AIIMS JODHPUR CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR QUESTION PAPER
Q.1A nurse in ICU observe the following ECG recording on the bedside monitor. Which of the following interpretation of this ECG, nurse will make and communicate to the physician?
1. Atrial fibrillation☑
2. Sinus bradycardia
3. First degree AV clock
4. Atrial flutter
Q.2A new born weighing 3.8 kg with Apgar scores of 7 and 8 at 1 and 5 min, respectively, is admitted to the intensive care unit. Because the mother is a Type-I diabetic, it is MOST important for the nurse to assess for which of the following?
1. Hyperglycaemia
2. Hypoglycaemia☑
3. Hypovolemia
4. Cold stress
Q.3A researcher is interested in studying the evolution of nursing research in India. Which of the following design is suitable for this study?
1. Historical research☑
2. Phenomenological design
3. Ethnographic study
4. Grounded theory
Q.4The nurse is caring for a patient during a cholecystogram. Which of the following actions by the nurse is BEST?
1. Insert a nasogastric tube
2. Offer patient a high-fat meal☑
3. Administer an antiemetic
4. Force fluids
Q.5A gravida four mother is induced with oxytocin in her 41 weeks’ period of gestation. The labour room nurse was observing the mother to note the effect of oxytocin. Which of the following would make her understand overstimulation of uterus by oxytocin during the induction of labor?
1. Increased pain with bright red vaginal bleeding
2. Weak contraction prolonged to more than 70 seconds
3. Tetanic contractions prolonged to more than 90 seconds☑
4. Increased restlessness and anxiety
Q.6On the first postoperative day, a patient develops a fever. The nurse auscultates rales bilaterally in the lower lobes. The nurse understands that which of the following complications of surgery is probably developing?
1. Lung consolidation
2. Acute respiratory distress syndrome
3. Pulmonary embolism
4. Atelectasis☑
Q.7A systematic review that contains only qualitative studies is called?
1. Traditional review
2. Hierarchical review
3. Meta-analysis
4. Meta-synthesis☑
Q.8The nurse should instruct a patient with diabetes that symptoms of hypoglycaemia include:
1. Hot, dry skin, rapid pulse, thirst
2. Nausea, fruity breath odor, diarrhoea
3. Cool skin, sweating, headache☑
4. Constipation, increase in weight, hunger
Q.9When measuring a woman’s fundal height during post-natal period, which of the following techniques denotes the correct method of measurement used by the nurse?
1. From the symphysis pubis to the fundus☑
2. From the symphysis pubis to the xiphoid process
3. From the xiphoid process to the umbilicus
4. From the fundus to the umbilicus
Q.10If a patient has an anaphylactic reaction to an antibiotic, it is MOST important for the nurse to prepare to take which of the following actions after notifying the doctor?
1. Suction the airway
2. Start an intravenous infusion
3. Administer artificial respirations
4. Administer adrenaline☑
Q.11The nurse identifies that which of the following volumes is a typical daily urinary output in the normal adult?
1. 500 cc
2. 1,500 cc☑
3. 2,500 cc
4. 3,000 cc
Q.12Cephalexin monohydrate 0.5 g has been ordered. The drug comes in 250 mg per capsule. How many capsules would the nurse give?
1. One capsule
2. Two capsules☑
3. Five capsules
4. Four capsules
Q.13The ideal power for any study for sample size calculation is considered as….?
1. 90%
2. 99%
3. 95%
4. 80%☑
Q.14The nurse understands that the MOST common reason for insertion of a nasogastric tube in a postop patient with a duodenal ulcer is to:
1. Decompress the stomach☑
2. Permit saline irrigations
3. Assess the stomach for bleeding
4. Take samples of gastric acid
Q.15The current study includes female nurses only. What is reflected in this statement?
