High Yield MCQs for Nursing Officer exam part 3.
201. Genetic abnormality of chromosome 15 is termed as:
A.
Down syndrome
B.
Angelman syndrome
C.
Pataus syndrome
D.
Klinefelter's syndrome
202.
Smallest cranial nerve is..............?
A.
Optic nerve
B.
Trochlear nerve
C.
Abducens nerve
D.
Olfactory nerve
Ans
B
203.
Normal value of serum urea:
A.
15-40 mg/dl
B.
30-45 mg/dl
C.
35-40 mg/dl
D.
40-60 mg/dl
Ans
A
204.
Most common catheters induced blood infection is:
A.
Staphylococcus aureus
B.
Coagulase negative staphylococcus
C.
Gram negative bacilli
D.
Candida
Ans
B
205.
Most common cause of acute otitis media:
A.
H. Influenzae
B.
S. Pneumoniae
C.
S. Aurerus
D.
Pseudomonos
Ans
B
206.
HIV post exposure prophylaxds should be started with in:
A.
12 hour's
B.
72 hour's
C.
24 hour's
D.
48 hour's
Ans
B
207
. Least common mode of transmisslon of HIV-
A.
Homosexual contact
B.
Heterosexual contact
C.
IV Drug abuse
D.
Transfusion of blood products
Ans
D
208.
Antidote of streptokinase is.........:
A.
Demora
B.
Immunofab
C.
Mgso4
D.
Amino carporic acid
Ans
D
209.
Control of spread of disease is an exam-ple of which level of prevention?
A.
Primary intervention
B.
Secondary intervention
C.
Tertiary intervention
D.
Nursing intervention
Ans
C
210.Which
of the following value is conside-red normal for intra cranial pressure (ICP)?
A.
05-15 mmHg
B.
10-20 mm Hg
C.
35-45 mm Hg
D.
80-100 mmHg
Ans
A
211.
Mask and shoe cover bio medical waste dust in:
A.
Yellow
B.
Black
C.
Red
D.
Black
Ans
A
212.
Universal blood recipient blood group is :
A.
AB +ve
B.
AB -ve
C.
O +ve
D.
O -ve
Ans
A
213.
The doctor accidently cuts the bowel during surgery. As a result of this
action, the client develops an infection and suffers brain damage. The doctor
can be charged with:
A.
Negligence
B.
Tort
C.
Assault
D.
Malpractice
Ans
D
214.
Female client is admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of Guillain-Barre
syndrome. The nurse inquires during the nursing admi-ssion interview if the
client has a history of:
A.
Seizures or trauma to the brain
B.
Meningitis during the last five 5 years
C.
Back injury or trauma to the spinal cord
D.
Respiratory or gastrointestinal infection during the previous month.
Ans
D
215.
A new-born's failure to pass meconium within the first 24 hours after birth may
indi-cate which of the following?
A.
Hirschsprung disease
B.
Celiac disease
C.
Intussusception
D.
Abdominal wall defect
Ans
A
216.
Which vaccine comes under open vial policy 2015 except:
A.
Liquid Pentavalent
B.
JE
C.
TT
D.
OPV
Ans
B
217.Partograph
was first devised by:
A.
Dr. RH philpoter
B.
Dr. L mudaliar
C.
Dr. William Shaw
D.
Dr. Shorodkar
Ans
A
218.
Most common fractured carpal bone is:
A.
Lunate
B.
Pisiform
C.
Scaphoid
D.
Hemate
Ans
C
219.
Which sample method is used in assess-ing immunization status of children under
immunization programs?
A.
Quota sampling
B.
Multi stage sampling
C.
Stratified random sampling
D.
Cluster sampling
Ans
D
220.
Which of the following redical present in Blocarbonate:
A.
HCO3+
B.
HCO3-
C.
Co3+
D.
CO3-
Ans
B
221. Potassium content in Ringer lactase (mmol/L) is:
A.
