STAFF NURSE EXAM 2016 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
- The
basic unit of structure in adult compact bones is the - (A) Osteoblast (B)
Osteon (C) Osteoclast (D) Osteocytes Correct Answer: (B) Osteon
- The
artery which supply blood to head and neck is - (A) Coronary artery (B)
Carotid artery (C) Mesenteric artery (D) Intracostal artery Correct
Answer: (B) Carotid artery
- The
parietal cells of gastric glands secrete - (A) HCl (B) Mucous (C) Pepsin
(D) Trypsin Correct Answer: (A) HCl
- The
pacemaker of the heart is - (A) S-A node (B) Bundle of His (C) Purkinge
fibres (D) A-V node Correct Answer: (A) S-A node
- Which
layer of the artery wall thickens most in atherosclerosis? (A) Tunica
Media (B) Tunica interna (C) Tunica adventitia (D) Tunica externa Correct
Answer: (B) Tunica interna
- The
most sensitive region of the retina is - (A) Blind spot (B) Lens (C)
Cornea (D) Fovea centralis Correct Answer: (D) Fovea centralis
- Equilibrium
is maintained by receptors in the - (A) Cochlea (B) Organ of corti (C)
Tympanic membrane (D) Utricle & Saccule Correct Answer: (D) Utricle
& Saccule
- Which
of the following thigh muscles causes movement at the hip joint? (A)
Rectus femoris (B) Biceps femoris (C) Vastus lateralis (D) Semi-tendinosus
Correct Answer: (B) Biceps femoris
- The
outer layer of blastocyst, which is attached to the uterine wall, is - (A)
Yolk sac (B) Inner cell mass (C) Trophoblast (D) Amnion Correct Answer:
(C) Trophoblast
- Respiratory
centre is situated in which part of the brain? (A) Medulla (B) Pons (C)
Cerebellum (D) Thalamus This question was deleted as per the answer key.
- Founder
of Modern Nursing is - (A) Hildegard Peplau (B) Florence Nightingale (C)
Annie W. Goodrich (D) Dr. Stephanie Correct Answer: (B) Florence
Nightingale
- Hospital
acquired infection is known as - (A) Droplet infection (B) Nosocomial
infection (C) Opportunistic infection (D) Contamination Correct Answer:
(B) Nosocomial infection
- Freedom
from infection is - (A) Asepsis (B) Sepsis (C) Antisepsis (D)
Bacteriostasis Correct Answer: (C) Antisepsis
- Other
name for gas sterilization is - (A) Disinfection (B) Autoclaving (C)
Fumigation (D) Hot air sterilization Correct Answer: (C) Fumigation
- The
purpose of bedmaking is - (A) To provide the clients with a safe and
comfortable bed (B) To give a ward a neat appearance (C) To prevent
bedsores (D) All the above Correct Answer: (D) All the above
- Closed
bed is an- (A) Empty bed (B) Used bed (C) Occupied bed (D) None of the
above Correct Answer: (B) Used bed
- Major
part of assessment is done by - (A) Observation (B) Interviewing (C)
Physical examination (D) Intuition Correct Answer: (C) Physical
examination
- The
end part of the Nursing process is called as - (A) Assessment (B)
Diagnosis (C) Planning (D) Evaluation Correct Answer: (D) Evaluation
- The
programme of supportive and palliative services for dying clients and
their family related to - (A) Hospice care (B) Hospital care (C) Care in
OPD (D) None Correct Answer: (A) Hospice care
- Free
style method of documentation is called - (A) APIE charting (B) Narrative
charting (C) Focus charting (D) SOAP charting Correct Answer: (B)
Narrative charting
- Organelle
responsible for protein synthesis is the - (A) Ribosome (B) Lysosome (C)
Centriole (D) Vesicle Correct Answer: (A) Ribosome
- The
function of 8th cranial nerve is related to - (A) Smell (B) Taste (C)
Touch (D) Balance Correct Answer: (D) Balance
- Smooth
muscle tissue is found in the - (A) Heart (B) Urinary bladder (C) Bicep
(D) Deltoid This question was deleted as per the answer key.
