bad breath
3. C.
  Inflammation of the gums
4. D.
  Inflammation of the tongue
Answer and explanation
Q102 · Mental Health Nursing · Schizophrenia
A patient admitted in the psychiatric ward refused to eat her lunch stating that the food is poisoned. This kind of response is an example of?
1. A.
  Hallucination
2. B.
  Sympathy
3. C.
  Illusions
4. D.
  Delusions
Answer and explanation
Q103 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Fetus
Oxygenated blood from placenta returns to the foetus via the ______?
1. A.
  Superior vena cava
2. B.
  Inferior vena cava
3. C.
  Umbilical vein
4. D.
  Ductus arteriosus
Answer and explanation
Q104 · Mental Health Nursing · Organic Brain Disorders
Which of the following is expected in a patient who is diagnosed with an organic mental disorder?
1. A.
  Intact memory
2. B.
  Appropriate behavior
3. C.
  Disorganization of thoughts
4. D.
  Orientation to person, place and time
Answer and explanation
Q105 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Complications of the Third Stage of Labor
Postpartum haemorrhage is the condition in which there is loss of more than ml vaginal blood?
1. A.
  100
2. B.
  50
3. C.
  10
4. D.
  500
Answer and explanation
Q106 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Vitamins
Vitamin B1 is also known as?
1. A.
  Pyridoxine
2. B.
  Thiamine
3. C.
  Riboflavin
4. D.
  Niacin
Answer and explanation
Q107 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Normal Growth and its Disorders
What is the ideal average newborn’s head circumference at birth?
1. A.
  7.5 cm
2. B.
  35 cm
3. C.
  55 cm
4. D.
  15 cm
Answer and explanation
Q108 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Genetic Disorders
Which of the following is NOT a clinical manifestation of Trisomy 21?
1. A.
  Flat nasal bridge
2. B.
  Protruding tongue
3. C.
  Long hands and fingers
4. D.
  Small nose
Answer and explanation
Q109 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Urinary Tract Function
After a renal transplant, the rejection that occurs within minutes is called?
1. A.
  Hyper acute rejection
2. B.
  Chronic rejection
3. C.
  Acute rejection
4. D.
  Sub-acute rejection
Answer and explanation
Q110 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Menstruation
Ovulation in a female with a 36 days cycle occurs between?
1. A.
  30th - 34th day
2. B.
  14th - 18th day
3. C.
  8th - 12th day
4. D.
  20th - 24th day
Answer and explanation
Q111 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Digestive and Gastrointestinal Function
The term pyrosis is related to?
1. A.
  Heartburn
2. B.
  Pus formation
3. C.
  Dysphagia
4. D.
  Dyspepsia
Answer and explanation
Q112 · Pharmacology · Drugs acting on Autonomic Nervoys system
The drugs used to constrict the pupils are?
1. A.
  Mydriatics
2. B.
  Sulphonamides
3. C.
  Antibiotics
4. D.
  Miotics
Answer and explanation
Q113 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Normal Puerperium
The early puerperium extends?
1. A.
  Until twelve weeks of postpartum
2. B.
  Up to first year of delivery
3. C.
  Until the thirteen weeks of postpartum
4. D.
  Until the first week of postpartum
Answer and explanation
Q114 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Cardiovascular, Circulatory, and Hematologic Function
The most serious complication of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a blockage known as?
1. A.
  Formation of venous ulcers
2. B.
  Chronic occlusion of veins
3. C.
  Gangrenous development of veins
4. D.
  Pulmonary embolism
Answer and explanation
Q115 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Fetus
Urine formation usually begins towards the end of the and continues throughout fetal life?
1. A.
  3-5 weeks
2. B.
  2-3 weeks
3. C.
  21-22 weeks
4. D.
  11-12 weeks
Answer and explanation
Q116 · Community Health Nursing · National Health Programs
What was the theme of World Health Day 2019?
1. A.
  Halt the rise: beat diabetes
2. B.
  Healthy heart beat: healthy blood pressure
3. C.
  Food safety
4. D.
  Universal health coverage: everyone, everywhere
Answer and explanation
Q117 · Nursing Foundations · Fluid, electrolytes & Acid-base balances
A patient is to receive 1000 mL of IV fluid in 6 hours. The drop factor is 15 drops per ml. At approximately how many drops per minute should the flow rate be set?