130
B.
109
C.
04
D.
50
Ans
C
222.
A client is admitted to the labo and deli-very unit. The nurse performs a
vaginal exami-nation and determines that the client's cervix is 5 cm dilated
with 75% effacement. Based on the nurse's assessment the client is in which
phase of labor?
A.
Active
B.
Latent
C.
Transition
D.
Early
Ans
A
223.
Sharp instruments are sterilized under:
A.
Dry heat
B.
Boiling
C.
Fumigation
D.
Radiation
Ans
A
224.Unresolved
feelings related to loss most likely may be recognised during which phase of
the therapeutic nurse client relationship?
A.
Orientation
B.
Working
C.
Termination
D.
Trusting
Ans
A
225.
Vesico-ureteric reflex is more common in:
A.
Newborm females
B.
Older girls
C.
Older boys
D.
Only during pregnancy
Ans
A
226.
When a person retreats or revert to an infantile level of behaviour is called:
A.
Suppression
B.
Repression
C.
Regression
D.
Sublimation
Ans
C
227.
Maternal mortality rate (MMR) is expr-essed in terms of:
A.
Per 100
B.
Per 10000
C.
Per 100000
D.
Per 1000000
Ans
C
228.
Tablets supplied by Govt. of india cont-ain the following amount of iron and
folic acid:
A.
60 mg elemental iron and 500 ug FA
B.
100 mg elemental iron and 500 ug FA
C.
200 mg elemental iron and 500 ug FA
D.
100 mg elemental iron and 1 mg FA
Ans
B
229.
The typical fluids replacement for the patients with ICF fluid volume deflcit
is:
A.
Isotonic
B.
Hypotonic
C.
Hypertonic
D.
A plasma expander
Ans
B
230.
An inborn error of metabolism that causes a premature destruction of RBC?
A.
G6PD
B.
Homocystinuria
C.
Phenylketonuria
D.
Celiac Discase
Ans
A
231.
Chyme is called?
A.
Food in the mouth
B.
Food in stomach
C.
Food reaches in duodenum
D.
Food reaches in the rectum
Ans
C
232.
Which of the neurotransmitter is decreased in Alzheimer's disease-
A.
Acctylcholine
B.
Dopamine
C.
Serotonin
D.
GABA
Ans
A
233.
Pain felt in calf muscles when dorsiflex with extended at knee is called is:
A.
Kernig's sign
B.
Homan's sign
C.
Brudzinski's sign
D.
Hegar's sign
Ans
B
234.
Constant presence of a disease within a geographic area:
A.
Epidemic
B.
Endemic
C.
Sporadic
D.
Pandemic
Ans
B
235.
Polio vaccine is prepared from:
A.
Live attenuated organism
B.
Killed organism
C.
Toxoid
D.
Aerobic bacteria
Ans
A
236.
Most common catheters induced blood infection is:
A.
Staphylococcus aureus
B.
Coagulase negative staphylococcus
C.
Gram negative bacilli
D.
Candida
Ans
B
237.
Most common cause of acute otitis media:
A.
H. Influenzae
B.
S. Pneumoniae
C.
S. Aurerus
D.
Pseudomonos
Ans
B
238.
HIV post exposure prophylaxds should be started with in:
A.
12 hour's
B.
72 hour's
C.
24 hour's
D.
48 hour's
Ans
B
239.
Least common mode of transmisslon of HIV-
A.
Homosexual contact
B.
Heterosexual contact
C.
IV Drug abuse
D.
Transfusion of blood products
Ans
D
240.
Antidote of streptokinase is.........:
A.
Demora
B.
Immunofab
C.
Mgso4
D.
Amino carporic acid
Ans
d
241.
Control of spread of disease is an exam-ple of which level of prevention?
A.
Primary intervention
B.
Secondary intervention
C.
Tertiary intervention
D.
Nursing intervention
Ans
c
242.
