HOMEOPATHY- PAGE 5
HOMEOPATHY- PAGE 5 MCQs
1. The quantity of blood pumped by each ventricle into the aorta per minute is called : (A) Stroke volume (B) Cardiac output (C) Tidal volume (D) Blood volume
Ans: B
2. Majority of water reabsorption takes place in which segment of a nephron? (A) Proximal tubule (B) Loop of Henle (C) Distal tubule (D) Collecting tubule
Ans: A
3. Which among the following artery is not involved in the formation of Circle of Willis? (A) Anterior cerebral artery (B) Posterior communicating artery (C) Anterior communicating artery (D) Posterior cerebellar artery
Ans: D
4. Acetabulam is present in which bone? (A) Scapula (B) Sacrum (C) Tibia (D) Hip bone
Ans: D
5. Folds present in the mucosa of empty stomach is called : (A) Papillae (B) Rugae (C) Villi (D) Flagella
Ans: B
6. Ziehl-Neelsen method of staining is used for the detection of which micro organism? (A) Clostridia (B) Coryne bacteria (C) Mycobacteria (D) None of these
Ans: C
7. Causative organism of Weil's disease is : (A) Treponema (B) Borrelia (C) Leptospira (D) Varicella
Ans: C
8. The mental mechanism in which the person is justifying his ideas or behaviour is : (A) Projection (B) Compensation (C) Identification (D) Rationalisation
Ans: D
9. The inborn all-round mental efficiency is called : (A) Intelligence (B) Personality (C) Aptitude (D) Learning
Ans: A
10. The process by which the individual learns to confirm to the norms of group is : (A) Social stratification (B) Socialisation (C) Social control (D) Social change
Ans: B
11. Marriage practice within the group is called : (A) Exogamy (B) Polygamy (C) Endogamy (D) Monogamy
Ans: C
12. Which among the following is an organised clinical instruction in the presence of a patient? (A) Role play (B) Nursing care study (C) Bedside clinic (D) None of these
Ans: C
13. Selecting a portion of the population to represent the entire population in research activity is called : (A) Sampling (B) Variable (C) Probability (D) Statistics
Ans: A
14. A failure in professional duty, skill or practice that leads to injury or harm to the client is : (A) Crime (B) Torture (C) Malpractice (D) Assault
Ans: C
15. –––––––––– is the broad statement of the purposes, duties and responsibilities of a particular job. (A) Job description (B) Job analysis (C) Job specification (D) Job statement
Ans: A
16. A cut Caused by Sharp Uneven instrument is : (A) Punctured wound (B) Incised Wound (C) Lacerated Wound (D) Perforating Wound
Ans: C
17. The angle of insertion for intradermal injection is : (A) 19 (B) 25 (C) 45 (D) 15
Ans: D
18. An example of topical administration of medication : (A) Instilling ear drops (B) Giving intramuscular injection (C) Giving through mouth (D) Giving nebulization
Ans: A
19. Syru; Ampicillin 100 mg is ordered for a child, it is supplied in syrup form containing 250 mg in 5 ml. What is the dosage? (A) 1 ml (B) 5 ml (C) 5 mld (D) 2 ml
Ans: D
20. Which Part of the nursing process includes the statements of the clients actual or potential Problem? (A) Assessment (B) Implementation (C) Nursing diagnosis (D) Planning
Ans: C
21. For a healthy adult which vital sing indicates an abnormal finding : (A) Blood pressure 120/80 mg.Hg (B) Pulse –60 bpm. (C) Respiration –14/minute (D) Temperature –38C
Ans: D
22. Inflammation of the stomach is called : (A) Stomatitis (B) Gastritis (C) Cheilosis (D) Enteritis
Ans: B
23. This type of enema is given to destroy and expel the worms from the intestine : (A) Stimulant Enema (B) Emollient Enema (C) Anthelmintic Enema (D) Oil Enema
Ans: C
24. Florence Nightingale was born on : (A) May 12 – 1920 (B) May 12 – 1820 (C) May 12 – 1810 (D) May 12 – 1830
Ans: B
