Staff Nurse Loksewa Model Question Paper

Staff Nurse Loksewa Aayog Model Question Paper.

1. Subjective data might include;
(A)Abnormal lab task
(B)Elevated temperature
(C)Feelings of anxiety
(D)None of the above

2. What care should a nurse take in mind in order to fulfill the nutritional needs of the patients ?
(A)The condition of patients
(B)Signs of appetite or its lack
(C)Which food the patient likes
(D)Balanced diet

3. Assessment of victim can be done by using;
(A)Eyes (looking)
(B)Ears (listening)
(C)Nose (getting smell)
(D)All of the above

4. Direct circulation of drug to the blood steam can be achieved by
(A) SC route
(B)Intradermal route
(C) IV route
(D)IM route

5. Special precaution for droplet infection should be done for;
(A)Tuberculosis
(B)Chicken pox
(C)Mumps, Measles, Pertusis
(D)All of the above

6. Type of leadership in which the leader alone determines policies and makes plans is:
(A) Democratic leadership
(B) Free rein leadership
(C) Autocratic leadership
(D) Creative leadership

7. White blood cells that release histamine at the site of an injury are;
(A)Neutrophils
(B) Eosinophils
(C)T lymphocytes
(D) Basophils

8. An individual says, Thymus gland is located;
(A)Behind the sternum in the mediastinum
(B)In the brain only
(C)May be in the chest
(D)In the abdomen

9. Which of the following is cell-mediated immunity;
(A)Activate B-cell
(B)Activate T-cell
(C)Antibody mediated immunity
(D)Secret specific antibodies

10. What should be done to the pregnant women having accidental hemorrhage?
(A) Start IV line and replace IV fluid by plasma or blood
(B) Collect blood for Hb%, Rh factor study
(C) Sedate the patient
(D) All of the above

11. For patient of intestinal obstruction everything is done except:
(A) Naso-gastric decompression
(B) Ringers lactate hydration
(C) Prophylactic antibiotic
(D) Oral feeding to help good health

12. During the gastric aspiration which of the following can’t occur ?
(A) Hypocalcemia
(B) Alkalosis
(C) Hyponatremia
(D) Acidosis

13. Opoid analgesic poisoning should be treated with….?
(A)Atropine
(B)Flumazenil
(C)Naloxone
(D)Charcoal

14. A client with glaucoma has been prescribed with miotics. The nurse is aware that miotics is for:
(A) Constricting pupil
(B) Relaxing ciliary muscle
(C) Constricting intra ocular vessel
(D) Paralyzing ciliary muscle

15. Brain damages within —–cease of blood.
(A) 10min
(B) 4min
(C) 6min
(D) 2min

16. A person working in grinding industry is most likely to have;
(A) Crush injury
(B) Bullet injury
(C) Stab injury
(D) Chop injury

17. Before operation a nurse should give;
(A) Purgative enema
(B) Cleaning enema
(C) Purgative and Cleaning enema
(D) Anti-helminthic

18. Frusemide is a drug used to..
(A) Decreased urine output
(B) Increase blood volume
(C) Decreased blood volume
(D) Increase blood pressure

19. Common cause of immediate death in accident is;
(A) Bleeding
(B) Injury to vital organs
(C) Air embolis
(D) All of the above

20. What clinical finding will most accurately indicate that the client has the fluid’s deficit ?
(A) Presence of dry skin
(B) Loss of body wt
(C) Decrease in BP
(D) Altered general appearance

21. A________ is an endemic usually affecting a large area as continent;
(A)Sporadic
(B)Exotic
(C)Pandemic
(D)Epidemic

22. In the types of immunity, vaccines are examples of ____immunity;
(A)Artificial active
(B)Natural active
(C)Artificial passive
(D)Natural passive

23. The natural contraceptive method in which there is withdrawal of penis just before ejaculation is
(A) Rhythm method
(B)Vaginal douching
(C) Abstinence
(D)Coitus interruptus

24. A nurse explaining in the community about disease elimination which means;
(A)Complete termination of infective organism
(B)Cure of the disease
(C)Preventing the transmission totally
(D)None

