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Q. No. 1 Heat regulating centre is located in:
Option 1 Thalamus
Option 2 Hypothalamus
Option 3 Medulla oblongata
Option 4 Cerebrum
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 2 The smallest bone of human body is:
Option 1 Stapes
Option 2 Phallanges
Option 3 Metacarpals
Option 4 Xiphisternum
Correct Option 1

Q. No. 3 The function of fallopian tube is:
Option 1 Secretion of oestrogen and progesterone
Option 2 Passage way for foetus
Option 3 Occurrence of fertilization
Option 4 Developing foetus
Correct Option 3

Q. No. 4 Normal respiration of healthy person is:
Option 1. 5-10/min
Option 2. 10-15/min
Option 3. 15-20/min
Option 4. 20-30/min
Correct Option3

Q. No. 5 Kidney is situated:
Option 1 In abdominal cavity
Option 2 In pelvic cavity
Option 3 In thoracic cavity
Option 4In dorsal cavity
Correct Option1


Q. No. 6 Total number of chambers in human heart is:
Option 1. 4
Option 2. 1
Option 3. 2
Option 4. 3
Correct Option1


Q. No. 7 The only artery which supplies deoxygenated blood:
Option 1Pulmonary artery
Option 2Hepatic artery
Option 3Gastric artery
Option 4Renal artery
Correct Option1

Q. No. 8 To diagnosis meningitis which type of sample is collected:
 Option 1Urine
Option 2CSF
Option 3Bone-marrow
Correct Option2


Q. No. 9 Thermophilic bacteria grow at following minimum temperature:
Option 1. 20 ºC
Option 2. 35 ºC
Option 3. 55 ºC
Option 4. 85 ºC
Correct Option3


Q. No. 10 Life cycle of malarial parasite was first described by:
Option 1Ronald Ross
Option 2Robert Koch
Option 3Louis Pasterur
Option 4Banting and Best
Correct Option1


Q. No. 11 HIV virus belongs to which of the following groups?
Option 1Flavivirus
Option 2Retrovirus
Option 3Rhabdovirus
Option 4Hepadnavirus
Correct Option2


Q. No. 12 In following which is a vector borne disease:
Option 1Diptheria
Option 2Dengue
Option 3Tetanus
Option 4Measles
Correct Option2


Q. 13 Which of the following is a antidote for a patient with overdose of heparin:
Option 1Protamine Sulphate
Option 2Vitamin-K
Option 3Atropine Sulphate
Option 4Physostigmine
Correct Option1


Q. No. 14Paracetamol medicine/drug is :
Option 1Antipyretic
Option 2Antitussive
Option 3Antiasthemetic Hindi Option 3Antiasthemetic
Option 4Antiemetic
Correct Option1


Q. No. 15 Morphine is contraindicated in:
Option 1Angina
Option 2Bronchial asthma
Option 3Pancreatitis
Option 4M.I.
Correct Option2
Q. No. 16 Teaspoonful medicine is equal to:
Option 1. 2 ml
Option 2. 3 ml
Option 3 5 ml
Option 4 10 ml
Correct Option3


Q. No. 17 Which of the following medicines is useful for reducing raised intracranial pressure:
Option 1 I.V. Mannitol
Option 2 I.V. Phenytoin
Option 3 I.V. Diazeopam
Option 4 I.V. Nitroglycerine
Correct Option1


Q. No. 18 Analgesics are given:
Option 1To relieve pain
Option 2Go give rest
Option 3To induce sleep
Option 4To destroy pathogenic microorganisms
Correct Option1
Q. No. 19 Guillian Barre syndrome is a disease of which of the following:
Option 1Brain
Option 2Spinal cord
Option 3Peripheral nerve
Option 4 All of the above

Correct Option 3




Q. No. 20 Which of the following is not a parameter for "Glasgow coma scale"
Option 1 Eye opening
Option 2 Pupillary response
Option 3 Verbal response
Option 4 Motor response
Correct Option 2


