Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Recommended amount of proteins to be given in mid day school meal for primary school student is:
A)
8-12 gms/day/child
B)
13-15 gms/day/child
C)
16- 20 gms/day/child
D)
21-25 gms/day/child
Option A is correct: 8-12 gms/day/child.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
During labor, station +1 indicates that the presenting part is:
A)
On the perineum
B)
High in the false pelvis
C)
Slightly below the ischial spines
D)
Slightly above the ischial spines
Option C is correct: Slightly below the ischial spines.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Amniotic fluid measures about 1 litre at:
A)
28th - 30th weeks of pregnancy
B)
30th - 32nd weeks of pregnancy
C)
34th - 35th weeks of pregnancy
D)
35th - 38th weeks of pregnancy
Option C is correct: 34th - 35th weeks of pregnancy.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
A patient misinterprets the shape of a curtain as a person standing in the room. This is an example of:
A)
Hallucination
B)
Illusion
C)
Thought broadcasting
D)
Depersonalization
Option B is correct: Illusion.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Which hormone is essential to maintain early pregnancy after conception?
A)
Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
B)
Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
C)
Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG)
D)
Oxytocin
Option C is correct: Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG).
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
A false belief held with strong conviction despite contrary evidence is:
A)
Obsession
B)
Delusion
C)
Compulsion
D)
Illusion
Option B is correct: Delusion.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Which of the following is the correct order of the cardinal movements of labour?
A)
Flexion, internal rotation, descent, extension, external rotation, expulsion
B)
Engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, extension, external rotation, expulsion
C)
Descent, engagement, flexion, external rotation, internal rotation, extension, expulsion
D)
Engagement, flexion, internal rotation, descent, extension, external rotation, expulsion
Option B is correct: Engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, extension, external rotation, expulsion.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
A sudden unexpected travel away from home/work place with assumption of new identity and inability to recall the past is called:
A)
Dissociative identity disorder
B)
Dissociative amnesia
C)
Dissociative fugue
D)
Trance and possession disorder
Option C is correct: Dissociative fugue.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Hypochondriasis is characterized by:
A)
A sudden loss of sensory or motor function without a physical cause.
B)
An excessive and persistent belief that one has a serious illness, despite medical reassurance.
C)
Repeated complaints of pain that have no identifiable medical cause.
D)
A preoccupation with an imagined or slight defect in appearance
Option B is correct: An excessive and persistent belief that one has a serious illness, despite medical reassurance..
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
The most definitive treatment for eclampsia is:
A)
IV hydralazine
B)
High-dose magnesium sulfate
C)
Immediate delivery of the baby
D)
Bed rest
Option C is correct: Immediate delivery of the baby.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Which of the following neurotransmitter is mainly implicated in the development of Depression?
A)
Acetylcholine
B)
Progesterone
C)
Dopamine
D)
Serotonin
Option D is correct: Serotonin.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Which client has the highest risk for placental abruption?
A)
Woman with a history of cesarean birth
B)
Woman with chronic hypertension
C)
Primigravida at age 20
D)
Woman with BMI 24
Option B is correct: Woman with chronic hypertension.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Which of the following are the consequences of vitamin and mineral deficiencies which can lead to dementia and memory disorders in alcohol abuse?
A)
Smirnoff’s syndrome
B)
Korsakoff’s syndrome
C)
Helmert syndrome
D)
Huynh-Feldt syndrome
Option B is correct: Korsakoff’s syndrome.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Which one of the following is not a complication of Meningitis?
A)
Seizure
B)
Stroke
C)
Hydrocephalus
D)
Encephalocele
Option D is correct: Encephalocele.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Children have higher heart rates than adults primarily because:
A)
Their stroke volume is smaller
B)
They have stronger ventricles
C)
Their blood pressure is higher
D)
Sympathetic tone is lower
Option A is correct: Their stroke volume is smaller.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
A pregnant client presents for her first prenatal visit at 10 weeks. She reports two previous pregnancies: the first delivered a viable baby girl at 39 weeks, and the second delivered a viable baby boy at 36 weeks. Both children are living. Using the GTPAL system, how should her obstetrical history be recorded?
A)
3-2-0-0-2
B)
2-2-0-2-2
C)
3-1-1-0-2
D)
2-1-1-0-2
Option A is correct: 3-2-0-0-2.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
What is a distinguishing feature of schizoid personality disorder in terms of social relationships?
A)
Strong desire for excessive social relation
B)
Lacks close friends
C)
Close knit group of friends
D)
Extensive social network
Option B is correct: Lacks close friends.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
A patient on lithium therapy is scheduled for ECT. The nurse anticipates:
A)
No concern—both therapies synergize safely
B)
Lithium levels may need to be held or reduced
C)
Lithium is required to enhance seizure duration
D)
Continue lithium to prevent mania during treatment
Option B is correct: Lithium levels may need to be held or reduced.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
The common skin change caused by elevated melanocyte-stimulating hormone is:
A)
Spider naevi
B)
Melasma
C)
Striae rubrae
D)
Varicosities
Option B is correct: Melasma.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
What is the primary goal of Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) in children?
A)
To completely cure the infection
B)
To suppress the replication of HIV to an undetectable level in the blood
C)
To eliminate the virus from the body
D)
To reduce the chance of transmission to other family members
Option B is correct: To suppress the replication of HIV to an undetectable level in the blood.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
At which stage does an individual learn correct behavior, which is approved and accepted by the authority as per Kohlberg theory of moral development?
A)
Preconventional
B)
Conventional
C)
Post conventional
D)
Pre moral
Option B is correct: Conventional.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Which finding during antenatal assessment requires urgent referral?
A)
Mild ankle edema
B)
Fundal height lagging by 1 cm
C)
Severe headache and blurred vision
D)
Occasional Braxton Hicks contractions
Option C is correct: Severe headache and blurred vision.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Which IQ range is indicative of Intellectual Disability?
A)
Below 80
B)
Below 60
C)
Below 70
D)
Below 90
Option C is correct: Below 70.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
Psychoanalytic theory was proposed by:
A)
JB Watson
B)
Sigmund Freud
C)
Philippe Pinel
D)
William Cullen
Option B is correct: Sigmund Freud.
Combined Technical (NG) • 2026 • Paper-IV (Technical Subject)
The child has full set of temporary teeth by the age of:
A)
1- 2 years
B)
2.5-3 years
C)
3.5- 4 years
D)
4.5-5 years
Option B is correct: 2.5-3 years.
