Model Test 5.1

#1. Nursing interventions in case of severe respiratory distress are:

a.

Propped position b.

Oxygen inhalation c.

Nebulization d.

Both a & c

#2. The causes of pneumonia:

a.

Staphylococcus aureus b.

Streptococcus pneumonia c.

Vibrio cholerae d.

Both a & c

#3. The lower respiratory disease are:

a.

Lung TB b.

Pneumonia c.

Tonsillitis d.

Both a & b

#4. Following are the vital signs:

a.

Urine output b.

Pulse c.

Blood pressure d.

All of above

#5. Post natal nursing care are:

a.

Per vaginal bleeding b.

Urine output c.

Fetal heart rate d.

All of above

#6. Following are the hormones secreted from the ovaries:

a.

Oestrogen b.

Progesterone c.

Both a & b d.

None

#7. A woman come to you 5 days after delivery with sudden profuse per vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain. In which condition she is suffering from?

a.

UTI b.

Secondary Post partum haemorrhage c.

Puerperal sepsis d.

GI tract infection

#8. Use of fluids for correction of dehydration in diarrhoea:

a.

Normal Saline b.

Chloride Saline c.

10% D/A d.

25% D/A

#9. Following organisms are responsible for Acute watery diarrhoea:

a.

Staphylococcus b.

Both c & d c.

Rota virus d.

Vibrio cholera

#10. The symptoms of renal failure are:

a.

Anuria b.

Increase serum creatinine c.

Oedema d.

Both a & b

#11. Rupture Ectopic pregnancy presents:

a.

Shock b.

Severe lower abdominal pain c.

Both a & b d.

Excessive vaginal bleeding

#12. The thoracic cavity contains—

a.

Heart, Lungs b.

Tetany c.

Both a & b d.

Uterus

#13. Common sites of cancer in case of female are:

a.

Heart b.

Breast, Cervical c.

Prostate d.

Both a & b

#14. Macro nutrients are:

a.

Carbohydrate b.

Fat c.

Protein d.

All of them

#15. Water soluble vitamins are:

a.

Vitamin C b.

Vitamin E c.

Both a & d d.

Vitamin B₁₂

#16. Which are the signs of eclampsia:

a.

Proteinuria b.

Hypertension c.

Oedema d.

All of above

#17. Iodine deficiency disorder are:

a.

Goitre b.

Anaemia c.

Osteoporosis d.

Tetany

#18. Following are the signs/symptoms of rupture uterus:

a.

Abdominal pain b.

Shock c.

Convulsion d.

Both a & b

#19. Immediate nursing care in case of rupture ectopic pregnancy:

a.

Immediate hospitalization b.

Blood transfusion c.

I/V canula d.

All of above

#20. Criteria of normal labour:

a.

Spontaneous in onset b.

At term c.

With vertex presentation d.

All of above

#21. Pancreas secret the following hormone:

a.

Insulin b.

Glucagone c.

Both a & b d.

Thyroxin

#22. Criteria of false labour pain:

a.

Powerful, intermittent uterine contraction b.

Show absent c.

Dilatation of internal os d.

Gradually intensity increases and interval decreases

#23. Factors affecting onset of labour:

a.

Prostaglandin b.

Oxytocin c.

Both a & b d.

Progesterone

#24. Nursing care management in the first stage of labour:

a.

Correction of dehydration b.

Monitor fetal heart rate c.

Anemia is given d.

All of above

Model Test 5.1

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