NURSING WRITTEN TEST SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Nursing Solved Question Paper 2022- Part 2 Nursing Solved Question Paper 2022- Part 1 Question No 36331- 36340 Part One is here Nursing Question No.36330. One of the following does not come under health promotions (a) Chemoprophylaxis (b) Proper sanitation (c) Chlorination of water (d) Non smoking tobacco Nursing Question No.36331. Study to find linear relation between 2 variables without knowing value of either is known as (a) Standard deviation (b) Variance (c) Co-efficient of regression (d) Co-efficient of correlation Nursing Question No.36332. According to ROM Programme for Leprosy, treatment of single macular leision is (a) RMP + Ofloxacin + Minocycline (b) RMP + Ofloxacin + Kanamycin (c) RMP + INH + Minocycline (d) RMP + INH + PZM Nursing Question No.36333. The best study for estimating point prevalence is (a) Cross-sectional study (b) Case control study (c) Longitudinal study (d) Cohort study Nursing Question No.36334. The number of...

Question No. 1. The nurse positioning a client after surgery will take into account that the position, which most often predisposes a client to physiologic processes that suppress respiration, is which of the following positions? A. Fowler's position B. Prone C. Supine D. left side lying down Ans: C Question No. 2. You are ready to take the client's oral temperature. You ask this client how long it has been since drinking something hot or cold or smoking. The client admits having just drunk a cup of hot coffee. You will wait how long before taking the temperature? A. 5 minutes B. 10 minutes C. 20 minutes D. 30 minutes Ans: D Question No. 3. You are working with a client who has dentures but does not wear them. When questioned about the reason for not wearing the dentures, the client says it makes him feel old. Which of the following responses would be best? A. "You are not really old." B. "It is all right not to wear you...

1 . When documenting an assigned client's record during and at the end of the shift, the nurse must keep in mind which of the following facts? A. In order to get the care done for all assigned clients, the charting must be as brief as possible. B. The proper format, such as SOAP or PIE, as chosen by the hospital, must be adhered to. C. The chart is a legal document and may be all a nurse has to support care that was given if called to court. D. Clients need to be assessed and the care documented at least once every hour during the shift. Ans: C 2 . When the licensed practical/vocational nurse is checking the physician's orders against the medication record prior to setting up medications, the nurse discovers a medication error made on the previous shift. The nurse reports this error to the supervising nurse. Which of the following persons will need to fill out an incident report? A. licensed practical/vocational nurse who discovered the error B. licensed nurse who com...

41.                 After gastrectomy, the patient has to continue a drug life long is Ans:Vit B12 42.               Commonest causative organism of gas gangrene Ans: clostridium 43.               Hallmark finding in the ECG of acute MI include Ans: Elevating of ST segment in the leads overlying the area of infant 44.               The cardiac anomaly that produces a left to right shunt Ans: ASD 45.                The principal factor that causes vaginal PH to be acidic is Ans: the action of the doderlein bacillus 46.               Baby friendly hospital initiative is aimed at promoting Ans: breast feeding 47.                Which of the following is not a psychiatric emergency Ans: narcolepsy 48.   ...

Question 1:-The legal responsibilities of a Nurse includes  A:-Protect the patients' rights  B:-Keep legal records safety  C:-Legal documentation  D:-Both (1) and (2)  Correct Answer:- Option-D Question 2:-Ethics means  A:-Study of belief and values  B:-Study of human behaviour  C:-Study of human concepts  D:-Study of philosophical ideas of right or wrong behaviour  Correct Answer:- Option-C Question 3:-The failure of professionals' to provide proper care and competent care to patient  A:-Negligence  B:-Dissemination  C:-Parole  D:-Malpractice  Correct Answer:- Option-D Question 4:-One of the purpose of documentation  A:-Legal record and audit  B:-Keep the document up to date  C:-Diagnostic purpose  D:-Development of Nursing care plan  Correct Answer:- Option-A Question 5:-Emergency admission means admitting the patient for  A:-Routine examinati...

Question No. 1:-Electro convulsive therapy was first introduced by  A:-Moniz and Lima  B:-Cerletti and Bini  C:-Fraud and Jung  D:-Meduna and Paracelsus  Correct Answer:- Option-B Question No. 2:-The following are true about retraction except  A:-muscle fibres permanently shortened  B:-progressive and intense during 1st stage  C:-special property of upper uterine segment  D:-effects haemostasis after separation of placenta Correct Answer:- Option-B Question No. 3:-Delusion is a disorder of  A:-Perception  B:-Thought  C:-Orientation  D:-Memory  Correct Answer:- Option-B Question No. 4:-Simpson grading is used to assess the completeness of surgical removal of  A:-Gliomas  B:-Meningiomas  C:-Pituitary adenomas  D:-Vestibular schwannomas  Correct Answer:- Option-B Question No. 5:-Cardiac failure is most likely in pregnancy at  A:-32 wks  B:-1st stag...

