RUHS Jaipur M.Sc Nursing Entrance 2022 question paper

RUHS M.Sc Nursing Entrance · 2022 · 120 questions · 120 minutes

Medical & Surgical Nursing 21
Obstetrics & Gynaecology 12
Nursing Foundations 10
Community Health Nursing 10
Mental Health Nursing 9
Applied Physiology 6
Applied Psychology 6
Applied Nutrition & Dietetics 5
Nursing Management & Leadership 5
Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) 5
Nursing Research & Statistics 5
Pharmacology 5
Applied Sociology 4
Biochemistry & Nutrition 4
Applied Anatomy 3
Applied Microbiology & Infection control 3
Forensic Nursing & Indian laws 2
General Knowledge 2
Nursing Education 2
Pathology & Genetics 1

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Q1 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Sensorineural Function
Which of the following factors provides a good medium for the growth of microorganisms in the external ear?
1. A.
  Warm dark environment
2. B.
  Direct exposure to external environment
3. C.
  Moist surface
4. D.
  Frequent cold attack
Answer and explanation
Q2 · Applied Physiology · General Physiology
An ageing theory explaining the faulty synthesis of DNA, RNA, or both
1. A.
  Error
2. B.
  Free radical
3. C.
  Cross-link
4. D.
  Programmed
Answer and explanation
Q3 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Cardiovascular, Circulatory, and Hematologic Function
A low central venous pressure indicates
1. A.
  Increased preload
2. B.
  Hypervolemia
3. C.
  Right ventricular failure
4. D.
  Hypovolemia
Answer and explanation
Q4 · Nursing Foundations · Patient Education
Ergonomics means
1. A.
  Fitting the job to the worker
2. B.
  Industrial health
3. C.
  Industrial legislation
4. D.
  Prevention of disease in work place
Answer and explanation
Q5 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Other Acute Problems
As an Emergency Department nurse, a patient admitted with bleach poisoning should be prevented from
1. A.
  Vomiting and aspiration
2. B.
  Gastric lavage
3. C.
  Dilution with water and milk
4. D.
  Sample collection
Answer and explanation
Q6 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Normal Labor
A midwife is monitoring a mother who was admitted to the delivery unit about 5 hours ago. She notes a cervical dilatation of 5 cm and contractions are occurring every 5 minutes lasting between 50 and 55 seconds. The mother is in what phase of labour?
1. A.
  Latent phase
2. B.
  Active phase
3. C.
  Transition phase
4. D.
  Second stage of labour
Answer and explanation
Q7 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Other Acute Problems
Which of the following interventions can be provided for a trauma patient based on a secondary survey
1. A.
  Insertion of airway
2. B.
  BVM ventilation
3. C.
  Provide warm blankets
4. D.
  Fluid resuscitation
Answer and explanation
Q8 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Balanced Diet
The daily requirement of iron is needed for postmenopausal women.
1. A.
  10 mgs
2. B.
  20 mgs
3. C.
  30 mgs
4. D.
  60 mgs
Answer and explanation
Q9 · Nursing Foundations · History of Nursing & Nursing as a profession
The founder of Modern Nursing is
1. A.
  Clara Barton
2. B.
  Florence Nightingale
3. C.
  Mary Mahoney
4. D.
  Dorthea Dix
Answer and explanation
Q10 · Community Health Nursing · Geriatric Health Care
Which type of elder abuse does "threatening behavior" belong to?
1. A.
  Psychological neglect
2. B.
  Psychological abuse
3. C.
  Physical neglect
4. D.
  Physical abuse
Answer and explanation
Q11 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Oncology: Nursing Management in Cancer Care
The nursing measure for an altered taste sensation in a cancer patient is
1. A.
  Avoid likes and dislikes choice for food
2. B.
  Additional seasoning agent
3. C.
  Experiment varied spices
4. D.
  Provide salty food
Answer and explanation
Q12 · Community Health Nursing · Assisting individuals and families to promote and maintain their health
The level of prevention that includes early diagnosis and prompt treatment is
1. A.
  Primary
2. B.
  Secondary
3. C.
  Health Promotion
4. D.
  Tertiary
Answer and explanation
Q13 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Cookery Rules and Preservation of Nutrients
In the year, the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act was passed.
