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NCLEX QUESTION ANSWERS PUBLISHED ON 27-06-2016

1. Commonest site from which nasopharyngeal carcinoma arises is
A:-Torus tubaris
B:-Basisphenoid
C:-Posterior pharyngeal wall
D:-Fossa of Rossenmuller

 Answer:-D:-Fossa of Rossenmuller 
2. High flow oxygen therapy is contraindicated in COPD patients because they have
A:-High PaCO2
B:-High PaO2
C:-Low PaCO2
D:-Low HCO3

 Answer:- A:-High PaCO2

 3. A patient can give a written consent only if he/she is ................
A:-Over the age of 18
B:-Over the age of 20
C:-Over the age of 14
D:-Over the age of 25

Answer:- C:-Over the age of 14

 4. Point in retina where visual acuity is greatest
A:-Macula densa
B:-Fovea centralis
C:-Visual cortex
D:-Blind spot

 Answer:- B:-Fovea centralis

5.  Which of the following is not an ear ossicle ?
A:-Stapes
B:-Malleus
C:-Incus
D:-Lunate

 Answer:- D:-Lunate

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