NURSING WRITTEN TEST SAMPLE QUESTIONS

1. Diethyl carbamazine is used in the treatment of  A:-Dengue fever  B:-Chikungunya  C:-Malaria  D:-Filariasis Answer:-  D:-Filariasis 2. The mode of transmission of hepatitis B  A:-Fecal oral route  B:-Direct contact  C:-Parenteral route  D:-Droplet infection Answer:-  C:-Parenteral route 3. Antidote of heparin  A:-Protamin  B:-Promethazine  C:-Probenecid

1. Which of the following is not true of dementia? a. Patients can have hallucinations. b. People with dementia act uncooperative to be spiteful. c. People with dementia are often frightened and anxious. d. Grooming is difficult for patients with dementia. Answer:  b. People with dementia act uncooperative to be spiteful. 2.A patient tells a nurses’ aide that the foods on her tray conflict with her religious beliefs. The nurses’ assistant should: a. tell the patient that it is all that is available. b. leave the tray there in case she changes her mind. c. take the tray away and notify the charge nurse. d. check the patient’s religious preference on the chart. Answer:  c. take the tray away and notify the charge nurse. 3. A patient who is on suicide watch should be allowed to have: a. a glass container of flowers in her room. b. a leather belt. c. a mirror. d. pictures of her family in an album.

1. A patient started on antituberculous treatment complains of joint pain after a few days.Which of the following drugs is the most likely cause for this symptom?  A:-ANH  B:-Pyrazinamide  C:-Rifampicin  D:-Ethambutol Answer:-  B:-Pyrazinamide 2. All are health promotion strategies except  A:-Chemoprophylaxis  B:-Portable safe water supply  C:-Life style modification  D:-Insecticide spray Answer:-  A:-Chemoprophylaxis 3. Inflammation of the tongue is known as  A:-Gingivitis  B:-Stomatitis  C:-Parotitis  D:-Glossitis

1. The drug used to induce labour  A:-Terbutaline  B:-Ergometrin  C:-Oxytocin  D:-Duvadilan Answer:-  C:-Oxytocin 2. The denominator in a vertex presentation is  A:-Sacrum  B:-Acromion process  C:-Mentum  D:-Occiput Answer:-  D:-Occiput 3. The last menstrual period of a primi mother is `26th May 2014. Her EDD is on  A:-1-3-2015  B:-2-3-2015  C:-5-3-2015  D:-6-3-2015 Answer:-  C:-5-3-2015

1. Insulin is produced from  A:-Pancreas  B:-Liver  C:-Thyroid  D:-Spleen Answer:-  A:-Pancreas 2. Marasmus is  A:-Deficiency of vitamin  B:-Protein malnutrition  C:-Deficiency of fatty acids  D:-Protein energy malnutrition Answer:-  D:-Protein energy malnutrition 3. The World's AIDS Day is celebrated on  A:-December 1st  B:-December 10th  C:-December 14th  D:-December 31st Answer:-  A:-December 1st 4. The position given for a patient with dyspnoea  A:-Sim's position  B:-Lithotomy position  C:-Orthopneic position  D:-Trendelen burg

1.  In the first encounter with the patient, the nurse should give more attention to A. Fill an observation sheet B. Gain the patient confidence C. Arrive at the proper nursing diagnosis D. Let the patient talk freely as he want 2.. The most important nursing diagnosis in patient with delusional  disorder is A. Sensory perceptual alteration B. Altered thought process C. Impaired skin integrity D. High risk for injury 3. First referral unit for PHC is  A:-Regional hospital  B:-CHC  C:-Taluk hospital  D:-Specialist hospital

1. Bile is secreated by  A:-liver cells  B:-hepatic duct  C:-cystic duct  D:-gall bladder Answer:-  A:-liver cells 2. Antiseptic solution containing bleaching powder is  A:-AF lotion  B:-Magsulf solution  C:-Mercurochrome solution  D:-Eusol Answer:-  D:-Eusol 3. Fourth general cephalosporin  A:-cefadroxil  B:-cefpirome  C:-cefoxitin  D:-cefixime Answer:-

