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NCLEX QUESTION AND ANSWERS- 01-10-2016

Question 1:-The patient whose life is threatened and who is comatose is assumed to give what kind of consent for life sustaining treatment.
 A:-Informed
 B:-Implied
 C:-Direct
 D:-Expressed
 Correct Answer:-  B:-Implied

Question 2:-Orthopantomogram is taken to rule out lesion in
 A:-Facial bone
 B:-Maxilla
 C:-Mandible
 D:-Skull
 Correct Answer:- C:-Mandible

Question 3:-................ plays an important role in good team work
 A:-Rules and policies
 B:-Communication
 C:-Delegation
 D:-Motivation

 Correct Answer:-  D:-Motivation

Question 4:-Translate-rotate tube technology with multiple detectors is used in
 A:-Fourth generation CT scan
 B:-Second generation CT scan
 C:-First generation CT scan
 D:-Third generation CT scan
 Correct Answer:-  B:-Second generation CT scan

Question 5:-Bombay blood group contain
 A:-Antigen A, B and H
 B:-Antibody B and H
 C:-Antibody A and B, Antigen H
 D:-Antibody A, B and H

 Correct Answer:-  D:-Antibody A, B and H

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