RRB Paramedical Paper 3

RRB PARA MEDICAL PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
EXAM QUESTIONS
1. Mode of transmission of Pertussis:
(a) Vector transmission
(b) Through contaminated water
(c) Droplet infection
(d) Faecoaral
2. Time required to measure the Mantaux test:
(a) 24 to 48 hrs (b) 48 to72 hrs (c) 10 to12 hrs (d) 2 to 4 hrs
3. Name of the oral Polio Vaccine:
(a) BCG (b) TAB (c) Salk (d) Sabin
4. The following are the standard tuberculosis drug except:
(a) Chloromycin (b) Streptomycin (c) INH (d) PAS
5. Combination of Tripple Antigen:\
(a) DPT (b) BCG (c) TAB (d) ECG
6. The time interval between infection of suspected person
and the appearance of signs and symptom of the disease is
called
(a) Quarrentine (b) Recovery period
(c) Incubation (d) Isolation period

7. Route of transmission of Hepatitis B:
(a) Oral (b) Potential (c) Faeco oral (d) Contaminated water
8. Mode of transmission of typhoid fever:
(a) Intravenous (b) Oro faceal (c) Respiratory (d) Droplet
9. Causative organism of diphtheria:
(a) Mycobacteria
(b) Streptococcus
(c) Coryne Bacterium diphtheria
(d) Staphylococcus
10. Incubation period of measles:
(a) 1-7 days (b) 7-14 days (c) 14-21 days (d) 21-28 days
11. Site for mantaux test:
(a) Outer and upper quadrant of gluteus maximus (b) Deltoid region
(c) Posterior left forearm
(d) Anterior left forearm
12. Media of transmission of bovine type of tubercle bacilli:
(a) Milk (b) Water (c) Air (d) Food
13. Painful Micturition:
(a) Eneuresis
(b) Dysuria
(c) Rentention of urine
d) Diarrhoea
14. Amount of solution used for evacuant enema in adults:
(a) 100-250 ml
(b) 250-350ml
(c) 500-1000ml
(d) 1000-1500 ml
15. Drugs used to relieve pain:
(a) Anti inflammatory
(b) Antipyretics
(c) Antibiotics
(d) Analgesics
16. Hormone secreted by the testes:
(a) Oestrogen
(b) Pitocin
(c) Androgens
(d) Progesterone
17. One teaspoon contains …………. ml
(a) 2ml (b) 5ml (c) 10ml (d) 15ml
18. One ml contains ……….. drops
(a) 5 drops (b) 10 drops (c) 15 drops (d) 20 drops
19. Average weight of a new born baby:
(a) 2 kg (b) 4 Kg (c) 3kg (d) 5kg
20. How much salt must be added to one litre of water to make a solution of normal saline?
(a) 2 grams (b) 5 grams (c) 6 grams (d) 9 grams
21. Number of vertebra in the sacrum:
(a) 5 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 1
22. Number of chromosome in a cell:

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(a) 23 (b) 44 (c) 46 (d) 40
23. A trial septal defect occurs due to the persistence of:
(a) Formen ovale (b) Ductus arteriosis (c) Ductus venosus (d) Mitral valve
24. ………. is a water soluble vitamin:
(a) Vitamin A (b) Vitamin K (c) Vitamin B (d) Vitamin D
25. Quickening means:
(a) Hearing of the fetal heart sound
(b) Sudden cessation of Menstruation
(c) The movement of the feuts in the uterus felt by the mother
(d) Nausa and vomiting in the morning
26. Cholera is caused by a kind of bacterium called:
(a) Tubercle bacillus (b) Vibrio cholerae (c) Protozoa (d) Entamoeba histolytica
27. Drinking of alcohol will severely effects the
(a) Kidney (b) Brain (c) Stomach (d) Liver
28. The disease in which the patients blood does not clot easily is:
(a) Sickle cell anaemia (b) Haemophilia (c) Rabies (d) Diabetes
29. Discolouration of teeth is caused by a kind of antibiotics called
(a) Streptomycin (b) Neomycin (c) Tetracycline (d) Penicillin
30. ……….. is caused by the fungus
(a) Malaria (b) Athletes foot (c) Filariasis (d) Typhus fever
31. The Filariasis is transmitted by ……..
(a) Anopheles female mosquito
(b) Anopheles male mosquito
(c) Culex female mosquito
(d) Culex male mosquito
32. The blood group contain no antibodies:
(a) A (b) B (c) O (d) AB
33. The disease that spread through sexual contact is ……….
(a) Leprosy (b) AIDS (c) Itches (d) Scabies

