AIIMS Norcet, ESIC, NCLEX Exams Preparation Test -14

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Question: The nurse is caring for a patient with intractable nausea and vomiting. The patient has a temperature of 99°F, a pulse of 100, a respiratory rate of 24, a blood pressure of 90/60, and oxygen saturation of 91%. What is the first action the nurse should take?

1 pointA: Administer ondansetron 4 mg IVB: Start an IV of normal salineC: Make sure the wall suction is fully functioningD: Apply oxygen at 2 L/min per nasal cannula

Question: Which day was declared World Tuberculosis day by World Health Organization to celebrate World Tuberculosis Day?

1 point24 March7 April24 April14 November

Question: What are the symptoms of the people suffering from latent tuberculosis infection?

1 pointA: Spread TB bacteria to othersB: Have no symptomsC: Patient feel sickD: Patients have a negative TB blood test

Question: Before discharge of an anxious client, the nurse should teach the family that anxiety can be recognized as:

1 pointA: A totally unique feelingB: Fears specifically related to the total environmenC: A pattern of emotional and behavioral responses to stressD: Consciously motivated actions, thoughts, and wishes

Question: What is an appropriate way a nurse can help a client to decrease anxiety?

1 pointA: Avoid unpleasant eventsB: Acquire skills with which to face stressful eventsC: Prolong exposure to fearful situationsD: Introduce an element of pleasure into fearful situations

Question: Glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) tests, mean glucose levels:

1 pointA: Over 2 daysB: Over 14 daysC: Over 30 daysD: Over 90 days

Question: When caring for a patient admitted with Guillain Barre syndrome, which nursing diagnosis should take priority?

1 pointA: AnxietyB: Impaired gas exchangeC: Imbalanced nutritionD: Impaired mobility

Question: Which of the following is not directly related with pheochromocytoma?

1 pointA: PerspirationB: Decreased BPC: PallorD: Headaches

Question: Which type of burn is painless?

1 pointA: First DegreeB: Second degreeC: Third DegreeD: None of the above

Question: A 6 year old with cerebral palsy functions at the level of an 18 month old. Which finding would support that assessment?

1 pointA: She can build a tower of eight blocksB: She can copy a horizontal or vertical lineC: She pulls a toy behind herD: She dresses herself

Question: Before administering Methotrexate orally to the client with cancer, the nurse should check the:

1 pointA: IV siteB: Blood gasesC: ElectrolytesD: Vital signs

Question: Which of the following is the early sign of leprosy?

1 pointA: Lesions over the skinB: Sinking of the nose bridgeC: Loss of sensationD: Thickened painful nerves

Question: Which of the following sign symptoms is more suggestive of left sided heart failure than right-sided heart failure?

1 pointA: Peripheral edemaB: Jugular venous distentionC: OrthopneaD: Anorexia

Question: Among anti TB drugs one of the following may causes complication of Ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity:

1 pointA: PyrazinamideB: IsoniazidC: EthambutolD: Rifampin

Question: A one year old boy presents with high grade fever and conjunctivitis for 4 days followed by generalized maculopapular rash. One of his elder siblings had similar complaints 10 days back. The most likely diagnosis is?

1 pointA: VaricellaB: RubellaC: RubeolaD: Herpes

Question: A 3 months old infant has frequent constipation but no vomiting or abdominal pain. He has weak cry and is less active. He doesn't show social smile, has umbilical hernia and wide anterior fontanel. No other findings. What is the most likely diagnosis?

1 pointA: Congenital hypothyroidismB: Edward's syndromeC: Congenital adrenal hyperplasiaD: Down syndrome

Question: A group of adolescent went to a cruise ship and develop diarrhea. Other people in the ship were also affected. Most common organism responsible for diarrhea is:

1 pointA: RotavirusB: S. aureusC: Norwalk virusD: Salmonella

Question: Which of the following matches correctly?

1 pointA: Hepatic artery =carries deoxygenated blood to the gutsB: Superior vena cava =Receives deoxygenated blood from lower body & organsC: Pulmonary artery =carries deoxygenated blood to the lungsD: Inferior vena cava =Receives deoxygenated blood from head & body

Question: A 5 year old child came to OPD with diarrhea and stool examination shows trophozoit for Gardia lambilia,what is the 1st line treatment?

1 pointA: TinidazoleB: AlbendazoleC: AmoxicillinD: Mebendazole

Question: A teenager has been admitted to the hospital unit with a diagnosis of appendicitis. While awaiting the start of surgery, it becomes apparent that the appendix has ruptured. At this time, in what position will the nurse maintain the client?

1 pointA: Prone B: Left side-lying C: High FowlersD: Trendelenburg

Question: The hormone secreted by the Anterior Pituitary is:

1 pointA: Oxytocin B: Growth HormoneC: InsulinD: Anti-Diuretic Hormone

Question: Glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1C) test measures the average blood glucose control of an individual over the past three months. Which of the following value is considered a diagnosis of pre-diabetes?

1 pointA: 6.5-7%B: >7%C: 5-5.6%D: 5.7-6.4%

Question: During a routine prenatal check up, the healthcare provider identifies the placenta covering the cervix. what complication can it cause during delivery:

1 pointA: Risk of tubal ruptureB: Early false laborC: Risk of hypertension and organ damageD: Risk of bleeding and fetal distress

Question: A child is diagnosed with cystitis. Which of the following is the most common symptom of cystitis in children?

1 pointA: Oliguria B: Dysuria C: PolyuriaD: Anuria

Question: Baby of Mrs. X, a preterm newborn is admitted in the NICU. On assessment which signs in the newborn, would alert the nurse to the possibility of respiratory distress syndrome?

1 pointA: Tachypnea with chest retractionsB: Hypotension and BradycardiaC: The presence of a barrel chest with gruntingD: Acrocyanosis and grunting

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