25. A Cardiac patient suffer from dyspnoea, which bed is more comfortable for relieving dyspnoea : (A) Bed rest (B) Cardiac Bed (C) Stump Bed (D) Occupied Bed
Ans: B
26. For intramuscular injections, the angle of insertion is : (A) 90 degree (B) 45 degree (C) 30 degree (D) 80 degree
Ans: A
27. The act of striking the body surface to elicit sounds that can be heard or vibrations that can be felt is : (A) Inspection (B) Palpation (C) Percussion (D) Auscultation
Ans: C
28. The most reliable site for checking body temperature is : (A) Mouth (B) Axilla (C) Rectum (D) Groin
Ans: C
29. A clinical judgement about individual, family or community responses to actual or potential health problems or life processes is : (A) Nursing diagnosis (B) Assessment (C) Implementation (D) Evaluation
Ans: A
30. The process of sorting casualties according to priority of care and transport is : (A) Intensive care (B) Triage (C) First aid (D) Rehabilitation
Ans: B
31. The position in which patient lies on his back, head of the bed lowered and the foot raised in a straight incline is : (A) Fowler’s position (B) Sim’s position (C) Llithotomy (D) Trendelenburg
Ans: D
32. While applying suction to air passages, a suction attempt should not exceed more than : (A) 10 minutes (B) 10–15 seconds (C) 15–20 seconds (D) 5 minutes
Ans: B
33. Mr. Rajan, 50 years is ordered intravenous Dextrose Saline 2400 ml in 24 hours. Calculate the rate of flow : (A) 25 drops (B) 20 drops (C) 23 drops (D) 18 drops
Ans: A
34. The temperature of ear irrigation solution should be between : (A) 40–41C (B) 37–38C (C) 33–34C (D) 35–36C
Ans: B
35. First aid treatment for snake bite includes the following except : (A) Help the person to lay down with head and shoulder raised (B) Instruct not to move the bitten part (C) Immobilize the bitten limb (D) Slash the wound with a knife
Ans: D
36. A disease spreads very widely in a community or specific geographic area are called : (A) Endemic (B) Epidemic (C) Sporadic (D) Pandamic
Ans: B
37. BCG vaccine should be kept between temperature : (A) 0C to 2C (B) 8C to 10C (C) 2C to 8C (D) 10C to 12C
Ans: C
38. Prevention of food adulteration act came into force in : (A) 1996 January (B) 1955 June (C) 1997 December (D) 2000 January
Ans: B
39. Organic substance settle down during the process of seawage treatment as sediment called : (A) Sludge (B) Scum (C) Sullage (D) Sea wage
Ans: A
40. Backbone of maternal and community health services is : (A) Home visit (B) Under five clinic (C) Maternal clinics (D) Child health services
Ans: A
41. Calciferole deficiency results to: (A) Night blindness (B) Angular stomatitis (C) Rickets (D) Scurvy
Ans: C
42. World Health Day is celebrated on : (A) April 10 (B) April 9 (C) April 2 (D) April 7
Ans: D
43. Incubation period of Chicken pox is : (A) 10 to 21 days (B) 1 to 7 days (C) 8 to 14 days (D) 14 to 21 days
Ans: A
44. What is used to find out the amount of residual chlorine in water? (A) Ozonation (B) Ultra violet irradiation test (C) Horrock’s apparatus test (D) Orthotolidine test
Ans: D
45. National Health Policy has been formulated and accepted by Central Government in : (A) September 2000 (B) September 2007 (C) September 2002 (D) September 2010
Ans: C
46. Immunity level exhibited by a group of individual or a community towards a particular disease is called as : (A) Acquired immunity (B) Natural immunity (C) Herd immunity (D) Passive immunity
Ans: C
47. The first contact point of community with Medical Officer : (A) Home (B) Primary health centre (C) Community health centre (D) District hospital
Ans: B
48. An observation that written like a short story is : (A) Daily diary (B) Cumulative record (C) Family record (D) Anecdotal record
Ans: D