25. For prevention of Isoniazide (INH) induced peripheral neuropathy. Which one is given?
(A)Retinol
(B)Niacin
(C)Folic acid
(D)Pyridoxine

26. Bull necked appearance is seen in which condition?
(A)Measles
(B)Whooping cough
(C)Typhoid
(D)Diphtheria

27. Syphilis is sexually transmitted disease which is caused by;
(A)Helminth
(B)Virus
(C)Fungus
(D)Spirochete

28. Calculation of EDD is done by;
(A)Naegeles formula
(B)Adding 9 months + 7 days to LMP
(C)3 months back in calendar + 7 days
(D)All of the above

29. In threatened abortion;
(A)Recovery is possible
(B)Baby cannot survive
(C)Maternal death is sure
(D)Foetal congenital normally is sure

30. Most common cause of second trimester recurrent abortion is;
(A)Infection
(B)Cervical incompetence
(C)Moral pregnancy
(D)Diabetes

31. A Client in active labour spontaneously ruptures membranes, the nurse should assess for?
(A) monitor FHR
(B) call the physician
(C) check BP n pulse
(D) time the contraction

32. Ectopic pregnancy can occur in…..
(A) tubes
(B) ovarian
(C) abdominal cavity
(D) all Of the above

33. Confirmation diagnostic test of breast cancer is
(A)Fine needle aspiration test
(B)Mammography
(C)Biopsy
(D)Self breast examination

34. Uterine prolapsed is not common in;
(A)Primigravida
(B)Grand multipara
(C)Heavy workers
(D)Malnourished elderly

35. Anterior colporrhaply is done for repairing;
(A)Cystocele
(B)Rectocele
(C)Both
(D)None

36. Complication of genital prolapsed is not;
(A)Decubitus ulcer
(B)Uterine infection
(C)Urinary calculi
(D)Post menopause flushing

37. Factors in cervical cancer development EXCEPT:
(A) HIV infection
(B) Chlamydia infection
(C) Breast cancer
(D) Smoking

38. Growth rate is rapid during which stage?
(A) Toddler
(B) Pre school
(C) School
(D) Adolescence

39. The nurse must continuously monitor pre term infants for the most common pre term complication of :
(A) hemorrhage
(B) brain damage
(C) aspiration of mucus
(D) respiratory distress

40. Neonatal complications of premature babies are all expect
(A) hypothermia
(B) infection
(C) meconium aspiration pneumonia
(D) anaemia

41. A newborn has small, whitish, pinpoint spot over the nose. When documenting this observation a nurse identifies them as…..
(A)milia
(B)lanugo
(C)whiteheads
(D)mongolian spot

42. Newborn height is doubled in which age.?
(A)1 year
(B)2 yea
(C)36 month
(D)48 month

43. Yoga falls in;
(A)Relaxation technique
(B)Medical treatment
(C)Surgical treatment
(D)Physiotherapy

44. Withdrawal syndrome is seen in which of the following drugs?
(A)Diazepam
(B)Morphine
(C)Alprazolam
(D)All

45. All of the following are psychotic disorders except;
(A)Mania
(B)Persistent delusional disorder
(C)Obsessive compulsive disorder
(D)Schizophrenia

46. Which one of the following is true about functional nursing?
(A)Concentrates on tasks and activities
(B)Emphasizes use of group collaboration
(C)One-to-one nurse-patient ratio
(D)Provides continuous, co-ordinated and comprehensive nursing services

47. First long term health plan was started from;
(A) 2000 AD
(B)1990 AD
(C)1979 AD
(D)1975 AD

48. She plans of assigning competent people to fill the roles designed in the hierarchy. Which process refers to this? *
(A)Recruitment
(B)Scheduling
(C)Staffing
(D)Inducing

49. When assessing client in labour, the nurse recognized true labour by the occurrence of————–
(A) Rectal pressure
(B) Progressive cervical dilation
(C) Regular contraction
(D) Leakage of fluid from the vagina

50. Process of gathering information to know whether the predetermined objectives are fulfilled, the materials are spent effectively and the staff are utilized effectively is called:
(A) Supervision
(B) Staffing
(C) Evaluation
(D) Monitoring