- The
six structures in the skull of an infant are called - (A) Condyles (B)
Fontanels (C) Facets (D) Trochanters Correct Answer: (B) Fontanels
- Where
would you find the muscle called the biceps? (A) Arm (B) Neck (C) Abdomen
(D) Back This question was deleted as per the answer key.
- Skull
consists of - (A) 14 bones (B) 22 bones (C) 12 bones (D) 20 bones Correct
Answer: (B) 22 bones
- The
uppermost two chambers of the human heart are - (A) Ventricles (B)
Pericardium (C) Atria (D) Myocardium Correct Answer: (C) Atria
- Which
one of the following is found both in the cells of a plant and an animal?
(A) Chloroplast (B) Centrioles (C) Cell wall (D) Cell membrane Correct
Answer: (D) Cell membrane
- The
largest part of brain is - (A) Thalamus (B) Cerebrum (C) Cerebellum (D)
Medulla oblongata Correct Answer: (B) Cerebrum
- Islets
of Langerhans is situated - (A) In liver (B) In pancreas (C) In spleen (D)
In gall bladder Correct Answer: (B) In pancreas
- Implementation
of the nursing process involves - (A) Collection of data (B) Giving actual
nursing care (C) Systematically developing goals (D) Measuring
effectiveness of nursing care Correct Answer: (B) Giving actual nursing
care
- Examination
with the help of stethoscope is called - (A) Percussion (B) Auscultation
(C) Palpation (D) Manipulation Correct Answer: (B) Auscultation
- Infection
of the body by pathogenic micro-organism is called - (A) Sepsis (B)
Bacteriostasis (C) Transmission (D) None of the above Correct Answer:
(A) Sepsis
- Ms
Florence Nightingale was born on - (A) May 12, 1620 (B) May 12, 1720 (C)
May 12, 1820 (D) May 12, 1920 Correct Answer: (C) May 12, 1820
- Pus
in the urine is called - (A) Anuria (B) Dysuria (C) Oligouria (D) Pyuria Correct
Answer: (D) Pyuria
- Drugs
that destroy and expel worms out of body are - (A) Anaesthetics (B)
Antitussives (C) Astringents (D) Vermifuges Correct Answer: (D)
Vermifuges
- Drugs
that produce vomiting is - (A) Antiemetics (B) Emetics (C) Narcotics (D)
Diuretics Correct Answer: (B) Emetics
- '1'
ounce is - (A) 280 grains (B) 380 grains (C) 480 grains (D) 580 grains Correct
Answer: (B) 380 grains
- '1'
inch is equal to - (A) 2.5 cm (B) 3.5 cm (C) 4.5 cm (D) 5.5 cm Correct
Answer: (A) 2.5 cm
- The
most preferred IM injection site for adult is - (A) Deltoid site (B)
Ventrogluteal (C) Vastus lateralis (D) Dorsolateral This question was
deleted as per the answer key.
- The
only micro-organism monitored in cases of contaminated water is - (A)
Vibrio cholera (B) Escherichia coli (C) Entamoeba Histolytica (D) Coliform
test Correct Answer: (D) Coliform test
- Administration
of readymade antibody creates - (A) Active acquired immunity (B) Passive
acquired immunity (C) Active natural immunity (D) Passive natural immunity
Correct Answer: (B) Passive acquired immunity
- HIV
contaminated waste products can be decontaminated by the following agents
except - (A) Sodium hydrochloride (B) Formaldehyde (C) Glutaraldehyde (D)
Methanol Correct Answer: (C) Glutaraldehyde
- BCG
vaccine is - (A) Live vaccine (B) Killed vaccine (C) Toxide (D) Bacterial
product Correct Answer: (A) Live vaccine
- Widal
test is performed to identify the - (A) AIDS (Acquired Immuno Deficiency
Syndrome) (B) Diarrhoea (C) Typhoid fever (D) Dysentery This question
was deleted as per the answer key.