A new-born's failure to pass meconium within the first 24 hours after birth may
indi-cate which of the following?
A.
Hirschsprung disease
B.
Celiac disease
C.
Intussusception
D.
Abdominal wall defect
Ans
A
243.
Most common fractured carpal bone is:
A.
Lunate
B.
Pisiform
C.
Scaphoid
D.
Hemate
Ans
C
244.
Partograph was first devised by:
A.
Dr. RH philpoter
B.
Dr. L mudaliar
C.
Dr. William Shaw
D.
Dr. Shorodkar
Ans
A
245.
Vesico-ureteric reflex is more common in:
A.
Newborm females
B.
Older girls
C.
Older boys
D.
Only during pregnancy
Ans
A
246.
When a person retreats or revert to an infantile level of behaviour is called:
A.
Suppression
B.
Repression
C.
Regression
D.
Sublimation
Ans
C
247.
The typical fluids replacement for the patients with ICF fluid volume deflcit
is:
A.
Isotonic
B.
Hypotonic
C.
Hypertonic
D.
A plasma expander
Ans
B
248.
Murphy's sign present in -
A.
Cholecystitis
B.
Appendicitis
C.
Pancreatitis
D.
Colitis
Ans
A
249.
Attitude of fetal head in occipito poste-rior position is:
A.
Flexion
B.
Adduction
C.
Deflexion
D.
Extension
Ans
A
250.
Drug of choice for treatment and prev-ention of further episodes of bipolar
mood disorder is:
A.
Amitryptiline
B.
Lithium
C.
Fluoxetine
D.
Chlordiazepoxide
Ans
B
251.
The daily requirement of calcium that an adult must take is :
A.
40-50 mg
B.
4.0-5.0 mg
C.
400-500 mg
D.
4000-5000 mg
Ans
C
252.
Which of the following symptoms are the differentiated between small for
gestational age & larger for gestational age?
A.
Hypoglycaemia
B.
Respiratory distress
C.
Hypocalcemia
D.
Polycythemia
Ans
C
253.
A nurse caring a patient on pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy should assess
then or:
A.
Weight gain
B.
Hypertension
C.
Arrhythmias
D.
GIT irritation
Ans
A
254.
Infusion of dopamine to be started @ 600 ugm/kg/hour patient weight 50 kg,
prepare the solution injection dopamine 200 mg in 100 ml saline, calculate the
ml/hour of infusion to give desired dose:
A.
12 ml/hour
B.
16 ml/hour
C.
15 ml/hour
D.
14 ml/hour
Ans
C
255.
The physician fails to inform the patie-nts about the surgical operation and
the nurse did not obtained an informed consent before the surgical procedure is
done. The acts of the medical team are:
A.
Malpractice
B.
Negligence
C.
Breach of duty
D.
Defamation
Ans
C
256.
The type of yellow fever vaccine is :
A.
Killed vaccine
B.
Live vaccine
C.
Combined vaccine
D.
Tripple vaccine
Ans
B
257. A blood transfusion should be start with
macro drop per minutes and for how long time?
A.
10 drop for 10 minutes
B.
20 drop for 10 minutes
C.
25 drop for 15 minutes
D.
10 drop for 15 minutes
Ans
A
258.
If we reject Null hypothesis, when actua-lly it is true, it is known as:
A.
Type I errors
B.
Type II errors
C.
Power
D.
Specificity
Ans
A
259.
A Patient is experiencing alcohol withd-rawal exhibits tremors, diaphoresis and
hyper-activity. Blood pressure is 190/87 mmHg and pulse is 92 bpm, Which of the
medications wo-uld the nurse expect to administer?
A.
Naloxone
B.
Benzlropine
C.
Lorazepam
D.
Haloperidol
Ans
C
260.
Sunray appearance on x-rays is sugges-tive of:
A.
A chondronsarcoma
B.
A metastatic tumor in the bone
C.