34. Typhoid is transmitted through -
(a) Water and food (b) Air (c) Touch (d) Personal contact
35. ………… is example for the disease caused by bacteria:
(a) Cold (b) Typhoid (c) Typhus fever (d) Chicken pox
36. ……… is the immunity get by the body after the first attack of disease.
(a) Natural immunity
(b) Passive immunity
(c) Artificial immunit
(d) Acquired immunity
37. The cells that are responsible for the production of antibodies are …….
(a) Red blood cells (b) Platelets (c) Plasma (d) White blood cells
38. A healthy person can donate blood …… or ….. times a year.
(a) Six or seven (b) Five or six (c) Three or four (d) Two or three
39. Radio active cobalt and radium are used for the treatment of -diseases.
(a) Cholera (b) Haemophilia (c) Cancer (d) Sickle cell anaemia
40. World health day is on …….
(a) May 12th (b) April 7th (c) April 30th (d) December 18th
41. To relieve from dyspnoea the appropriate position to be used is:
(a) Prone position (b) Supine position (c) Side lying position (d) Fowler’s position
42. Protein requirement for a pregnant woman per day:
(a) 50grams (b) 55 grams (c) 60 grams (d) 65 grams
43. The findus is at the level of umbilicus during ………. week pregnancy
(a) 16 (b) 20 (c) 24 (d) 28
44. Total weight gain during pregnancy is
(a) 7-8 kg (b) 10-11 kg (c) 13-14 kg (d) 15-16 kg
45. The birth weight of the baby doubles at the age of
(a) 3 months (b) 6months (c) 9months (d) 12months
46. Infancy period is from
(a) Birth to one month (b) One month to 1 year (c) 1 years to 3 years (d) 3 years to 5 years
47. The following are the signs of dehydration except:
(a) Sunken tearless eyes (b) Loss of skin elasticity (c) Diuresis (d) depressed fintenelle
48. The following are the contests of ORS except:
(a) Sodium chloride (b) Sugar (c) Potassium Chloride (d) Calcium Carbonate
49. The most common from of malnutrition are the following except
(a) Beri-beri (b) Protein energy malnutrition (c) Marasmus (d) Kwashiorkor
50. The first course of oral pills should be stared on the ….. day of menstrual cycle.
(a) 2nd (b) 7th (c) 5th (d) 10th
51. The following are the natural method of contraception except:
(a) Foam tablet
(b) Basal metabolic temperature
(c) Rhythm method
(d) Safe period
52. ……… is the permanent method of sterilization.
(a) MTP (b) Diaphragm (c) Tubectomy (d) D & C
53. The following organs are situated in the abdominal cavity except:
(a) Stomach (b) Oesophagus (c) liver (d) Spleen
54. The system of body which helps for the removal of waste matter from body:
(a) Digestive system
(b) Endocrine system
(c) Respiratory system
(d) Excretory system
55. Total number of bones in human body:
(a) 306 (b) 206 (c) 106 (d) 406
56. Eruption of teeth starts at the age of ……. month
(a) 4 months (b) 6 months (c) 8 months (d) 10 months
57. The never, which carries messages from the brain and spinal cord muscles and glands:
(a) Motor nerve (b) Sensory nerve (c) Mixed nerve (d) Autonomic nerve
58. Speech centre is situated in:
(a) Perietal lobe (b) Frontal lobe (c) Occipital lobe (d) Temporal lobe
59. Largest gland in the body:
(a) Pituitary gland (b) Adrenal gland (c) Liver (d) Gall bladder
60. Head control of the infant occurs at the age of …… month
(a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 5 (d) 6