- Asepsis
means - (A) Freedom from anxiety (B) Freedom from noise (C) Freedom from
pain (D) Freedom from infection Correct Answer: (D) Freedom from
infection
- Urine
sample for culture is collected from - (A) First urine (B) Last urine (C)
Midstream urine (D) First and last urine Correct Answer: (C) Midstream
urine
- The
following factors influence microbial growth except - (A) Temperature (B)
Moisture (C) Darkness (D) Disinfection Correct Answer: (D) Disinfection
- The
confirmatory test for AIDS is - (A) ELISA (B) Western blot test (C) CD,
count (D) VDRL Correct Answer: (B) Western blot test
- 'Klebs
Loeffler Bacillus' is the name of which of the following bacteria? (A)
Clostridium Tetani (B) Hemophilus Influenza (C) Corny bacterium
diphtheriae (D) Lactobacillus Correct Answer: (C) Corny bacterium
diphtheriae
- Client
with cushing syndrome will demonstrate the clinical indicator of - (A)
Menorrhagia (B) Buffalo hump (C) Dependent oedema (D) Migraine headache Correct
Answer: (B) Buffalo hump
- Fluid
loss secondary to burn can be best evaluated by - (A) BUN (B) pH (C)
Hematocrit (D) Sedimentation rate Correct Answer: (C) Hematocrit
- What
is the microvascular complication of uncontrolled diabetes ? (A) Delayed
gastric emptying (B) Numbness of feet (C) Glomerular injury (D) Retinal
bleeding Correct Answer: (D) Retinal bleeding
- How
should sodium bicarbonate be administered following a cardiac arrest? (A)
As a single I/V injection every 20 minutes (B) As a continuous drip (C)
Single I/V injection every 10 minutes (D) Single I/V injection every 5
minutes Correct Answer: (B) As a continuous drip
- Hypothyroidism
in adult produces a condition called - (A) Goiter (B) Cretinism (C)
Acromegaly (D) Myxedema Correct Answer: (D) Myxedema
- Which
of the following is associated with retinal detachment? (A) Increased IOP
(B) Sensation of the curtain drawn over the eye (C) Increased opacity of
the lens (D) Decreased vision Correct Answer: (B) Sensation of the
curtain drawn over the eye
- Presence
of blood in the anterior chamber of the eye is called - (A) Contusion (B)
Concussion (C) Black eye (D) Hyphema Correct Answer: (D) Hyphema
- Which
of the following is an earliest sign of laryngeal cancer? (A) Cough (B)
Persistent hoarseness (C) Dyspnoea (D) Foul breath odour Correct
Answer: (B) Persistent hoarseness
- Malarial
parasite is best obtained from which patient? (A) An hour after rise of
temperature (B) While temperature is rising sharply (C) After 24 hours
when temperature is normal (D) While temperature become normal Correct
Answer: (B) While temperature is rising sharply
- The
nurse understands a patient with dysphagia has difficulty in - (A)
Speaking (B) Swallowing (C) Writing (D) Understanding Correct Answer:
(B) Swallowing
- A
normal baby born to a mother having sugar disease is - (A) Small (B) Large
(C) Cyanosed (D) None of the above Correct Answer: (B) Large
- Which
of the following danger signs should be informed immediately during the
antepartum period? (A) Blurred vision (B) Nasal stuffiness (C) Breast
tenderness (D) Constipation Correct Answer: (A) Blurred vision
- What
is the WHO criterion for minimum sperm count in normal semen? (A) 10
million (B) 15 million (C) 20 million (D) 30 million Correct Answer:
(B) 15 million
- Strawberry
appearance of cervix is seen in - (A) Trichomonus (B) Moniliasis (C)
Gonococcus (D) Gardenella Correct Answer: (A) Trichomonus
- The
most common site of ectopic pregnancy is - (A) Ampulla (B) Isthmus (C)
Fimbrial end (D) Isthmus Correct Answer: (A) Ampulla
- The
most common complication of mumps in children is - (A) Peritoditis (B)
Aseptic meningitis (C) Orchiditis (D) Pancreatitis Correct Answer: (C)
Orchiditis
- Colour
of diphtheric membrane is - (A) Greyish white (B) Pink (C) Yellow (D)
Cream Correct Answer: (A) Greyish white
- Mantoux
is seen in all except - (A) Immunocompromised (B) Chickenpox (C)
Malnourished (D) Measles Correct Answer: (B) Chickenpox
- What
is incorrect about thumb sucking ? (A) It can lead to malocclusion (B) It
is a source of pleasure (C) It is a sign of insecurity (D) It must be
treated in a year Correct Answer: (C) It is a sign of insecurity
- A
child takes self-decisions at the age of - (A) 3 years (B) 5 years (C) 7
years (D) 9 years This question was deleted as per the answer key.