1. A.
  42 drops/min
2. B.
  21 drops/min
3. C.
  55 drops/min
4. D.
  33 drops/min
Answer and explanation
Q118 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Fats
An average healthy person with no diseases should ideally get of his/her daily calorie requirements from healthy fats?
1. A.
  50% to 60%
2. B.
  70% to 80%
3. C.
  20% to 30%
4. D.
  5% to 10%
Answer and explanation
Q119 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Contracted Pelvis
The shape of the brim in anthropoid pelvis is?
1. A.
  Triangular with base towards sacrum
2. B.
  Square
3. C.
  Well-rounded
4. D.
  Oval
Answer and explanation
Q120 · Pharmacology · Drug Affecting Blood & Blood Formation
The antidote of warfarin is?
1. A.
  Protamine sulphate
2. B.
  Vitamin K
3. C.
  Heparin
4. D.
  Acetyl cysteine
Answer and explanation
Q121 · Nursing Foundations · Elimination needs
enema is also called antispasmodic enema?
1. A.
  Cold
2. B.
  Carminative
3. C.
  Antihelminthic
4. D.
  Oil
Answer and explanation
Q122 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Adolescent Health and Development
The correct sequence of development of puberty in girls is?
1. A.
  Menarche, Pubarche, Thelarche
2. B.
  Thelarche, Pubarche, Menarche
3. C.
  Thelarche, Menarche, Pubarche
4. D.
  Pubarche, Menarche, Thelarche
Answer and explanation
Q123 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Central Nervous System
Which of the following is NOT a complication of measles?
1. A.
  Laryngitis
2. B.
  Conjunctivitis
3. C.
  Atrial Septal Defect
4. D.
  Encephalitis
Answer and explanation
Q124 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy
Which one of the following is seen in preeclampsia?
1. A.
  Facial hair
2. B.
  Hypotension
3. C.
  Weight loss
4. D.
  Proteinuria
Answer and explanation
Q125 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Placenta and Fetal Membranes
The approximate average weight of the placenta at birth is?
1. A.
  300 g
2. B.
  400 g
3. C.
  500 g
4. D.
  600 g
Answer and explanation
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Q126 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Contracted Pelvis
The most common cause of non-engagement at term in primigravida is?
1. A.
  Cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD)
2. B.
  Breech presentation
3. C.
  Hydramnios
4. D.
  Brow presentation
Answer and explanation
Q127 · Applied Sociology · Social structure
Socialization is a process involving?
1. A.
  declaring everything as belonging to society
2. B.
  setting up the social norms
3. C.
  Inducting people to adapt in society
4. D.
  Normalization of criminals and anti-social elements
Answer and explanation
Q128 · Applied Physiology · Respiratory system
Lack of oxygen in the blood stream is called?
1. A.
  Hypoxemia
2. B.
  Cyanosis
3. C.
  Hypoxia
4. D.
  Anoxaemia
Answer and explanation
Q129 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Shock and Multisystem Failure
Which of the following results from severe allergic reaction producing overwhelming systemic vasodilatation and relative hypovolaemia?
1. A.
  Hypovolaemic shock
2. B.
  Anaphylactic shock
3. C.
  Neurogenic shock
4. D.
  Septic shock
Answer and explanation
Q130 · Pharmacology · Miscellaneous
Which among the following is a colloid solution?
1. A.
  0.9% normal saline
2. B.
  Dextran
3. C.
  0.45% normal saline
4. D.
  25% dextrose
Answer and explanation
Q131 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Pathogenic Organisms
Which of the following microorganisms causes gonorrhea?
1. A.
  Stylus gonorrhoeae
2. B.
  Streptococcus pneumoniae
3. C.
  Stereotyoist gonorrhoeae
4. D.
  Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Answer and explanation
Q132 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Lipids
Elevated serum triglyceride levels are observed in all of the following conditions EXCEPT:?
1. A.
  Abetalipoproteinemia
2. B.
  Type 2 diabetes mellitus
3. C.
  High fructose diet
4. D.
  Nephrotic syndrome
Answer and explanation
Q133 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Preterm Labor, Preterm Rupture of the Membranes, Postmaturity, Intrauterine Fetal Death
Post-term pregnancy is a pregnancy which continues beyond?
1. A.
  294 days
2. B.
  250 days
3. C.
  200 days
4. D.
  170 days
Answer and explanation
Q134 · Applied Anatomy · Sensory Organs
A is a cell that manufactures and stores the protein keratin?