1. A.
  1944
2. B.
  1954
3. C.
  1964
4. D.
  1974
Answer and explanation
Q14 · Mental Health Nursing · Sleep Disorders
The hallucination occurring in the semiconscious state before awakening is called as
1. A.
  Hypnopompic
2. B.
  Pseudohallucinations
3. C.
  Hypnogogic
4. D.
  Extracampine
Answer and explanation
Q15 · Applied Sociology · Social organization and disorganization
Social norms is a foundation of
1. A.
  Social Group
2. B.
  Cultural Norms
3. C.
  Social Structure
4. D.
  Social Importance
Answer and explanation
Q16 · Nursing Management & Leadership · Miscellaneous
The primary objective of ward management is to
1. A.
  Analyze the personal achievement of the team members
2. B.
  Improve quality patient care
3. C.
  Identify patient's needs and problems
4. D.
  Conduct rounds to diagnose the deficiencies
Answer and explanation
Q17 · Applied Physiology · General Physiology
The temperature regulating centre is
1. A.
  Hypothalamus
2. B.
  Midbrain
3. C.
  Medulla oblongata
4. D.
  Ponsveroli
Answer and explanation
Q18 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Poisonings, Injuries and Accidents
Child with multiple, non-accidental trauma gives away to suspect
1. A.
  Osteomyelitis
2. B.
  Septic arthritis
3. C.
  Osteogenesis Imperfecta
4. D.
  Perthes disease
Answer and explanation
Q19 · Applied Psychology · Soft Skills & its applications
Nurses can help patients in an unknown area of Johari Window by creating an environment that encourages
1. A.
  Self-discovery
2. B.
  Self-esteem
3. C.
  Self-concept
4. D.
  Self-confidence
Answer and explanation
Q20 · Mental Health Nursing · Schizophrenia
Hallucination influences the patient to take some specific action against others is known as
1. A.
  Auditory Hallucination
2. B.
  Visual Hallucination
3. C.
  Tactile Hallucination
4. D.
  Command Hallucination
Answer and explanation
Q21 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Balanced Diet
The extra calorie requirement for a mother when breast-feeding is
1. A.
  300 kcal
2. B.
  600 kcal
3. C.
  200 kcal
4. D.
  1000 kcal
Answer and explanation
Q22 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Fetal Skull and Maternal Pelvis
The alteration in the shape of fetal head while coming through the resistance birth passage during labour is termed as
1. A.
  Crowning
2. B.
  Caput succedaneum
3. C.
  Moulding
4. D.
  Presentation
Answer and explanation
Q23 · Forensic Nursing & Indian laws · Dummy
Defamation is an
1. A.
  Intentional tort
2. B.
  Issues in patient care
3. C.
  Assault
4. D.
  Invasion of personal privacy
Answer and explanation
Q24 · General Knowledge · Important Health Days & Themes
World Health Day is celebrated every year on
1. A.
  7th February
2. B.
  7th June
3. C.
  7th April
4. D.
  7th August
Answer and explanation
Q25 · Applied Anatomy · Digestive System
Which of the following tissues is the hardest part in the human body?
1. A.
  Dentin
2. B.
  Enamel
3. C.
  Pulp
4. D.
  Periodontium
Answer and explanation
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Q26 · Nursing Research & Statistics · Population, Sample & Sampling
Cluster sampling is otherwise known as
1. A.
  Quota Sampling
2. B.
  Network Sampling
3. C.
  Multistage Sampling
4. D.
  Systematic Sampling
Answer and explanation
Q27 · Nursing Foundations · Procedures
Which of the following actions is to be performed by the nurse after the restoration of spontaneous ventilation in basic life support?