Q. No. 21"Rice Water Stool" is a typical finding in cases of :
Option 1 Cholera
Option 2 Typhoid
Option 3 Ulcerative colitis
Option 4 Amoebiasis
Correct Option 1
Q. No. 22Full form of CPR is :
Option 1 Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
Option 2 Cardio-Pulmonary Relapse
Option 3 Cradio Pulmonary Restriction
Option 4 Chronic Pulmonary Replace
Correct Option 1

Q. No. 23What concentration of NaCl in intravenous fluid is termed "Isotonic":
Option 1 0.25%
Option 2 0.45%
Option 3 0.75%
Option 4 0.90%
Correct Option 4


Q. No. 24 A major priority of nursing care of child suspected of having meningitis is to
Option 1 Check the temperature and give the cold sponging
Option 2 Isolate the child immediately
Option 3 Administer the antibiotic as soon as it is ordered
Option 4 Restrain the child to prevent accidents
Correct Option 2


Q. No. 25 The child's apical pulse is always checked before administering digoxin, the drug is not given if the pulse rate is :
Option 1 Below 90 to 110 beats/minute
Option 2 Above 90 to 110 beats/minute
Option 3 Less than 60 beats/minute
Option 4 More than 150 beats/minute
Correct Option 1

Q. No. 26 During the oedematous phase of nephrotic syndrome an important nursing, intervention is to:
Option 1 Provide meticulous skin care
Option 2 Encourage fluid intake
Option 3 Encourage moderate activity
Option 4 Weight the child every alternate day
Correct Option 1


Q. No. 27 Initial nursing assessment of an infant suffering with acute diarrhea and dehydration reveals:
Option 1 Skin turgor
Option 2 Low hematocrit
Option 3 Bulging fontanelle
Option 4 Weight gain
Correct Option 1

Q. No. 28 The most likely side effect of external radiation to the neck for cancer of larynx is:
Option 1 Constipation
Option 2 Dyspnea
Option 3 Sore throat
Option 4 Diarrhoea
Correct Option 3

Q. No. 29 When the respiratory rate of a 12 months old child is 35 breaths/minute, the most appropriate nursing action is:
Option 1 Notify the physician
Option 2 Administer Oxygen
Option 3 Reassess respiratory rate in 15 minutes
Option 4 Document the findings
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 30 A nursing intervention in thrombophlebitis would be contraindicated:
Option 1 Maintaining strict bed rest
Option 2 Turning the patient from side to side
Option 3 Applying warm packs to the affected leg
Option 4 Massaging the affected leg
Correct Option 1




Q. No. 31 A patient with acute pancreatitis has NG tube for low intermittent suction to prevent:
Option 1 Chronic distortion
Option 2 Gastric reflux
Option 3 Pancreatic stimulation
Option 4 Peristalsis
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 32 Platelet count decreases in:
Option 1 Malaria
Option 2 Filaria
Option 3 Dengue
Option 4 Typhoid
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 33 Eye padding is applied on unconscious patients to prevent:
Option 1 Dryness of eye
Option 2 Blinking of eyes
Option 3 Corneal ulcer
Option 4 Eye movement
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 34 Hepatitis-A is caused:
Option 1 Due to infected blood transfusion
Option 2 Due to use of contaminated water
Option 3 Due to addiction of drug
Option 4 Due to dialysis
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 35 Top priority treatment of ventricular fibrillation includes:
Option 1 ECG monitoring
Option 2 Proper positioning
Option 3 CPR
Option 4 Catherization
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 36In following which disease occur due to deficiency of thiamine:
Option 1 Beri-Beri
Option 2 Pellagra
Option 3 Anaemia
Option 4 Scurvy
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 37 To prevent legal implications,. What should be done by a nurse during pre-operative period:
Option 1 Provide psychological support
Option 2 Obtain written consent
Option 3 Provide comprehensive nursing care
Option 4 Explain the patient and his relatives about post-operative complications
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 38Clinical menifestations of anaemia include except:
Option 1 Low Hb level
Option 2 Fatigue
Option 3 Hyperactivity
Option 4 Lassitude
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 39 Priority basis management of a unconscious patient include:
Option 1 I.V. therapy
Option 2 I.V. mannitol
Option 3 Clearance of airway
Option 4 Pain at Mc burny point
Correct Option 3





