JIPMER Nursing Officer 2022 question paper

JIPMER Nursing Officer · 2022 · 100 questions · 90 minutes · 0.25 mark deducted per wrong answer

Medical & Surgical Nursing 29
Nursing Foundations 19
Obstetrics & Gynaecology 11
General Knowledge 6
Nursing Education 6
Pharmacology 5
Mental Health Nursing 4
Community Health Nursing 3
Applied Microbiology & Infection control 3
Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) 3
Nursing Research & Statistics 2
Applied Anatomy 2
Applied Psychology 2
Applied Physiology 2
Nursing Management & Leadership 1
Health Information and Technology (Basic Computer) 1
Quantitative Aptitude and Mathematics 1

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Q1 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Fluid and Electrolytes: Balance and Distribution
A patient is receiving 10 units of insulin with 50% dextrose. The on-duty nursing officer would understand that the patient may develop which of the possible complications?
1. A.
  High potassium level
2. B.
  Low potassium level
3. C.
  High calcium level
4. D.
  Low calcium level
Answer and explanation
Q2 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Gas Exchange and Respiratory Function
A breast cancer patient admitted in ICU and is getting opioid analgesic Inj. morphine to manage pain. What would be the priority nursing assessment?
1. A.
  Respiratory rate
2. B.
  Urine output
3. C.
  Blood pressure
4. D.
  Oxygen saturation
Answer and explanation
Q3 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Fluid and Electrolytes: Balance and Distribution
Which of the following electrolyte imbalance is seen in a patient with CKD, except?
1. A.
  Hyperkalemia
2. B.
  Hypocalcaemia
3. C.
  Hypokalemia
4. D.
  All of the above
Answer and explanation
Q4 · Nursing Management & Leadership · In-Service Education
"In-service education" is provided to:
1. A.
  Nursing students
2. B.
  Working nursing professionals
3. C.
  Patients
4. D.
  Hospital visitors
Answer and explanation
Q5 · Nursing Research & Statistics · Foundation of Nursing Research
Nursing research is conducted to:
1. A.
  Increase hospital revenue
2. B.
  Develop evidence-based practice
3. C.
  Replace doctors
4. D.
  Shorten shifts
Answer and explanation
Q6 · Health Information and Technology (Basic Computer) · Introduction to computer applications
Deleted emails are stored in?
1. A.
  Drafts
2. B.
  Trash
3. C.
  Inbox
4. D.
  Sent mail
Answer and explanation
Q7 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Other Acute Problems
What is the first thing to be examined in an unconscious patient due to an accident?
1. A.
  Patency of airway
2. B.
  Hemorrhage
3. C.
  Fractures
4. D.
  Head injury
Answer and explanation
Q8 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
The low-pressure alarm sounds on the ventilator. The nurse checks the client and then attempts to determine the cause of the alarm but is unsuccessful. Which initial action should the nurse take?
1. A.
  Administer oxygen
2. B.
  Ventilate the client manually
3. C.
  Check the client's vital signs
4. D.
  Start cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Answer and explanation
Q9 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Congenital Malformation of Female Genital Organs
A woman is diagnosed with a congenital uterine anomaly characterized by the presence of two uterine horns, one cervix, and one vagina. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
1. A.
  Unicornuate uterus
2. B.
  Bicornuate uterus
3. C.
  Uterus didelphys
4. D.
  Septate uterus
Answer and explanation
Q10 · General Knowledge · Sports Current Affairs
Which country won the FIFA World Cup 2022?
1. A.
  France
2. B.
  Brazil
3. C.
  Argentina
4. D.
  Germany
Answer and explanation
Q11 · Nursing Foundations · Psychosocial needs
The concept of "Holism" in nursing refers to treating the patient's:
1. A.
  Physical body only
2. B.
  Mental health only
3. C.
  Mind, body, and spirit
4. D.
  Family members only
Answer and explanation
Q12 · General Knowledge · Art & Culture
Which among the following is a folk dance of India?
1. A.
  Garba
2. B.
  Kathakali
3. C.
  Manipuri
4. D.
  Mohiniattam
Answer and explanation
Q13 · Pharmacology · Cardiovascular Drugs
Drug of choice for hypertensive crisis?