1. A.
  Continue chest compression
2. B.
  Recovery position
3. C.
  Shift to Hospital
4. D.
  Intubation
Answer and explanation
Q28 · Applied Psychology · Developmental Psychology
The associative play is common in
1. A.
  Infancy
2. B.
  Toddler period
3. C.
  Preschool age
4. D.
  School age
Answer and explanation
Q29 · Community Health Nursing · National Health Programs
The main strategy of THE Revised National Tuberculosis Control Program is
1. A.
  Establishment of district TB centre
2. B.
  Involvement of NGOs
3. C.
  DOTS
4. D.
  Vaccine for newborn and infants
Answer and explanation
Q30 · Nursing Management & Leadership · Management Basics Applied to Nursing
Who was the first to introduce the concept of management by objectives?
1. A.
  Hernold Weihrichs
2. B.
  George Terry
3. C.
  Henry Foyal
4. D.
  Peter Drucker
Answer and explanation
Q31 · Mental Health Nursing · Personality and Sexual Disorders
Cluster "A" personality disorders are referred to as
1. A.
  Dramatic
2. B.
  Odd
3. C.
  Anxious
4. D.
  Normal
Answer and explanation
Q32 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Miscellaneous
Percussing the head by the nurse to hear crackpot sound is to detect the
1. A.
  Kernig sign
2. B.
  Brudzinski sign
3. C.
  Scarf sign
4. D.
  Macewen sign
Answer and explanation
Q33 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Operative Obstetrics
The Function of the Cephalic Curve in Obstetric Forceps
1. A.
  To support the perineum
2. B.
  To fit on the axis of the birth canal
3. C.
  To grasp the foetal head
4. D.
  To prevent lacerations on foetal head
Answer and explanation
Q34 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Sensorineural Function
The nurse checks the audiogram report of the patient with otitis media at 25 db. She explains the report to the patient as
1. A.
  Normal hearing
2. B.
  Slight hearing loss
3. C.
  Mild impairment
4. D.
  Moderate impairment
Answer and explanation
Q35 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Disorders of Cardiovascular System
The role of Prostaglandin E in the tetralogy of fallot to
1. A.
  Minimize the blood flow to pulmonary circulation
2. B.
  Dilate the ductus arteriosus
3. C.
  Constrict the ductus arteriosus
4. D.
  Maximize the blood flow to Aorta
Answer and explanation
Q36 · Pathology & Genetics · General Pathology
The ectopic rest of a normal tissue is called
1. A.
  Hamartoma
2. B.
  Choristoma
3. C.
  Teratoma
4. D.
  Sarcoma
Answer and explanation
Q37 · Applied Sociology · Social organization and disorganization
Social telesis is
1. A.
  Use of natural and social forces
2. B.
  Use of interpret social problems
3. C.
  Comprehensive approach
4. D.
  Interdisciplinary approach
Answer and explanation
Q38 · Applied Psychology · Cognitive Process
Which of the following is NOT a style or method of observation used in psychology?
1. A.
  Introspection
2. B.
  Formal
3. C.
  Informal
4. D.
  Participant
Answer and explanation
Q39 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Neurologic Function
BIOT's breathing, seen in the following condition is
1. A.
  Congenital heart diseases
2. B.
  Uremia
3. C.
  Head Injury
4. D.
  Meningitis
Answer and explanation
Q40 · Mental Health Nursing · Crisis Intervention
Which of the following types of crisis is seen in the developmental period of adolescence?
1. A.
  Maturational
2. B.
  Situational
3. C.
  Social
4. D.
  External
Answer and explanation
Q41 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Hospital-Acquired Infections
Hospital-acquired infection is also known as
1. A.
  Cross infection
2. B.
  Direct infection
3. C.
  Indirect infection
4. D.
  Nosocomial infection
Answer and explanation
Q42 · Nursing Foundations · Mobility & Immobility
In which of the following positions does the patient lie flat on the abdomen with the head turned to one side?
1. A.
  Supine
2. B.
  Prone
3. C.
  Fowler's
4. D.
  Sims
Answer and explanation
Q43 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Imaging in Obstetrics (USG, MRI, CT, Radiology), Amniocentesis and Guides to Clinical Tests
A pap smear is done to rule out
1. A.
  Cancer Lung
2. B.
  Cancer Breast
3. C.
  Cancer Cervix
4. D.
  Cancer Stomach
Answer and explanation
Q44 · Nursing Foundations · Health Assessment
The patient assessment includes the following types of approaches, EXCEPT:
1. A.
  Emergency
2. B.
  Focused
3. C.
  Comprehensive
4. D.
  Diagnosis
Answer and explanation
Q45 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Complications of the Third Stage of Labor
Which of the following is the most common cause of maternal mortality?