1. Research problem
2. Variable
3. Delimitation☑
4. Assumption
Q.16The nurse understands that in a psychiatric inpatient setting, milieu therapy is BEST understood as:
1. Establishing therapeutic communication with numerous family members
2. Providing a therapeutic physical and social environment☑
3. Manipulation of the environment in a way that makes the patient feel at home
4. Providing a group counselling to the patient along with family members
Q.17A 13-year-old boy is brought to the emergency room because he was hit on the head while playing ball. After examination, a diagnosis of detached retain of the left eye is made. Which of the following signs or symptoms would the nurse expect the patient to exhibit?
1. Severe pain in the affected eye
2. Seeing quick flashed of light☑
3. Narrowing of his peripheral field of vision
4. Orbital edema
Q.18The nurse understands that the pain of angina is caused by:
1. Inflammation of the pericardium
2. Insufficient oxygen in the heart muscles☑
3. Ineffective contractions of the heart muscles
4. Severe dysrhythmias
Q.19Vitamin K is available as 1 mg/ 0.5 ml. Vitamin K 0.5 mg has been ordered. The amount of vitamin K to be administered is:
1. 0.25 ml☑
2. 1.0 ml
3. 2.5 ml
4. 0.50 ml
Q.20In an adult with an advanced airway in place during two-rescuer CPR, how often should the breaths be administered?
1. Every 10 to 12 seconds (5 to 6 breaths per minute)
2. Every 2 to 3 seconds (20 to 30 breaths per minute)
3. Every 4 to 5 seconds (12 to 15 breaths per minute)
4. Every 6 to 8 seconds (8 to 10 breaths per minute)☑
Q.21A nurse is caring a patient in acute renal failure. The nurse should expect hypertonic glucose, insulin infusion and sodium bicarbonate to be used to treat which of the following:
1. Serum potassium level 7.2mEq/L☑
2. Serum potassium level 2.9mEq/L
3. Serum calcium level 10 mg/dl
4. Serum sodium level 120mEq/L
Q.22Methergine is prescribed for a primi para woman to treat post-partum hemorrhage, who has undergone labour process for 18 hours. Before administration of these medications, the priority nursing assessment is to check the:
1. Amount of lochia
2. Uterine tone
3. Deep tendon reflexes
4. Blood pressure☑
Q.23What is the name of the process used to obtain a child’s agreement for participation in a research study?
1. Minor consent
2. Assent☑
3. Lassent
4. Consent
Q.24The nurse understands that which of the following behaviors would be helpful to facilitate a patient to have bowel elimination?
1. Eat more foods that increase bulk☑
2. Long term use of oral laxatives so that a bowel pattern is established
3. Decrease fluid intake to decrease urinary losses
4. Avoid strenuous activity
Q.25What is the median of the following set of scores? 0, 18, 6, 24, 4, 12, 20, 2, 10, 22, 14?
1. 18
2. 10
3. 14
4. 12☑
Q.26The nurse informs a patient with angina that some common side effects of nitorglycerin are:
1. Flushing, bradycardia, and muscle weakness☑
2. Palpitations, hypertension, and tachycardia
3. Flushing, vertigo, and seizures
4. Dizziness, headache, and hypotension
Q.27The nurse cares for a patient diagnosed with sickle cell crisis. The patient’s son comes to visit his father, and the nurse observes that the son has an upper respiratory infection. It is MOST important for the nurse to take which of the following actions?
1. Give the son a mask to wear when visiting his father☑
2. Instruct the son to stand at least 6 ft. away from his father
3. Inform the son that he cannot visit his father
4. Demonstrate to the son the correct way to put on a gown and gloves
Q.28A study to evaluate the effect of aloe vera dressing on healing parameters of diabetic foot among patients with Type II Diabetes Mellitus. According to PICOT model, what is 'O' in this research?
1. Aloe vera dressing
2. Healing Parameters of diabetic foot☑
3. Diabetes Mellitus
4. Patients with Type-II Diabetes Mellitus
Q.29Which of the following method of analysis is used for assessing quality of a multiple choice question?
