B.SC NURSING STAFF NURSE RECRUITMENT QUESTIONS WITH ANSWER
The Question Answers of Staff Nurse Recruitment (B.Sc Nursing) Exam conducted by KEA is published here.
1. Which of the following IV fluids is prescribed to increase intravascular volume, replace immediate
blood loss volume and increase blood pressure?
(A) 5% dextrose in lactated Ringers Solution
2. Umbilical cord consists of
(B) 2 arteries and 1 vein
3. Phases of counselling does not include
(C) Imagination
4. When performing chest compressions on an adult in CPR, the sternum should be depressed for at least
(C) 1½ to 2 inches
5. Peg cells are seen in
(D) Fallopian tubes
6. Fear of crowded or closed in spaces
(GRACE MARK AWARDED)
7. Soiled waste can be disposed by which method ?
(A) Incineration
8. What is the normal score in Mini Mental status examination?
(A) 25–30
9. The reason for urbanization is
(D) Industrialization
10. Which is the most appropriate time of IUD insertion ?
(A) During or within 10 days of menstruation
11. Fatty acids can be transported into and out of cell membrane by
(B) Facilitated transport
12. Which of the following might help the pregnant client to overcome first–trimester morning sickness?
(A) Eat dry crackers before arising
13. The position of the uterus is
(B) Anteverted & anteflexed
14. Rational behind play therapy is
(A) Sensorimotor & Intellectual development
Final Key 3 Answer
15. The amount of sperm present in seminal fluid is
(A) 100 million/ml
16. Asymmetrical enlargement of the uterus when there is lateral implantation, is called as
(B) Piskacek's sign
17. Which committee is also known as Health Survey and Development Committee?
(A) Bhore committee
18. What do you mean by incidence ?
(A) New cases of any disease
19. IMNCI means
(D) Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness
20. Yellow colour is the coding for
(D) Human Anatomical waste, Animal waste, Biotechnological waste & Soiled waste
21. ORS means
(A) Oral Rehydration Solution
22. The stage of disease cycle in which signs and symptoms are noticed:
(A) Incubation period
23. Indian Lunacy Act was enacted in the year
(A) 1912
24. A study that examines data collected in the present:
(C) Descriptive research
25. A nurse is planning care for a postpartum client who had a vaginal delivery 2 hours ago. The client had
a midline episiotomy and has several hemorrhoids. What is the priority nursing diagnosis for this client
?
(A) Acute pain
26. According to Maslow, which is the highest level of need of an individual ?
(C) Self actualization
27. Which bacilli is responsible for the acidic medium in vaginal secretion?
(A) Doderlein's bacilli
Final Key 4 Answer
28. Which of the following food item is rich in Vitamin C?
(B) Oranges
29. Community Health Centre covers the population of
(C) 1,00,000–1,20,000
30. Kellys suture is done in
(B) Stress incontinence
31. The IQ level of Moderate Mental Retardation:
(B) 35–50
32. Which of the following coagulation factor is not increased during pregnancy?
(D) Factor XI
33. In a patient receiving Total Parentral Nutrition (TPN), which of the signs indicate hyperglycemia ?
(D) Weakness, thirst and increased urine output
34. Causative Organism of AIDS is
(C) Retrovirus
35. Validity of tool means
(C) It measures what it is supposed to measure.
36. Which is an example of Atypical Antipsychotics ?
(C) Resperidone
37. The main clinical symptoms of Hiatal hernia is
(A) Heartburn
38. Causes of High infant mortality rate is
(D) All of these
39. Most important uterine prolapse is
(D) Uterosacral ligament
40. Which is a deviant behaviour in marriage ?
(A) Marriage between the forbidden degrees of relation
41. A home care nurse visits a pregnant client who has a diagnosis of mild pre–eclampsia. Which
assessment finding indicates a worsening of the pre–eclampsia and the need to notify the physician ?
(D) The client complains of a headache and blurred vision.
Final Key 5 Answer
42. Projective technique is
(B) Indirect measure of data that is unlikely to be obtained
43. In India 70% of malaria cases occur due to
(A) Plasmodium vivex
44. Drug of choice for the prevention of Mother to Child HIV infection:
(B) Navilopine
45. Excessive urination at night is termed as
(B) Nocturia
46. Islets of Langerhans produce
(C) Insulin
47. Planned Educational activities provided in a job setting is called
(D) In–service education
48. Which is not a direct mode of transmission of communicable diseases ?
(D) Vector borne transmission
49. Standard deviation summarizes the average amount of deviation of values
(A) From the mean
50. _______ is characterized by episode of rapid ingestion of large volume of food followed by induced
vomiting.
