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AIIMS Nursing Officer Exam Practice Questions and Answers Series – 1

October 15, 2018
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AIIMS Nursing Officer Exam Practice Questions and Answers Series – 1

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Total Quiz Questions=26
Mark/Question= 5
Total Marks=130
AIIMS Nursing Officer Exam is the largest recruitment process of nursing officers coming next. So we are planning to help the nurses and nursing student nurses to prepare well for AIIMS exam with a series of nursing questions and answers.


  1. What would you monitor in a patient taking high doses of acetaminophen over a prolonged time?

    2. a) Kidney function
    b) Liver function
    c) GI irritation
    d) Prothrombin time

  2. Dusky hue of the vestibule and anterior vaginal wall visible at about 8th week of pregnancy is called as?

    3. a) Palmer’s sign
    b) Hegar’s sign
    c) Chadwick’s sign
    d) Goodell’s sign

  3. Use of punishment and coercion is used in which style of leadership?

    4. a) Democratic
    b) Participative
    c) Authoritarian
    d) Laissez-faire

  4. Hemorrhage disease of the newborn is caused by the deficiency of which vitamin?

    5. a) Vitamin A
    b) Vitamin D
    c) Vitamin C
    d) Vitamin K

  5. When the toddlers move around on their hand keeping their abdomen off the floor, it is called?

    6. a) Crawling
    b) Creeping
    c) Rolling
    d) Squirming



  6. The philosophy of education in which treatment of things is based solely on their practical utility is called?

    7. a) Realism
    b) Idealism
    c) Pragmatism
    d) Naturalism

  7. The only class of immunoglobulin which is transported across the placenta is?

    8. a) IgM
    b) IgG
    c) IgD
    d) IgA

  8. Which of the following is not a function of the sympathetic nervous system?

    9. a) Rest and digest
    b) Fight and flight
    c) Increase heart rate
    d) Increase blood pressure

  9. How should a nurse assess whether a patient with cirrhosis has asterixis?

    10. a) Instruct the patient to lean forward
    b) Measure the abdominal girth
    c) Dorsiflex the patient
    d) Ask the patient to extend the arms

  10. Isolation of a child with mumps belongs to what level of prevention?

    11. a) Tertiary
    b) Intermediate
    c) Secondary
    d) Primary

  11. Which of the following is a long continuous strand of DNA that carries genetic information?

    12. a) Mitochondria
    b) Chromosome
    c) Nucleus
    d) Ribosome

  12. An 11 year old child with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis is to be on continuous aspirin medication at home, Before discharge from the hospital the nurse should teach the child and parents to closely monitor for the toxic effects of this drug, which would be?

    13. a) Diarrhea
    b) Jaundice
    c) Tinnitus
    d) Hypothermia

  13. Which of the following is an elevation of skin filled with fluid and is less than 1 cm in diameter?

    14. a) Papule
    b) Macule
    c) Vesicle
    d) Wheal

  14. The borehole latrine was introduced in India by?

    15. a) Melinda Gates Foundation
    b) Rockefeller Foundation
    c) Rotary Foundation
    d) UNICEF

  15. Rohit aged 15 years complains of bleeding gums, the nurse will advise him to take a diet high in?

    16. a) Vitamin C
    b) Vitamin D
    c) Vitamin A
    d) Vitamin B

  16. The study of culture and practices in different societies is called?

    17. a) Anthropology
    b) Paleontology
    c) Entomology
    d) Omithology

  17. Evisceration refers to?

    18. a) Separation of wound edges
    b) Darkening of wound edges
    c) Healing of surgical site
    d) Eruption of bowel through surgical site

  18. Epidemiological triad include which of the following factors?

    19. a) Agent, host, and environment
    b) Incidence, prevalence and trends of disease
    c) Rates, ratio and proportion
    d) Standard rates

  19. A child is admitted to the pediatric ward with suspected rheumatic arthritis, what should be an important question that a nurse should ask to the parent?

    20. a) Did the child vomit for 4 days?
    b) Did the fever start 3 days ago?
    c) Did the child show a lack of interest in food?
    d) Did a recent episode of pharyngitis develop?

  20. All of the following methods are used are used for the diagnosis of HIV infection in a two month old child EXCEPT?

    21. a) DNA-PCR
    b) HIV ELISA
    c) Viral culture
    d) P24 antigen assay



  21. The study of the distribution and determinants of a disease is called?

    22. a) Pathology
    b) Entomology
    c) Genealogy
    d) Epidemiology

  22. Which of the following is not a feature of capitalism?

    23. a) Profit incentive
    b) Competition
    c) Equitable distribution of income
    d) Private property

  23. Eugenics means?

    24. a) Improvement of environment
    b) Genetic preventive measures
    c) Improvement of genetic endowment
    d) Genetic counseling

  24. Cecum, colon and rectum are the part of?

    25. a) Peritoneum
    b) Small intestine
    c) Pleural cavity
    d) Large intestine

  25. The process in which a nasogastric tube is inserted, the stomach is flushed and ingested substances are removed through the tube is called?

    26. a) Colonic irrigation
    b) Gastric gavage
    c) Gastric lavage
    d) Decompensation

  26. When administering an IM injection to an infant, the nurse in charge should use which site?

    27. a) Dorso gluteal
    b) Ventrogluteal
    c) Deltoid
    d) Vastus lateralis

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