1. Distractive analysis
2. Item analysis☑
3. Pragmatic analysis
4. Stem analysis
Q.30Which of the following is the best source of literature search to be used when conducting a Level-I systematic review and meta-analysis?
1. The Cochrane database☑
2. Doctoral dissertations
3. Electronic journals
4. An electronic database
Q.31The nurse understands that the purpose of a drain in a wound is to:
1. Create a space that will facilitate reconstructive surgery at a later date
2. Prevent infection by providing a means for bacteria to escape
3. Evaluate the effectiveness of haemostasis
4. Keep the tissues close together so that healing can occur☑
Q.32Several days following bone marrow aspiration, the nurse notes that the patient has a fever of 103°F (39.5°C), and there is yellow drainage from the aspiration site. The MOST accurate interpretation of these finding is that:
1. Patient’s condition is worsening
2. Patient has developed osteomyelitis☑
3. Patient is showing a normal response
4. Patient has contaminated the site
Q.33The nurse identifies that which of the following diets would BEST meet the needs of a person with multiple wounds?
1. High-vitamin A, high-calcium, high-fat diet
2. High-vitamin C, high-protein, high-carbohydrate diet☑
3. High-vitamin B, high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet
4. High-protein, low-fat, high-iron diet
Q.34The nurse understands that the primary purpose of performing a myringotomy on a patient with acute otitis media is to:
1. Create a pathway for administering medications
2. Relieve pressure on the eardrum☑
3. Remove debris from the outer ear
4. Avert the need for analgesia
Q.35A nurse is caring for a woman in labor and prepares to auscultate the fetal heart rate by using a Doppler ultrasound device. The nurse MOST accurately determines that the fetal heart sounds are heard by:
1. Palpating the maternal radial pulse while listening to the fetal heart rate
2. Performing Leopold’s maneuvers first to determine the fetal position
3. Placing the diaphragm of the Doppler on woman’s abdomen☑
4. Noting if the heart rate is greater than 140 BPM
Q.36What does the above figure depicts?
1. Perfectly negative correlation☑
2. Moderately negative correlation
3. Perfectly positive correlation
4. Absolutely no correlation
Q.37The nurse identifies that which of the following sets of vital signs is within the normal range for an adult?
1. BP 120/70, P 68, R 16☑
2. BP 110/80, P 56, R 20
3. BP 130/90, P 72, R 24
4. BP 80/50, P 110, R 32
Q.38Patel et al studied how nurses spent clinical time in a nursing home. Observations of work activities were made for 30-second intervals every 5 minutes. This is an example of which type of sampling?
1. Event sampling
2. Time management
3. Time observation
4. Time sampling☑
Q.39In the following APA formatted reference, what does ‘3’ refer to?
“Harris, R. M., Bausell, R. B., Scott, D. E., Hetherington, S. E., & Kavanagh, K. H. (1998). An intervention for changing high-risk HIV behaviors of African American drug-dependent women. Research in Nursing and Health, 21(3), pp. 239-250.”
1. Chapter number
2. Issue number☑
3. Volume number
4. Bibliographic reference
Q.40The nurse is preparing a patient for a Schilling test. Which of the following is MOST important for the patient to know before starting the test?
1. Why radioactivity is used
2. How vitamin B₁₂ is measured
3. How the results will be interpreted
4. How to collect a 24-hour urine specimen☑
Q.41Which of the following strategy is used to set aside his own beliefs, attitude, feelings about phenomenon in qualitative studies?
1. Memoing
2. Participant observation
3. Bracketing☑
4. Audit trail
Q.42Cardiac patients who receive support from former patients have less anxiety and higher self-efficacy than other patients. This statement is an example of which type of hypothesis?
1. Statistical hypothesis
2. Null hypothesis
3. Non-directional hypothesis
4. Directional hypothesis☑
Q.43Which of the following correlation coefficients would indicate the strongest relationship between anxiety and ability to concentrate?