61. Peurparium is the period begins:
a) As soon as the placenta is expelled and last for 6 to 8 weeks
(b) As soon as the baby is expelled and last for 6 to 8 weeks
(c) As soon as the membrane ruptures and last for 6 to 8 weeks
(d) As soon as the placenta is expelled and last for 10 to 12 weeks
62. When the umbilical cord lies in front of the presenting part and the membranes are intact it is known as:
(a) Cord prolapse (b) Cord presentation (c) Cord pulsation (d) Cord delivery
63. Starting of menstrual cycle is called:
(a) Ovulation (b) Menstruation (c) Menarche (d) Menopause
64. Normal blood urea level is:
(a) 40-60 mg% (b) 20-40 mg% (c) 10-20 mg% (d) 80-120 mg%
65. One gram of carbohydrate yields:
(a) 4 calories (b) 8 calories (c) 9 calories (d) 1 calorie
66. A method of making the victim to breath passively
(a) Artificial respiration (b) Spontaneous respiration (c) Deep breathing (d) Kusmal breathing
67. Minute, this walled blood vessels between the ends of the arteries and beginning of veins is called:
(a) Arteries (b) Veins (c) Capillaries (d) Alveoli
68. A waste gas produced by the body and exhaled through the lungs is:
(a) Carbon dioxide (b) Carbon monoxide (c) Nitrogen peroxide (d) Oxygen
69. A condition characterized by moving of bones out joint:
(a) Fracture (b) Sprain (c) Strain (d) Dislocation
70. A tube of muscular tissue carrying ingested food from the mouth to stomach:
(a) Oesophagus (b) Duodenum (c) Trachea (d) Pharynx
71. A red pigment in the blood cells which combines with oxygen and carbon dioxide for carrying them:
(a) Red blood cells (b) Haemoglobin (c) Platelet (d) Plasma
72. Information given by the sufferer about his illness:
(a) Sign (b) Symptom (c) Observation (d) Diagnosis
73. Normal respiratory rate in adults is:
(a) 20Ã¢â‚¬â••40/min (b) 40Ã¢â‚¬â••60/min (c) 16Ã¢â‚¬â••20/min (d) 10Ã¢â‚¬â••15/min
74. The normal body temperature is …….. 0C.
(a) 350C (b) 370C (c) 400C (d) 420C

75. Characteristic of the blood flow due to arterial bleeding is the following except:
(a) Bright red in colour
(b) Spunts at each cartrachian of the heart
(c) Flow is pulsatile
(d) Dark red in colour
76. An agent that has power to kill Micro-organism:
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(a) Bacteriostat (b) Bacteriocide (c) Antiseptic (d) Bacteriostasis
77. Strength of savlon forcleaning of wounds:
(a) 1:10 (b) 1:100 (c) 1:1000 (d) 1:10000
78. Inflammation of the tongue:
(a) Glossitis (b) Gingivitis (c) Stomatitis (d) Parotitis
79. Following are predisposing cause for bedsore except:
(a) Impaired circulation (b) Lowered vitality (c) Emaciation (d) Anorexia
80. Inability to sleep is termed as:
(a) Dyspepsia (b) Dyspnaea (c) Anorexia (d) Insumania
81. Tobacco contains a poisonous substance called
(a) Nicotine (b) Narcotics (c) Alcohol (d) Caffeine
82. A disease caused by allergic disease is called
(a) Asthma (b) Tuberculosis (c) Cancer (d) Gastroenteritis
83. An adult has …… litres of blood in his body.
(a) 7-8 (b) 5-6 (c) 9-10 (d) 2-3
84. Several persons in a town got the attack of leukemia. Which of the following can be possible
reason for that?
(a) Exposed to radiation
(b) Drinking polluted water
(c) Smoking
(d) Breathing in impure air
85. The energy value of ……… is more than that of others
(a) Fats (b) Starch (c) Protein (d) Sugar
86. The product formed when amino acid molecules combine together is called
(a) Nucleic acid (b) Starch (c) Carbohydrate (d) Proteins

87. Women having normal limbs may sometimes give birth to babies with deformed limbs. This
must be due to:
(a) Spontaneous generation (b) Mutation (c) Inheritance of acquired character (d) Natural selection
88. Hormones are transported to all parts of the body through the
(a) Nerves (b) Blood (c) Lymph (d) Muscles
89. Deficiency of ……. in food causes simple goiter.
(a) Sodium (b) Iron (c) Iodine (d) Calcium
90. Cortisone is used as an effective anti-inflamatory drug in the treatment of ……….
(a) High blood pressure (b) Arteroisclerosis (c) Arthritis (d) Diabetes
91. Deficiency of thyroxin in adults leads to a condition called:
(a) Tetani (b) Cretinism (c) Myxoedema (d) Graves diseases
92. The hormone that is injected to pregnant women at the time of delivery is
(a) Vasopressin (b) Oxytocin (c) Androgen (d) Oestrogen
93. The outer layer of the eye ball is
(a) Sclera (b) Choroids (c) Retina (d) Conjunctiva
94. The smallest bone in the human body is
(a) Malleus (b) Incus (c) Stapes (d) Sternum
95. Central nervous system includes:
(a) The brain and cranial nerves
(b) The cranial nerves and spinal cord
(c) The spinal nerves and brain
(d) The spinal nerves and brain
96. Short sightedness can be corrected by using spectacles with ….. lens.
(a) Concave (b) Convex (c) Cylindrical (d) Opaque
97. Normal sugar level in our blood is:
(a) 95-125 mg/100ml (b) 65-130 mg/100ml (c) 80-120 mg/100ml (d) 90-140 mg/100 ml
98. Labour takes place after …… days of last menstrual period
(a) 300 (b) 280 (c) 365 (d) 240