1. A.
  Phenylamine
2. B.
  Phenytoin
3. C.
  Diazepam
4. D.
  Sodium nitroprusside
Answer and explanation
Q14 · Nursing Foundations · Patient Education
A nurse who teaches a diabetic patient how to self-administer insulin is acting as a:
1. A.
  Change agent
2. B.
  Educator
3. C.
  Leader
4. D.
  Case manager
Answer and explanation
Q15 · General Knowledge · Books, authors & institutions
Who is the author of the book 'Quiet'?
1. A.
  Susan Cain
2. B.
  Pablo Neruda
3. C.
  Charles Dickens
4. D.
  Agatha Christie
Answer and explanation
Q16 · Community Health Nursing · Assisting individuals and families to promote and maintain their health
The primary level of prevention in nursing includes:
1. A.
  Surgery
2. B.
  Immunization
3. C.
  Physical therapy
4. D.
  Screening for diseases
Answer and explanation
Q17 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · General Characteristics of Microbes
The term 'Invasiveness' indicates
1. A.
  The capacity of microbes to cause disease
2. B.
  The ability of a pathogen to produce toxins after infection
3. C.
  The ability of microbes to spread from one host to another
4. D.
  The ability of a pathogen to spread in the host tissue after establishing infection
Answer and explanation
Q18 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · General Characteristics of Microbes
Causative agent of bacterial endocarditis?
1. A.
  Staph and strep bacteria
2. B.
  MRSA bacteria
3. C.
  Clostridium bacterium
4. D.
  Wuchereria bancrofti
Answer and explanation
Q19 · Nursing Foundations · History of Nursing & Nursing as a profession
The primary objective of nursing care is to:
1. A.
  Follow doctor's orders strictly
2. B.
  Provide holistic care to the patient
3. C.
  Manage hospital administration
4. D.
  Focus only on physical symptoms
Answer and explanation
Q20 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
Which among the following is the most common cause of acute infective endocarditis?
1. A.
  Staphylococcus aureus
2. B.
  Streptococcus viridans
3. C.
  Streptococcus intermedius
4. D.
  Candida albicans
Answer and explanation
Q21 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Neurologic Function
Mirror therapy use in which condition?
1. A.
  Stroke
2. B.
  Autism
3. C.
  OCD
4. D.
  Alzheimer disease
Answer and explanation
Q22 · Applied Anatomy · Digestive System
Glossitis means?
1. A.
  Inflammation of the tongue
2. B.
  Inflammation of gums
3. C.
  Inflammation of lips
4. D.
  Inflammation of nose
Answer and explanation
Q23 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Metabolic and Endocrine Function
After undergoing a thyroidectomy, a client is monitored for signs of damage to the parathyroid glands postoperatively. The nurse would determine which finding suggests damage to the parathyroid glands?
1. A.
  Involuntary muscle contraction in the hands and feet
2. B.
  Nausea & vomiting
3. C.
  Bleeding at the incision site
4. D.
  All of the above
Answer and explanation
Q24 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Neurologic Function
The main clinical manifestation of Alzheimer's disease is?
1. A.
  Early memory loss
2. B.
  Recent memory loss
3. C.
  Past and recent memory loss
4. D.
  Whole memory loss
Answer and explanation
Q25 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy
Which is the drug of choice in the management of eclampsia?
1. A.
  Diazepam
2. B.
  Nifedipine
3. C.
  Magnesium sulfate
4. D.
  Labetalol
Answer and explanation
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Q26 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Neurologic Function
Identify the following device?
1. A.
  Oxygen mask
2. B.
  LMA
3. C.
  ET Tube
4. D.
  Single lumen airway
Answer and explanation
Q27 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Shock and Multisystem Failure
While in the emergency department, a RTA client develops a blood pressure of 90/64 mm Hg, pulse of 107 beats/minute, rapid breathing, and cold clammy skin. The nurse suspects which condition?
1. A.
  Autonomic dysreflexia
2. B.
  Hemorrhagic shock
3. C.
  Neurogenic shock
4. D.
  Pulmonary embolism
Answer and explanation
Q28 · Applied Psychology · Motivation & Emotional Processes
Fear of closed space is known as?