1. r = -0.60
2. r = -1.30
3. r = 0.30
4. r = 0.80☑
Q.44Which organization issued a position paper on nursing research priorities?
1. World Health Organization
2. National Research Society of India
3. American Nurses Association
4. Sigma Theat Tau International☑
Q.45Which of the following is true for preparing the power point presentation?
1. Present single concept on one slide☑
2. Often use dark background with most bright colours
3. Always use one or other image with written content
4. Use best possible sufficient content for students to read
Q.46Which of the following is the BEST method to assess the cognitive domain of leaning among nursing students?
1. Clinical case vignettes☑
2. Essay type questions
3. Multiple choice questions
4. Objective structured clinical examination
Q.47Which of the following description clearly explains the term ‘Andragogy’?
1. The method and practice of teaching of action-based learning
2. The method and practice of teaching adult learning☑
3. The method and practice of teaching child learning
4. The method and practice of teaching adolescent learning
Q.48Which of the following approach is the strongest for establishing that a causal relationship between two or more variables?
1. Experimental☑
2. Cohort
3. Case-control
4. Cross-sectional
Q.49In which of the following sampling technique participants are chosen deliberately which is in researcher’s judgement are representative of the whole data:
1. Cluster sampling
2. Purposive sampling☑
3. Convenience sampling
4. Quota sampling
Q.50The nurse cares for a woman diagnosed with cancer of the left breast. The nurse knows that breast cancer is most likely to metastasize to which of the following sites?
1. Pancreas
2. Gastrointestinal tract
3. Central nervous system
4. Bone☑
Q.51 A patient with emphysema becomes restless and confused. What step should the nurse take next?
1. Increase the patient’s oxygen flow rate to 5 l/min
2. Encourage the patient to perform pursed-lip breathing☑
3. Assess the patient’s potassium level
4. Check the patient’s temperature
Q.52 Which of the following type of hypothesis states that a there is no significant difference or correlation between to two or more variables?
1. Associative hypothesis
2. Alternative hypothesis
3. Null hypothesis☑
4. Research hypothesis
Q.53 A woman is admitted in obstetrical unit with the complaints of labour pains. On assessment,the period of gestation (POG) is 31 weeks and minimal leakage per vagina. Cervico-vaginal discharge is sent for the laboratory investigations and the results shows presence of fibronectin in the cervico- vaginal discharge. The nurse understands that the positive fibronectin in cervico-vaginal discharge at 31 weeks of POG is a Predictor of:
1. Intra Uterine Fetal Death
2. Intra Uterine Growth Retardation
3. Precipitate Labour
4. Preterm Labor☑
Q.54 Which of the following data is the lowest on the measurement scale?
1. Gender☑
2. Height in cm
3. Range of temperature
4. Level of performance
Q.55 Which of the following laboratory finding should the nurse expect if a patient has fluid volume deficit?
1. Specific gravity of 1.034☑
2. Potassium 5.8 mEq/L
3. Specific gravity of 1.020
4. Potassium 4.8 mEq/L
Q.56 Several days postoperatively, a patient complains of pain, tenderness, and redness of his right calf. Which of the following are critical signs and symptoms that the nurse should assess for NEXT?
1. Chest pain and shortness of breath
2. Back pain and hematuria
3. Similar findings in the right arm
4. Nausea and abdominal distention
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Q.57 A nurse is administering an antibiotic Inj. Taxim 1000 mg to the patient admitted in ICU with septicaemia. She notices following waveform in second lead of ECG. Which of the following action she need to take FIRST?
1. Start cardiopulmonary resuscitation☑
2. Administer atropine
3. Deliver shock of 200 J
4. Administer adrenaline
Q.58 The nurse is caring for a patient with a spinal cord injury at the level of T3. The patient complains of a pounding headache and nasal congestion. The nurse notes that the patient has profuse sweating from the forehead and piloerection. Which of the following actions should the nurse take FIRST?