1. A.
  Hemorrhage
2. B.
  Anemia
3. C.
  Abortion
4. D.
  Sepsis
Answer and explanation
Q46 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
Which is a priority nursing intervention for a patient with the acute phase of rheumatic fever?
1. A.
  Performance of active range of motion exercises
2. B.
  Encourage more fluid intake
3. C.
  Follow the pain management
4. D.
  Administer antibiotics as per order
Answer and explanation
Q47 · Community Health Nursing · Health Agencies
Hind Kusht Nivaran Sangh is a programme related to the relief of
1. A.
  Diabetes
2. B.
  Tuberculosis
3. C.
  Cancer
4. D.
  Leprosy
Answer and explanation
Q48 · Applied Physiology · Blood
The average life span of platelets is
1. A.
  3-5 Days
2. B.
  7- 10 Days
3. C.
  15-16 Days
4. D.
  17-20 Days
Answer and explanation
Q49 · Pharmacology · Miscellaneous
Which of the following is an example of colloidal solution?
1. A.
  Albumin
2. B.
  Ringer lactate
3. C.
  0.9% Normal saline
4. D.
  5% Dextrose
Answer and explanation
Q50 · Nursing Research & Statistics · Research Approaches and Designs
"Lived experiences of nurses who are caring for patients with the diagnosis COVID-19" Which of the following types of qualitative research is mentioned in the above mentioned statement?
1. A.
  Phenomenological
2. B.
  Ethnographic
3. C.
  Case Study
4. D.
  Historical
Answer and explanation
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Q51 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Lipids
A surfactant is a combination of
1. A.
  Phospholipids, Proteins, Carbohydrates and Several ions
2. B.
  Lipids, Carbohydrates, Proteins and Vitamins
3. C.
  Proteins, Carbohydrates, Hormones and Fluid
4. D.
  Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins and Fluid
Answer and explanation
Q52 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Integumentary Function
The nurse assessed the patient with fourth-degree burns and identified that she or he was insensitive to pain and pressure. Which of the following reasons rationalises a lack of pain?
1. A.
  Nerve destruction
2. B.
  Hyperemia
3. C.
  Loss of epidermis
4. D.
  Blister formation
Answer and explanation
Q53 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Carbohydrates
The following are common disaccharides, EXCEPT:
1. A.
  Maltose
2. B.
  Sucrose
3. C.
  Glucose
4. D.
  Lactose
Answer and explanation
Q54 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
Ice collar was the recommended post-operative nursing intervention in case of
1. A.
  Tracheostomy
2. B.
  Thyroidectomy
3. C.
  Parathyroidectomy
4. D.
  Tonsillectomy
Answer and explanation
Q55 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
Which of the following areas is the most common area for pressure ulcers?
1. A.
  Sacrum
2. B.
  Nose
3. C.
  Hand
4. D.
  Humerus
Answer and explanation
Q56 · Pharmacology · General Pharmacology
The mode of administration of surfactant is
1. A.
  Subcutaneous
2. B.
  Intravenous
3. C.
  Intrathecal
4. D.
  Endotracheal
Answer and explanation
Q57 · Nursing Management & Leadership · Organisational Behaviour & Human Relations
The following does NOT belong to the elements of team work.
