The normal range of CVP is?
a). 10 to 15 cm H2O
b). 5 to 15 cm H2O
c). 5 to 10 cm H2O
d). 10 to 20 cm H2O
The common route of transmission of Hepatitis A is?
a). By blood transfusion
b). Oro-fecal
c). By sexual intercourse
d). By droplet
To perform colostomy irrigation, the catheter should be inserted into the stoma up to?
a). 10 cm
b). 5 cm
c). 15 cm
d). 20 cm
The most rapid absorption of insulin occurs in?
a). Abdomen
b). Arms
c). Thigh
d). Buttocks
Complication that can be prevented by using foot rest?
a). Bed sore
b). Foot edema
c). Foot drop
d). Rash
This comfort device is used to support hips and thighs, preventing external rotation and keeping the feet in alignment in case of paralysis, fracture of femur and hip surgery?
a). Trochanter roll
b). Sand bags
c). Bed boards
d). Bed blocks
——- is a tool of nursing process?
a). Personal history
b). Present illness
c). Socio-economic status
d). Planning
In which strength Savlon will be used for Bed making?
a). 1:40 to 1:50
b). 1:20 to 1:40
c). 1:30 to 1:40
d). 1:40 to 1:50
The medical termination of pregnancy act came into force in the year?
a). 1964
b). 1962
c). 1972
d). 1966
Bhore Committee was appointed by the Govt. of India in the year?
a). 1933
b). 1953
c). 1943
d). 1963
Pulse polio immunization was introduced in?
a). 2001
b). 2000
c). 1999
d). 1995
WHO declared global eradication of small pox on?
a). 26th October 1977
b). 5th July 1975
c). 17th May 1975
d). 8th May 1980
Dengue fever is transmitted by?
a). Culex fatigans
b). Aedes Aegypti
c). Culex Vishnui
d). Glossina Palpalis
All are true about Anganwadi workers except?
a). Part time worker
b). Covers population of 5000
c). Supply nutrition and educate about vaccination
d). Under controls ICDS
All are true of mid-day school meal programme except?
a). Should supply one-third daily calories and half of daily protein
b). Substitute for regular food
c). Locally available foods are used
d). Cheap and easy to prepare
Residual Chlorine after chlorination of water should be?
a). 1 mg/L after 1 hour
b). 1 mg/L after ½ hour
c). 0.5 mg/L after 1 hour
d). 0.5 mg/L after ½ hour
One PHC covers a population of?
a). 50000
b). 30000
c). 10000
d). one lakh
The system of storing and transporting vaccines is termed as?
a). Cold chain
b). Freezer Chain
c). Cool chain
d). Vaccination
Deficiency of thyroxin in adults leads to a condition called?
a). Tetani
b). Cretinism
c). Myxoedema
d). Graves disease
Schick test is used in confirming the diagnosis of?
a). Tuberculosis
b). Diphtheria
c). Syphilis
d). Scarlet fever
All are important elements of communication process except?
a). Sender and receiver
b). Referent and message
c). Channel and feedback
d). Time and environment
Health education by a nurse to a group of people can be termed as?
a). Small group communication
b). Interpersonal communication
c). Intrapersonal communication
d). Public communication
Which one the following disease is not transmitted mainly by Fecal-Oral route?
a). Enteric fever
b). Measles
c). Cholera
d). Hepatitis A
Total lung capacity in a newborn is?
a). 100 ml
b). 350 ml
c). 500 ml
d). 150 ml
The guidelines for the clinical diagnosis of acute rheumatic fever suggested by?
a). Dr. T. Duckett Jones
b). Robert Koch
c). Landsteiner
d). Michael Smith
A killed vaccine is?
a). OPV
b). BCG
c). MMR
d). Rabies
Kernicterus, which may occur as a complication of jaundice, is a pathological of?
a). Liver
b). Brain
c). Kidney
d). Heart
A hereditary hemolytic anemia is?
a). Aplastic anemia
b). Thalassaemia
c). Megaloblastic anemia
d). All of the above
Newborn reflexes which are present at birth at birth and remain unchanged throughout adulthood?
a). Blinking, coughing, rooting, And gag
b). Blinking, coughing, sneezing, gag
c). Rooting, sneezing, swallowing, and coughing
d). Stepping, blinking, coughing and sneezing
The nurse would expect to find in a newborn with birth asphyxia is?
a). Hyperoxemia
b). Acidosis
c). Hypocapnia
d). Ketosis
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