1. A.
  Keraticellyte
2. B.
  Keracyte
3. C.
  Keratinocyte
4. D.
  Keratinolyte
Answer and explanation
Q135 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Disinfection and Sterilization
What is the optimum temperature in an autoclave to achieve sterility?
1. A.
  121°C for 30 minutes
2. B.
  60°C for 30 minutes
3. C.
  34°C for 30 minutes
4. D.
  27°C for 20 minutes
Answer and explanation
Q136 · Applied Anatomy · Musculoskeletal System
The expanded ends of a long bone are called?
1. A.
  Tubercle
2. B.
  Epicondyle
3. C.
  Diaphysis
4. D.
  Epiphyses
Answer and explanation
Q137 · Pharmacology · Gastrointestinal Drugs
Which of the following drugs is a proton pump inhibitor?
1. A.
  Ranitidine
2. B.
  Famotidine
3. C.
  Pantoprazole
4. D.
  Sucralfate
Answer and explanation
Q138 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Complications of the Third Stage of Labor
The condition where the uterus turns inside out is called?
1. A.
  Uterine Inversion
2. B.
  Prolapse
3. C.
  Anteversion
4. D.
  Retroversion
Answer and explanation
Q139 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Introduction to Nutrition
Which of the following nutrients provides energy to the body?
1. A.
  Fat
2. B.
  Zinc
3. C.
  Vitamin A
4. D.
  Vitamin D
Answer and explanation
Q140 · Applied Psychology · Motivation & Emotional Processes
The act of purging or purification of emotions is called?
1. A.
  Compulsion
2. B.
  Catharsis
3. C.
  Cataplexy
4. D.
  Confabulation
Answer and explanation
Q141 · Applied Physiology · Musculoskeletal system
Which of the following is an example of ball-and-socket joints?
1. A.
  Skull joint
2. B.
  Thumb joint
3. C.
  Hip joint
4. D.
  Elbow joint
Answer and explanation
Q142 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Physiological Changes During Pregnancy
At about of gestation, the height of the uterus is at the level of umbilicus.
1. A.
  6-8 weeks
2. B.
  3-5 weeks
3. C.
  20-22 weeks
4. D.
  10-12 weeks
Answer and explanation
Q143 · Applied Sociology · Social structure
Any small group marked by continuous close interaction of a highly personal and emotionally supportive nature is called a/an group.
1. A.
  Reference
2. B.
  Secondary
3. C.
  Primary
4. D.
  Interest
Answer and explanation
Q144 · Mental Health Nursing · Behavioural & Emotional Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence
Which one of the following is NOT a characteristic of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)?
1. A.
  Inattention
2. B.
  Impulsivity
3. C.
  Difficulty in eating
4. D.
  Overactivity
Answer and explanation
Q145 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Normal Labor
The first stage of labour is characterized by?
1. A.
  Crowning of the head
2. B.
  Expulsion of the fetus till the placenta
3. C.
  Dilatation of cervix
4. D.
  Delivery of the placenta
Answer and explanation
Q146 · Applied Physiology · Blood
What is the synonym of Clotting Factor II?
1. A.
  Christmas factor
2. B.
  Fibrinogen
3. C.
  Calcium
4. D.
  Prothrombin
Answer and explanation
Q147 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Physiological Changes During Pregnancy
The darkening of the skin over the forehead, bridge of nose or cheekbones during pregnancy is called?
1. A.
  Chloasma
2. B.
  Chadwick's sign
3. C.
  Hegar's sign
4. D.
  Linea nigrea
Answer and explanation
Q148 · Pharmacology · Drug Affecting Blood & Blood Formation
The most common side effect of thrombolytic therapy is?
1. A.
  Metabolic abnormalities
2. B.
  Internal bleeding
3. C.
  Compartment syndrome
4. D.
  Acute renal failure
Answer and explanation
Q149 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Hemorrhage in Early Pregnancy
The most common site of ectopic pregnancy is?
1. A.
  Ampullary region in the fallopian tube
2. B.
  Cervix
3. C.
  Abdomen
4. D.
  Ovary
Answer and explanation
Q150 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Minerals
Which of the following trace elements is essential for the synthesis of insulin?