- Which
of the following is associated with right sided heart failure ? (A)
Pulmonary congestion (B) Dyspnoea (C) Crackles in the lungs (D) Dependent
edema Correct Answer: (D) Dependent edema
- The
nurse finds an injured person sitting in a chair in shock. What the nurse
should do? (A) Keep head elevated (B) Apply tourniquets to the extremities
(C) Surround body with warm blanket (D) Place person in supine position
and give fluid if possible Correct Answer: (C) Surround body with warm
blanket
- The
physiological response often associated with surgery related stress is -
(A) Bronchial construction (B) Decreased muscular movement (C) Peripheral
vasodilation (D) Sodium and water retention Correct Answer: (D) Sodium
and water retention
- Priority
nursing diagnosis for the patient under general anaesthesia during surgery
is - (A) Acute pain related to surgical procedure (B) Risk of infection
(C) Risk for impaired skin integrity (D) Disturbed body image due to
surgical scar Correct Answer: (C) Risk for impaired skin integrity
- The
symptoms of active TB is - (A) Weight loss (B) Night sweats (C) Loss of
appetite (D) All of the above Correct Answer: (D) All of the above
- Which
type of food should be avoided in a client with uric acid calculi? (A)
Oxalate rich food (B) Calcium rich food (C) Purine rich food (D) Iron rich
food Correct Answer: (C) Purine rich food
- Circle
of Willis is associated with which organ? (A) Spinal cord (B) Liver (C)
Brain (D) Kidney Correct Answer: (C) Brain
- Which
of the following is considered as the antidote for heparin? (A) Atropine
(B) Vitamin K (C) Protamine Sulphate (D) Avil Correct Answer: (C)
Protamine Sulphate
- To
assess the effectiveness of vasodilator administered to client what the
nurse should assess? (A) By breath sound (B) By cardiac output (C) By
blood pressure (D) By urine output Correct Answer: (C) By blood
pressure
- A
patient with upper GI bleed develops a mild anaemia. The nurse may expect
the physician to order during round - (A) Epogen (B) Iron salts (C)
Dextron (D) Vitamin B 12 Correct Answer: (B) Iron salts
- Intrauterine
Death rate is - (A) 1 to 3 (B) 5 to 7 (C) Less than 1 (D) 3 to 5 Correct
Answer: (C) Less than 1
- Which
of the following is the most likely reason for an unintended pregnancy and
condom failure? (A) Allergic reaction (B) Breakage (C) Improper and
inconsistent use (D) Manufacturing defects Correct Answer: (C) Improper
and inconsistent use
- Women
complaints of milky whitish discharge with fishy odour. No history of
itching. Most likely diagnosis is - (A) Bacterial vaginosis (B)
Trichomoniasis (C) Candidiasis (D) Urinary tract infection Correct
Answer: (A) Bacterial vaginosis
- Which
of the following instruments is used to take cervical smear? (A)
Colposcope (B) Vaginoscope (C) Ayre's spatula (D) Forceps Correct
Answer: (C) Ayre's spatula
- The
peak point of a uterine contraction is called - (A) Acceleration (B) Acne
(C) Deceleration (D) Axion This question was deleted as per the answer
key.
- The
characteristic that is free from internal conflict refers to - (A)
Physical dimension (B) Social dimension (C) Mental dimension (D)
Economical dimension Correct Answer: (C) Mental dimension
- The
endogenous agents responsible for causing disease in the body are - (A)
Serum bilirubin, urea etc. (B) Lead, gases etc. (C) Allergens and
Insecticides (D) Fumes, dust Correct Answer: (A) Serum bilirubin, urea
etc.