49. The effectiveness duration of Cu-380A from the day of insertion is –––––––––– years. (A) 5 years (B) 10 years (C) 7 years (D) 15 years
Ans: B
50. The intensity of light is measured in : (A) Lux (B) Poun (C) Lumen (D) Hertz
Ans: A
Ans: B
2. Majority of water reabsorption takes place in which segment of a nephron? (A) Proximal tubule (B) Loop of Henle (C) Distal tubule (D) Collecting tubule
Ans: A
3. Which among the following artery is not involved in the formation of Circle of Willis? (A) Anterior cerebral artery (B) Posterior communicating artery (C) Anterior communicating artery (D) Posterior cerebellar artery
Ans: D
4. Acetabulam is present in which bone? (A) Scapula (B) Sacrum (C) Tibia (D) Hip bone
Ans: D
5. Folds present in the mucosa of empty stomach is called : (A) Papillae (B) Rugae (C) Villi (D) Flagella
Ans: B
6. Ziehl-Neelsen method of staining is used for the detection of which micro organism? (A) Clostridia (B) Coryne bacteria (C) Mycobacteria (D) None of these
Ans: C
7. Causative organism of Weil's disease is : (A) Treponema (B) Borrelia (C) Leptospira (D) Varicella
Ans: C
8. The mental mechanism in which the person is justifying his ideas or behaviour is : (A) Projection (B) Compensation (C) Identification (D) Rationalisation
Ans: D
9. The inborn all-round mental efficiency is called : (A) Intelligence (B) Personality (C) Aptitude (D) Learning
Ans: A
10. The process by which the individual learns to confirm to the norms of group is : (A) Social stratification (B) Socialisation (C) Social control (D) Social change
Ans: B
11. Marriage practice within the group is called : (A) Exogamy (B) Polygamy (C) Endogamy (D) Monogamy
Ans: C
12. Which among the following is an organised clinical instruction in the presence of a patient? (A) Role play (B) Nursing care study (C) Bedside clinic (D) None of these
Ans: C
13. Selecting a portion of the population to represent the entire population in research activity is called : (A) Sampling (B) Variable (C) Probability (D) Statistics
Ans: A
14. A failure in professional duty, skill or practice that leads to injury or harm to the client is : (A) Crime (B) Torture (C) Malpractice (D) Assault
Ans: C
15. –––––––––– is the broad statement of the purposes, duties and responsibilities of a particular job. (A) Job description (B) Job analysis (C) Job specification (D) Job statement
Ans: A
16. A cut Caused by Sharp Uneven instrument is : (A) Punctured wound (B) Incised Wound (C) Lacerated Wound (D) Perforating Wound
Ans: C
17. The angle of insertion for intradermal injection is : (A) 19 (B) 25 (C) 45 (D) 15
Ans: D
18. An example of topical administration of medication : (A) Instilling ear drops (B) Giving intramuscular injection (C) Giving through mouth (D) Giving nebulization
Ans: A
19. Syru; Ampicillin 100 mg is ordered for a child, it is supplied in syrup form containing 250 mg in 5 ml. What is the dosage? (A) 1 ml (B) 5 ml (C) 5 mld (D) 2 ml
Ans: D
20. Which Part of the nursing process includes the statements of the clients actual or potential Problem? (A) Assessment (B) Implementation (C) Nursing diagnosis (D) Planning
Ans: C
21. For a healthy adult which vital sing indicates an abnormal finding : (A) Blood pressure 120/80 mg.Hg (B) Pulse –60 bpm. (C) Respiration –14/minute (D) Temperature –38C
Ans: D
22. Inflammation of the stomach is called : (A) Stomatitis (B) Gastritis (C) Cheilosis (D) Enteritis
Ans: B
23. This type of enema is given to destroy and expel the worms from the intestine : (A) Stimulant Enema (B) Emollient Enema (C) Anthelmintic Enema (D) Oil Enema
Ans: C
24. Florence Nightingale was born on : (A) May 12 – 1920 (B) May 12 – 1820 (C) May 12 – 1810 (D) May 12 – 1830
Ans: B
25. A Cardiac patient suffer from dyspnoea, which bed is more comfortable for relieving dyspnoea : (A) Bed rest (B) Cardiac Bed (C) Stump Bed (D) Occupied Bed
