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NCLEX QUESTION WITH ANSWER -20-07-2016

1. Symptom exhibit during icteric phase of viral hepatitis
 A:-Tarry stools
 B:-Yellow coloured sclera
 C:-Shortness of breath
 D:-Light, frothy urine

Answer:-  B:-Yellow coloured sclera

2. A resident complains that his children never visit. The aide should:
A. tell him that they will come soon.
B. tell him not to worry; it will be alright.
C. listen with empathy.
D. tell him that he should have been nicer on the last visit.

Answer: C. listen with empathy.

3. Ulcerated or sloughed area of tissue subjected to pressure from lying on mattress for a prolonged period resulting in death of tissue is termed as
 A:-Aphthous ulcer
 B:-Kurling's ulcer
 C:-Cushing's ulcer
 D:-Decubitus ulcer

Answer:-  D:-Decubitus ulcer

4. Loss of sperm motility is
 A:-Athenozoospermia
 B:-Azoospermia
 C:-Oogonia
 D:-Spermatozoon

Answer:-  A:-Athenozoospermia

5. The most important indicator of hypovolemic shock after 15% blood loss is
 A:-Pulse rate less than 60 b/mt
 B:-Systolic blood pressure less than 90 mm of Hg
 C:-Respiratory rate of 4 breath/mt
 D:-Pupil unequally dilated

Answer:-  B:-Systolic blood pressure less than 90 mm of Hg

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