Study guide for nursing competitive exams

Medical-Surgical Nursing (Question set 4)


Multiple Choice Questions
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS


1. Route of Tuberculin test is__
    A) Subcutaneous
    B) Intradermal route
    C) Intramuscular route
    D) Intravenous


2. Dose of tuberculin injection is__

    A) 0.1 ml
    B) 0.2 ml
    C) 0.3 ml
    D) 0.4 ml


3. Pre-operative deep breathing and coughing exercises are to prevent mainly____

    A) Bronchitis
    B) Hypotension
    C) Upper respiratory tract infection
    D) Atelectasis


4. Which of the following drugs can cause respiratory arrest__

    A) Digoxin
    B) Dopamine
    C) Morphine
    D) KCL


5. A COPD patient who is hypertensive should avoid the following drug___

    A) Beta blocker
    B) Calcium channel blocker
    C) ACE inhibitor
    D) Loop diuretics


6. Pulmonary surfactant is__

    A) Lecithin
    B) Dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine
    C) Dipalmitoyl phosphatidyl serine
    D) Sphingosine


7. Swan ganz catheter___

    A) Tight atrial flow
    B) Pulmonary capillary resistance
    C) Left ventricular pressure
    D) CVP


8. In which condition digoxin is prescribed___

    A) Systolic heart failure
    B) Atrial fibrillation
    C) Atrial flutter
    D) All of the above


9. Best diagnostic aid to myasthenia gravis is__

    A) ECG
    B) EMG
    C) Chest X-ray
    D) Response to IV edrophonium


10. Impotence is a feature of which of the following__

    A) Multiple sclerosis
    B) Poliomyelitis
    C) Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
    D) Meningitis


Cranial nerves and their functions


Number

Name

Type

Starts at

Ends at

Function

I

Olfactory nerve

Sensory

Upper part of the mucus membrane of the nasal cavity

Temporal lobe of the cerebrum

Sense of smell

II

Optic nerve

Sensory

Retina of the eyes

Occipital lobe of the cerebrum and cerebellum

Sense of sight

III

Occulomotor nerve

Motor

Nuclei from the cerebral aqueduct

Eye muscles

Movement of eyeball and constriction of pupils

IV

Trochlear

Motor

Nuclei near the cerebral aqueduct

Eye muscles

Movement of eyeball

V

Trigeminal

1.    Opthalmic

2.    Maxillary

3.   Mandibular

Mixed

1.    Sensory part from face, lips and tongue

2.    Motor part from pons

Pons

 

Muscles of the mastication

Mastication

VI

Abducent

Motor

Nuclei lying under the floor of the 4th ventricles

Eye muscles

Eye movements

VII

Facial (Mixed)

Sensory part

Taste buds in tongue

Cerebral cortex

Sense of taste

Motor part

Pons

Facial muscles

Facial Expression

VIII

Vestibulocochlear

Sensory

Vestibular

Sensory

Semicircular canal of the inner ear

Cerebellum

Body balance

Cochlear

Sensory

Organ of corti in inner ear

Cerebral cortex

Sense of hearing

IX

Glossopharyngeal

Mixed

Sensory part

Tongue, tonsils and pharynx

Cerebral cortex

Taste,

 gag reflex

Motor part

Medulla oblongata

Muscles of tongue and pharynx

X

Vagus nerve (Mixed)

Motor

Medulla oblongata

Muscles and sensory glands

Gag reflex and parasympathetic innervation

Sensory

Various organs

Brain

XI

Accessory

Motor

Medulla oblongata

Muscles of neck & shoulder, pharynx and larynx

Swallowing, shoulder shrug

XII

Hypoglossal

Motor

Medulla oblongata

Muscles of tongue

Swallowing and speech

         

 

 

 

Medical-Surgical Nursing (Question set 3)


Multiple Choice Questions
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS


1. Xerostomia means__
    A) Inflamation of the stomach
    B) Dry mouth
    C) Hair loss
    D) Difficulty in swallowing

2. Radio-isotopes used for treatment of cancer are__
    A) Isotope of cobalt
    B) Cesium - 137
    C) Iodine - 125
    D) All

3. Gradual sensorineural hearing loss that occur with aging is known as____
    A) Presbycusis
    B) Perceptive
    C) Conductive
    D) Receptive

4. Which of the following is a diagnostic test for diagnosis of prostate cancer-
    A) Digital rectal examination
    B) Transrectal ultrasound
    C) PSA (Prostate specific antigen asaay)
    D) All of the above

5. After laryngectomy the position that should be given to patient is-
    A) Fowlers
    B) Supine
    C) Lateral
    D) Prone

6. Collapse of lung tissue is termed as__
    A) Atelectasis
    B) Bronchiectasis
    C) Tracheobronchitis
    D) Pneumonia

7. Sudden irregular aimless involuntary movement found in rheumatic fever is known as___
    A) Carditis
    B) Polyarthritis
    C) Chorea
    D) Ataxia

8. Cardiac tamponade is a___
    A) Inflammation of heart
    B) Accumulation of fluid in pericardium
    C) Injury to cardiac valves
    D) None of these

9. Which of the following is the most common trisomy__
    A) trisomy 18
    B) trisomy 21
    C) trisomy 11
    D) trisomy 5

10. Action of Dopamine is__
    A) Maintain BP
    B) Maintain pulse rate
    C) Maintain temprature
    D) Improve respiration

Gomez Classification: Protein energy malnutrition (PEM)


Gomez classification one of the earliest systems for classifying protein‐energy malnutrition in children, based on percentage of expected weight for age.

 

Formula for weight for age (%):

 

                                                                    Weight of the child

           Weight for age (%) =     ________________________________

                                                  Weight of the normal child of same age

 

Sr.No.

Weight of age (%)

Malnutrition

1.

90-100%

Normal Nutritional status

2.

75-89%

Mild malnutrition (1st degree)

3.

60-74%

Moderate malnutrition (2nd degree)

4.

<60%

Severe malnutrition (3rd degree)