- The
major strategy used at community level for early diagnosis of diseases is
- (A) Mass strategy (B) High risk strategy (C) Health promotion strategy
(D) Specific protection Correct Answer: (B) High risk strategy
- In
India Primary Health Care is provided by the network of Primary Health
Centre and their - (A) Private Clinics (B) SubCentres (C) District
Hospitals (D) Medical Colleges Correct Answer: (B) SubCentres
- The
major important component of referral slip is - (A) Address of person (B)
Name and designation of person making referral (C) Name of spouse (D)
Means of transport Correct Answer: (B) Name and designation of person
making referral
- Total
no. of genes in human body is - (A) 50,000 (B) 80,000 (C) 10,00,00 (D)
30,000 Correct Answer: (D) 30,000
- Hormone
responsible for skeletal malnutrition of foetus is - (A) Testosterone (B)
Estrogen (C) Thyroxin (D) Testosterone ratio (:) Estrogen Correct
Answer: (C) Thyroxin
- In
1-year child, brain growth in comparison to adult is - (A) 2/3 rd (B) 1/3
rd (C) 1/2 nd (D) 1/4 th Correct Answer: (C) 1/2 nd
- The
most common cause of maternal mortality in India is - (A) Obstretic
hemorrhage (B) Anaemia (C) Abortion (D) Prolonged labour Correct
Answer: (A) Obstretic hemorrhage
- Oxitocin
causes all except- (A) Lactogenesis (B) Milk ejection (C) Contraction of
uterine muscles (D) Myoepithelial cell contraction Correct Answer: (A)
Lactogenesis
- Commonest
presentation of choriocarcinoma - (A) Vaginal bleeding (B) Abdominal pain
(C) Breathlessness (D) Perforation of the uterus Correct Answer: (A)
Vaginal bleeding
- Ragini
have the gestational diabetes. She should be managed by which of the
following therapies ? (A) Diet (B) Long acting insulin (C) Oral
hypoglycemic drugs (D) None Correct Answer: (A) Diet
- Which
of the following positions should the nurse place the patient when the
epidural regional block is administered? (A) Lithotomy (B) Supine (C)
Prone (D) Lateral Correct Answer: (D) Lateral
- Which
of the following foetal positions is most favourable for birth? (A) Vertex
(B) Transverse lie (C) Frenk breach presentation (D) Posterior position of
the head Correct Answer: (A) Vertex
- Seven
weeks after the conception the growing structure inside uterus is now
called - (A) Zygote (B) Embryo (C) Foetus (D) Neonate This question was
deleted as per the answer key.
- Effluent
is the term used for - (A) Rain water (B) Sewage water (C) Both (A) &
(B) (D) River water Correct Answer: (B) Sewage water
- The
room which is not properly ventilated causes the following disease except
- (A) Tuberculosis (B) Typhoid (C) Measles (D) Chicken pox Correct
Answer: (B) Typhoid
- Orthotolidine
Arsenite test is done to find out which of the following ? (A) Amount of
residual chlorine present in the water (B) Amount of starch present in
milk (C) Type of pathogens present in water (D) All the above This
question was deleted as per the answer key.
- Rapport
is best described as a - (A) Mutual liking between two people (B) Ease in
conversing (C) Sympathetic feeling for others (D) Feeling of mutual trust
and confidence Correct Answer: (D) Feeling of mutual trust and
confidence
- The
extreme noise limit of human tolerance is - (A) 140 Decibels (B) 200
Decibels (C) 85 Decibels (D) 25 Decibels Correct Answer: (C) 85
Decibels
- Among
the following foods to which you will encourage to consume as the most
important source of calcium ? (A) Chicken (B) Pickles (C) Orange juice (D)
Milk Correct Answer: (D) Milk
- Among
the following which of the component is responsible for 'normal growth' of
the child ? (A) Carbohydrate (B) Protein (C) Mineral (D) Vitamin Correct
Answer: (B) Protein
- Which
of the following vitamins is important as an enzyme in the metabolism of
carbohydrate ? (A) Vitamin A (B) Vitamin B (C) Vitamin C (D) Vitamin D This
question was deleted as per the answer key.