1. Increased amount of ketone bodies are excreted in urine in which of the following ?  A:-starvation  B:-diabetes mellitus  C:-pregnancy  D:-all the above Answer:-  D:-all the above 2. Kopliks spots are seen in  A:-Typhoid  B:-Measels  C:-Mumps  D:-Rubella Answer:-  B:-Measels 3. DOTS programme introduced for the treatment of  A:-tuberculosis  B:-leprosy  C:-polio  D:-malaria Answer:-  A:-tuberculosis 4. Therapeutic use of clotrimazole  A:-systemic antibacterial  B:-topical anti fungal  C:-systemic antifungal  D:-topical antibacterial Answer:-  B:-topical anti fungal

1. The optimum level of fluoride in drinking water is between  A:-0.6 – 0.9 mg/liter  B:-0.2 – 0.4 mg/liter  C:-0.3 – 0.7 mg/liter  D:-0.5 – 0.8 mg/liter Answer:-  D:-0.5 – 0.8 mg/liter 2. Peripheral neuropathy is the principal adverse effect of  A:-INH  B:-Rifampicin  C:-Pyrazinamide  D:-Ethambutol Answer:-  A:-INH 3. Patient who refuses to eat his meal stating that the food is poisoned is an example of  A. Delusion B. Hallucination C. Suicidal idea  D. Negativism

1. The muscle relaxant of choice in patients with liver disease is  A:-Rocuronium  B:-Pancuronium  C:-Atracurium  D:-d tubo curarine Answer:- C:-Atracurium 2. One of the following drug causes reddish discoloration of urine  A:-Isoniazid  B:-PAS  C:-Rifampicin  D:-Ethambutol Answer:-  C:-Rifampicin 3. Delayed union and non union is common with fractures of the following bone except  A:-Scaphoid  B:-Calcaneum  C:-Intracapsular fracture neck of femur

1. Mosquito may fly up to  A:-2 miles  B:-3 miles  C:-4 miles  D:-5 miles Answer:-  B:-3 miles 2. Elimination diet refers to diet for  A:-Allergic conditions  B:-Diarrohea  C:-Obesity  D:-Coeliac diseases Answer:-  A:-Allergic conditions 3. FSSAI stands for  A:-Food Safety and Security Authority of India  B:-Food Safety and Standards Authority of India  C:-Food Standards and Security Authority of India  D:-Food Safety and Standards Agency of India Answer:-  B:-Food Safety and Standards Authority of India

1. Back bone of public health nursing is  A:-Environmental sanitation  B:-Health problems  C:-Home visiting  D:-Planning and evaluation Answer:- C:-Home visiting 2. Radiation sickness is otherwise known as  A:-Radiation poisoning  B:-Leukemia  C:-Acute radiation syndrome  D:-Shortening of life Answer:-  D:-Shortening of life 3. hich day is observed as World Population Day?  A:-June 11  B:-July 11  C:-April 11  D:-May 11 Answer:-  B:-July 11 4. If the first stage of labour is prolonged IV glucose is given to prevent  A:-Foetal distress  B:-Hemorrhage  C:-Maternal distress  D:-1 and 3 Answer:-  C:-Maternal distress 5. Which client is at risk for opportunistic diseases such as pneumocystis pneumonia? A. The client with cancer who is being treated with chemotherapy B. The client with Type I diabetes C. The client with thyroid disease D. The client with Addi...

1. A moving clot in the blood stream is known as _________.  A:-Necrosis  B:-Thrombosis  C:-Infarction  D:-Embolism Answer:-  D:-Embolism 2. USG stands for _________.  A:-Unit Specific Gram's staining  B:-Ultra Sonogram  C:-Ultra Sound Gauge  D:-Ultraviolet Sensors Answer:-  B:-Ultra Sonogram 3. Diabetes insipidus differs from Diabetes mellitus by lack of presence of ________ in urine.  A:-Bilurubin  B:-Urea  C:-Sugar  D:-Insulin

1. A patient chokes while eating. The first thing the nurses’ assistant should do is: a. attempt to remove the obstruction. b. call for a licensed person. c.  tilt the victim’s head back and give two quick breaths. d.   slap the patient between the shoulder blades. Answer: d.  slap the patient between the shoulder blades. 2. Kshara suthra can be used in __________.  A:-Bhanga  B:-Bhagandara  C:-Gulma  D:-Karna soola Answer:-   B:-Bhagandara 3. Continuing education is a. necessary for recertification in many states. b. important for keeping abreast of new development. c. a professional standard. d. all the above.

