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Nursing COC Exam Question No.1 . What complication should the nurse be alert for in a diabetic patient who has been placed in skeletal traction after a motor vehicle accident ?

A. Osteoarthritis

B. Osteomyelitis

C. Osteoporosis

D. Osteosarcoma

Nursing COC Exam Question No.2. The part of the fetus which occupies the lower pole of the uterus is called?

A. Lie

B. Presentation

C. Denominator

D. Position

Nursing COC Exam Question No.3. There is blood on the floor. How should the nurse clean up the spill?

A. Wipe up the spill and then clean the area with alcohol.

B. Use a 1:9 solution of chlorine bleach to clean the spill.

C. Wipe up the spill and clean the area with water.

D. Use an iodine solution to clean up the spill.

Nursing COC Exam Question No.4 Low levels of maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein levels are found in

A. Open neural tube defect

B. Down syndrome

C. Multiple pregnancies

D. Rh-isoimmunisation

Nursing COC Exam Question No.5 . Thin superficial compact layer of decidua’s covering the blastocyst is called as?

A. Decidua basalis

B. Decidua capsularis

C. Decidua parietalis

D. Decidua Vera

Nursing COC Exam Question No 6. the First case of Covid positive case in India reported in?

A. Kerala

B. Tamilnadu

C. Gujarat

D. Maharashtra

Nursing COC Exam Question No.7 . The epithelial tissue which is found in the uterine tubes is?

A. Squamous

B. Ciliated

C. Columnar

D. simple

Nursing COC Exam Question No.8 . Low levels of maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein levels are found in

A. Open neural tube defect

B. Down syndrome

C. Multiple pregnancies

D. Rh-isoimmunisation

Nursing COC Exam Question No.9 . Passive movement of the head due to untwisting of the neck sustained during internal rotation is called?

A. Flexion

B. Extension

C. Restitution

D. Descent

Nursing COC Exam Question No.10 . When caring for a client in hemorrhagic shock, how should the nurse position the client?

A. Flat in bed with legs elevated

B. Flat in bed

C. Trendelenburg position

D. Semi-sitting

Nursing COC Exam Question No.11. Most common cause of postpartum hemorrhage

A. Bleeding disorders

B. Abruptio placenta

C. Placenta previa

D. Atonic uterus

Nursing COC Exam Question No.12. The type of abnormality where the umbilical cord is attached to membranes is called?

A. Battledore placenta

B. Velamentous placenta

C. Circumvallate placenta

D. Placenta marginata

Nursing COC Exam Question No.13. The total lung capacity in

a healthy adult male is approximate?

A. 500 mL

B. 5000 mL

C. 6000 mL

D. 6000 L

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Nursing COC Exam Question No.14. The ideal roller bandage application for body parts where the thickness varies, such as over the forearm, is?

A. Simple spiral

B. Figure of eight

C. Reverse spiral

D. Divergent Spica

Nursing COC Exam Question No.15 . The physician has ordered mannitol IV for a client with a head injury with moderate TBI (trumatic brain injury) . What should the nurse closely monitor because the client is receiving mannitol?

A. Deep tendon reflexes

B. Urine output

C. Level of orientation

D. Pulse rate

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