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NCLEX QUESTION ANSWERS 31 JULY 2016

Question1 :-Weight of nonpregnant uterus
 A:-50 gm
 B:-60 gm
 C:-90 gm
 D:-100 gm
 Correct Answer:-  B:-60 gm

 Question 2:- One among the following is not a cause of death in a burn case
 A:-Shock
 B:-Septicaemia
 C:-Toxaemia
 D:-Bacteraemia
 Correct Answer:-  D:-Bacteraemia

 Question 3:- Lifespan of sperm in female genital tract
 A:-1-2 days
 B:-3-4 days

 C:-4-5 days
 D:-6-8 days
 Correct Answer:-  A:-1-2 days

 Question 4:- The predominant mode of transmission of Hepatitis B virus in high prevalence areas is by
 A:-Sexual contact
 B:-Perinatal route
 C:-Blood transfusion
 D:-None of the above
 Correct Answer:-  B:-Perinatal route

 Question 5:- The transfer of heat directly through a substance from hot part to cold part by direct contact is termed as
 A:-Evaporation
 B:-Convection
 C:-Radiation
 D:-Conduction
 Correct Answer:- D:-Conduction

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