Q. No. 40In oliguria volume of urine is:
Option 1 Less than 100 ml
Option 2 Less than 400 ml
Option 3 Less than 800 ml
Option 4 Absence of urine
Correct Option 2


Q. No. 41 Management of cardiac arrest include except:
Option 1 Massive I.V. infusion
Option 2 O2 Therapy
Option 3 Clearance of airway
Option 4 Cardiac compression
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 42 During head injury what is the cause of increase in body temperature:
Option 1 Pons injury
Option 2 Hypothalamus injury
Option 3 Cerebellum injury
Option 4 Medulla injury
Correct Option 2
Q. No. 43 What is the cause of anaemia in chronic renal failure:
Option 1 Decreased erythropoietin
Option 2 Hemolysis
Option 3 Production of immature RBCs
Option 4 Inappropriate renal functioning.
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 44 In following which is not a cause of hypokalemia:
Option 1 Vomitting
Option 2 Potassium wasting diuretics
Option 3 Aldosteronism
Option 4 Renal failure
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 45 Painful menstruation is termed as:
Option 1 Menorrhage
Option 2 Dysmenorrhea
Option 3 Amenorrhea
Option 4 Decreased production of prostaglandins
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 46 In following which is not a sexually transmitted disease?
Option 1 Chancroid
Option 2 Syphilis
Option 3 Fibroid uterus
Option 4 AIDS
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 47 Fault in male that may cause infertility includes:
Option 1 Mumps orchitis
Option 2 Raised scrotal temperature
Option 3 Undescended testes
Option 4 All the above
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 48Secretion from mother's breast following delivery is called:
Option 1 Seduestrum
Option 2 Colostrum
Option 3 Lochia
Option 4 Leucorrhoea
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 49 During which stage of labour placenta is delivered?
Option 1 Stage 1
Option 2 Stage 2
Option 3 Stage 3
Option 4 Stage 4
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 50 'Pap's smear" is used for screening of which of the following:
Option 1 Ovarian cancer
Option 2 Endometrial cancer
Option 3 Cervical cancer
Option 4 Breast Cancer
Correct Option 3




Q. No. 51 Which abdominal grip is used to assess the desecent of head in a pregnant woman?
Option 1 Fundal
Option 2 Lateral
Option 3 Pelvic 1
Option 4 Pelvic 2
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 52 Movements of the baby felt by the mother are known as :
Option 1 Lightening
Option 2 Engagement
Option 3 Quickening
Option 4 Balottment
Correct Option 3


Q. No. 53 Bedrest is essential in pre-eclampsia since it:
Option 1 Prevents eclampsia
Option 2 Mobilizes tissue fluid thereby lowering blood pressure
Option 3 Improves blood circulations and decreases oedema
Option 4 Prevents premature labour
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 54About 25% of maternal deaths are due to
Option 1 Infection
Option 2 Obstetric haemorrhage
Option 3 Unsafe abortion
Option 4 Sclampsia
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 55 Bleeding after 24 hours of delivery is considered as past partum haemorrhage?
Option 1 When blood loss is more than 500 ml.
Option 2 When blood loss is more than 700 ml.
Option 3 When blood loss is more than 100 ml.
Option 4 When blood loss is more than 200 ml
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 56In following which is the highest diameter of pelvis?
Option 1 Anterio-posterior
Option 2 Lateral
Option 3 Oblique
Option 4 All are equal
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 57 Total weight gain during pregnancy is about:
Option 1 6 Kg.
Option 2 8 Kg.
Option 3 11 Kg.
Option 4 14 Kg.
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 58In following, which vaccine is given to a pregnant lady?
Option 1 Measles
Option 2 BCG
Option 3 Tetanus
Option 4 DPT
Correct Option 3


Q. No. 59Primary feature of cervical cancer includes
Option 1 Polyurea
Option 2 Irregular menstruation
Option 3 Anorexia
Option 4 Headache
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 60 Total number of antenatal visit by a pregnant lady should be at least:
Option 1 2
Option 2 3
Option 3 1
Option 4 5
Correct Option 2