Ans: B
26. For intramuscular injections, the angle of insertion is : (A) 90 degree (B) 45 degree (C) 30 degree (D) 80 degree
Ans: A
27. The act of striking the body surface to elicit sounds that can be heard or vibrations that can be felt is : (A) Inspection (B) Palpation (C) Percussion (D) Auscultation
Ans: C
28. The most reliable site for checking body temperature is : (A) Mouth (B) Axilla (C) Rectum (D) Groin
Ans: C
29. A clinical judgement about individual, family or community responses to actual or potential health problems or life processes is : (A) Nursing diagnosis (B) Assessment (C) Implementation (D) Evaluation
Ans: A
30. The process of sorting casualties according to priority of care and transport is : (A) Intensive care (B) Triage (C) First aid (D) Rehabilitation
Ans: B
31. The position in which patient lies on his back, head of the bed lowered and the foot raised in a straight incline is : (A) Fowler’s position (B) Sim’s position (C) Llithotomy (D) Trendelenburg
Ans: D
32. While applying suction to air passages, a suction attempt should not exceed more than : (A) 10 minutes (B) 10–15 seconds (C) 15–20 seconds (D) 5 minutes
Ans: B
33. Mr. Rajan, 50 years is ordered intravenous Dextrose Saline 2400 ml in 24 hours. Calculate the rate of flow : (A) 25 drops (B) 20 drops (C) 23 drops (D) 18 drops
Ans: A
34. The temperature of ear irrigation solution should be between : (A) 40–41C (B) 37–38C (C) 33–34C (D) 35–36C
Ans: B
35. First aid treatment for snake bite includes the following except : (A) Help the person to lay down with head and shoulder raised (B) Instruct not to move the bitten part (C) Immobilize the bitten limb (D) Slash the wound with a knife
Ans: D
36. A disease spreads very widely in a community or specific geographic area are called : (A) Endemic (B) Epidemic (C) Sporadic (D) Pandamic
Ans: B
37. BCG vaccine should be kept between temperature : (A) 0C to 2C (B) 8C to 10C (C) 2C to 8C (D) 10C to 12C
Ans: C
38. Prevention of food adulteration act came into force in : (A) 1996 January (B) 1955 June (C) 1997 December (D) 2000 January
Ans: B
39. Organic substance settle down during the process of seawage treatment as sediment called : (A) Sludge (B) Scum (C) Sullage (D) Sea wage
Ans: A
40. Backbone of maternal and community health services is : (A) Home visit (B) Under five clinic (C) Maternal clinics (D) Child health services
Ans: A
41. Calciferole deficiency results to: (A) Night blindness (B) Angular stomatitis (C) Rickets (D) Scurvy
Ans: C
42. World Health Day is celebrated on : (A) April 10 (B) April 9 (C) April 2 (D) April 7
Ans: D
43. Incubation period of Chicken pox is : (A) 10 to 21 days (B) 1 to 7 days (C) 8 to 14 days (D) 14 to 21 days
Ans: A
44. What is used to find out the amount of residual chlorine in water? (A) Ozonation (B) Ultra violet irradiation test (C) Horrock’s apparatus test (D) Orthotolidine test
Ans: D
45. National Health Policy has been formulated and accepted by Central Government in : (A) September 2000 (B) September 2007 (C) September 2002 (D) September 2010
Ans: C
46. Immunity level exhibited by a group of individual or a community towards a particular disease is called as : (A) Acquired immunity (B) Natural immunity (C) Herd immunity (D) Passive immunity
Ans: C
47. The first contact point of community with Medical Officer : (A) Home (B) Primary health centre (C) Community health centre (D) District hospital
Ans: B
48. An observation that written like a short story is : (A) Daily diary (B) Cumulative record (C) Family record (D) Anecdotal record
Ans: D
49. The effectiveness duration of Cu-380A from the day of insertion is –––––––––– years. (A) 5 years (B) 10 years (C) 7 years (D) 15 years