- Vitamin
B12 stimulates the formation of - (A) White blood cells (B) Red blood
cells (C) Clotting of blood (D) Formation of bone Correct Answer: (B)
Red blood cells
- Cooking
food in water vapour is called - (A) Stewing (B) Simmering (C) Steaming
(D) Boiling Correct Answer: (C) Steaming
- International
Nurses Day is celebrated on - (A) 12th March (B) 12th April (C) 12th May
(D) 12th June Correct Answer: (C) 12th May
- The
fundamental responsibility of the nurse as per International Council of
Nurses Code is all except- (A) Health promotion (B) Illness prevention (C)
Health restoration (D) Health services Correct Answer: (D) Health
services
- Any
intentional threat to bring about harmful or offensive contact is - (A)
Assault (B) Fraud (C) Battery (D) Intrusion This question was deleted
as per the answer key.
- The
obligation to remain faithful to ones' commitments is known as - (A)
Fidelity (B) Veracity (C) Accountability (D) Autonomy Correct Answer:
(A) Fidelity
- The
meaning of etiquette is - (A) Etter (B) Enemy (C) Engineer (D) A code of
good manners Correct Answer: (D) A code of good manners
- Side
effect of a drug can be minimized by its high- (A) Specificity (B)
Affinity (C) Solubility (D) Sensitivity Correct Answer: (A) Specificity
- Teaching
is based on - (A) Spiritual capacity (B) Physical capacity (C)
Intellectual capacity (D) Social capacity Correct Answer: (C)
Intellectual capacity
- The
picture on a monitor is made up of tiny coloured dots called - (A) Pixels
(B) Megapixels (C) JPEG (D) HDMI This question was deleted as per the
answer key.
- Print
icon on a desktop computer is located on - (A) Tool bar (B) Title bar (C)
Address bar (D) Handle bar Correct Answer: (A) Tool bar
- The
laptop and personal computers are the examples of - (A) Micro-computers
(B) Mini-computers (C) Mega-computers (D) Hybrid-computers Correct
Answer: (A) Micro-computers
- The
primary responsibility of School Health Nurse in School Health Services is
- (A) Provide emotional and social environment (B) Provide first aid or
emergency care (C) To prepare curriculum plan (D) To screen for
abnormalities and record the findings Correct Answer: (B) Provide first
aid or emergency care
- The
Central Council for Health and Family Welfare is headed by - (A) Cabinet
Minister (B) Union Minister (As Chairman) (C) Secretary (D) Joint
Secretary Correct Answer: (B) Union Minister (As Chairman)
- Among
the following which intrinsic factor is known as determinants of family
health ? (A) Biological aspect (B) Social aspect (C) Cultural aspect (D)
None of the above Correct Answer: (A) Biological aspect
- The
programme run by the Department of Women and Child Development to promote
survival and care of girl child is - (A) Scheme for female child care
under five years (B) Balika Samriddhi Yojana (C) Janani Suraksha Yojana
(D) None of the above Correct Answer: (B) Balika Samriddhi Yojana
- Mini
Mental Status Examination (MMSE) is done to determine which function of an
elderly individual ? (A) Coagnitive function (B) Nutritional status (C)
Disability (D) Alcohol screening Correct Answer: (A) Coagnitive
function
- CLAN
spirit refers to - (A) Emotional turmoil (B) Peer group pressure (C)
Sexual abuse (D) Onset of puberty Correct Answer: (A) Emotional turmoil
- The
violence against women revealed by The National Crime Records Bureau is -
(A) One act of eve-teasing every 51 minutes (B) One rape every 54 minutes
(C) One kidnapping and abduction every 43 minutes (D) All the above Correct
Answer: (B) One rape every 54 minutes
- The
brownish triangular raised, foamy patch seen on the white portion of eye
is - (A) Xerophthalmia (B) Bitot's spot (C) Keratomalacia (D) None of the
above Correct Answer: (B) Bitot's spot
- World
freedom from hunger campaign was organised by - (A) FAO (B) UNICEF (C)