99. Signs of true labour are the following except:
(a) Painful rhythmic uterine contraction
(b) Dilatation of the OS
(c) Fetal movement
(d) Show
100. Signs of separation of placenta are the following except:
(a) Lengthening of the cord at vulva
(b) Gush of blood is seen
(c) Fundus risas upto umbilicus
(d) Temperature rises
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Answers
i. deficient salivation is called xerostomia
ii. which test is uesed ti fined out the early stage of leprosy lopramide test
2. drug of choice to treatalcohal withdrawal symptom is clorodigapraoxide
3. triage mean to short
4. new growth of bone marrow si myloma
5. sensary nerve also called affrent nerve it carry impals body to brain
6. moter nerve also called eferent it carry signal brain to body part
7. barrel chest is seen in emphyma
8. the type of seizer which involve both sides of brain is called genrlised seizer
9. Siderosis, also referred to as welder’s lung or silver polisher’s lung, is a lung disease caused by the inhalation of iron particles,
whether through dust or fumes. This condition is a form of pneumoconiosis, a
10. general term often used to refer to lung diseases
11. caused by the inhalation of mineral dust particles
12. negri bodies found in hipocanpus are the dagnistic sign of -rabies
13. bitot's spote are found due to deficiency of vitmin a
14. blue print for the conduction of study is reserch disen
15. the late complication of molar pregenacy chorioncarcinoma
16. a glactopoietic hormon prolactin
17. wht vitmin os antioxideant vit E
18. placenta should be deliver wthin minut 30 minut
19. the needle used to biosy is vim ss\
20. techestomy should be changed in
21. microsomia accesive growth of fetus

Which of the following is used to assess the function of brainsterm?
A) intracranial pressure
B) braden scale
C) cold calorie test
D) glasgow
Your Ans: UNATTEMPTED
Correct Ans : C
Q.2) While instilling ear drops, the ear canal of an adult is straightened by pulling the pinna:
A) straight back
B) up and back
C) down and back
D) straight down
Correct Ans : B
Q.3) while measuring cantral venous pressure the zero point of the manometer is adjusted to:
A) shoulder level
B) mid axillary line
C) posterior axillary aline
D) anterior axillary line
Correct Ans : B
Q.4) positive schick test indisates that the individual is:
A) susceptible to diphteria
B) immune to diphtheria
C) susceptible to polio
D) immune to polio
Correct Ans : A
Q.5) Drug of choice in hookworm infestation is:
A) piperazine citrate
B) bephenium hydroxynaphtoate
C) mebendazole
D) albendazole
Correct Ans : D
Q.6) Radium is stored in lead containers because:
A) radium is a heavy substance
B) the lead function as a barrier
C) heat is oriduced as radium disintegration
D) lead prevents disintegration of the radium
Correct Ans : B
Q.7) which one of the following is the ideal contraceptive for a patient with heart disease?
A) IUCD
B) depo-provera
C) diaphragm
D) oral contraceptive pills
Correct Ans : C
Q.8) An informed consent is obtained from a oreoperative consent is obtained from a preoperative patient to prevent:
A) complications
B) infection
C) any fall
D) legal implication
Correct Ans : D
Q.9) During a convulsion in a child the primary responsibility of a nurse is:
A) start o
B) call physician
C) put spatula in mouth
D) restrain the child