1. A.
  Acrophobia
2. B.
  Cyanophobia
3. C.
  Claustrophobia
4. D.
  Nyctophobia
Answer and explanation
Q29 · Applied Physiology · Miscellaneous
What is the cerebral perfusion pressure if blood pressure is 90/60 mm Hg and ICP is 18 mm Hg?
1. A.
  70
2. B.
  50
3. C.
  52
4. D.
  18
Answer and explanation
Q30 · Mental Health Nursing · Introduction
World Mental Health Day?
1. A.
  August 10
2. B.
  September 10
3. C.
  October 10
4. D.
  December 10
Answer and explanation
Q31 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
What nursing action will limit hypoxia when suctioning a client's airway?
1. A.
  Apply suction only after catheter is inserted.
2. B.
  Limit suctioning with catheter to half a minute.
3. C.
  Lubricate the catheter with saline before insertion
4. D.
  Use a sterile suction catheter for each suctioning episode
Answer and explanation
Q32 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Urinary Tract Function
A nurse working in ICU and caring for a renal failure client. She noticed on cardiac monitor that the ECG wave is a tall peaked wave, shortened QT interval, and wide QRS complex. She knows what the doctor will order for the correction of this condition?
1. A.
  lidocaine injection
2. B.
  25% dextrose with insulin added
3. C.
  Inj. Potassium chloride
4. D.
  Defibrillator
Answer and explanation
Q33 · Mental Health Nursing · Behavioural & Emotional Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence
Children with PTSD may exhibit which clinical features?
1. A.
  Delayed growth spurt
2. B.
  Hives
3. C.
  Bedwetting
4. D.
  Hearing loss
Answer and explanation
Q34 · Nursing Foundations · Nursing Theories
Florence Nightingale’s theory focused mainly on:
1. A.
  Interpersonal relations
2. B.
  Self-care deficit
3. C.
  Environment
4. D.
  Adaptation
Answer and explanation
Q35 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Pathogenic Organisms
The most predominant causative agent of gas gangrene is?
1. A.
  Clostridium perfringens
2. B.
  Staphylococcus aureus
3. C.
  Clostridium tetani
4. D.
  Escherichia coli
Answer and explanation
Q36 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
The priority nursing intervention for a patient during the immediate post-operative period is?
1. A.
  Observing for haemorrhage
2. B.
  Maintain a patent airway
3. C.
  Checking the vital parameters every 15 minutes
4. D.
  Check the level of consciousness
Answer and explanation
Q37 · Pharmacology · General Pharmacology
Doctor prescribed to administer 0.1 mg adrenaline with a ratio of 1:1000. How much ml should be administered by the nurse?
1. A.
  1 ml
2. B.
  0.5 ml
3. C.
  0.1 ml
4. D.
  10 ml
Answer and explanation
Q38 · Nursing Education · Assessment and Planning
The curriculum for BSc Nursing in India is regulated by:
1. A.
  MCI
2. B.
  INC (Indian Nursing Council)
3. C.
  UGC
4. D.
  AICTE
Answer and explanation
Q39 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
Patient with increased ICP is receiving Inj. Mannitol. The nurse's understanding about the reason for administration of this drug is?
1. A.
  It reduces the secretion of CSF
2. B.
  It increases the urine output
3. C.
  It shifts the fluid by osmosis thus decreasing the ICP
4. D.
  It shifts the fluid by osmosis thus increasing the ICP
Answer and explanation
Q40 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Hemorrhage in Early Pregnancy
In which type of abortion does the cervical OS remain closed and there is no passage of tissue?
1. A.
  Complete abortion
2. B.
  Inevitable abortion
3. C.
  Incomplete abortion
4. D.
  Threatened abortion
Answer and explanation
Q41 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Gas Exchange and Respiratory Function
Rales are most commonly associated with?
1. A.
  Pulmonary hypertension
2. B.
  Pulmonary oedema
3. C.
  Emphysema
4. D.
  Asthma
Answer and explanation
Q42 · Nursing Education · Introduction and Theoretical Foundations
Which approach in nursing education focuses on "learning by doing"?