USAID (D) CARE Correct Answer: (A) FAO
- 'Jiyo
Our Jeene Do' a popular radio programme broadcasted from 30 commercial
broadcasting stations in India is done to prevent - (A) Tuberculosis (B)
HIV/AIDS (C) Leprosy (D) Cancer Correct Answer: (B) HIV/AIDS
- Which
of the following is not a Principle of Curriculum ? (A) Principle of
forward looking (B) Creativity (C) It should be institution centred (D)
Principle of individual differences Correct Answer: (C) It should be
institution centred
- In
communication process which is also known as decoder ? (A) Channel (B)
Sender (C) Message (D) Receiver Correct Answer: (D) Receiver
- The
communication done through website is an example of - (A) Psychological
communication (B) Non-verbal communication (C) Mechanical communication
(D) None of the above Correct Answer: (C) Mechanical communication
- Barrier
of effective communication includes except - (A) Language difference (B)
Anger (C) Motivation (D) Different in culture Correct Answer: (C)
Motivation
- In
the following which is not an evaluation tool? (A) Ancodotal records (B)
Checklist (C) Interview (D) Demonstration Correct Answer: (D)
Demonstration
- "Hospice"
is the treatment concept for - (A) Terminally ill cancer patients (B)
Psychiatric patients (C) Cardiac patients (D) Neuro patients Correct
Answer: (A) Terminally ill cancer patients
- The
first consideration when proposing a change in care provision should be -
(A) Institutional resources (B) Standards of practice (C) Client-care
quality (D) Nursing recruitment Correct Answer: (C) Client-care quality
- Which
patient care model works best when there are plenty of patient but few
nurses ? (A) Functional nursing (B) Team nursing (C) Primary nursing (D)
Total patient care Correct Answer: (B) Team nursing
- When
should rehabilitation start ? (A) The day before discharge (B) When the
patient desires (C) Upon admission (D) 24 hours after discharge Correct
Answer: (C) Upon admission
- ASHA
(Accredited Social Health Activist) works at - (A) Community level (B)
Village level (C) District level (D) Primary Health Centre level Correct
Answer: (B) Village level
- In
depression there is deficiency of one neurotransmitter in the following-
(A) 5-HT (B) Dopamine (C) Acetylcholine (D) GABA Correct Answer: (A)
5-HT
- Persecutory
delusion is common in - (A) Schizophrenia (B) Paranoid Schizophrenia (C)
Manic depressive psychosis (D) Bipolar affective disorder Correct
Answer: (B) Paranoid Schizophrenia
- A
patient keep repeating the last few words of what he hears. The condition
is known as - (A) Neologism (B) Echopraxia (C) Echolalia (D) Thought
insertion Correct Answer: (C) Echolalia
- Behaviour
Therapy is not used for condition of : (A) Obsessive Compulsive Neurosis
(B) Mania (C) Hysterical Conversion (D) Phobia Correct Answer: (B)
Mania
- Chloropromazine
drug belongs to which group? (A) Anti-psychotic group (B) Anti-anxiety
group (C) Anti-convulsive group (D) Anti-manic group Correct Answer:
(A) Anti-psychotic group
- A
legal classification of children's behaviour that violate the law is - (A)
Pica (B) Attention Deficit Hyper Activity Disorder (ADHD) (C) Juvenile
delinquency (D) Enuresis Correct Answer: (C) Juvenile delinquency
- When
a patient is not aware of his/her mental illness, it is called - (A) Lack
of orientation (B) Lack of consciousness (C) Lack of concentration (D)
Lack of insight Correct Answer: (D) Lack of insight
- Which
of the following needs serum level monitoring? (A) Lorazepam (B) Lithium
(C) Haloparidol (D) Amirtypylline Correct Answer: (B) Lithium
- Common
risk of severe depression is - (A) Delusion (B) Suicide (C) Thought block
(D) Hallucination Correct Answer: (B) Suicide
- Electroconvulsive
Therapy is started ? (A) 1935 (B) 1940 (C) 1936 (D) 1938 Correct
Answer: (D) 1938
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