Correct Ans : C
Q.10) which prostaglandin helps in cervical ripening?
A) PGE2
B) PGI2
C) PGF2
D) PGD2
Correct Ans : A
Q.11) why immunosuppresive therapy is eefective in patient with myasthenia gravis?
A) promotes the removal of antibodies that impair the transmission of impules
B) stimules the productio9n of acetylcholin at the neuromuscular junction
C) decrease the production of auto antibodies that attack the acetylcholine receptores
D) inhibits the breakdown of acetylcholine at the neuromuscular junction
Correct Ans : C
Q.12) which drug would be lest effective in lowering a clients serum potasium level?
A) glucose and insulin
B) polystyrene sulfonate {kayexalate}
C) calcium glucomite
D) aluminium hydroxide
Correct Ans : D
Q.13) bradycardia is common after injection of
A) midazolam
B) succinylcholine
C) dopamine
D) isoprenaline
Correct Ans : B
Q.14) secretary protein are synthesized in:
A) cytoplasm
B) endoplasmic reticulum
C) first in cytoplasm and then in endoplasmic reticulu7m
D) first in endoplasmic reticulum and then in cytoplasm
Correct Ans : B
Q.15) a patient is hemorrhaging from multiple trauma sites. The nurse expects that compensatory mechanism associated
with hypovolemia would cause all of the following symptoms EXCEPT:
A) Hypertension
B) oliguria
C) tachycardia
D) tachypnea
Correct Ans : A
Q.16) fact system of documentation is:
A) flow sheet, assessment, charting,tenure
B) flowsheet,assessment, concise
C) flowsheet, assessment, concise integrated progress notes, timely entries
D) none of the above
Correct Ans : C
Q.17) which type of debridement is most slective and lest damaging for black wound?
A) debridement with scissors
B) debridement with wet to dry dressings
C) mechanical debridement
D) chemical debridement
Correct Ans : D
Q.18) which of the following chemotherapeutic agent is plant alkaloid?
A) mitomycin
B) vinblastine
C) melphalan
D) cisplatin
Correct Ans : B
Q.19) the most common symptoms of hyperthyroidism is:
A) diaphoresis
B) dry brittle hair
C) menorrhagia
D) cold sensitivity
Correct Ans : D
Q.20) what is rorschach's projective test designed to measure?
A) unconscious intentions
B) dreams
C) conscious desires
D) brain size
Correct Ans : A
Q.21) Language development in autistic child resembles:
A) scanning speech
B) speech lag
C) shuttering
D) echolalia
Correct Ans : D
Q.22) Blood brain barrier is crossed by:
A) dopamine
B) streptomycin
C) propanolol
D) glycopyrrolate
Correct Ans : C
Q.23) Aspermia is the term used to describe:
A) absence of semen
B) absence of sperm in ejaculate
C) absence of sperm motility
D) occurrence of abnormal sperm
Correct Ans : A
Q.24) The following is the example for total parenteral nutrition:
A) colloids
B) 5% Dextrose
C) 25% Dextrose
D) none of the above
Correct Ans : A
Q.25) The function of 8th cranial nerve is related to:
A) smell
B) taste
C) touch
D) balance
Correct Ans : D
Q.26) In a fetus isulin secretion begins with:
A) 3rd month
B) 5th month
C) 7th month
D) 9th month
Correct Ans : C
Q.27) Yhe ideal place to record the temperature in dead body is from:
A) axilla
B) groin
C) rectum
D) mouth
Correct Ans : C
Q.28) What drugs are given to the client with meniere's disease?
A) antihypertensive
B) diuretic
C) antibiotic
D) vasoconstrictor
Correct Ans : A
Q.29) Diabetic foot is an example of:
A) dry gangrene
B) wet gangrene
C) gas gangrene
D) gangrenous inflammation
Correct Ans : B
Q.30) Which state has lowest infant mortality rate?
A) kerala
B) west bengal
C) tamil nadu
D) madhya pradesh
Correct Ans : A
Q.31) AIDS was first delected in india in the year:
A) 1985
B) 1981
C) 1986
D) 1991

Correct Ans : C
Q.32) Regarding cholera vaccine all are correct except that:
A) it is given at interval of 6 month
B) long lasting immunity
C) not useful in epidemics
D) not given orally
Correct Ans : B
Q.33) A two year child with tetralogy of fallot suddenly falls on floor. The best nursing actions is:
A) put the child in the bed immediately
B) allow the child on the sitting position
C) place the child on the chair
D) call physician immediately
Correct Ans : A
Q.34) Most frequently and severely involved joints in rheumatoid arthritis are:
A) knees
B) elbows
C) interphalangeal
D) sacroiliac
Correct Ans : C
Q.35) Which of the following condition is most closely associated with weight gain,nausea,and a decrease in urine
output?
A) angina pectoris
B) cardiomyopathy
C) left sided heart failure
D) right sided heart failture
Correct Ans : D
Q.36) Typhoid fever is an example of:

A) acute inflammation
B) chronic nonspecific inflammation
C) chronic granulomatous
D) chronic suppurative inflammation
Correct Ans : A
Q.37) The classical triad symptoms associated with meniere's disease is vertigo:
A) Nausea and vomitting
B) Tinnitus and hearing loss
C) Headache and double visoion
D) Hearing loss and vomitting
Correct Ans : B
Q.38) Teaching is based on
A) Spiritual capacity
B) Physically capacity
C) Intellectual capacity
D) Social capacity
Correct Ans : C
Q.39) The uantity of sodium chloride in the ORS packet for making on one liter of oral dehydration fluid :
A) 4.0 gm
B) 2.6 gm
C) 3.1 gm
D) 2 gm
Correct Ans : B
Q.40) Antirabies vaccine is peraperd from:
A) Wild virus
B) Live attenuated virus
C) Street virus
D) Fixed virus
Correct Ans : D
Q.41) Which of the following among the axillary lymph nodes is a terminal group ?
A) Pectoral
B) Central
C) Lateral
D) Apical
Correct Ans : D
Q.42) For controlling the outbreak of cholera, all of the following measures are recommended EXCEPT:
A) Mass chemoprophylaxis
B) Proper disposal of excreata
C) Chlorination of water
D) Early detection and management of cases
Correct Ans : A
Q.43) A client is experiencing anxiety attack. The most appropiate nursing intervention should include?
A) Turning on the television
B) Leaving the client alone
C) Staying with the client and speaking in short sentences
D) Ask the client to play with other clients
Correct Ans : C
Q.44) essential amino acids includes all EXCEPTS
A) Methionine
B) Tryptophan
C) Leucine
D) Alanine
Correct Ans : D
Q.45) Drug trhat cause expulsion of gas from intestinal track:
A) ASTRINGENT
B) Carminatives
C) Cathartics
D) Emetics
Correct Ans : B
Q.46) The local anesthetic which also act as an antiarrhythmic agent :
A) Cocaine
B) Lidocaine
C) Bupivaccine
D) Ropivaccine
Correct Ans : B
Q.47) Which of the following is not a feature of niacin deficiency?
A) Diarrhea
B) Red tongue
C) Psychosis
D) Conjunctional congestion
Correct Ans : D
Q.48) Glossitis is due to the deficiency of:
A) Niacin
B) Thiamine
C) Riboflavin
D) Vitamin B12
Correct Ans : C
Q.49) The focus of Milieu therapy is to
A) Manipulate the environment to bring about positive changes in behaviour
B) Allow the patient to perform whatever they want

C) Role plays life events to meet individual needs
D) Use nataural remedis to control behaviour
Correct Ans : A
Q.50) Which of the following is administered to control increased ammonia levels in case of hepatic encephalopathy ?
A) Lactulose
B) Allopurinol
C) Desferxamine
D) Insulin
Correct Ans : B
Q.51) Which of the following is an example of a non verbal message
A) Dialogue
B) Smile
C) Jargon
D) Slang
Correct Ans : B
Q.52) To prevent foot drop in a client with buck's tranction, the nurse should:
A) plaze pillow under the client's heels
B) tuck the sheets into foot of the bed
C) teach the client isomentric exercises
D) ensure proper body positioning
Correct Ans : D
Q.53) All the folllowing reflexes are present at birth EXCEPT:
A) suck reflex
B) parachute reflex
C) moro reflex
D) palmar grasp