1. A.
  Cobalt
2. B.
  Iron
3. C.
  Zinc
4. D.
  Sodium
Answer and explanation
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Q151 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Prolonged Labor, Obstructed Labor, Dystocia Caused by Fetal Anomalies
The manoeuver commonly used to manage shoulder dystocia is?
1. A.
  Rossete Manoeuver
2. B.
  MacRobert's Manoeuver
3. C.
  Jeff Marshal Manoeuver
4. D.
  McMilan Manoeuver
Answer and explanation
Q152 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Diagnosis of Pregnancy
The first perception of active fetal movement felt by the mother during pregnancy is known as?
1. A.
  Engagement
2. B.
  Hastening
3. C.
  Quickening
4. D.
  Lightening
Answer and explanation
Q153 · Nursing Foundations · Vital Signs
Temperature of 98.7 degree Fahrenheit is approximately equal to degree Celsius?
1. A.
  38.16°C
2. B.
  37.56°C
3. C.
  37.06°C
4. D.
  36.52°C
Answer and explanation
Q154 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Fundamentals of Reproduction
Which of the following is the common site of fertilization?
1. A.
  Interstitial
2. B.
  Isthmic
3. C.
  Ampulla
4. D.
  Infundibulum
Answer and explanation
Q155 · Forensic Nursing & Indian laws · Thanatology
The gradual decrease in body's temperature after death is called?
1. A.
  Stiff mortis
2. B.
  Algor mortis
3. C.
  Rigor mortis
4. D.
  Livor mortis
Answer and explanation
Q156 · Applied Anatomy · Nervous System
Which of the following is the largest cranial nerve?
1. A.
  Cranial VI
2. B.
  Cranial nerve X
3. C.
  Cranial nerve VII
4. D.
  Cranial nerve V (trigeminal)
Answer and explanation
Q157 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · General Characteristics of Microbes
Rod-shaped bacteria are called?
1. A.
  Cocci
2. B.
  Clusters
3. C.
  Bacillus
4. D.
  Spirochetes
Answer and explanation
Q158 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Sensorineural Function
Which of the following equipment is used for the examination of the ear?
1. A.
  Ophthalmoscope
2. B.
  Laryngoscope
3. C.
  Otoscope
4. D.
  Proctoscope
Answer and explanation
Q159 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Lipids
Emulsification of lipids in the small intestine requires?
1. A.
  Gastric lipase
2. B.
  Pepsin
3. C.
  Pancreatic lipase
4. D.
  Bile salts
Answer and explanation
Q160 · Applied Physiology · Reproductive system
Inflammation of the fallopian tube is called?
1. A.
  Endometritis
2. B.
  Vaginitis
3. C.
  Salpingitis
4. D.
  Cervicitis
Answer and explanation
Q161 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Miscellaneous
Who among the following devised the autoclave used for sterilization?
1. A.
  Charles Chamberland
2. B.
  Robert Koch
3. C.
  Edward Jenner
4. D.
  Anton van Leeuwenhoek
Answer and explanation
Q162 · Community Health Nursing · National Health Programs
In which year was the Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY) introduced?
1. A.
  2006
2. B.
  2008
3. C.
  2007
4. D.
  2005
Answer and explanation
Q163 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Insulin, Glucose Homeostasis & Diabetes Mellitus
HbA1c (glycated haemoglobin) value reflects the blood glucose levels in the past months?
1. A.
  1
2. B.
  7
3. C.
  3
4. D.
  9
Answer and explanation
Q164 · Applied Anatomy · Sensory Organs
Which of the following parts of an eye alters the size of the pupil to regulate the amount of light entering the eye?
1. A.
  Lens
2. B.
  Cornea
3. C.
  Retina
4. D.
  Iris
Answer and explanation
Q165 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Placenta and Fetal Membranes
The outer most membrane of placenta is called?
1. A.
  Yolk sac
2. B.
  Chorion
3. C.
  Amnion
4. D.
  Meningitis
Answer and explanation
Q166 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Immunity
Which of the following involves the introduction of antibodies into the body from an animal or person already immune to the disease?
1. A.
  Active immunity
2. B.
  Artificially acquired passive immunity
3. C.
  Naturally acquired passive immunity
4. D.
  Innate immunity
Answer and explanation
Q167 · Nursing Foundations · Comfort, Rest & Sleep & Pain
In which of the following positions is the patient at greatest risk of shearing force?
