Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Which of the following nursing intervention is most appropriate in prevention of pressure sore?
A)
Provide frequent bath to patient
B)
Maintaining the skin moist
C)
Frequent turning and repositioning of the patient
D)
Frequent feeding
Option C is correct: Frequent turning and repositioning of the patient.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
In the context of mental age, what does an IQ score of 100 represents?
A)
Below Average intelligence
B)
Average intelligence for one’s chronological age
C)
Superior Intelligence for chronological age
D)
A measure of emotional Intelligence
Option B is correct: Average intelligence for one’s chronological age.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Ossification of anterior fontanelle completes at -
A)
3 months
B)
6 months
C)
12 months
D)
18 months
Option D is correct: 18 months.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
The part of the ear that contains the receptor for hearing is the -
A)
Utricle
B)
Cochlea
C)
Middle ear
D)
Tympanic Cavity
Option B is correct: Cochlea.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Glasgow coma scale has all, except:
A)
Verbal response
B)
Motor response
C)
Sensory impairment
D)
Eye opening
Option C is correct: Sensory impairment.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
What is the term tuberculosis that is resistant to at least Isoniazid and Rifampicin?
A)
Latent TB
B)
Extensively drug Resistant TB (XDR—TB)
C)
Multidrug —resistant TB (MDR- TB)
D)
Primary TB
Option C is correct: Multidrug —resistant TB (MDR- TB).
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
A client has a hypoglycemic reaction to insulin. The assessment that are indicative of this response includes -
A)
Pallor, perspiration, tremor
B)
Excessive thirst, dry hot skin
C)
Fruity odour breath, acetonuria
D)
Anoxia, glucosuria, tachycardia
Option A is correct: Pallor, perspiration, tremor.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
A client’s leg is set in a long leg cast. The nurse should observe signs that indicates compromised circulation such as -
A)
Foul odour
B)
Swelling of the toes
C)
Drainage on the cast
D)
Increase temperature
Option B is correct: Swelling of the toes.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Vastus lateralis is site for -
A)
Intravenous injection
B)
Subeutaneous injection
C)
Intramuscular injection
D)
Intradermal Injection
Option C is correct: Intramuscular injection.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
One of the main functions of the bile is to -
A)
Split protein
B)
Emulsify fats
C)
Help synthesis of Vitamins
D)
Produce an Acid condition
Option B is correct: Emulsify fats.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
The graft of the patient taken from his own body is called -
A)
Allograft
B)
Autograft
C)
Hetrograft
D)
Both (a) & (b)
Option B is correct: Autograft.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Primary causes of population explosion is -
A)
Improve health care
B)
Increase life expectancy
C)
Immigration
D)
Increase birth rate
Option D is correct: Increase birth rate.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
During a blood transfusion a client develops chills and headache. The Nurse’s best action is to :
A)
Lightly cover the client
B)
Notify the physician stat
C)
Stop the transfusion immediately
D)
Slow the blood flow to keep the vein open
Option C is correct: Stop the transfusion immediately.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
The ratio of chest compressions and breath is -
A)
30:1
B)
30:2
C)
30:4
D)
30:3
Option B is correct: 30:2.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
The suture variety chromic catgut is an -
A)
Absorbable monofilament
B)
Non- absorbable suture
C)
Absorbable braides
D)
Notasuture material
Option C is correct: Absorbable braides.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
In blood cross matching, which reaction indicates incompatibility between the donor and recipient blood?
A)
Agglutination
B)
Hemolysis
C)
Coagulation
D)
Precipitation
Option A is correct: Agglutination.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
The electrical signal that initiates a heartbeat also known as ‘Pacemaker of the heart’ is -
A)
AV node
B)
Bundle of His
C)
SA node
D)
Superior Vena Cava
Option C is correct: SA node.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
The clinical manifestation that are objective are -
A)
Signs
B)
Symptoms
C)
Disease
D)
Syndrome
Option A is correct: Signs.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Perception without external stimuli is called -
A)
Delusion
B)
Tlusion
C)
Hallucination
D)
Delirium
Option C is correct: Hallucination.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Which hormone stimulates the secretion of gastric juice in the stomach?
A)
Insulin
B)
Glucagon
C)
Gastrin
D)
Serotonin
Option C is correct: Gastrin.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Piagets’ stage for infancy is -
A)
Formal operation
B)
Preoperational thought
C)
Concrete operations
D)
Sensory motor stage
Option D is correct: Sensory motor stage.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Infection with Group A beta-hemolytic streptococci is associated with -
A)
Hepatitis A
B)
Rheumatoid Fever
C)
Spinal meningitis
D)
Rheumatoid arthritis
Option B is correct: Rheumatoid Fever.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
Which ethical principle requires nurses to do good act in the best interest of their patients?
A)
Beneficence
B)
Justice
C)
Veracity
D)
Confidentiality
Option A is correct: Beneficence.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
When a client has history of COPD, the nurse should be aware of complication involving:
A)
Kidney functions
B)
Cardiac functions
C)
Jointinflammation
D)
Peripheral neuropathy
Option B is correct: Cardiac functions.
Nursing Officer • 2024 • Paper-II
A client with acute renal failure becomes confused and irritable. The nurse realizes that this behavior may be cause by -
A)
Hyperkalemia
B)
Hypernatremia
C)
Anelevated BUN
D)
Limited fluid intake
Option C is correct: Anelevated BUN.
