NURSING WRITTEN TEST SAMPLE QUESTIONS

1. Mr. Ramesh,  24 year old client has been admitted with a diagnosis of schizophrenia says to the nurse Reeta “Yes, its march, March is little woman”. That’s literal you know”. These statement illustrate: A. Neologisms B. Echolalia C. Flight of ideas D. Loosening of association  Answer:  D. Loosening of association  2. A nursing care plan for a male client with bipolar I disorder should include: A. Providing a structured environment B. Designing activities that will require the client to maintain contact with reality C. Engaging the client in conversing about current affairs D. Touching the client provide assurance Answer:  A. Providing a structured environment 3. A long term goal for a paranoid male client who has unjustifiably accused his wife of having many extramarital affairs would be to help the client develop: A. Insight into his behavior B. Better self control C. Feeling of self worth D. Faith in his wife Answer:  ...

1. Which of the following urinary symptoms does the pregnant woman most frequently experience during the first trimester?  a) Incontinence b) Frequency  c) Dysuria  d) Burning 2. A pregnant client states that she “waddles” when she walks. The nurse’s explanation is based on which of the following as the cause?  a) The large size of the newborn  b) Pressure on the pelvic muscles  c) Relaxation of the pelvic joints  d) Excessive weight gain 3. Variation on the length of menstrual cycle is due to variations in the number of days in which of the following phase?   a) excretion phase b) Mentrual phase c) Proliferative phase d) Secretory phase 4. What do you call the vague pain on either right or left lower quadrant that is sometimes felt by a woman during ovulation?   a)  Dysmenorrhea b) Dyspareuni c) Mettelschmerz  d) Spinnbarkeit 5. Fever, foul lochial discharge and subinvolution of the uterus are...

1. The Hamstring injury, which is most common in athletes of all sorts, causes severe pain in which part of the body?  a) Elbow Joint b) Leg c) Scapula d) Head Answer:  b) Leg  2. “Four Comprehensives” is a new political theory unveiled by which country? a)India b) China c) Indonesia d) South Africa Answer:  b) China 3. Which among the following will be the base currency for BRICS New Development Bank? a) Indian Rupee b) Rupaiah c)US Dollar d) Kwacha Answer: c)US Dollar 4. Which one of the following is considered as inexpensive future energy option? a) Dimethoxyethane.  b) Dimethyl ether c) Polyethylene glycol  d) Dimethoxy glycol

1) Exposure to sunlight helps a person improve his health because a) The ultraviolet rays convert skin oil into Vitamin D b) Body resistance power increases c) The pigment cells in the skin get stimulated and produce a healthy tan d) The infrared light kills bacteria and viruses in the body Answer:  a) The ultraviolet rays convert skin oil into Vitamin D 2) Human Body Contains how many percentage of Water a) Seventy Percentage b) Sixty Percentage c) Sixty Six Percentage d) Fifty Percentage Answer: Sixty Six Percentage 3) Cells related to _________ divide remarkably faster than other cells in the body. a) Hair b) Nose c) Eye Sight d) Nerves Answer:  a) Hair 4) The smallest bone in the human body is about the size of: a) Grain of a Rice b) Tip of Nail c) Eye of a peacock d) Honey Bee Answer:  a) Grain of a Rice

1. A trial septal defect occurs due to the persistence of: a) Formen ovale b) Mitral valve c) Ductus venosus d) Ductus arteriosis  Answer:  a) Formen ovale 2. Discolouration of teeth is caused by a kind of antibiotics called a) Streptomycin  b) Neomycin  c) Tetracycline d) Penicillin Answer:  b) Neomycin  3. Total weight gain during pregnancy is   a) 7-8 kg  b)  13-14 kg  c) 10-11 kg d) 15-16 kg Answer:  b)  13-14 kg  4. .... ......... is the permanent method of sterilization. a) MTP  b) D & C c) Tubectomy  d) Diaphragm  Answer:  c) Tubectomy  5. Mode of transmission of Pertussis:  a) Faecoral b) Through contaminated water   c) Droplet infection  d) Vector transmission  Answer:  d) Vector transmission 

1. The danger zone for bacterial growth in food is (a) 10-99 degree C  b) 20-79 degree C  c)  20-60 degree C d) 10-60 degree C  Answer: d)10-60 degree C  2. All are components of under five clinic except a)  patient referral treatment    b) growth monitoring  c) oral rehydration  d) immunization  answer:  a)  patient  referral treatment    3. Zero dose of polio vaccine means a) no vaccination b) no antibody response c) dose before first dose d) vaccination at mobile camps Answer: c) dose before first dose 4. All are suitable for disinfection of faces and urine except a)  1-10% formalin b) 1% crude phenol c) 5% cresol  d) 8% bleaching powder  Answer: (a)  1-10% formalin 5.The control of .............. has led to the eradication of guinea worm disease a) mosquito  b) rat flea  c)  cyclops d) s...

1. Quickening means: a) Hearing of the fetal heart sound b) Make or become faster or quicker. c) The movement of the feuts in the uterus felt by the mother d)Sudden cessation of Menstruation  2.Typhoid is transmitted through – a) Water and food  b) Air c) Touch  d) Personal contact 3. Mode of transmission of Pertussis: a) Vector transmission  b) Faecoaral c) Droplet infection d) Through contaminated water 4. The most common from of malnutrition are the following except a) Beri-beri b) Kwashiorkor  c) Marasmus  d) Protein energy malnutrition  5. The following organs are situated in the abdominal cavity except: a) Stomach  b) Oesophagus  c) liver  d) Spleen