1. A.
  Semi-Fowler's position
2. B.
  Lying supine in bed
3. C.
  Trendelenburg position
4. D.
  High-Fowler's position
Answer and explanation
Q168 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Nutritional Assessment and Nutrition Education
Formula to calculate BMI is?
1. A.
  Weight in kg divided by square of height in metres
2. B.
  Weight in kg divided by height in feet
3. C.
  Weight in kg divided by square of height in feet
4. D.
  Weight in kg divided by height in metres
Answer and explanation
Q169 · Applied Anatomy · Respiratory System
The voice box is known as?
1. A.
  Larynx
2. B.
  Diaphragm
3. C.
  Bronchioles
4. D.
  Pharynx
Answer and explanation
Q170 · Community Health Nursing · Epidemiology – Epidemiological Approaches and Processes
The constant presence of a disease or infection within a given geographic area is called?
1. A.
  Sporadic
2. B.
  Endemic
3. C.
  Pandemic
4. D.
  Epidemic
Answer and explanation
Q171 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Lipids
Which of the following enzymes converts fats into fatty acids and glycerol?
1. A.
  Bile
2. B.
  Trypsinogen
3. C.
  Salivary amylase
4. D.
  Lipase
Answer and explanation
Q172 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Digestive and Gastrointestinal Function
Insertion of a tube inside the stomach through the nose is called nasogastric?
1. A.
  Irrigation
2. B.
  Intubation
3. C.
  Extubation
4. D.
  Urigation
Answer and explanation
Q173 · Pharmacology · General Pharmacology
The route of administration of hepatitis B vaccine is?
1. A.
  Intramuscular
2. B.
  Subcutaneous
3. C.
  Intrathecal
4. D.
  Intradermal
Answer and explanation
Q174 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Digestive and Gastrointestinal Function
Painful swallowing is known as?
1. A.
  Dysphasia
2. B.
  Odynophagia
3. C.
  Ataxia
4. D.
  Dyspepsia
Answer and explanation
Q175 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Neuroendocrinology in Relation to Reproduction
Which of the following hormones is increased in Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome?
1. A.
  17-OH progesterone
2. B.
  Luteinising Hormone (LH)
3. C.
  Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
4. D.
  Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
Answer and explanation
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Q176 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Eye Disorders
Which of the following is the most common cause of ophthalmic neonatorum?
1. A.
  Candida albic
2. B.
  Staphylococcus aureus
3. C.
  Neisseria gonorrhoea
4. D.
  Streptococcus
Answer and explanation
Q177 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Benign Lesions of the Uterus
The uterine fibroid is associated with?
1. A.
  Endometriosis
2. B.
  Amenorrhoea
3. C.
  Ovarian cancer
4. D.
  PID
Answer and explanation
Q178 · Applied Physiology · Digestive system
Which of the following digestive enzymes present in gastric juice is primarily responsible for breaking down proteins?
1. A.
  Trypsin
2. B.
  Pepsin
3. C.
  Peptidases
4. D.
  Chymotrypsin
Answer and explanation
Q179 · Applied Physiology · Renal system
The specific gravity of the urine normally ranges approximately from?
1. A.
  1.8 to 2.0
2. B.
  1.5 to 1.8
3. C.
  0.75 to 1.00
4. D.
  1.010 to 1.025
Answer and explanation
Q180 · Applied Physiology · Blood
What is the approximate normal level of haematocrit/ packed cell volume in men?
1. A.
  5% to 15%
2. B.
  60% to 70%
3. C.
  40% to 50%
4. D.
  20% to 35%
Answer and explanation
Q181 · Pharmacology · Miscellaneous
Which one of the following is derived from the plant 'Cannabis Sativa'?
1. A.
  Cocaine
2. B.
  Morphine
3. C.
  Ganja
4. D.
  Opium
Answer and explanation
Q182 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Sensorineural Function
Which one of the following procedures is used to correct otosclerosis?
1. A.
  Myringoplasty
2. B.
  Myringotomy
3. C.
  Mastoidectomy
4. D.
  Stapedectomy
Answer and explanation
Q183 · Applied Anatomy · Reproductive System
Peg cells are seen in the?
1. A.
  Intestine
2. B.
  Fallopian tubes
3. C.
  Stomach
4. D.
  Vagina
Answer and explanation
Q184 · Pathology & Genetics · General Pathology
Which of the following is glandular tissue cancer?