1. A.
  Interdependence
2. B.
  Empowerment
3. C.
  Mutual accountability
4. D.
  Peer pressure
Answer and explanation
Q58 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Childhood Malignancies
A "DO NOT PALPATE ABDOMEN" board is hanged for the child diagnosed with
1. A.
  Intussusception
2. B.
  Megacolon
3. C.
  Wilms tumor
4. D.
  Umbilical hernia
Answer and explanation
Q59 · Applied Physiology · General Physiology
Edema is the result of fluid collection in
1. A.
  Intracellular space
2. B.
  Lymphatic area
3. C.
  Interstitial space
4. D.
  Intra vascular space
Answer and explanation
Q60 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · General Characteristics of Microbes
The following gram-staining, gram-positive organisms take up ---colour
1. A.
  Pink
2. B.
  Purple
3. C.
  Yellow
4. D.
  Green
Answer and explanation
Q61 · Applied Microbiology & Infection control · Isolation Precautions and Use of Personal Protective Equipment
Universal safety precautions are a set of guidelines designed to protect the
1. A.
  Patients
2. B.
  Patient's Relatives
3. C.
  Patient's Samples
4. D.
  Health Care Worker
Answer and explanation
Q62 · Pharmacology · Miscellaneous
An antidote for the toxicity of magnesium sulphate is
1. A.
  Acetylcysteine
2. B.
  Protamine sulphate
3. C.
  Naloxone
4. D.
  Calcium gluconate
Answer and explanation
Q63 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Lipids
An example of essential fatty acids is
1. A.
  Palmitic acid & Oleic acid
2. B.
  Linoleic acid & Alpha linolenic acid
3. C.
  Butyric acid & Palmitic acid
4. D.
  Oleic acid & Palmitic acid
Answer and explanation
Q64 · Applied Psychology · Mental Health & mental hygiene
The "Directive counselling approach" is also known as
1. A.
  Eclectic counselling
2. B.
  Prescriptive counselling
3. C.
  Patient centered counselling
4. D.
  Permissive counselling
Answer and explanation
Q65 · Biochemistry & Nutrition · Carbohydrates
Which of the following classifications of carbohydrates produces glycosidic linkage?
1. A.
  Monosaccharides
2. B.
  Disaccharides
3. C.
  Polysaccharides
4. D.
  Oligosaccharides
Answer and explanation
Q66 · Nursing Research & Statistics · Tools and Methods of Data Collection
Which of the following is NOT a type of reliability?
1. A.
  Split-half
2. B.
  Content
3. C.
  Internal Consistency
4. D.
  Test-Retest
Answer and explanation
Q67 · Nursing Foundations · Administration of medications
The angle of insertion for intradermal injection is
1. A.
  45°
2. B.
  15°
3. C.
  90°
4. D.
  105°
Answer and explanation
Q68 · Applied Psychology · Cognitive Process
Paying attention to a particular stimulus is called
1. A.
  Mental state
2. B.
  Training
3. C.
  Habit
4. D.
  Physical state
Answer and explanation
Q69 · Applied Sociology · Social structure
The following are elements of society, EXCEPT:
1. A.
  Mutual interaction of the individual
2. B.
  A pattern of the system
3. C.
  Like mindedness
4. D.
  Composed of the people
Answer and explanation
Q70 · Community Health Nursing · Health Care Planning and Organization of Health Care at various levels
The committee which started the multipurpose health worker's training programme was
1. A.
  Chadah committee
2. B.
  Kartar Singh committee
3. C.
  Bhore committee
4. D.
  Mukerji committee
Answer and explanation
Q71 · Nursing Education · Implementation
The domains of the lecture method consist of
1. A.
  Content, High order and Introduction
2. B.
  Objectives, Activities and Nature of content
3. C.
  Content, High order and Activities
4. D.
  Nature of content, Objectives and Introduction
Answer and explanation
Q72 · Nursing Foundations · Communication & Nurse-Patient Relationship
Which of the following is a barrier to therapeutic communication?
1. A.
  Focusing
2. B.
  Giving advice
3. C.
  Restating
4. D.
  Listening
Answer and explanation
Q73 · Forensic Nursing & Indian laws · Indian Judicial System and Laws
The protection of children from sexual offences (POCSO) Act was passed to protect children against
1. A.
  Paraphilia
2. B.
  Zoophilia
3. C.
  Pedophilia
4. D.
  Voyeurism
Answer and explanation
Q74 · Community Health Nursing · Miscellaneous
A cold chain should be maintained to preserve
1. A.
  Vaccines
2. B.
  Ampoules
3. C.
  Costly injections
4. D.
  Blood products
Answer and explanation
Q75 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Neurologic Function
A patient develops a tonic-clonic seizure. Which of the following actions should be avoided by the nurse?
