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 Nursing Questions 1) Optic Nerve Carry information from............ to ............ 2) How many Pairs of Cranial Nervers present in the Human Body? 3) Herpes is a ........... Infection 4) Hepatitis is the inflammation of the.......... 4) peritonitis is .......... Answers for the above Nursing  questions 1) Optic Nerve Carry information from Eye to Brain 2) 12 Pairs of Cranial Nervers present in the Human Body? 3) Herpes is a Viral Infection 4) Hepatitis is the inflammation of the Liver 4) peritonitis is Inflammation of Peritonium Latest Nursing Job Vacancies listed here GNM Nursing jobs- Click here B.Sc Nursing jobs- Click here M.Sc Nursing jobs- Click here ANM Nursing jobs- Click here

Preparing for the Nursing Selection Test: Essential questions are here Question No. 1. You are cleaning a client’s partial dentures, which have a metal clasp. Which of the following actions are best on your part? A. Place a washcloth in the sink where you are cleaning. B. Remove the partial dentures by the metal clasp. C. Use hot water to rinse the dentures after cleaning. D. Soak the partial plate with the metal clasp overnight. Answer: A Question No. 2. In Freudian theory, the __________ is the "executive" structure that is directed by the reality principle. a) Id  b) Libido  c) Superego  d) Ego (Exercise: Comment your Answer) Question No. 3 . The nurse giving discharge instructions advises the client to get out of bed slowly and to get up in stages from lying to sitting to standing. The client understands that the reason for doing this is: A. to prevent falls. B. to improve circulation. C. as a warm-up exercise. D. to increase oxygenation. Answer: A Question No. 4. The...

 RRB Nursing Superintedant Exam Questions The RRB Nursing Superintedant Exam Model Questions published here with the help of www.nursingwork.in There are 10 Model Questions published here other Questions published earlier you can find at our Nursing Question Papers Bundle RRB NS Question No. #1. Parkinsonism includes combination of the following: a) Tremor, bradykinesia and muscle rigidity   b) Paresis, anesthesia and muscle spasticity   c) Chorea and muscle hypotonia   d) Tremor, ataxia and muscle hypotonia RRB NS Question No. #2 . When you encounter the victim of an electrical-current injury who is still holding an electrical appliance, you would do which of the following things first? A. Move the client to a safe place immediately. B. Unplug the electrical cord before moving client. C. Shut off the electrical current. D. Check for a carotid pulse and for respirations. Answer: C More Question Published by one of the Youtube Nursing Tutor also given here for yo...

10 AIIMS Nurses Recruitment Questions 2024 The following AIIMS Staff Nurse or Nursing Officer exam solved question paper is available for nurses preparing to take the AIIMS Nurses Recruitment Examination. The document consists of 10 questions with answers provided at the end of the post. A downloadable pdf version of this question paper is also accessible. Question *1. Which of the following categories of needs occupy the lowest position in Maslow's hierarchy of needs a) Need for safety and security b) Physiological needs c) Affiliation needs d) Self-actualization Question *2. When the nurse problem solves and has implemented a solution from several solutions identified, the nurse most needs to do which of the following things? A. Discard the solutions that were not selected for implementation. B. Implement a second solution, comparing its usefulness with the first solution. C. Evaluate the effectiveness of the solution implemented. D. Consider the problem solving completed in this...

First Year Post Basic B.Sc Nursing Microbiology Question Paper First Year Post Basic B.Sc Nursing Supplementary Examinations February 2024 Microbiology (2016 Scheme) Time: 3 Hours Total Marks: 75  Answer all questions to the point neatly and legibly • Do not leave any blank pages between answers • Indicate the question number correctly for the answer in the margin space  Answer all parts of a single question together • Leave sufficient space between answers  Draw diagrams wherever necessary Latest Nursing Jobs- Click here Long Essay: (12) 1. Define hospital-acquired infections. Write in detail about Hospital Infection Control Committee and various infection control measures in health care setting. (2+2+8) Short Essays: (2x7=14) 2. List the staining methods used in bacteriology. Give suitable examples. Write the principle and importance of gram staining (2+2+3) 3. Name the viruses causing hepatitis. Discuss the laboratory diagnosis of Hepatitis B virus (2+5) ESIC Staff Nurse Exam Mod...