Q. No. 61 Commonest complication of IUD insertion is:
Option 1 Pain
Option 2 Bleeding
Option 3 Perforation
Option 4 Ectopic pregnancy
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 62 Fertilization occurs in:
Option 1 Uterus
Option 2 Fallopian tube
Option 3 Pelvis
Option 4 Vagina
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 63 In following which is the main cause of PID:
Option 1 Abruptio placentae
Option 2 Placenta previa
Option 3 Ectopic pregnancy
Option 4 PPH
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 64 During +2 station, position of foetal head is:
Option 1 Below ischeal spine
Option 2 Above ischeal spine
Option 3 Behind ischeal spine
Option 4 Just above of pelvic inlet
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 65Which of the following "fontanelle" in child is the first to close?
Option 1 Frontal
Option 2 Occipital
Option 3 Sphenoid
Option 4 Mastoid
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 66 To calculate the dose of a medicine for a child, which of the following formula is used:
Option 1 Young's rule
Option 2 Clark's rule
Option 3 Fried's rule
Option 4 All of the above
Correct Option 4
Q. No. 67 In premature labour, which of the following medicines is useful for the newborn?
Option 1 Magnesium sulphate
Option 2 Oxytocin
Option 3 Dexamethasone
Option 4 Testosterone
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 68 A promising treatment for some children suffering from Thalassemia is:
Option 1 Bone marrow transplantation
Option 2 Chemotherapeutic agents
Option 3 Radiation therapy
Option 4 Steriodal therapy
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 69 A child is diagnosed with bacterial conjunctivitis, a nurse educate the mother to do all except:
Option 1 Wash hands frequently
Option 2 Clean eyes as prescribed
Option 3 Share towel and wash cloths
Option 4 Give eye drops as prescribed
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 70 The apgar scoring is done to appraise the infant for:
Option 1 Birth defeats
Option 2 Respiratory effort
Option 3 RH-Sensitization
Option 4 Emotional stability
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 71 Wilm's tumor is a tumor of:
Option 1 Kidney
Option 2 Brain
Option 3 Testes
Option 4 Liver
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 72 Normal birth weight is
Option 1 2.5 - 3 Kg.
Option 2 2 - 2.5 Kg.
Option 3 3 - 3.5 Kg.
Option 4 2.2 - 2.7 Kg.
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 73 What is the criteria of LBW baby?
Option 1 Birth Weight < 2 Kg.
Option 2 Birth Weight < 2.5 Kg.
Option 3 Birth Weight < 3 Kg.
Option 4 Birth Weight < 2.7 Kg.
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 74 At which age a child can starts to brush his teeth?
Option 1 2 years
Option 2 3 years
Option 3 4 years
Option 4 20 months
Correct Option 2
Q. No. 75 While taking temperature from rectal route in children thermometer should be inserted about:
Option 1 0.5 Inch
Option 2 1 Inch
Option 3 1.5 Inch
Option 4 2 Inch
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 76 MMR vaccine is given by:
Option 1 I.M. route
Option 2 S.C. route
Option 3 I.V. route
Option 4 I.D. route
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 77 Deficiency of Vitamin D in children may cause:
Option 1 Osteomalacia
Option 2 Rickets
Option 3 Pellagra
Option 4 Beri-Beri
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 78 In children which disease occur due to protein deficiency:
Hindi Question
Option 1 Marasmus
Option 2 Kwashiorkor
Option 3 Beri-Beri
Option 4 Scurvy
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 79 After birth of a baby, breast-feeding should be started:
Option 1 Within 2 hours
Option 2 Within 1/2 hour
Option 3 On second day
Option 4 After 1 week
Correct Option 2