1. A.
  Perform suctioning
2. B.
  Establish IV access
3. C.
  Loosen tight clothing
4. D.
  Insert airway between clenched teeth
Answer and explanation
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Q76 · Mental Health Nursing · Eating Disorders
The person with anorexia nervosa uses inappropriate behavior such as fasting and excessive exercise are considered to be
1. A.
  Purging
2. B.
  Nonpurging
3. C.
  Binge
4. D.
  Bulimia
Answer and explanation
Q77 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Antepartum Hemorrhage
The type of vaginal bleeding seen in vesicular mole
1. A.
  White currant in red currant juice
2. B.
  White currant juice
3. C.
  Red currant juice
4. D.
  Red currant in white currant juice
Answer and explanation
Q78 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Hemorrhage in Early Pregnancy
The classic triad of ectopic pregnancy symptoms are as follows:
1. A.
  Amenorrhoea ,Abdominal pain & Vomiting
2. B.
  Amenorrhoea ,Abdominal pain & Abnormal vaginal bleeding
3. C.
  Amenorrhoea ,Abdominal pain & Headache
4. D.
  Amenorrhoea ,Abdominal pain ,Vomiting & Headache
Answer and explanation
Q79 · Mental Health Nursing · Miscellaneous
The term "flight of ideas" refers to
1. A.
  Use of rhyming words
2. B.
  Repetition of word heard
3. C.
  New words invented by patient
4. D.
  Pattern of rapid transition from topic to topic
Answer and explanation
Q80 · Pharmacology · General Pharmacology
Systemic absorption of mydriatics in elderly patients can be limited by
1. A.
  Fundus examination
2. B.
  Lesser concentration of medication
3. C.
  Proper administration
4. D.
  Punctal occlusion
Answer and explanation
Q81 · Nursing Research & Statistics · Research Approaches and Designs
Ex-post facto studies are also called
1. A.
  Longitudinal
2. B.
  Descriptive
3. C.
  Correlation
4. D.
  Exploratory
Answer and explanation
Q82 · Nursing Management & Leadership · Organisational Behaviour & Human Relations
In which type of leadership, does a leader develop a relationship with followers to exchange ideas?
1. A.
  Transactional
2. B.
  Transformational
3. C.
  Directive
4. D.
  Participative
Answer and explanation
Q83 · Nursing Research & Statistics · Population, Sample & Sampling
The power analysis is used to estimate
1. A.
  Level of Significance
2. B.
  Internal Validity
3. C.
  Reliability
4. D.
  Sample Size
Answer and explanation
Q84 · General Knowledge · Constitution basics
The principal unit of administration in India is the
1. A.
  District
2. B.
  State
3. C.
  Taluk
4. D.
  Panchayat Raj
Answer and explanation
Q85 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
A patient with a peptic ulcer should be advised to
1. A.
  Acid ash diet
2. B.
  Kempner rice diet
3. C.
  Bland diet
4. D.
  Low fat diet
Answer and explanation
Q86 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Pain Management
The nurse teaches the patient to use physiologic monitoring equipment and trains the patient to relax the muscles and increase the peripheral blood flow for symptomatic relief from headache. The therapy taught by the nurse is
1. A.
  Biofeedback
2. B.
  Relaxation
3. C.
  Acupuncture
4. D.
  Cognitive-behavioral
Answer and explanation
Q87 · Nursing Management & Leadership · Organisational Behaviour & Human Relations
At what stage of conflict management do both parties listen to each other and understand each other's views?
1. A.
  Assessment
2. B.
  Analysis
3. C.
  Acknowledgement
4. D.
  Attitude
Answer and explanation
Q88 · Nursing Foundations · Miscellaneous
The nurse protects the patient's human and legal rights. Here, the nurse possesses the role of
1. A.
  Advocate
2. B.
  Care Giver
3. C.
  Educator
4. D.
  Communicator
Answer and explanation
Q89 · Mental Health Nursing · Mood disorders
A dexamethasone suppression test is used to diagnose
1. A.
  Anxiety
2. B.
  Depression
3. C.
  Mania
4. D.
  Schizophrenia
Answer and explanation
Q90 · Nursing Foundations · Nursing Process
Positioning to minimise the effects of pressure ulcers is
1. A.
  Collaborative Intervention
2. B.
  Nurse Initiated Intervention
3. C.
  Physician Initiated Intervention
4. D.
  Physician And Nurse Intervention
Answer and explanation
Q91 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Menstruation
When is the best time for a premenopausal woman to perform a breast self-examination?