1. A.
  Traditional approach
2. B.
  Competency-based approach
3. C.
  Passive learning
4. D.
  Theoretical approach
Answer and explanation
Q43 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Complications of the Third Stage of Labor
While assisting with the delivery of a term newborn, which intervention should a nurse anticipate to prevent postpartum haemorrhage during the third stage of labor?
1. A.
  Administration of intravenous oxytocin
2. B.
  Application of fundal pressure
3. C.
  Clamping the umbilical cord before pulsations stop
4. D.
  Administration of subcutaneous terbutaline sulphate
Answer and explanation
Q44 · Mental Health Nursing · Nursing process in Psychiatry
In the nursing process, the first step is:
1. A.
  Planning
2. B.
  Implementation
3. C.
  Assessment
4. D.
  Evaluation
Answer and explanation
Q45 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
While giving ET tube suctioning, the patient suddenly goes on tachycardia. What will the nurse do?
1. A.
  Stop the suctioning process and oxygenate the patient
2. B.
  Continue the suctioning and oxygenate the patient
3. C.
  Increase the suctioning pressure
4. D.
  Immediately inform the duty doctor
Answer and explanation
Q46 · Nursing Education · Guidance/Academic Advising Counseling and Discipline
The ultimate aim of nursing education is to:
1. A.
  Provide degrees
2. B.
  Improve patient care through skilled professionals
3. C.
  Build big colleges
4. D.
  Conduct exams
Answer and explanation
Q47 · Nursing Foundations · Fluid, electrolytes & Acid-base balances
A patient admitted in a surgical ward with an open wound. The nurse knows that the wound should be covered by a moist sterile pad to prevent?
1. A.
  Hypothermia
2. B.
  Infection
3. C.
  Keloid formation
4. D.
  Hyperthermia
Answer and explanation
Q48 · General Knowledge · National Current Affairs
Who was elected as the President of India in 2022?
1. A.
  Ram Nath Kovind
2. B.
  Droupadi Murmu
3. C.
  Pratibha Patil
4. D.
  Meira Kumar
Answer and explanation
Q49 · Quantitative Aptitude and Mathematics · Work & Efficiency
If 8 men complete a work in 6 days, how many days will 4 men take?
1. A.
  3 days
2. B.
  6 days
3. C.
  10 days
4. D.
  12 days
Answer and explanation
Q50 · Nursing Foundations · Miscellaneous
While examining the abdomen, the patient should be placed in?
1. A.
  Supine position
2. B.
  Supine with leg flexed
3. C.
  Lateral position
4. D.
  Prone position
Answer and explanation
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Q51 · Community Health Nursing · Epidemiology – Epidemiological Approaches and Processes
Total dose required of IPV vaccine?
1. A.
  2 dose
2. B.
  3 dose
3. C.
  4 dose
4. D.
  1 dose
Answer and explanation
Q52 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Fluid and Electrolytes: Balance and Distribution
The nurse reviews the arterial blood gas (ABG) results of a client and notes the following result: pH of 7.30, paCO2 of 50 mm of Hg, and bicarbonate (HCO3) of 22 mEq/L. Which is a?
1. A.
  Metabolic acidosis
2. B.
  Respiratory alkalosis
3. C.
  Metabolic alkalosis
4. D.
  Respiratory acidosis
Answer and explanation
Q53 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Normal Labor
In primigravida mothers, what is the average duration of the first stage of labor?
1. A.
  6-12 hours
2. B.
  8-12 hours
3. C.
  12-18 hours
4. D.
  20-24 hours
Answer and explanation
Q54 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
The process of categorizing ED patients according to their need for medical care, irrespective of their order of arrival or other factors is known as?
1. A.
  Triage
2. B.
  Cold chain
3. C.
  FAST assessment
4. D.
  Critical care observation
Answer and explanation
Q55 · Nursing Foundations · Loss, Death & Grief
Give the correct order of the five stages of a dying person?