Q. No. 80 When physiological Jaundice appears in new born baby?
Option 1 At birth
Option 2 On second week
Option 3 On second day
Option 4 On First Week
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 81 In following which is not a preventive measure for tetanus neonatorum:
Option 1 T.T. vaccination
Option 2 Follow five clean rule
Option 3 T.T. immunization during reproductive age.
Option 4 Penicillin antibiotic
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 82 Causative organism of chickenpox is:
Option 1 Paramixo virus
Option 2 Varicella zoster
Option 3 Herpes simplex virus
Option 4 Bordetalla pertussis
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 83 In a patient of fever, "Fastigium" is term given to which of the following period?
Option 1 Onset of fever
Option 2 When body temperature has reached its maximum and remains constant
Option 3 When the body temperature is gradually returning to normal
Option 4 When body temperature is suddenly returning to normal
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 84 Which of the following disease is not transmitted by airborne droplets?
Option 1 Measles
Option 2 Chickenpox
Option 3 Poliomyelitis
Option 4 Tuberculosis
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 85 WHO was established on;
Option 1 14th April, 1948
Option 2 7th April, 1948
Option 3 7th April, 1945
Option 4 7th April, 1947
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 86 What is the full form of UNDP:
Option 1 United Nation's Development Programme
Option 2 Unique Nursing Developmental Programme
Option 3 United Nation Developmental Project
Option 4 United Nurses'Development Project
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 87 Typhoid fever is a:
Option 1 Bacterial disease
Option 2 Skin disease
Option 3 Parasitic disease
Option 4 Viral disease
Correct Option 1
Q. No. 88 Polio vaccine is prepared from:
Option 1 Live attenuated organism
Option 2 Killed organisms
Option 3 Toxoid
Option 4 Aerobic bacteria
Correct Option 1




Q. No. 89 The full form of abbreviation ICDS is:
Option 1 Indian Child Development Scheme
Option 2 Internal Committee of Development Scheme
Option 3 International Childrens Development Scheme
Option 4 Integrated Child Development Service
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 90 Community Health Nurse explains a new diagnosed diabetes mellitus patient that the purpose of medication is to treat:
Option 1 Hypoglycemia
Option 2 Hyperglycemia
Option 3 Hypocalcemia
Option 4 Hyuperbilirubinaemia
Correct Option 2




Q. No. 91 Which is the most appropriate time of IUD insertion?
Option 1 During or within 10 days of menstruation
Option 2 About the midst of the cycle
Option 3 Just before menstruation
Option 4 At any time of menstruation
Correct Option 1





Q. No. 92 The type of BCG vaccine is :
Option 1 Killed vaccine
Option 2 Triple vaccine
Option 3 Live attenuated
Option 4 Combined vaccine
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 93 WHO-ORS packet includes following except:
Option 1 Sodium Chloride
Option 2 Potassium Chloride
Option 3 Sodium Bicarbonate
Option 4 Calcium Carbonate
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 94 Infant mortality rate is expressed in terms of:
Option 1 Rate per 100 live birth
Option 2 Rate per 1000 live birth
Option 3 Rate per 1000 total birth
Option 4 Rate per 100 total birth
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 95 On which day International AIDS day is celebrated every year:
Option 1 1st May
Option 2 7th April
Option 3 11th April
Option 4 1st December
Correct Option 4


Q. No. 96 In following which disease is caused by Varicella Zoster:
Option 1 Diphtheria
Option 2 Small pox
Option 3 Symphilis
Option 4 Chicken Pox
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 97 Treatment therapy which is used for T.B. :
Option 1 MDT
Option 2 BCG vaccination
Option 3 ORS
Option 4 DOT's
Correct Option 4


Q. No. 98 Polio is the mainly infection of:
Option 1 Respiratory tract
Option 2 Central nervous system
Option 3 Alimentary tract
Option 4 Reproductive system
Correct Option 3
Q. No. 99 What do you mean by incidence:
Option 1 New cases of any disease
Option 2 Old cases of any disease
Option 3 Total cases of any disease
Option 4 All of the above
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 100 In following which disease has been eradicated from all over world:
Option 1 Chicken pox
Option 2 Small pox
Option 3 Cholera
Option 4 Pertusis
Correct Option 2


Q. No. 101 AIDS is a:
Option 1 Bacterial disease
Option 2 Viral disease
Option 3 Fungal disease
Option 4 Protozoal disease
Correct Option 2