1. Place the patient in Trendelenburg position
2. Administer an analgesic to relieve the headache
3. Check the Foley catheter tubing for kinks
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4. Call the physician for an order for Colace
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Q.59 The nurse would expect an elderly patient with otosclerosis to exhibit which of the following symptoms?
1. Pain and ringing in the ear
2. Progressive deafness and excessive cerumen
3. Headache and vertigo
4. Hearing loss and buzzing ear noise☑
Q.60 A detailed description about course of instruction or learning trajectory for a particular topic is termed as:
1. Unit plan
2. Curriculum plan
3. Course plan
4. Lesson plan☑
Q.61 The nurse performs postoperative care for a patient after a Whipple procedure for treatment of pancreatic cancer. The nurse would be MOST concerned if which of the following is observed?
1. The NG tube is connected to low continuous suction
2. There is clear, colorless, bile-tinged drainage from the NG tube☑
3. The nurse instils air to open the drainage lumen of the NG tube
4. The patient is lying in a semi-Fowler’s position
Q.62 One week following a myocardial infraction, a patient complains to the nurse of fatigue. The nurse notes that he is slightly short of breath and his pulse rate is 110 bpm. Which of the following actions by the nurse is BEST?
1. Continue to monitor the patient
2. Check for any edema or weight gain☑
3. Administer high-flow oxygen
4. Encourage the patient to take more rest
Q.63 A woman with 20 weeks of period of gestation seen in OPD with complaints of absence of feeling of life in womb, and painless dark brown vaginal discharge. Urine pregnancy test results are negative. Based on the clinical findings, which types of spontaneous abortions may be suspected to the woman?
1. Imminent
2. Incomplete
3. Missed☑
4. Threatened
Q.64 Which level of evidence is most often placed at the top of the hierarchy of evidence for practice decisions?
1. Meta-analysis for multiple randomized clinical trials☑
2. Case control studies
3. A consensus of opinion from a group of experts on the topic
4. Results from a single well controlled experimental study
Q.65 The nurse recognizes that which of the following symptoms are characteristic of impending diabetic coma?
1. Hot flashes, severe hunger, bradycardia
2. Profuse diaphoresis, headache, bradycardia
3. Hyper-reflexia, Babinski reflex, numbness☑
4. Hot, dry, flushed skin, excessive thirst, rapid pulse
Q.66 A child’s urine is tested for specific gravity, colour, and clarity. Which of the following reports would the nurse consider normal?
1. 1.005, deep orange, clear
2. 1.001, yellow, clear
3. 1.035, deep orange, cloudy
4. 1.020, yellow, clear☑
Q.67 Which of these methods should the nurse use to test the gag reflex?
1. Have the patient stick out his tongue and move it from side to side
2. Instruct the patient to drink a small amount of water
3. Request that the patient speak
4. Touch the back of the throat with a cotton-tipped applicator☑
Q.68 A pregnant woman during her thirst trimester is taken care by a clinical nurse in antenatal ward, who is admitted to get treatment for uncontrolled pregnancy induced hypertension. She has
evidenced two episodes of seizures and is receiving magnesium sulphate as drug of choice. The nurse should keep which of the following drug as antidote for magnesium toxicity?
1. Calcium gluconate☑
2. RhoGAM
3. Narcan
4. Hydralazine
Q.69 The nurse understands that the most common type of anemia is:
1. Aplastic anemia
2. Pernicious anemia
3. Iron-deficiency anemia☑
4. Sickle cell anemia
Q.70 The nurse identifies that nasogastric drainage, vomiting, diarrhea, and the use of diuretics would likely cause which of the following electrolyte imbalances?
1. Hypokalemia☑
2. Hyponatremia
3. Hypernatremia
4. Hyperkalemia
Q.71 A nurse is caring for a mother in labor from 11 hours. The nurse determines that the patient is beginning in the 2nd stage of labor when which of the following assessments is noted?