Question No. 1:-Which is the preferred method of opening the airway of an unconscious patient who may have suffered a neck injury?  A:-Head tilt, chin lift  B:-Chin lift  C:-Jaw thrust  D:-Extension of neck  Correct Answer:- Option-C Question No. 2:-Disaccharidase deficiency is classified under which of the following major causes of malabsorption syndrome  A:-Defective Intraluminal digestion  B:-Lymphatic obstruction  C:-Primary mucosal cell abnormalities  D:-Reduced small intestinal surface area  Correct Answer:- Option-C Question No. 3:-The enzyme used as a marker for alcohol abuse is  A:-Gamma glutamyl transferase  B:-Alanine aminotransferase  C:-Aspartate amino transferase  D:-Alkaline phosphatase  Correct Answer:- Option-A Question No. 4:-Who coined the term 'Schizophrenia'?  A:-Kraepelin  B:-Sander  C:-Bleuler  D:-Mayer Gross  Correct Answer:- Optio...

1. The 5-minute Apgar of a baby delivered by C-section is recorded as 9. The most likely reason for this score is: A. The mottled appearance of the trunk B. The presence of conjunctival hemorrhages C.Respiratory rate of 20–28 per minute D. Cyanosis of the hands and feet Answer: D. Cyanosis of the hands and feet 2. Which of the following symptoms is associated with exacerbation of multiple sclerosis? A. Nausea B. Diplopia C.  Seizures D. Insomnia Answer: B. Diplopia 3. A female child named Baby Pranjali is admitted with a diagnosis of delusions of GRANDEUR. This diagnosis reflects a belief that one is: A. Being Killed B.  Responsible for evil world C.Highly famous and important D. Connected to client unrelated to oneself Answer; C.Highly famous and important 4. A client  named Mr. John Aldives with a bowel resection and anastamosis returns to his room with an NG tube attached to intermittent suction. Which of the following observations ind...

Q. No. 1. Pseudo membraneous colitis is due to A. Tetenus toxins B. Clostridium difficile C. H.pylori D. E- Coli Q. No. 2. Which organ in the body always recieve the most percentage of blood(%cardiac output)flow?.(AIIMS,ME,BPSC ) A. Kidney B. Lung C. Brain D. Heart Answer: B.  Lung Q. No. 3. In adults, Normal endotracheal suction pressure? A. 40-90 mm of Hg B. 70-140 mm of Hg C. 130- 180 mm of Hg D. 180-320 mm of Hg Answer: B. 70-140 mm of Hg Q. No. 4.The stool guaiac test (gFOBT) for the detection of...? A. Piles B. Peptic ulcer C. Intestinal obstruction D. Colo-Rectol carcinoma Answer: D. Colo-Rectol carcinoma Q. No. 5.  A resident who is incontinent of urine has an increased risk of developing (prometric saudi2016) A. dementia. B. urinary tract infections. C. dehydration D. pressure sore Answer; Q. No. 6.  A resident is on a bladder retraining program. The nurse aide can expect the resident to A . Have a fluid intake restric...

Question # 1. The client with AIDS tells the nurse that he has been using acupuncture to help with his pain. The nurse should question the client regarding this treatment because acupuncture: A. Uses pressure from the fingers and hands to stimulate the energy points in the body B. Uses oils extracted from plants and herbs C. Uses needles to stimulate certain points on the body to treat pain D. Uses manipulation of the skeletal muscles to relieve stress and pain Answer D is correct. Acupuncture uses needles, and because HIV is transmitted by blood and body fluids, the nurse should question this treatment. Answer A describes acupressure, and answers B and C describe massage therapy with the use of oils. Question # 2. The 10-year-old is being treated for asthma. Before administering Theodur, the nurse should check the: A. Urinary output B. Blood pressure C. Pulse D. Temperature Answer C is correct. Theodur is a bronchodilator, and a side effect of bronchodilators is ...

Question #1:-Major protein digesting enzyme present in the pancreatic juice  A:-trypsin  B:-aminopeptidase  C:-pepsin  D:-dipeptidase  Correct Answer:- Option-A Question #2:-The normal left arterial pressure is  A:-8 mmHg  B:-15 mmHg  C:-25 mmHg  D:-32 mmHg  Correct Answer:- Option-A Question #3:-The type of shock occurs in the acute stage of burns is  A:-Anaphylactic shock  B:-Septic shock  C:-Distributive shock  D:-Hypovolemic shock  Correct Answer:- Option-D Question #4:-An early manifestation of laryngeal cancer is  A:-Stomatitis  B:-Airway obstruction