An oateogenic sarcoma
D.
An Ewings sarcoma
Ans A261. The characteristic symptom of "Hypog-lycemia" which is an early symptom of "Insulin Reaction":
A.
Severe thirst
B.
Drowsiness
C.
Diaphoresis
D.
Coma
Ans
C
262.
Which the most common site of lymph node involvement in hodkins lymphoma in is:
A.
Axillary
B.
Cervical
C.
Abdomen
D.
Brain
Ans
B
263. Presence of complete ring of bubbles at the
meniscus in shake test indicatees:
A.
Maturity of fetal brain
B.
Septal defect
C.
Maturity of fetal lung
D.
Fetal cyanosis
Ans
C
264.
Rifampicin is used for prophylaxis of:
A.
Gonorrhea
B.
Malaria
C.
Leprosy
D.
Meningococcal meningitis
Ans
D
265. Location of auscultation for apical pulse
is..........:
A.
5th intercostal space at the right midaxill-ary line
B.
5th intercostal space at the left midclavi-cular line
C.
5th intercostal space at the right midclavi-cular line
D.
5th intercostal space at the left midaxillary line
Ans
B
266.
Which among the following disease is not due to Aedes mosquitoes?
A.
Filariasis
B.
Malaria
C.
Dengue fever
D.
Chikungunya fever
Ans
B
267.
Juvenile Justice Act was passed in which year?
A.
1986
B.
1996
C.
1999
D.
2006
Ans
A
268.
Which of the following is used in the management of Hyperkalemia?
A.
Insulin with Glucose
B.
Sodium Bicarbonate
C.
Potassium Chloride
D.
Magnesium Sulphate
Ans
A
269.
A 60 year old male patient had myocar-dial infarction one month ago. He is
currently undergoing cardiac rehabilitation sessions at the gym. This is
considered as----- prevention:
A.
Primordial
B.
Primary
C.
Secondary
D.
Tertiary
Ans
D
270.
In face presentation the denominator is.........:
A.
Occiput
B.
Mentum
C.
Brow
D.
Sacrum
Ans
B
271.
One client is admitted with hyperemesis gravidarum. Which of the following
should be monitored for the patient?
A.
BP
B.
PR
C.
Urine sugar
D.
Urine for ketones
Ans
d
272.
Raju is recently diagnosed with metas-tatic lung cancer, what is the expected
reaction from him?
A.
Denial
B.
Anger
C.
Depression
D.
Acceptance
Ans
A
273.
Incentive spirometry is will help to:
A.
Promote cough
B.
Preventing atelectasis
C.
Promote carbon dioxide elimination
D.
All the above
Ans
B
274.
In ultra sonography the measurement of space at the back of the fetus neck is
termed as:
A.
Nuchal translucency
B.
Amniotic spacing
C.
Crown-Rump length
D.
The CSF gap
Ans
A
275.
Anticoagulant of choice for estimating blood glucose is........:
A.
EDTA
B.
Sodium fluoride
C.
Sodium citrate
D.
Heparin
Ans
b
276. Which of the following is the function of
sodium in the body:
A.
Formation of bones
B.
Functioning of skeletal muscle
C.
Functioning of cardiac muscle
D.
Maintenance of serum osmolarity
Ans
d
277.
What should never be done in a woman who has placenta praevia?
A.
Abdominal palpation
B.
Ultrasound
C.
External CTG
D.
Vaginal examination (PV)
Ans
D
278.
The hormone responsible for ovulation is:
A.
FSH
B.
LH
C.
Testosterone
D.
Progesterone
Ans
A
279.
which one of the following sign being elicited in Meningitis?
A.brudzinski's
sign
B.cullen's
sign
C.Chvostek
ign
D.trousseus
sign
Ans
A
280.
Optimum flouride concentration in drinking water?
A.
1-2 ppm
B.
3-5 ppm
C.
0.5 ppm
D.