1. A.
  Anger-Depression-Bargaining-Denial-Acceptance
2. B.
  Denial-Depression-Bargaining-Anger-Acceptance
3. C.
  Depression-Denial-Anger-Bargaining-Acceptance
4. D.
  Denial-Anger-Bargaining-Depression-Acceptance
Answer and explanation
Q56 · Nursing Foundations · Loss, Death & Grief
According to the ICN, the unique function of the nurse is to assist the individual, sick or well, in the performance of those activities contributing to:
1. A.
  Financial stability
2. B.
  Health or its recovery (or to a peaceful death)
3. C.
  Social status
4. D.
  Physical strength only
Answer and explanation
Q57 · Nursing Foundations · History of Nursing & Nursing as a profession
Which of the following is a core value of nursing?
1. A.
  Competition
2. B.
  Compassion
3. C.
  Isolation
4. D.
  Rigidness
Answer and explanation
Q58 · Nursing Foundations · History of Nursing & Nursing as a profession
Who is known as the "Lady with the Lamp" and the founder of modern nursing?
1. A.
  Clara Barton
2. B.
  Florence Nightingale
3. C.
  Dorothea Dix
4. D.
  Virginia Henderson
Answer and explanation
Q59 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Normal Labor
In the first stage of labor, the latent phase of labor is best described by?
1. A.
  While cervical dilation is 10 cm
2. B.
  While cervical dilation is 1-3 cm
3. C.
  While cervical dilation is 5-8 cm
4. D.
  No cervical dilation
Answer and explanation
Q60 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
The nurse is preparing to administer oxygen to a client with a diagnosis of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and is at risk for carbon dioxide narcosis. The nurse should administer oxygen by?
1. A.
  Venturi mask
2. B.
  Nasal cannula
3. C.
  NRBM mask
4. D.
  Face mask
Answer and explanation
Q61 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Cardiovascular, Circulatory, and Hematologic Function
The nurse is caring for a client who is taking digoxin and is complaining of nausea. The nurse gathers additional assessment data and checks the most recent laboratory results. Which laboratory value requires the need for follow-up by the nurse?
1. A.
  Sodium 138 mEq/L
2. B.
  Potassium 3.3 mEq/L
3. C.
  Phosphorus 3.1 mg/dl
4. D.
  Magnesium 1.8 mg/dl
Answer and explanation
Q62 · Mental Health Nursing · Treatment modalities and therapies used in mental disorders
Which of the following equipment should be kept ready to use before ECT?
1. A.
  ICP monitoring Device
2. B.
  Otoscopy
3. C.
  Fundoscopy
4. D.
  Suction apparatus
Answer and explanation
Q63 · Nursing Foundations · Miscellaneous
During a dressing change, inspection of the wound reveals what appears to be reddish pink tissue in the wound. The nurse interprets this as-
1. A.
  Exudate
2. B.
  Granulation tissue
3. C.
  Eschar
4. D.
  A sign of infection
Answer and explanation
Q64 · Applied Anatomy · Respiratory System
Pulse oximeters which are used to monitor peripheral SpO2 work on which principle?
1. A.
  Beer Lambert
2. B.
  Amperometry
3. C.
  Reflectance
4. D.
  None of the above
Answer and explanation
Q65 · Applied Physiology · Blood
Which blood cells increase during an infection?
1. A.
  RBC
2. B.
  WBC
3. C.
  Platelets
4. D.
  All
Answer and explanation
Q66 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Fetal Skull and Maternal Pelvis
Incidence of gynecoid pelvis in females is about?
1. A.
  90%
2. B.
  100%
3. C.
  70%
4. D.
  50%
Answer and explanation
Q67 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
While 2 rescuers providing CPR, after providing 2 minutes CPR, rescuers should change their position every?
1. A.
  5 cycles
2. B.
  10 cycles
3. C.
  15 cycles
4. D.
  20 cycles
Answer and explanation
Q68 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Digestive and Gastrointestinal Function
Focused abdominal sonography for trauma (FAST) uses which of the following to view inside a person's abdominal cavity to screen for injuries?
1. A.
  X-rays
2. B.
  Ultrasound
3. C.
  Microwaves
4. D.
  Mechanical vibrations
Answer and explanation
Q69 · Pharmacology · Drugs Acting on Kidney
Diuretics should be given usually at which time?
1. A.
  Morning
2. B.
  Noon
3. C.
  Evening
4. D.
  Night
Answer and explanation
Q70 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Integumentary Function
In which phase of wound healing does granulation tissue appear?