Ans: B
50. The intensity of light is measured in : (A) Lux (B) Poun (C) Lumen (D) Hertz
Ans: A
51. One of the following is not a sign of placental separation : (A) Gush of blood (B) Lengthening of umbilical cord (C) Change in the shape of the uterus (D) Increase in uterine size ———————--
Ans: D
52. How many doses of vitamin A is given to children below 6 years as per National vitamin A prophylaxis programme : (A) 7 Doses (B) 8 Doses (C) 9 Doses (D) 12 Doses
Ans: C
53. Multipurpose health worker programme was started on the recommendation of –––––––––– committee: (A) Kartharsingh committee (B) Mukherji committee (C) Mudaliar committee (D) Bhore committee
Ans: A
54. Head quarters of UNICEF is at : (A) Geneva (B) New Delhi (C) Paris (D) New York
Ans: D
55. Population coverage of community health centre in hilly areas : (A) 1,00,000 (B) 80,000 (C) 1,20,000 (D) 30,000
Ans: B
56. A client’s electrolyte report shows that serum potassium level is 2.9 mEq/L. Which among the following is an ECG changes that can be expected? (A) Absent P waves (B) Elevated T waves (C) Prominent U waves (D) Elevated ST segment
Ans: C
57. Trousseaus sign of latent tetany is a clinical test for which electrolyte abnormality : (A) Hyperkalemia (B) Hypocalcemia (C) Hypercalcemia (D) Hyponatremia
Ans: B
58. What type of acid-base imbalance is most likely to experience in patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)? (A) Metabolic Alkalosis (B) Metabolic Acidosis (C) Respiratory Alkalosis (D) Respiratory Acidosis
Ans: D
59. What is the normal serum albumin value? (A) 3.4 to 5.4 g/dl (B) 6 to 8 g/dl (C) 2.5 to 6.2 mg/dl (D) 4.5 to 8 mg/dl
Ans: A
60. HbA1C is a test for : (A) Anaemia (B) Average Blood glucose level for past three months (C) Hepatitis B antigen (D) Hepatitis C antibody
Ans: B
61. Which among the following intravenous solution is a hypertonic solution? (A) 5% dextrose in water (B) Ringer lactate (C) 0.9% sodium chloride (D) 3% sodium chloride
Ans: D
62. Which maneuver is used to open airway during CPR, in patients with suspecting spinal cord injury? (A) Neck flexed position (B) Head tilt chin lift maneuver (C) Jaw thrust maneuver (D) Heimlich maneuver
Ans: C
63. Beck’s triad is a collection of three medical signs associated with cardiac tamponade. It include all except one of the following : (A) Decreased systolic BP (B) Distended jugular vein (C) Widened pulse pressure (D) Muffled heart sound
Ans: C
64. PUVA therapy is used for the treatment of : (A) Psoriasis (B) Furuncle (C) Squamous cell carcinoma of skin (D) Impetigo
Ans: A
65. In Lovett’s scale of muscle strength assessment, grade 3 (Fair) indicate: (A) Active movement against full resistance (B) Active movement on flat surface (C) Flicker or trace of contraction (D) Active movement against gravity
Ans: D
66. Which hormone deficiency causes anemia among patients with renal failure? (A) Erythropoetin (B) Aldosterone (C) Renin (D) ADH
Ans: A
67. Desmopressin acetate (DDAVP) is prescribed for the treatment of diabetes insipidus. Which among the following indicate client’s therapeutic response to treatment? (A) Decreased Blood pressure (B) Urine out put reduces (C) Normal blood glucose level (D) Decreased peripheral edema
Ans: B
68. What is the other name for whipple’s procedure? (A) Gastrojejunostomy (B) Gastroduodenostomy (C) Pancreatoduodenectomy (D) Cholangiopancreatography
Ans: C
69. Which among the following is the most reliable cardiac isoenzyme used to diagnosis of myocardial infarction? (A) AST (B) Troponin T and I (C) Myoglobin (D) CK-MM
Ans: B
70. In a patient on mechanical prosthetic mitral heart valve, the recommended INR for anticoagulation therapy with warfarin is : (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4