Above 10 ppm
Ans
B
281.
1 gm HB carrying how much oxygen?
A.
1.34 ml o2/gm
B.
0.34 ml o2/gm
C.
2.34 ml o2/gm
D.
3.39 ml o2/gm
Ans
A
282.
Antibody are produced by following
cells:
A.
RBC
B.
T lymphocytes
C.
Platelets
D.
Lymphocytes
Ans
D
283.
All of the following are example of nomi-nal scale except:
A.
Sex
B.
Race
C.
Body weight
D.
Occupation
Ans
C
284.
C4 vertebrae damage cause following symptoms:
A.
Respiration symptoms
B.
Flaccid bladder
C.
Hypertension
D.
Hyperactive bowel
Ans
A
285.
The best graphic representation of freq-uency distribution of data gathered of
a conti-nuous variable is:
A.
Line diagram
B.
Simple bar
C.
Histogram
D.
Multiple bar
Ans
C
286. In a study following interpretation are
obtained: Satisfied, Very satisfied, Dissatisfied. Which type of scale is this?
A.
Nominal
B.
Ordinal
C.
Interval
D.
Ratio
Ans
B
287.
Which of the following is an indicator of AIDS?
A.
CD4 count lower than 200/ml
B.
CD4 count more than 400/ml
C.
CD4 count lower than 600/ml
D.
CD4 count lower than 1000/ml
Ans
A
288.
While measuring blood pressure in upper arm the chest piece of stethoscope is
placed over which of the following arteries?
A.
Axillary
B.
Brachial
C.
Radial
D.
Ulnar
Ans
B
289.
The AV node is located in the........:
A.
Right atrium
B.
Atrio-ventricular septum
C.
Pericardium
D.
Myocardium
Ans
D
290.
Which is not a sign of marasmus from the following?
A.
Severe qasting of muscle
B.
Severe vomiting
C.
Loss of subcutaneous fat
D.
All of the above
Ans
B
81291. Graph to correlate two quantitative data is:
A.
Scatter diagram
B.
Frequency curve
C.
Histogram
D.
Line diagram
Ans
A
292. A physician, after examining a group of
patients of a certain disease, classifies the con-dition of each one as
'Normal', 'Mild', 'Mode-rate' or 'Severe'. Which one of the following is the
scale of measurement that is being adopted for classification of the disease
condition?
A.
Normal
B.
Interval
C.
Ordinal
D.
Ratio
Ans
C
293.
Compared with unprocessed cow's milk, human breast milk contains more of:
A.
Proteins
B.
Carbohydrates
C.
Lipids
D.
Minerals
Ans
B
294. All are included in Kangaroo Mother care
except?
A.
Skin to skin contact
B.
Early discharge and follow-up
C.
Free nutritional supplements
D.
Exclusive breast feeding
Ans
C
295.
Age independent anthropometric meas-ure of malnutrition is:
A.
Weight for age
B.
Mid arm circumference
C.
Head circumference
D.
Chest circumference
Ans
B
296.
Deficiency in weight for height in a 3 year old child indicates:
A.
Acute malnutrition
B.
Chronic malnutrition
C.
Concomitant acute & chronic malnutrition
D.
Under weight
Ans
A
297. Annual under five deaths globally repor-ted
are:
A.
08 million
B.
12 million
C.
06 million
D.
10 million
Ans
c
298. Neonatal death is defined as death of a live
born neonate:
A.
In the first 28 days after birth
B.
In the first 3 months of life
C.
In the first 6 months of life
D.
In the first year of life
Ans
A
299.
Which hepatitis are transferred through institutional & health
organization?
A.
Hepatitis A
B.
Hepatitis B
C.
Hepatitis C
D.
Hepatitis D
Ans
A
300.
Salt are added in food are the example of which level of prevention?
A.
Primordial prevention
B.
Primary prevention
C.
Secondary prevention
D.
Tertiary prevention
Ans
B
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