(A) Bulimia Nervosa
51. Power obtained because of identification with the leader symbolizes:
(A) Referent power
52. Who is acknowledged as Father of Modern Management theory ?
(A) Henry Fayol
53. The term "schizophrenia" was coined by
(GRACE MARK AWARDED)
54. A patient suffering with iron deficiency anemia should include the following food items in her diet:
(D) Oranges and dark green leafy vegetables
55. Vaccination to be given after completion of 9 th month of birth is
(B) MMR
Final Key 6 Answer
56. The stage that designs curriculum is
(A) Formative
57. Gluconeogenesis is decreased by
(D) Insulin
58. Thick white mucous discharge from the female genitalia is
(D) Smegma
59. Which food item is avoided in a patient with Hypertension ?
(D) Smoked sausages
60. WHO–ORS packet includes following, except
(D) Calcium carbonate
61. Kangaroo mother care means
(B) Skin to skin holding of Infants
62. _______ refers to the decreased psychoactive effect of drug resulting from repeated exposure.
(C) Tolerance
63. Incontinence is observed in _______ stage of dementia.
(D) Third
64. The absorption of the fats and glycerol takes place in the
(A) Ileum
65. The cranial nerve which regulates biting, chewing and swallowing is
(A) Trigeminal
66. The treatment therapy used for Tuberculosis:
(B) DOTs
67. What resting position should a nurse encourage for a client with Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) ?
(C) Fowler
68. What should nurse conclude that a client is doing when making up stories to fill in blank spaces of
memory ?
(D) Confabulating
69. Normal head circumference of a New Born:
(A) 33–35 cm
Final Key 7 Answer
70. Which regulatory body is associated with registration of nurses in the state ?
(B) SNC
71. Antiseptic methods were first introduced by
(A) Lord Lister
72. Principles of IV drugs administration is
(A) Should dilute before administration
73. Which assessment finding is associated with diabetic ketoacidosis ?
(D) Fruity breath odour and decreasing level of consciousness
74. Which method is used to open the airway in a road traffic accident victim ?
(C) Jaw thrust maneuver
75. Administration of measles vaccine to child is a measure of
(C) Specific protection
76. Just before beginning blood transfusion, the nurse assesses which priority item ?
(A) Vital Signs
77. To diagnose dysthymia, the mood disturbance should last for at least
(D) 2 years
78. An intravenous (IV) site is cool, pale & swollen & the solution is not infusing. Which complication has
occurred ?
(C) Infiltration
79. Tools of measurement in epidemiology are
(D) All of these
80. Which size of needle is used to give IM (intramuscular) injection?
(B) 22–23 gauge
81. The length of the uterine tube is approximately
(C) 10 cm
82. A patient requires rapid transfusion of several units of blood. Which device is used to prevent cardiac
dysrhythmias?
(D) Blood–warming device
Final Key 8 Answer
83. EBF is
(C) Exclusive Breast Feeding
84. To administer IV fluids, to the children, the nurse should know
(A) To calculate the fluid requirement
85. Features of good unit planning are
(D) All of these
86. Causative organism of diarrhoea in AIDS patient is
(C) Cryptosporidium
87. Which one of the following conveys the acceptance of the patient exactly as she/he is?
(D) Talk with purpose
88. Examples of House fly borne diseases are, except
(D) Trench fever
89. Main principle in neonatal resuscitation
(C) Airway Breathing and Pulse
90. Tuberculosis is a/an
(B) Air borne disease
91. A plan showing the placement of students in theory and practical area is called
(A) Master rotation plan
92. Which of the following is an example of neurotransmitter?
(A) Acetylcholine
93. Which of the following may increase in pregnancies complicated by anemia in the second trimester?
(B) Preterm birth
94. Referring the patients main thought as he expressed:
(B) Restating
95. Which model states that most frequently occurring behaviour as normal?
(C) Statistical
96. Safe Disposal methods of Bio–medical waste exclude
(C) Classification and treatment
Final Key 9 Answer
97. What is the principal erogenous organ in women?
(C) Clitoris
98. Weaning should start from the month of
(B) 6 th month
99. BFHI means
(C) Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative
100. Formula to calculate the degree of Nutrition for 4 year baby:
(D) Age in years × 2 + 8
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