1.The client asks the nurse why an electronic health record (EHR) system is being used. Which response by the nurse indicates an understanding of the rationale for an EHR system? Published by www.nursingwork.in 1) It includes organizational reports of unusual occurrences that are not part of the client's record. 2) This type of system consists of combined documentation and daily care plans. 3) It improves interdisciplinary collaboration that improves efficiency in procedures. 4) This type of system tracks medication administration and usage over 24 hours Answer: 3) It improves interdisciplinary collaboration that improves efficiency in procedures. Rationale: The EHR has several benefits for use, including improving interdisciplinary collaboration and making procedures more accurate and efficient. An occurrence report is an organizational record of an unusual occurrence or accident that is not a part of the client's record. Integrated plans of care (IPOC) are a co...

1. Nurses’ aides should always wear a. clean uniforms b. comfortable nursing shoes c. socks or hose without runs d. all of the above Answer:  d. all of the above 2. The client is having a cardiac catheterization. During the procedure, the client tells the nurse, “I’m feeling really hot.” Which response would be best? a. “You are having an allergic reaction. I will get an order for Benadryl.” b.  “That feeling of warmth indicates that the clots in the coronary vessels are dissolving.” c. “That feeling of warmth is normal when the dye is injected.” d. “I will tell your doctor and let him explain to you the reason for the hot feeling that you are experiencing.” Answer: c. “That feeling of warmth is normal when the dye is injected.” 3. A patient has had hip surgery. Her legs should be: a. abducted b. elevated c. in the most comfortable position for the patient d.  adducted Answer: d.  adducted 4. A resident’s daughter expresses concern ...

Question # 1. To diagnose dysthymia, the mood disturbance should last for at least  Answer:  2 years Question # 2. What is the principal erogenous organ in women? Answer:  Clitoris Question # 3. Administration of measles vaccine to child is a measure of Answer: Specific protection Question # 4. Features of good unit planning are Answer: All of these Question # 5. Principles of IV drugs administration is Answer: Should dilute before administration

1.A woman of Orthodox Jewish faith who underwent a hysterectomy for cancer is being cared for on the surgical floor. Which healthcare team member(s) could be assigned to bathe this patient? Choose all correct answers. 1) Male nursing assistant 2) Male licensed practical nurse 3) Female graduate nurse 4) Female registered nurse:  Answer: 3) Female graduate nurse AND 4) Female registered nurse Rationale: Orthodox Judaism prohibits personal care being provided by a member of the opposite sex. The patient who underwent a hysterectomy is female; therefore, out of respect for her religious beliefs, she should not be bathed by the male licensed practical nurse or nursing assistant. 2.Which pain management task can the nurse safely delegate to nursing assistive personnel? 1) Asking about pain during vital signs 2) Evaluating the effectiveness of pain medication 3) Developing a plan of care involving nonpharmacologic interventions 4) Administering over-the-counter pai...

NCLEX RN QUESTION ANSWERS The most frequently asked NCLEX RN QUESTION ANSWERS published here, go through the questions and find the answers below each post. NCLEX Question Answers 2021 also published at www.nursingwork.in 1. The most effective types of reversible birth control is  A:-IUD  B:-Condoms  C:-Contraceptive pills  D:-None Answer:-  A:-IUD 2. Bubonic plague is transmitted by  A:-Tsetse fly  B:-Yersinia pestis  C:-Itch mite  D:-Rat flea Answer:-  D:-Rat flea 3. The type of protein energy malnutrition in which there is deficiency in calorie intake is  A:-Kwashiorkor  B:-Marasmus  C:-Both  D:-None Answer:-  B:-Marasmus 4. The nurse is caring for the client following a thyroidectomy when suddenly the client becomes nonresponsive and pale, with a BP of 60 systolic. The nurse’s initial action should be to: A. Lower the head of the bed B.Obtain a crash cart C. Administer atrop...