Ans: C
71. The most preferred site for intra muscular injection in children is : (A) Ventro Gluteal (B) Vastus Lateralis (C) Deltoid (D) Dorso Gluteal
Ans: B
72. Down syndrome is characterized by : (A) Trisomy 18 (B) Trisomy 13 (C) Trisomy 21 (D) Trisomy 81
Ans: C
73. The stage which is also known as “ugly duckling stage” is : (A) School age (B) Toddler (C) Infancy (D) Preschool age
Ans: A
74. Wasted appearance with “old man look” is typical in : (A) Kwashiorkar (B) Anaemia (C) Nephritis (D) Marasmus
Ans: D
75. A child is prescribed with oral paracetamol 550mg. The drug is available as a syrup containing 250 mg in 5 ml. calculate the required amount : (A) 13 ml (B) 11 ml (C) 10.5 ml (D) 9 ml
Ans: B
76. The voluntary blocking of distressing thoughts or feelings from one’s awareness is : (A) Repression (B) Regression (C) Suppression (D) Sublimation
Ans: C
77. National Mental Health Programme was launched by Government of India in : (A) 1981 (B) 1985 (C) 1990 (D) 1982
Ans: D
78. The inability to recognize or describe one’s emotion or mood is : (A) Alexithymia (B) Anhedonia (C) Apathy (D) Autism
Ans: A
79. Exaggerated concern over his bodily health is known as : (A) Obsession (B) Delusion (C) Hypo chondriasis (D) Conversion
Ans: C
80. Writing or Pictorial art, whose sole aim is to arouse the sexual passions of the reader or viewer is called : (A) Pornography (B) Incest (C) Seduction (D) Promiscuity
Ans: A
81. Milleu Therapy was developed by : (A) Sigmond Frued (B) Erickson (C) Jean Piaget (D) Maxwell Jones
Ans: D
82. An illusion of recognition in which a new situation is incorrectly regarded as a repetition of a previous memory is called : (A) Amnesia (B) Dejavu (C) Paramnesia (D) Dementia
Ans: B
83. Fear of stranger is : (A) Xenophobia (B) Zoophobia (C) Algophobia (D) Acrophobia
Ans: A
84. Normal serum lithium level is : (A) 0.8 to 1.2 mEq/l (B) 0.4 to 2.0 mEq/l (C) 0.2 to 2.0 mEq/l (D) 2.0 to 2.5 mEq/l
Ans: A
85. Using Nagele’s rule for a client whose last menstrual period began on January 7th the nurse determine that the client estimated date of child birth is : (A) October 7th (B) September 7th (C) September 14th (D) October 14th
Ans: D
86. While performing abdominal palpation which action would the nurse ask the client to perform to ensure optimal comfort and accuracy : (A) Breathe deeply for one minute (B) Empty her bladder (C) Drink a full glass of water (D) Lie on her left side
Ans: B
87. Violet blue discoloration of the vaginal membrane is called : (A) Probable sign (B) Hegar’s sign (C) Osiander’s sign (D) Jacquemier’s sign
Ans: D
88. The vitamin present in human colostrum that prevent haemolytic anaemia is : (A) Vitamin A (B) Vitamin C (C) Vitamin D (D) Vitamin E
Ans: D
89. Inflammation of the breast tissue is known as : (A) Mastitis (B) Engorgement (C) Breast abscess (D) Mastoditis
Ans: A
90. Placenta having two complete and separate lobes each with umbilical vessels called : (A) Circum vallate placenta (B) Succentariate lobe of placenta (C) Tripartite placenta (D) Bipartite placenta
Ans: D
91. Failure to achieve orgasm resulting from complete absence of sexual desire is known as : (A) Vaginismus (B) Impotence (C) Frigidity (D) Ejaculatory
Ans: C
92. In face presentation the denominator is : (A) Mentum (B) Occiput (C) Acromion process (D) No denominator
Ans: A
93. Suture present between two parietal bones : (A) Coronal suture (B) Lambdoid suture (C) Sagittal suture (D) Frontal suture
Ans: C
94. Number of arteries present in umbilical cord : (A) One (B) Two (C) Four (D) Three
Ans: B
95. Primary PPH starts within : (A) First 24 hours (B) First 12 hours (C) First 48 hours (D) First 10 hours