1. The cervix is dilated completely☑
2. The membranes have ruptured
3. The patient begins to expel clear vaginal fluid
4. The contractions are regular
Q.72 A nurse is collecting data during an admission assessment of a patient who is pregnant with
twins. The patient has a healthy 5-year old child that was delivered at 37 weeks and tells the nurse that she doesn’t have any history of abortion or fetal demise. The nurse would document the GPAL for this patient as:
1. G = 2, P = 1, A = 0, L = 1☑
2. G = 2, P = 0, A = 0, L = 1
3. G = 3, P = 0, A = 0, L = 1
4. G = 3, P = 1, A = 0, L = 1
Q.73 A nurse in the outpatient clinic evaluates the Mantoux test of a patient whose history indicates that she has been treated during the past year for an AIDS-related infection. The nurse should
document that there was a positive reaction if there was an area of induration measuring?
1. 3 mm
2. 11 mm
3. 15 mm
4. 7 mm☑
Q.74 When a researcher starts the study with effect variable and moves backwards to find out the cause, it is called .
1. Retrospective research☑
2. Predictive research
3. Descriptive research
4. Exploratory research
Q.75 The nurse identifies which of the following signs and symptoms as an early indication of fluid volume excess?
1. Diarrhea
2. Cyanosis
3. Edema☑
4. Shock
Q.76 Which of the following lab test result is MOST important for the nurse to follow in monitoring the care of the patient with an acetaminophen overdose?
1. Bleeding time
2. WBC count
3. Chest X-ray
4. Liver function test✅
Q.77 In this type of sampling technique one sample is selected and asked for two references of similar participants, out of which at least one participant must be active to provide further references and another could be non-active.
1. Exponential discriminative snowball sampling✅
2. Exponential non-discriminative snowball
3. Linear snowball sampling
4. Non-linear snowball sampling
Q.78 A nurse accidentally bumps into a new born’s bassinet. The new born jumps and pulls his extremities into his trunk. The nurse identifies that the new born is demonstrating which of the following reflexes?
1. Rooting
2. Tonic neck
3. Babinski’s
4. Moro's ✅
Q.79 After a gastrectomy for stomach cancer, which of the following should be the nurse’s MOST important consideration in the management of the nasogastric tube?
1. Irrigate the tube with sterile water only
2. Irrigate the tube immediately
3. Never irrigate the tube✅
4. Irrigate the tube with normal saline only
Q.80 The nurse cares for a patient diagnosed with autoimmune thrombocytopenic purpura. Which of the following nursing diagnosis is a priority when caring for this patient?
1. Risk for injury✅
2. Risk for sensory-perceptual alternations
3. Potential for fluid volume deficit
4. Risk for infection
Q.81 Which of the following reporting guideline is used for reporting systematic review and meta- analysis?
1. CONSORT
2. PRISMA✅
3. STROBE
4. SPIRIT
Q.82 The nurse knows that the average pulse range for an adult is:
1. 60-80/min
2. 60-100/min✅
3. 70-110/min
4. 40-60/min
Q.83 Prevalence of communicable diseases is more common among rural people when compared to urban people. Which type of assumption is used in this statement?
1. Universal assumption
2. Empirical assumption
3. Statistical assumption✅
4. Methodological assumption
Q.84 The nurse is caring for a patient after a traditional cholecystectomy. It is MOST important for the nurse to position the patient in which of the following positions?
1. Knees elevated
2. Semi-Fowler’s ✅
3. Supine with bed flat
4. Side-lying with bed flat
Q.85 A labour room nurse is conducting normal vaginal delivery of a second gravida mother. The mother has enough force to deliver the baby in expected time and the baby’s head is delivered after minimal left Medio-lateral episiotomy, the immediate action of the nurse should be:
1. Wipe the baby’s face and suction mouth first ✅
2. Cut the umbilical cord immediately
3. Deliver the anterior shoulder first
4. Check fetal heart rate & maternal vital signs
Q.86 Cyclophoshamide 40mg/kg per day orally has been ordered. The patient weighs 15 lb. How much would the nurse give each day?
