NURSING EXAM4U

1.What is the primery symptom of nephrotic syndrom?       Abdominal pain and diarrhoea        Abdominal pain is due to collection of fluid in the peritonial cavity.            Diarrhoea is due to edema of bowel and dicreased absorption of nutrients. 2.In Kwashiorkor albumin glubulin ratio is?       1.7:1       normal it is1:1.7 it is reversed in kwashiyorkor 3.Bilious type of vomiting is the feature of which disease condition?       Intussusception       It is the telescoping of small intestine. 4.What is the primery symptom of lung cancer?       Dry cough. 5.The most accurate diagnosting investigation of TB is?       Sputum Culture. 6.Which type of hernia involves an Impaired blood supply?       strangulated 7.Freusimide(Lasix) should be taken ?       one hour before...

1. Cerebral maleria is caused by which organism? Plasmodium falsiparam  2. Inflammation of cornea is? Keratitis 3. The Instrument used for measuring intraoccular pressure is called? Tonometer 4. In hyperpyrexia the termperature  will be? Above 105°F 5. An Agent that Inhibits the growth of micro organism is? Antiseptic. 6. An Increase in rate and depth of respiration alternating with a period of Apnoea is? Cheyne- Stroke's respiration. 7. Painful micturation is reffered as? Dysuria. 8.Temperature of solution used for Simple Evacuant Enema for adult is? 105°F -110°F 9. Inflammation of tongue is known as? Glossitis. 10. Strength of savlon for disinfecting thermometer is? 1:30

1. Pain in appendicitis is experienced at? Mcburney's point. 2.Lugol's soluton contains ? Potassium Iodide. 3. Purple discoloration of vaginal mucosa on Pregnancy is which sign? Chadwick's Sign 4. Prolonged use of Kesari Dhal can lead to? Lathyrism. 5. Vitamin E is otherwise known as? Tocopherol. 6. Optimum level of flouride in drinking water per liter is? 0.05 to 0.08 mg 7. The most important electrolyte of intracellular fluid is? potassium. 8. Macewen Sign is an indication of? Hydrocephalus 9. What dose P wave of ECG represent? Atrial depolarization. 10. Alma Ata Declaration was made in? I978.

1.The most common cause of neonatal jaundice on the first day of birth is? Blood group incomparability 2.keratomalacia can be prevented by administration of? Vitamin A 3.Universal immunization program was launched in the year? 1985                              4.The usual age of closure of the anterior fontanelles is? 12-18 months 5.Which vitamin is known as anti sterility vitamin? Vitamin E 6.A patient with COPD should have oxygen , administered by nasal cannula at the rate of? 1-2 L / mt 7.Tracheostomy suctioning at a time should not exceed? 10 seconds 8.Acid medium of vegina is maintained by? Doderleins Bacillus                              9.Antedote for Heparin is? Protamine sulphate 10.Drugs that dialate pupils is ? Mydriatics

                   NURSING EXAM BOOKS 1.Which is the passage way for both respiratory and digestive tract? Pharynx 2.Which structure is otherwise known as voice box? Larynx 3. The opening between the true vocal cord is called? Glottis 4.Trachea divides in to left and right main stem bronchi at? Carina 5.Which helps to reduces the surface tention in the alveoli? Surfactant A phospholipid protin produced by type 2 alveolar cells. 6.The respiratory structures are innervated by? Phrenic nerve Vagus nerve Thoracic nerves 7.What are the two layers of lungs? Partial plura which lines the inside of the thoracic cavity Visceral plura which lines the pulmonary surfaces. 8.Which all are the accessory muscles of respiration? Scalene muscles-elevate first 2 ribs Sternocleidomastoid muscle- elevate sternum Trapezious & Pectoralis muscle-fix the shoulder 9.Facial cr...

                      NURSING EXAM BOOKS 1. When assessing a client with myxedema , the nurse would expect the clients Skin to be? dry & flaky myxedema refers to deposition of  mucopolysaccharides  in the  dermis , which results in  swelling  of the affected area.  the term is also used to describe a  dermatological  change that can occur in hypothyroidism and some forms of  hyperthyroidism . 2. A Client recovering from general anasthesia should be positioned in? Side laying position 3. The thromboplastin which initiates the clotting process is found in? Plasma 4.Sialolithiasis refers to what? Stone in salivary glands Sialolithiasis (also termed salivary calculi, or salivary stones), is a condition where a calcified mass or sialolith forms within a salivary gland, usually in the duct of the submandibular gland (also termed "Wharton's duct...

NURSING PSC EXAM BOOKS 1. Which hormone responsible for cutaneous changes in pregnancy? Melanocyte Stimulating Hormone 2. Essential hormones for follicular circulation are? FSH OESTROGEN LH (small proportion) 3.The other name of human placental lactogen is? HCS. (Human chorionic somatomammotrophin ) 4.Name the actual perception of active fetal  movements by the women? Quickening 5.Denominator in vertex presentation is? Occiput. 6.What is the range of PH of veginal secretions? 4-5 7.The epithelium lined the veginal part of cervix is? Stratified squamous epithelium 8.Which is the outer most layer of fetal membrane? Chorion 9.Meconium stained amniotic fluid seen in which condition? Fetal distress. 10.The other name of umbilical cord is? Funis

1 ."Jeevamritham" a project recently inaugurated by President Ram Nath Kovind is associated with which resources? Purification of drinking water 2.Who  won World Open under-16 Snokker Championship? Anupama Ramachandran Tournament held at St.Petersberg.Russia 3.What is "Mission Indradhanush"? Intensified immunization for pregnant mother and children up to 2 years. 4. What is celebrated on 8th October every  year across the nation? Air Force Day 5.On which day International girl child day is celebrated? October 11 6. Which bank will provide its 500 million Euro investment to Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation? European Investment Bank. 7.World Postal Day is observed on ? October 9 8.Which state recently banned complete usage of PVC carry bags? Chattisgarh 9. "Vachan Prerana Divas" is related whom? Birthday of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam. (October 15) 10.Which is the first law firm in GIFT? (Gujarat International Financial Tech city) Jyot...

1.2nd most commenest brain tumor is? Astrocytoma Astrocytomas are a type of  cancer of the brain . They originate in a particular kind of glial cells, star-shaped brain cells in the  cerebrum  called  astrocytes . 2.At which age a normal child attains pincer grasp? 9 months Pincer grasp enables a child to pickup small items using the thumb and index finger. 3.The other name of Tinea Pedis is? athlete's foot A fungal infection that usually begins between the toes 4.The most active form of vitamin A ? Retinoic acid. 5.What is the normal height of new born at birth ? 50cm 6.  Which is the commonest type of leukaemia in children? ALL Childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia(ALL) is a type of cancer in which the bone marrow makes too many immature lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell).  7. What is the commonest cause of anaemia in childhood? Iorn deficiency anaemia . Anaemia occurs when you have a decreased level of hemoglobin in you...