1. A.
  Seven days after menstruation
2. B.
  Seven days before menstruation
3. C.
  During menstruation
4. D.
  Five days before menstruation
Answer and explanation
Q92 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Hemorrhage in Early Pregnancy
The most common site for an ectopic pregnancy is
1. A.
  Ovary
2. B.
  Abdomen
3. C.
  Fallopian tube
4. D.
  Cervix
Answer and explanation
Q93 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Gas Exchange and Respiratory Function
The critical care nurse controls the mechanical ventilator's tidal volume, which ranges from
1. A.
  5-15ml/kg
2. B.
  15-25ml/kg
3. C.
  25-35ml/kg
4. D.
  35-45ml/kg
Answer and explanation
Q94 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Miscellaneous
When auscultating the chest, the continuous musical sound heard on expiration is called
1. A.
  Crackles
2. B.
  Wheeze
3. C.
  Crepitation
4. D.
  Rhonchi
Answer and explanation
Q95 · Community Health Nursing · Epidemiology – Epidemiological Approaches and Processes
The continuous scrutiny of the factors that determine the occurrence and distribution of disease is
1. A.
  Monitoring
2. B.
  Surveillance
3. C.
  Prevention
4. D.
  Evaluation
Answer and explanation
Q96 · Nursing Education · Introduction and Theoretical Foundations
The philosophy that depicts the teacher's role as a catalyst to guide the students in the clinical area is
1. A.
  Realism
2. B.
  Naturalism
3. C.
  Idealism
4. D.
  Pragmatism
Answer and explanation
Q97 · Applied Anatomy · Musculoskeletal System
How many vertebrae are in the thoracic region?
1. A.
  5
2. B.
  12
3. C.
  7
4. D.
  8
Answer and explanation
Q98 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Gas Exchange and Respiratory Function
Siderosis is an occupational disease that is caused by
1. A.
  Silica
2. B.
  Cotton dust
3. C.
  Asbestos
4. D.
  Iron
Answer and explanation
Q99 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Abnormal Uterine Action
Labor is said to be precipitated when it terminates in
1. A.
  Less than one hour of onset
2. B.
  Less than two hours of onset
3. C.
  Less than four hours of onset
4. D.
  Less than three hours of onset
Answer and explanation
Q100 · Applied Anatomy · Digestive System
Inflammation of the tongue is called
1. A.
  Stomatitis
2. B.
  Glossitis
3. C.
  Gingivitis
4. D.
  Cheilosis
Answer and explanation
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Q101 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Operative Obstetrics
The amount of pressure created at the beginning of the ventouse application
1. A.
  0.2 kg/cm²
2. B.
  0.4 kg/cm²
3. C.
  0.6 kg/cm²
4. D.
  0.8 kg/cm²
Answer and explanation
Q102 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Gas Exchange and Respiratory Function
The occupational lung disease caused by inhalation of coal
1. A.
  Pneumoconioses
2. B.
  Silicosis
3. C.
  Byssinosis
4. D.
  Siderosis
Answer and explanation
Q103 · Community Health Nursing · Family planning
The population covered by one sub-centre is
1. A.
  1000
2. B.
  2000
3. C.
  5000
4. D.
  7000
Answer and explanation
Q104 · Applied Psychology · Cognitive Process
A mental image denotes a general idea about things, persons, or events is called
1. A.
  Problem solving
2. B.
  Motor learning
3. C.
  Verbal learning
4. D.
  Concept learning
Answer and explanation
Q105 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Vitamins
Vitamin E is otherwise known as
1. A.
  Anti sterility vitamin
2. B.
  Primary Anti oxident vitamin
3. C.
  Anti aging vitamin
4. D.
  Water soluble vitamin
Answer and explanation
Q106 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Cardiovascular, Circulatory, and Hematologic Function
Chronic decompression sickness is referred to as
1. A.
  Caisson disease
2. B.
  Air embolism
3. C.
  Pneumothorax
4. D.
  Patau syndrome
Answer and explanation
Q107 · Pharmacology · General Pharmacology
Which of the following chemotherapy drug is administered via intravenous route?