KERALA UNIVERSITY B.SC NURSING QUESTION PAPERS 2024 First Semester B.Sc Nursing Degree Regular/Supplementary Examinations April 2024 Paper II – Applied Anatomy and Applied Physiology Time: 3 Hrs Total Marks: 75  Answer all questions to the point neatly and legibly • Do not leave any blank pages between answers • Indicate the question number correctly for the answer in the margin space  Answer all parts of a single question together • Leave sufficient space between answers  Draw diagrams wherever necessary Section A – Applied Anatomy Q.P. CODE: 122010 Max. Marks: 37 Multiple Choice Questions (6x1=6) Latest Nursing Jobs- Click here (choose the most appropriate answer from the options given) 1. Following are the parts of brainstem except a) Cerebellum b) Midbrain c) Medulla d) Pons 2. Hassall’s corpuscles are found in a) Palatine tonsil b) Lymph node c) Spleen d) Thymus 3. Following nerve is a cranial nerve a) Axillary b) Median c) Tibial d) Facial 4. Pulmonary veins open into a) Left ...

Nursing Exam Questions with Answer 2024 available The Solved Multiple Choice Questions of Nurses Recruitment Examination conducted to select suitable candidates by various Recruitment Agencies/ Government Boards is published below. It will be useful for preparing the future recruitment examination of Nursing Officer/ Staff Nurse Question Paper Format: Pdf/ png/ Txt Total No. of Questions: 20  1. Which correct instruction to be followed in the discharge teaching of a patient following a spinal fusion? a) Don’t use the stairs b) Don’t bend at the waist c) Don’t walk for long hours d) Swimming should be avoided Ans: b 2. What is the most common clinical explanation of G6PD following ingestion of aspirin? a) Kidney failure b) Acute hemolytic anemia c) Hemophilia A d) Thalassemia Ans: B 3. A client who is in isolation requires a temperature taken many times a day. Where is the exact place for the thermometer to be kept? a) At the nurses’ station. b) On the isolation cart outside the cli...

Nursing COC Exam Model Questions-2023 Nursing COC exam questions From Question No. 1 to 14 Published here the answer will be published at www.nursingwork.in . You can also download all 100 question answers in pdf format by clicking below download link. These question also useful If you are planning to attend the upcoming KEA Nursing officer Examination,    AIIMS Examination ,  UPSC Examination , HPPSC Examination,  RRB Examination , PGI Examination,  ESIC Examination Nursing COC Exam Question No.1 . What complication should the nurse be alert for in a diabetic patient who has been placed in skeletal  traction after a motor vehicle accident ?    A. Osteoarthritis    B. Osteomyelitis    C. Osteoporosis    D. Osteosarcoma  Nursing COC Exam Question No.2. The part of the fetus which occupies the lower pole of the uterus is called? A. Lie B. Presentation C. Denominator D. Position Nursing COC Exam Question No.3. Th...

KEA Staff Nurse- Nursing Officer Exam Model Questions Part 5 56. Which of the following is not a side effect of salbutamol ? (A) Muscle tremors (B) Sedation (C) Palpitation (D) Nervousness 57. Which is the drug of choice for severe & complicated malaria ? (A) Quinine (B) Artesunate (C) Primaquine (D) Chloroquine 58. Antidote for heparin is (A) Protamine sulphate (B) Vitamin K (C) Aminocarpoic acid (D) Aminodarone 59. The values of Correlation Coefficient varies between (A) –0.5 to +0.5 (B) –0.75 to +0.75 (C) < –1.0 to < +1.0 (D) None of these 60. The constant presence of a disease or infection within a given geographical area is called - (A) Sporadic (B) Epidemic (C) Endemic (D) Pandemic 61. Koplik's spots are clinical feature of - (A) Chicken pox (B) Pertusis (C) Cholera (D) Measles 62. Which of the following is is not constuent of vital statistics? (A) Birth rate (B) Morbidity & Mortality rate (C) Educational rate (D) Life expectancy 63. Route of administration of P...

KEA Nursing Officer Exam Model Questions- Part II 2nd part of model questions for preparing upcoming KEA Nursing officer examination is published here KEA Nursing Officer Exam Model Questions- Part II (question No. 21-40)  21. Gleno-humeral joint is also called - (A) Hip joint (B) Knee joint (C) Shoulder joint (D) Elbow joint 22. Which blood group can be administered to a patient in emergency when his blood group is not known? (A) 'O' negative (B) 'O' positive (C) 'AB' negative (D) 'AB' positive 23. The major constituent of the bone is - (A) Calcium sulphate (B) Sodium chloride (C) Magnesium sulphate (D) Calcium phosphate 24. The protein factory in the human body cell is - (A) Nucleus (B) Cytoplasm (C) Golgi apparatus (D) Ribosome 5 / 3 6 25. The posterior pituitary is mainly consists of - (A) T cells (B) C cells (C) Neuronal projections (D) Beta cells 26. Bell's palsy is a disorder of the cranial nerve - (A) 9th (B) 7th (C) 5th (D) 3rd 27. Which pa...