Ans: A
96. Assessment of Apgar score is done within : (A) 1 minute & 3 minute (B) 1 minute & 5 minute (C) 1 minute & 10 minute (D) 1 minute & 7 minute
Ans: B
Ans: D
52. How many doses of vitamin A is given to children below 6 years as per National vitamin A prophylaxis programme : (A) 7 Doses (B) 8 Doses (C) 9 Doses (D) 12 Doses
Ans: C
53. Multipurpose health worker programme was started on the recommendation of –––––––––– committee: (A) Kartharsingh committee (B) Mukherji committee (C) Mudaliar committee (D) Bhore committee
Ans: A
54. Head quarters of UNICEF is at : (A) Geneva (B) New Delhi (C) Paris (D) New York
Ans: D
55. Population coverage of community health centre in hilly areas : (A) 1,00,000 (B) 80,000 (C) 1,20,000 (D) 30,000
Ans: B
56. A client’s electrolyte report shows that serum potassium level is 2.9 mEq/L. Which among the following is an ECG changes that can be expected? (A) Absent P waves (B) Elevated T waves (C) Prominent U waves (D) Elevated ST segment
Ans: C
57. Trousseaus sign of latent tetany is a clinical test for which electrolyte abnormality : (A) Hyperkalemia (B) Hypocalcemia (C) Hypercalcemia (D) Hyponatremia
Ans: B
58. What type of acid-base imbalance is most likely to experience in patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)? (A) Metabolic Alkalosis (B) Metabolic Acidosis (C) Respiratory Alkalosis (D) Respiratory Acidosis
Ans: D
59. What is the normal serum albumin value? (A) 3.4 to 5.4 g/dl (B) 6 to 8 g/dl (C) 2.5 to 6.2 mg/dl (D) 4.5 to 8 mg/dl
Ans: A
60. HbA1C is a test for : (A) Anaemia (B) Average Blood glucose level for past three months (C) Hepatitis B antigen (D) Hepatitis C antibody
Ans: B
61. Which among the following intravenous solution is a hypertonic solution? (A) 5% dextrose in water (B) Ringer lactate (C) 0.9% sodium chloride (D) 3% sodium chloride
Ans: D
62. Which maneuver is used to open airway during CPR, in patients with suspecting spinal cord injury? (A) Neck flexed position (B) Head tilt chin lift maneuver (C) Jaw thrust maneuver (D) Heimlich maneuver
Ans: C
63. Beck’s triad is a collection of three medical signs associated with cardiac tamponade. It include all except one of the following : (A) Decreased systolic BP (B) Distended jugular vein (C) Widened pulse pressure (D) Muffled heart sound
Ans: C
64. PUVA therapy is used for the treatment of : (A) Psoriasis (B) Furuncle (C) Squamous cell carcinoma of skin (D) Impetigo
Ans: A
65. In Lovett’s scale of muscle strength assessment, grade 3 (Fair) indicate: (A) Active movement against full resistance (B) Active movement on flat surface (C) Flicker or trace of contraction (D) Active movement against gravity
Ans: D
66. Which hormone deficiency causes anemia among patients with renal failure? (A) Erythropoetin (B) Aldosterone (C) Renin (D) ADH
Ans: A
67. Desmopressin acetate (DDAVP) is prescribed for the treatment of diabetes insipidus. Which among the following indicate client’s therapeutic response to treatment? (A) Decreased Blood pressure (B) Urine out put reduces (C) Normal blood glucose level (D) Decreased peripheral edema
Ans: B
68. What is the other name for whipple’s procedure? (A) Gastrojejunostomy (B) Gastroduodenostomy (C) Pancreatoduodenectomy (D) Cholangiopancreatography
Ans: C
69. Which among the following is the most reliable cardiac isoenzyme used to diagnosis of myocardial infarction? (A) AST (B) Troponin T and I (C) Myoglobin (D) CK-MM
Ans: B
70. In a patient on mechanical prosthetic mitral heart valve, the recommended INR for anticoagulation therapy with warfarin is : (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4
Ans: C
71. The most preferred site for intra muscular injection in children is : (A) Ventro Gluteal (B) Vastus Lateralis (C) Deltoid (D) Dorso Gluteal