1. A.
  Inflammatory phase
2. B.
  Hemostasis phase
3. C.
  Maturation phase
4. D.
  Proliferative phase
Answer and explanation
Q71 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Prenatal Genetic Counseling, Screening and Diagnosis
Alpha-fetoprotein test is done in pregnancy to detect?
1. A.
  Nutritional disorders
2. B.
  Genetic disorders
3. C.
  Fetal well-being
4. D.
  EDD
Answer and explanation
Q72 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy
Uterus forward due to decreased muscle tone and pendulous abdomen known as?
1. A.
  Anteverted
2. B.
  Retroverted
3. C.
  Extroverted
4. D.
  Introverted
Answer and explanation
Q73 · Nursing Education · Implementation
Which teaching method is best for demonstrating a nursing procedure?
1. A.
  Lecture
2. B.
  Demonstration
3. C.
  Seminar
4. D.
  Panel discussion
Answer and explanation
Q74 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Miscellaneous
Which of the following vaccine is given at birth?
1. A.
  Hepatitis B
2. B.
  PCV
3. C.
  MMR
4. D.
  Rota Virus
Answer and explanation
Q75 · General Knowledge · Miscellaneous
Lufthansa airlines belongs to which country?
1. A.
  India
2. B.
  Russia
3. C.
  France
4. D.
  Germany
Answer and explanation
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Q76 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Immunization and Immunodeficiency
Dose of BCG vaccine is?
1. A.
  0.5 ml
2. B.
  0.2 ml
3. C.
  0.1 ml
4. D.
  1.0 ml
Answer and explanation
Q77 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
The nurse is called to a client's room to assist the client who has a chest tube. The client states that it felt like the tube pulled out. The nurse assesses the client and finds that the tube has dislodged and is lying on the floor. What action should the nurse take first?
1. A.
  Obtain a pair of sterile gloves
2. B.
  Immediately Contact the health care provider
3. C.
  Cover the insertion site with a sterile dressing
4. D.
  Submerge the dislodged tube into sterile water
Answer and explanation
Q78 · Nursing Foundations · History of Nursing & Nursing as a profession
The scope of nursing practice is primarily determined by:
1. A.
  The patient's family
2. B.
  State Nursing Council/National Regulations
3. C.
  The hospital's finance department
4. D.
  The local community
Answer and explanation
Q79 · Nursing Foundations · Communication & Nurse-Patient Relationship
Which characteristic is essential for a professional nurse?
1. A.
  Technical skill only
2. B.
  Accountability and Responsibility
3. C.
  Minimal communication
4. D.
  Dependency on others for decisions
Answer and explanation
Q80 · Nursing Foundations · History of Nursing & Nursing as a profession
Which nursing philosophy emphasizes the "Science of Unitary Human Beings"?
1. A.
  Jean Watson
2. B.
  Martha Rogers
3. C.
  Imogene King
4. D.
  Sister Callista Roy
Answer and explanation
Q81 · Nursing Foundations · Miscellaneous
Which role involves a nurse protected the legal and ethical rights of the patient?
1. A.
  Manager
2. B.
  Teacher
3. C.
  Client Advocate
4. D.
  Researcher
Answer and explanation
Q82 · Nursing Education · Implementation
What is the focus of "Problem-Based Learning" (PBL)?
1. A.
  Rote memorization
2. B.
  Critical thinking and clinical reasoning
3. C.
  Listening to long lectures
4. D.
  Copying notes
Answer and explanation
Q83 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
Selective digestive decontamination is used to prevent?
1. A.
  Vomiting
2. B.
  Diarrhoea
3. C.
  Abdominal distension
4. D.
  Infection
Answer and explanation
Q84 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
Identify the abnormality in ECG paper in the given image?
1. A.
  Atrial fibrillation
2. B.
  Ventricular fibrillation
3. C.
  Ventricular tachycardia
4. D.
  Atrial Tachycardia
Answer and explanation
Q85 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Antepartum Hemorrhage
Premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall before delivery is?
1. A.
  Abruptio placenta
2. B.
  Placenta previa
3. C.
  Fetal distress
4. D.
  Cord prolapsed
Answer and explanation
Q86 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Disorders of Kidney and Urinary Tract
An infant is admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) with exstrophy of the bladder. What covering should the nurse use to protect the exposed area?