Question #1:-Jaipur foot has an advantage over conventional prosthetic feet because  A:-Separate Male and Female feet are available  B:-Same foot can be used lifelong (Durable)  C:-It can be used without a footwear (Bare foot walking possible)  D:-It matches any skin colour  Correct Answer:- Option-C Question #2:-Shick test is done in  A:-meningitis  B:-diphtheria  C:-pertussis  D:-poliomyelitis  Correct Answer:- Option-B Question #3:-Most commonly used laboratory technique used to identify tubercle bacilli in sputum  A:-Acid-fast staining  B:-Sensitivity testing  C:-Agglutination testing  D:-Dark-field illumination  Correct Answer:- Option-A Question #4:-Isotonic solution  A:-0.9%Sodium Chloride  B:-0.45% Sodium Chloride  C:-10 %Dextrose  D:-25% Dextrose  Correct Answer:- Option-A Question #5:-The antidote of paracetamol is  A:-Cyclo...

Question #1:-Major protein digesting enzyme present in the pancreatic juice  A:-trypsin  B:-aminopeptidase  C:-pepsin  D:-dipeptidase  Correct Answer:- Option-A Question #2:-Isotonic solution  A:-0.9%Sodium Chloride  B:-0.45% Sodium Chloride  C:-10 %Dextrose  D:-25% Dextrose  Correct Answer:- Option-A Question #3:-Pulse Apex deficit is seen in  A:-Aortic stenosis  B:-Atrial fibrillation  C:-Cardiac failure  D:-Mitral stenosis  Correct Answer:- Option-B Question #4:-Which of the following drug is not used in the management of hyperkaleamia?  A:-Calcium gluconate  B:-Salbutamol  C:-Sodium bicarbonate  D:-Atropine sulphate  Correct Answer:- Option-D Question #5:-A condition of generalised ill health and malnutrition marked by weakness and emaciation  A:-Anorexia  B:-Cachexia  C:-Obesity  D:-Bulimia  Correct Answ...

Question 1:-Heamoglobin is a coordination compound in which the central metal atom is  A:-Sodium  B:-Iron  C:-Manganese  D:-Magnesium  Correct Answer:- Option-B Question 2:-Anterior interosseous nerve supplies  A:-Flexor pollicis longus  B:-Abductor pollicis longus  C:-Flexor pollicis brevis  D:-Flexor carpi radialis  Correct Answer:- Option-A AIIMS staff nurse exam solved question paper     Question 3:-A condition characterized by a prolonged PR interval more than 0.2 secs in ECG is called  A:-Second degree AV block  B:-Mobiz type II AV block  C:-First degree AV block  D:-Complete block  Correct Answer:- Option-C Question 4:-Vitamin A is mostly stored in which type of cells in the liver  A:-Hepatocyte  B:-Stellate/Ito cells  C:-Kupffer cells  D:-All the above  Correct Answer:- Option-B AIIMS Staff Nurses Recruitment Exam Questions with Answer ...

Question # 1:-Peptic ulcer of the esophagus is also called as  A:-Barrett's ulcer  B:-Reiter's syndrome  C:-Reflux esophagitis  D:-Achalasis  Correct Answer:- Option-A Question# 2:-Drug used to treat H1N1 infection  A:-Imatinib  B:-Natalizumab  C:-Omalizumab  D:-Oseltamivir  Correct Answer:- Option-D Question # 3:-Convert `104 Degree F` to celsius  A:- `C = 37 Degree C `  B:-`C = 38  Degree C`  C:-`C = 40  Degree C`  D:-`C = 48 Degree C`  Correct Answer:- Option-C Question #4:-Intra-aortic balloon pump therapy is most often used in the management of  A:-Congestive cardiac failure  B:-Cardiogenic shock  C:-Pulmonary edema  D:-Aortic insufficiency  Correct Answer:- Option-B Question#5:-A 40 year old female patient presents in the casualty department with history of acute onset of severe epigastric pain radiating t...

Question# 1:-Name the area where optic nerve leaves the eyeball  A:-Hyaloid fossa  B:-Macula  C:-Blind spot  D:-Fovea Correct Answer:- Option-C Question#  2:-Give an example for insitu biodiversity conservation?  A:-Zoological parks  B:-Botanical gardens  C:-National parks  D:-Museums Correct Answer:- Option-C Question# 3:-Pel-Ebstein type of fever is seen in  A:-Tuberculosis  B:-Typhoid  C:-Hodgkin's disease  D:-Leukaemia Correct Answer:- Option-C Question# 4:-In which part of the fallopian tube fertilisation occurs ?  A:-Isthmus  B:-Ampulla  C:-Infundibulum  D:-Interstitial portion Correct Answer:- Option-B Question# 5:-The measurement of obstetrical conjugate  A:-8.5cm  B:-9.5cm  C:-10.5cm  D:-11.5cm Correct Answer:- Option-C Question# 6:-A disabled friendly toilet should have  A:-Wide entrance for wheelchair to pass  B:-Grab bars i...