1. A.
  Vincristine
2. B.
  Cyclophosphamide
3. C.
  Bleomycin
4. D.
  Radioisotope
Answer and explanation
Q108 · Community Health Nursing · Bio-Medical Waste Management
The volume reduction method of waste disposal is
1. A.
  Trench method
2. B.
  Ramp method
3. C.
  Area method
4. D.
  Incineration method
Answer and explanation
Q109 · Child Health Nursing (Pediatrics) · Newborn Infants
In physiological jaundice, serum bilirubin does not exceed
1. A.
  5mg
2. B.
  10mg
3. C.
  15mg
4. D.
  20mg
Answer and explanation
Q110 · Nursing Foundations · Health Assessment
The other name for diaphoresis is
1. A.
  Fainting
2. B.
  High fever
3. C.
  Profuse sweating
4. D.
  Diarhoea
Answer and explanation
Q111 · Mental Health Nursing · Mood disorders
Common signs of depression are all, EXCEPT:
1. A.
  Increased psychomotor activity
2. B.
  Apathy
3. C.
  Sadness
4. D.
  Hopelessness
Answer and explanation
Q112 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Sensorineural Function
The nurse identifies the detaching retina as manifested by the patient as
1. A.
  Peripheral loss of vision
2. B.
  Light flashes
3. C.
  Central loss of vision
4. D.
  Glare
Answer and explanation
Q113 · Applied Physiology · Blood
The principle of plasma protein responsible for exerting colloidal osmotic pressure is
1. A.
  Haemoglobin
2. B.
  C-reactive protein
3. C.
  Albumin
4. D.
  Hepatoglobin
Answer and explanation
Q114 · Applied Nutrition & Dietetics · Introduction to Nutrition
Which of the following components are considered micro nutrients?
1. A.
  Vitamins & minerals
2. B.
  Carbohydrates & fat
3. C.
  Protein & water
4. D.
  Carbohydrates & water
Answer and explanation
Q115 · Medical & Surgical Nursing · Cardiovascular, Circulatory, and Hematologic Function
The most reliable and standardised test to diagnose rheumatic fever is
1. A.
  Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
2. B.
  Electrocardiogram
3. C.
  C- Reactive protein
4. D.
  Antistreptolysin O
Answer and explanation
Q116 · Applied Physiology · Nervous System
Neurons carry messages through
1. A.
  Neurotransmitter
2. B.
  Synapses
3. C.
  Axon
4. D.
  Dendrite
Answer and explanation
Q117 · Obstetrics & Gynaecology · Complications of the Third Stage of Labor
Which nursing intervention would be appropriate initially, when a midwife assessing the uterine fundus of a mother in the immediate postpartum period notes that the uterus feels soft and boggy?
1. A.
  Push on the uterus to assist in expressing clots
2. B.
  Elevate the mother's legs
3. C.
  Massage the fundus until it is firm
4. D.
  Encourage the mother to void
Answer and explanation
Q118 · Mental Health Nursing · Nursing process in Psychiatry
The following are the characteristics of the nursing process, EXCEPT:
1. A.
  Systematic approach
2. B.
  Decision making
3. C.
  Planning the care
4. D.
  Maintaining the care
Answer and explanation
Q119 · Community Health Nursing · Assisting individuals and families to promote and maintain their health
Personal serving at the community level mainly focuses on
1. A.
  Preventive
2. B.
  Curative
3. C.
  Rehabilitative
4. D.
  Laboratory services
Answer and explanation
Q120 · Applied Sociology · Clinical sociology
Which one of the following methods is used to diagnose and solve social problems?
1. A.
  Case Study
2. B.
  Social Survey
3. C.
  Opinion Poll
4. D.
  Observation
Answer and explanation

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