Obstetric Nursing questions and answers pdf

Obstetrics and Gynecology related Staff Nurses Exam Question Answers for preparing upcoming AIIMS Staff Nurse/Nursing Officer Recruitment Exam- CAT

Question No. 1:-When does HCG level reach a peak in normal pregnancy?
A:-20 - 30 days
B:-30 - 40 days
C:-60 - 70 days
D:-100 - 110 days
Correct Answer:- Option-C

Question No. 2:-Retained succenturiate lobe of placenta may lead to
A:-Secondary PPH
B:-Subinvolution
C:-Sepsis
D:-All of the above
Correct Answer:- Option-D

Question No. 3:-The commonest gynaecological cause of retention urine
A:-Haemato colpos
B:-Vaginal operations
C:-Cervical fibroid
D:-Ovarian tumours
Correct Answer:- Option-B

Question No. 4:-Enterocoele repair during abdominal operation is
A:-McLeod's repair
B:-Shirodhkars repair
C:-Kellys repair
D:-Moschowitz repair
Correct Answer:- Option- D:-Moschowitz repair

Question No. 5:-Chest compression ventilation ratio in infant and child CPR with two rescuer is
A:-15:1
B:-30:1
C:-30:2
D:-15:2
Correct Answer:- Option-D:-15:2

AIIMS Staff Nurse/ Nursing Officer Recruitment Exam Question Answers

Question No. 6:-Commonest complication of intrauterine device
A:-Infection
B:-Pain
C:-Ectopic pregnancy
D:-Bleeding
Correct Answer:- Option- D:-Bleeding

Question No. 7:-The following are contraindications of trial labour except
A:-Elderly primi
B:-Post maturity
C:-Mal presentation
D:-1st degree CPD
Correct Answer:- Option-D

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