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A solved question paper for nurses, covering various nursing practice areas. Questions address differentiating hysterical from epileptic fits, Alzheimer's features, operant conditioning, sterilization, infant vomiting complications, risks for neonates of diabetic mothers, and RNTCP case finding. Further topics include blindness causes in India, pregnancy contraindications, Copper-T side effects, suicide risk nursing priorities, burn patient fluid assessment, IV drip blood sources, GFR factors, Bell's palsy, fractures, esophageal conditions, pancreatitis, SLE, chest tube insertion, rheumatic heart disease, lumbar puncture contraindications, renal carcinoma, placental weight, polyhydramnios, postpartum hemorrhage, breech presentation, child development, APGAR scores, newborn care, vaccine administration, Kramers rule, sunset sign, GOBI F3, Mission Indradhanush, PEM, neural tube defects, meningismus, hydrocephalus, seizure care, Nelson syndrome, humerus fractures, pediatric CPR, nephrotic
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Differentiation of hysterical fit from epileptic fit: a) Occurs in sleep b) Injuries to person c) Incontinence d) Occurs when people are watching.
Which of the following is the feature of Alzheimer's disease? a) Early memory loss b) Recent memory loss c) Recent and past memory loss d) Global memory loss
Which of the following is an example of operant conditioning? a) Dog learns to salivate on hearing a bell b) Rat presses lever to get food delivered c) Crow pecks at key for food delivery d) All of the above
Which of the following therapies is based on ‘learning theory’? a) Behaviour therapy b) Psychoanalytic c) Milieu Therapy d) Cognitive therapy
Culture media is sterilized by which of the following method? a) Autoclaving b) Boiling c) Hot air oven d) Ionizing radiation
When an infant is vomiting uncontrollably, it is important for the nurse to assess which complications a) Acidosis b) Alkalosis c) Hypokalemia d) Hyperkalemia
Neonate of diabetic mother is at risk for all of the following except: a) Hypoglycemia b) Hypocalcemia c) Hyperglycemia d) Hyperbilirubinemia
Glucose is added to anti-diarrhoeal solution because: a) It tastes sweet b) It increases absorption of amino acids c) It increases absorption of sodium d) All of above
Case finding in RNTCP is based on : a) Sputum culture b) Sputum microscopy c) X-Ray chest d) Mantoux test/PCR
The most common cause of blindness in India is : a) Cataract b) Trachoma c) Refractive errors d) Vitamin deficiency
Which vaccine is contraindicated in pregnancy : a) Rubella b) Diphtheria c) Tetanus d) Hepatitis B
Which one of the following is the commonest side effects of copper-T : a) Pain b) Bleeding c) Perforation d) Ectopic pregnancy
A patient develops red eyes 2 days after an episode of malaria probable cause is: a) Conjunctivitis b) Anterior uveitis c) Viral keratitis d) Endophthalmitis
One tablet of chlorine is efficient to chlorinate how many litres of water? a) 10 Litres b) 20 Litres c) 30 Litres d) 40 Litres
While planning nursing process for a patient who is at risk for suicide, which of the following is the priority area for providing care : a) Sleep b) Nutrition c) Self-esteem d) Safety
Which of the following foods are recommended for mania patients: a) Finger foods b) Liquid foods c) semi-solid foods d) Favourite foods
The India Mental Health Act was passed during the year. a) 1987 b) 1947 c) 1992 d) 1942
Best test to access the fluid status in a burn patient is a) Electrolyte level b) Hematocrit c) Creatinine level d) Hemoglobin level
What is the source of bright red blood flowing back into the tubing of an intravenous drip? a) Capillary blood b) Arterial blood c) Venous blood d) Peripheral blood
GFR is increased by : a) Atrial Natriuretic Peptide b) Histamine c) Vasopressin d) Endotheium
Bell's palsy is due to the injuries of which cranial nerve : a) Trigeminal b) Trochlear c) Facial d) Hypoglossal
Fracture of distal radius is called: a) Hume fracture b) Galeazzi fracture c) Monteggia fracture d) Colle's fracture
In breech presentation denominator is : a) Sacrum b) Femur c) Shoulder d) Leg
Which of the following milestone is a red flag sign in child development if not attained? a) Walking at 12 months b) Talking single word at 12 months c) Social Smile at 3 months d) Vocalization at 2 months
Growth chart is also known as: a) New Ballard Scale b) Road to health chart c) Apgar Score d) GCS Score
What is nurse’s primary critical observation when performing an assessment for determining an Apgar score? a) Heart rate b) Respiratory rate c) Presence of meconium d) Evaluation of Moro reflex
An infant is born precipitously outside the labor room. What should the nurse do first? a) Tie and cut the umbilical cord b) Establish an airway for the newborn c) Ascertain the condition of the uterine fundus d) Arrange transport for the mother and infant to the birthing unit
Small for gestational age and large for gestational age infants have polycythemia because of: a) Hypocalcemia b) Hypoglycemia c) Hypoxia d) Hypothermia
Key features of kangaroo mother care are all of the following EXCEPT: a) Skin to skin contact between mother and baby b) Exclusive breastfeeding c) Initiated in a facility and continued at home d) Done only for babies with cyanosis
An 18 month old child was brought to the well-baby clinic for booster dose of DPT vaccine. Which among the following muscles is preferred by the nurse to administer vaccine? a) Dorsogluteal b) Ventrogluteal c) Deltoid d) Vastuslateralis
Which Vaccine is contraindicated in child with history of Convulsions? a) DPT b) Measles c) Typhoid d) BCG
Kramer’s rule is used for : a) Jaundice b) Necrotizing enterocolitis c) Burns d) Asphyxia
Sunset sign is seen in the following condition: a) Pyloric Stenosis b) Hydrocephalus c) Tetralogy of Fallot d) Seizures
Among the following all are the components of GOBI F3; EXCEPT: a) Female feticide b) Female education c) Immunization d) Food Supplements
Mission Indradhanush programme is related to: a) Breast Feeding b) Family spacing c) Immunization d) Nutritional Supplementation
According to GOMEZ classification, II-degree protein energy malnutrition refers to weight for age (%) of : a) <60% b) 60-75% c) 76-85% d) 86-90%
Which of the following helps in prevention of neural tube defect in fetus? a) Vitamin A b) Vitamin C c) Iron d) Folic Acid
Meningismus refers to: a) Meningeal irritation sign without meningitis b) Meningitis without meningeal irritation sign c) Headache leading to meningitis d) It occurs commonly in adults
Commonly used shunt in hydrocephalus management: a) Ventriculoatrial b) Ventriculoperitoneal c) Ventriculopericardial d) Ventriculopleural
Most priority nursing intervention while caring for a child who is suffering from tonic- clonic seizure? a) Start oxygen by mask b) Make child sit and provide water c) Protect child from self-injury d) Apply restraints
Nelson syndrome is seen after: a) Adrenalectomy b) Hypopituitarism c) Hyperpituitarism d) Deficiency of Growth hormone
Which of the tractions is used to treat fractures of the humerus? a) Bryant’s traction b) Overhead suspension traction c) Thomas splint traction d) 90-90 traction