1. A.
  Loose diaper
2. B.
  Dry gauze dressing
3. C.
  Moist sterile dressing
4. D.
  Petroleum jelly gauze pad
Answer and explanation
Q87 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Normal Puerperium
Hind milk of mother's breast is rich in?
1. A.
  High Fat along with vitamin A and E
2. B.
  Vitamins and minerals
3. C.
  Protein
4. D.
  Lactose
Answer and explanation
Q88 · General Knowledge · Health sector Current Affairs
Which Indian state topped the NITI Aayog Health Index 2022?
1. A.
  Kerala
2. B.
  Tamil Nadu
3. C.
  Maharashtra
4. D.
  Gujarat
Answer and explanation
Q89 · Nursing Education · Assessment and Evaluation Methodologies
What does 'OSCE' stand for?
1. A.
  Open System Clinical Exam
2. B.
  Objective Structured Clinical Examination
3. C.
  Official Student Clinical Evaluation
4. D.
  Organized Standard Clinical Entry
Answer and explanation
Q90 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Other Acute Problems
What is the immediate management of a dog bite?
1. A.
  Suturing of wound
2. B.
  Antiseptic on wound
3. C.
  Hospitalization
4. D.
  Washing the wound with soap and water
Answer and explanation
Q91 · Nursing Foundations · Administration of medications
If 2000 ml of normal saline is to be infused in 24 hours, then how many drops need to be infused per minute? The drop factor is 15 macro drops/ml?
1. A.
  26 drop/min
2. B.
  27 drop/min
3. C.
  21 drop/min
4. D.
  31 drop/min
Answer and explanation
Q92 · Applied Psychology · Personality
As per the psychosocial development theory of Erikson, identity and role confusion are associated with?
1. A.
  Infancy
2. B.
  Toddler
3. C.
  Preschooler
4. D.
  Adolescents
Answer and explanation
Q93 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
Which is a shockable rhythm?
1. A.
  Asystole
2. B.
  Pulseless Electrical activity
3. C.
  Ventricular fibrillation
4. D.
  None of the above
Answer and explanation
Q94 · Pharmacology · Drugs Acting on Kidney
Which diet should be offered to a patient who is on furosemide diuretic therapy?
1. A.
  High sodium and potassium diet
2. B.
  Low sodium and potassium diet
3. C.
  Low potassium and high calcium diet
4. D.
  High potassium and high calcium diet
Answer and explanation
Q95 · Nursing Research & Statistics · Application of Statistics in Health and Uses of Computer in Statistics
What is the infant mortality rate (IMR) according to National Family Health Survey-5 (NFHS-5)?
1. A.
  25
2. B.
  32
3. C.
  21
4. D.
  35
Answer and explanation
Q96 · Pharmacology · Drugs acting on Autonomic Nervoys system
Drug used to prevent aspiration and decrease the secretions is?
1. A.
  Adrenaline
2. B.
  Noradrenaline
3. C.
  Dopamine
4. D.
  Atropine
Answer and explanation
Q97 · Nursing Foundations · History of Nursing & Nursing as a profession
Nursing is defined as both an:
1. A.
  Art and Science
2. B.
  Occupation and Hobby
3. C.
  Administrative and Clerical task
4. D.
  Optional and Required service
Answer and explanation
Q98 · Nursing Foundations · Health care delivery system
Which category of nursing personnel is responsible for bedside care in a ward?
1. A.
  Nursing Superintendent
2. B.
  Staff Nurse (Nursing Officer)
3. C.
  Nursing Tutor
4. D.
  Dietician
Answer and explanation
Q99 · Community Health Nursing · Health Agencies
SDGs global target to reduce MMR up to 2030 is?
1. A.
  70
2. B.
  65
3. C.
  90
4. D.
  32
Answer and explanation
Q100 · Nursing Foundations · Miscellaneous
A nurse just enters a client's room and finds a client lying on the floor. Which action should the nurse perform first?
1. A.
  Ask the client what happened
2. B.
  Call for help
3. C.
  Check responsiveness of the client
4. D.
  Assist the client back to bed
Answer and explanation

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