Q. No. 102 The richest natural source of vitamin A is:
Option 1 Carrot
Option 2 Fish
Option 3 Peas
Option 4 Cod liver oil
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 103 Florence Nightingale was born in which country:
Option 1 England
Option 2 Germany
Option 3 Italy
Option 4 France
Correct Option 3


Q. No. 104 Ascorbic acid is a:
Option 1 Protein
Option 2 Vitamin
Option 3 Enzyme
Option 4 Lipid
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 105 Mid-day meal programme provides how many calories and proteins per day?
Option 1 300 calories and 6-12 gram of proteins
Option 2 200 calories and 6-12 grams of proteins
Option 3 300 calories and 8-12 grams of proteins
Option 4 200 calories and 8-12 grams of proteins
Correct Option 3


Q. No. 106 Severe muscle wasting, growth failure and loss of subcutaneous fat are features of
Option 1 Kwashiokor
Option 2 Beri-Beri
Option 3 Scurvy
Option 4 Marasmus
Correct Option 4


Q. No. 107 Which of the following formula is correct for calculating Body Mass Index (BMI):
Option 1 Weight in Kg. + (Height in meter)2
Option 2 Weight in Kg. - (Height in meter)2
Option 3 Weight in Kg. x (Height in meter)2
Option 4 Weight in Kg. / (Height in meter)2
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 108 The first indicator of protein Energy Malnutrition (PEM) in children is:
Option 1 Over weight for age
Option 2 Weak and lethargic child
Option 3 Under weight for age
Option 4 Child having less intake of food
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 109 Pernicious anaemia is caused by a deficiency of:
Option 1 Thiamine
Option 2 Iron
Option 3 Vitamin B12
Option 4 Folic Acid
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 110 Patient comes to primary health care centre with signs of clotting problem, a community health nurse suspects the deficiency of:
Option 1 Vitamin C
Option 2 Vitamin K
Option 3 Vitamin E
Option 4 Iron
Correct Option 2





Q. No. 111 Switching from mother's breast milk to normal feeding in infants is called:
Option 1 Trail feeding
Option 2 Weaning
Option 3 Substitution
Option 4 Replacement feeding
Correct Option 2



Q. No. 112 In following which is the major indication of ECT:
Option 1 Severe depression with suicidal risk
Option 2 Severe mania
Option 3 Phobia
Option 4 Hysteria
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 113 What is the main side effect of ECT:
Option 1 Retrograde amnesia
Option 2 Fracture
Option 3 Hypotension
Option 4 Seizure
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 114 Librium is a:
Option 1 Antimanic drug
Option 2 Antidepressant drug
Option 3 Antiparkinson drug
Option 4 Tranquilizer drug
Correct Option 4
Q. No. 115 Criteria of a profession include except:
Option 1 A profession should be intellectual
Option 2 It should be self governing
Option 3 In a profession there is no place for higher education
Option 4 A profession should be service-oriented
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 116 Qualities of a nurse include except:
Option 1 Caring attitude
Option 2 Honesty
Option 3 Talkative
Option 4 Well balanced life
Correct Option 3



Q. No. 117 Use of code of ethics in nursing profession includes:
Option 1 It guides professional behavior
Option 2 It prevent a nurse from practicing below the standard set by the code
Option 3 It can be used to protect a nurse who is falsely accused of doing something wrong
Option 4 All of the above
Correct Option 4



Q. No. 118 A failure in professional duty, practice or skill that leads to injury or harm to the patient, is termed as:
Option 1 Malpractice
Option 2 Negligence
Option 3 Crime
Option 4 Misunderstanding
Correct Option 1



Q. No. 119 What is the full term of TNAI?
Option 1 Training in Nursing at All India Level
Option 2 Trained Nurses of All India
Option 3 Trained Nurses Association of India
Option 4 Training in Nurses at International Level
Correct Option 3






Q. No. 120 The target "Health for All by 2000 AD" was declared by:
Option 1 WHO
Option 2 UNICEF
Option 3 Red Cross Society
Option 4 TNAI
Correct Option 1



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