1. 100 mg
2. 240 mg
3. 120 mg
4. 280 mg ✅
Q.87 For the woman who is using oral contraceptives, the nurse informs her about the need to take the pill at the same time each day to accomplish which of the following?
1. Decrease the incidence of nausea
2. Reduce side effects
3. Maintain hormonal levels ✅
4. Prevent drug interactions
Q.88 The nurse knows that the MOST appropriate method for assessing the temperature of a patient on seizure precautions is:
1. Axillary
2. Rectal ✅
3. Electronic
4. Oral
Q.89 The nurse is preparing a patient for a thoracentesis. The BEST position for the patient to be in during the procedure is:
1. Lying on affected side
2. Sitting upright ✅
3. Lying prone
4. Semi-Fowler’s
Q.90 When administering phototherapy to a new born with jaundice, it is MOST important for the nurse to:
1. Remove the infant from the light for 15 minutes each hour
2. Check the infant’s temperature every hour ✅
3. Expose only the infant’s back to the light
4. Cover the infant’s chest with protective pads during therapy
Q.91 The nurse is instructing a woman about how to prevent conception using the basal body temperature (BBT) method. The nurse explains that during ovulation, a woman’s basal body temperature:
1. Remain unchanged
2. Lowers significantly
3. Rises significantly
4. Rises slightly ✅
Q.92 Which of the following qualitative methods focuses on description and interpretation of cultural behaviour?
1. Case studies
2. Ethnography ✅
3. Historical research
4. Phenomenology
Q.93 The nurse is teaching a patient with Congestive Heart Failure about his medication. The nurse explains that the purpose of digoxin is to:
1. Prevent premature ventricular contractions
2. Dilate the coronary arteries
3. Increase the rate of myocardial contractions
4. Increase the strength of the heart’s contractions ✅
Q.94 The nurse cares for a patient with leukaemia. The patient tells the nurse that he is having abdominal pain. The nurse understands that the abdominal pain is due to:
1. Hepatosplenomegaly ✅
2. Persistent vomiting
3. Intra-abdominal bleeding
4. Side effects of drugs
Q.95 The nurse understands that which of these factors is the MOST likely source of delta hepatitis?
1. Overly exerting oneself
2. Practicing poor hygiene
3. Eating infected shellfish
4. Receiving a blood transfusion ✅
Q.96 Which of the following guidelines is followed in the formulation of a research objective?
1. PQRS
2. SMART ✅
3. PICOT
4. FINER
Q.97 Cephalo - Pelvic proportion in obstetrics is very important to be considered while dealing with mothers during delivery. To decide whether diameters of pelvis is adequate to conduct normal
vaginal delivery or no, the nurse should perform clinical pelvimetry well before labour
commencement. Name the following clinical pelvimetry technique shown in the following diagram?
1. Anatomical conjugate
2. Obstetric conjugate
3. Oblique conjugate
4. Diagonal conjugate ✅
Q.98 The nurse understands that the purpose of bedrest following a myocardial infraction is to:
1. Facilitate accurate cardiac monitoring
2. Decrease the workload on the heart ✅
3. Promote a restful atmosphere
4. Allow regeneration of the myocardium
Q.99 The nurse is assessing a patient receiving isoniazid (INH). It is MOST important for the nurse to observe for which of the following?
1. Hepatitis ✅
2. Glomerulonephritis
3. Deafness
4. Photosensitivity
Q.100 A patient has a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP). Twenty-four hours later, the nurse notices that his urine is bright red. Which of the following nursing actions is MOST
appropriate?
1. Contact the physician ✅
2. Irrigate the catheter
3. Continue to monitor the patient
4. Remove the catheter