Ans: B
72. Down syndrome is characterized by : (A) Trisomy 18 (B) Trisomy 13 (C) Trisomy 21 (D) Trisomy 81
Ans: C
73. The stage which is also known as “ugly duckling stage” is : (A) School age (B) Toddler (C) Infancy (D) Preschool age
Ans: A
74. Wasted appearance with “old man look” is typical in : (A) Kwashiorkar (B) Anaemia (C) Nephritis (D) Marasmus
Ans: D
75. A child is prescribed with oral paracetamol 550mg. The drug is available as a syrup containing 250 mg in 5 ml. calculate the required amount : (A) 13 ml (B) 11 ml (C) 10.5 ml (D) 9 ml
Ans: B
76. The voluntary blocking of distressing thoughts or feelings from one’s awareness is : (A) Repression (B) Regression (C) Suppression (D) Sublimation
Ans: C
77. National Mental Health Programme was launched by Government of India in : (A) 1981 (B) 1985 (C) 1990 (D) 1982
Ans: D
78. The inability to recognize or describe one’s emotion or mood is : (A) Alexithymia (B) Anhedonia (C) Apathy (D) Autism
Ans: A
79. Exaggerated concern over his bodily health is known as : (A) Obsession (B) Delusion (C) Hypo chondriasis (D) Conversion
Ans: C
80. Writing or Pictorial art, whose sole aim is to arouse the sexual passions of the reader or viewer is called : (A) Pornography (B) Incest (C) Seduction (D) Promiscuity
Ans: A
81. Milleu Therapy was developed by : (A) Sigmond Frued (B) Erickson (C) Jean Piaget (D) Maxwell Jones
Ans: D
82. An illusion of recognition in which a new situation is incorrectly regarded as a repetition of a previous memory is called : (A) Amnesia (B) Dejavu (C) Paramnesia (D) Dementia
Ans: B
83. Fear of stranger is : (A) Xenophobia (B) Zoophobia (C) Algophobia (D) Acrophobia
Ans: A
84. Normal serum lithium level is : (A) 0.8 to 1.2 mEq/l (B) 0.4 to 2.0 mEq/l (C) 0.2 to 2.0 mEq/l (D) 2.0 to 2.5 mEq/l
Ans: A
85. Using Nagele’s rule for a client whose last menstrual period began on January 7th the nurse determine that the client estimated date of child birth is : (A) October 7th (B) September 7th (C) September 14th (D) October 14th
Ans: D
86. While performing abdominal palpation which action would the nurse ask the client to perform to ensure optimal comfort and accuracy : (A) Breathe deeply for one minute (B) Empty her bladder (C) Drink a full glass of water (D) Lie on her left side
Ans: B
87. Violet blue discoloration of the vaginal membrane is called : (A) Probable sign (B) Hegar’s sign (C) Osiander’s sign (D) Jacquemier’s sign
Ans: D
88. The vitamin present in human colostrum that prevent haemolytic anaemia is : (A) Vitamin A (B) Vitamin C (C) Vitamin D (D) Vitamin E
Ans: D
89. Inflammation of the breast tissue is known as : (A) Mastitis (B) Engorgement (C) Breast abscess (D) Mastoditis
Ans: A
90. Placenta having two complete and separate lobes each with umbilical vessels called : (A) Circum vallate placenta (B) Succentariate lobe of placenta (C) Tripartite placenta (D) Bipartite placenta
Ans: D
91. Failure to achieve orgasm resulting from complete absence of sexual desire is known as : (A) Vaginismus (B) Impotence (C) Frigidity (D) Ejaculatory
Ans: C
92. In face presentation the denominator is : (A) Mentum (B) Occiput (C) Acromion process (D) No denominator
Ans: A
93. Suture present between two parietal bones : (A) Coronal suture (B) Lambdoid suture (C) Sagittal suture (D) Frontal suture
Ans: C
94. Number of arteries present in umbilical cord : (A) One (B) Two (C) Four (D) Three
Ans: B
95. Primary PPH starts within : (A) First 24 hours (B) First 12 hours (C) First 48 hours (D) First 10 hours
Ans: A
96. Assessment of Apgar score is done within : (A) 1 minute & 3 minute (B) 1 minute & 5 minute (C) 1 minute & 10 minute (D) 1 minute & 7 minute
Ans: B