1. A.
  Liposarcoma
2. B.
  Adenocarcinoma
3. C.
  Neuroblastoma
4. D.
  Osteogenic sarcoma
Answer and explanation
Q185 · Nursing Foundations · Fluid, electrolytes & Acid-base balances
Intravenous solution of 0.45% sodium chloride is a/an solution.
1. A.
  Colloid
2. B.
  Hypertonic
3. C.
  Hypotonic
4. D.
  Isotonic
Answer and explanation
Q186 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Normal Growth and its Disorders
Which of the following is the ideal age for closure of the anterior fontanel of a child?
1. A.
  15 to 18 months
2. B.
  6 to 8 months
3. C.
  6 to 8 weeks
4. D.
  18 to 24 weeks
Answer and explanation
Q187 · Pathology & Genetics · Genetics
The disease that occurs due to the defect in the genes of one or other parent and is transmitted to the offspring is known as disease/disorder?
1. A.
  Congenital
2. B.
  Organic
3. C.
  Hereditary
4. D.
  Allergic
Answer and explanation
Q188 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Miscellaneous
The Baby-friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI) was launched jointly by?
1. A.
  WHO and Red Cross
2. B.
  WHO and FAO
3. C.
  UNICEF and WHO
4. D.
  UNICEF and FAO
Answer and explanation
Q189 · Community Health Nursing · Health Care Planning and Organization of Health Care at various levels
One CHC covers a population of in hilly areas?
1. A.
  80000
2. B.
  10000
3. C.
  30000
4. D.
  50000
Answer and explanation
Q190 · Applied Physiology · General Physiology
The movement of particles from region of higher concentration to region of lower concentration is called?
1. A.
  Diffusion
2. B.
  Filtration
3. C.
  Osmosis
4. D.
  Hydrolysis
Answer and explanation
Q191 · Community Health Nursing · Demography, Surveillance and Interpretation of Data
The denominator used to calculate crude birth rate is?
1. A.
  School-going population
2. B.
  Live births in that year
3. C.
  Mid-year population in that year
4. D.
  Population aged 18 years or above
Answer and explanation
Q192 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
While assessing the level of consciousness of a patient using Glasgow Coma Scale, which of the following score represents the best motor response from the patient?
1. A.
  3
2. B.
  4
3. C.
  5
4. D.
  6
Answer and explanation
Q193 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy, Immunotherapy and Genetherapy in Gynecology
Which of the following is the most important tumor marker to diagnose carcinoma of ovary?
1. A.
  Serum human chorionic gonadotropin
2. B.
  CA-125
3. C.
  Human placental lactogen
4. D.
  Serum alpha fetoprotein
Answer and explanation
Q194 · Applied Physiology · Circulatory & Lymphatic system
The site of pulse in the neck is called?
1. A.
  Temporal
2. B.
  Radial
3. C.
  Carotid
4. D.
  Popliteal
Answer and explanation
Q195 · Applied Anatomy · Reproductive System
The length of the fallopian tube ranges from?
1. A.
  22-27 cm
2. B.
  7-12 cm
3. C.
  28-31 cm
4. D.
  2-7 cm
Answer and explanation
Q196 · Applied Anatomy · Musculoskeletal System
How many bones are there in the lower extremities in a normal adult?
1. A.
  58
2. B.
  62
3. C.
  64
4. D.
  60
Answer and explanation
Q197 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · COMPLICATED LABOR-Malposition, Malpresentation and Cord Prolapse
Which of the following indicates relationship of long axis of the foetus to that of mother?
1. A.
  Fetal lie
2. B.
  Fetal presentation
3. C.
  Fetal attitude
4. D.
  Fetal position
Answer and explanation
Q198 · Nursing Foundations · Administration of medications
Which of the following medication orders is administered immediately and only once?
1. A.
  Single order
2. B.
  PRN order
3. C.
  Stat order
4. D.
  Standing order
Answer and explanation
Q199 · Nursing Foundations · Vital Signs
The fever in which temperature remains above normal throughout the day and fluctuate more than 2 degree Fahrenheit is known as fever?
1. A.
  Lysis
2. B.
  Remittent
3. C.
  Inverted
4. D.
  Intermittent
Answer and explanation
Q200 · Pharmacology · Fundamental principles of prescribing
Which of the following medication orders are for every other day?
1. A.
  Qod
2. B.
  Qh
3. C.
  Qd
4. D.
  Bid
Answer and explanation

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