Correct Ans : B
Q.54) In blood,bilirubin is conjugated with which of the following molecule to make it soluble in water?
A) glucuronic acid
B) cholic acid
C) glutamic acid
D) bile acid
Correct Ans : A
Q.55) Widal test belongs to which of the following types?
A) agglutination test
B) neutralization
C) bacteriolysin
D) precipitation test
Correct Ans : A
Q.56) Medial grniculate bodies from a part of:
A) limbic system
B) motor system
C) auditory system
D) visual pathway
Correct Ans : C
Q.57) Winging of scapula is caused due to injury to which of the following parts?
A) dorsal scapular nerve
B) ulnar nerve
C) long thoracic nerve of bell
D) thoraco dorsal nerve
Correct Ans : C
Q.58) The diluent used for reconstitution of BCG vaccine is:
A) normal saline
B) glycerine
C) dextrose
D) distilled water
Correct Ans : A
Q.59) Which is commonest fungi causes otomycosis
A) mucor
B) aspergillus
C) rhizaopus
D) candida
Correct Ans : B
Q.60) Cell mediated immunity is achieved by:
A) B cell
B) T cell
C) neutrophills
D) eosinohills
Correct Ans : B
Q.61) Stranger anxiety develops by the age of :
A) 3 month after birth
B) 6 month after birth
C) birth
D) 8 month after birth
Correct Ans : D
Q.62) A twich of mptor unit is called:
A) myoclonic jerk
B) tremor
C) fasciculation
D) chorea
Correct Ans : C
Q.63) Oxytocin is secreted by:
A) posterior pituitary
B) adrenal medulla
C) anterior pituitary
D) adrenal cortex
Correct Ans : A
Q.64) Boxer's muscle is a/an:
A) deltoid
B) brachioradialis
C) serratus anterior
D) biceps brachii
Correct Ans : C
Q.65) Perception without stimulus is called as:
A) illusion
B) delirium
C) delusion
D) hallucination
Correct Ans : D
Q.66) Biochemical etiology of alzheimer's disease related to:
A) epinephrine
B) serotonin
C) dopamine
D) acetylcholine
Correct Ans : D
Q.67) Delusion is a disorder of :

A) thought
B) memory
C) judgement
D) perception
Correct Ans : A
Q.68) The best way of increasing the nutritive value of pulses is:
A) germination
B) mixing pulses
C) parboiling
D) fortification
Correct Ans : A
Q.69) Activated partial throboplastin time (APTT) is prolonged in:
A) thrombocytopenia
B) thrombosis
C) hemophilia
D) bone marrow depression
Correct Ans : C
Q.70) Primary apnea lasts for how many seconds in newborn infants?
A) 5 seconds
B) 10 seconds
C) 20 seconds
D) 30 seconds
Correct Ans : C
Q.71) Endotoxins produced by gram-negative bacteria are usually:
A) proteins
B) fatty acids
C) lecithin
D) lipopolisaccharides
Correct Ans : D
Q.72) The technique of centre for cellular and molection was developed by:
A) maxem and gilbert
B) sanger
C) francis crick
D) kary mullis
Correct Ans : D
Q.73) The part of fetal circulation which becomes fossa ovalis after birth:
A) umbilical arteries
B) ductus arterious
C) foramen ovale
D) umbilical vein
Correct Ans : C
Q.74) The measure which is done to manage shoulder dystocia is:
A) burns marshall maneuver
B) lovest maneuver
C) mauriceau-smellie-veit maneuver
D) Mcroberts maneuver
Correct Ans : D
Q.75) Apgar scoring done at which time period has more predictive value of neonatal well-being?
A) 1min
B) 10min
C) 5min
D) 15min
Correct Ans : C
Q.76) Damage of 7th or 8thcevical or thoractic nerve roots leads to:
A) facial palsy
B) Erb's palsy
C) Klumpke's palsy
D) Bell's palsy
Correct Ans : C
Q.77) Ponderal index of term gestational age normal neonate:
A) >2.5
B) <2.5
C) <2
D) 2
Correct Ans : A
Q.78) Which of the following surgery leads to dumping syndrome ?
A) appendectomy
B) gastrectomy
C) cholecystectomy
D) sigmoidectomy
Correct Ans : B
Q.79) Which of the lab value would the nurse to be evaluated for a patient with pancreatitis?
A) serum lipase
B) serum CPK
C) serum ALP
D) serum AST
Correct Ans : A
Q.80) Which of the following is used in drug dependence to prevent relapse?
A) naloxone
B) naltrexone
C) neuroleptic
D) nomifensine
Correct Ans : B
Q.81) The most common psychiatric disorder after head injury is:
A) mania
B) schizophrenia
C) depression
D) phobia
Correct Ans : A
Q.82) Informal communication is also known as:
A) diagonal communication
B) crosswise communication
C) grapewine communication
D) horizontal communication
Correct Ans : C
Q.83) In which types of sleep do most vivid dreams occur?
A) non-hibernation sleep
B) rapid eye movement sleep
C) hibernation sleep
D) non-rapid eye movement sleep
Correct Ans : B
Q.84) Vertigo is due to problem in :
A) midddle ear
B) tympanic membrane
C) inner ear
D) external ear

Correct Ans : C
Q.85) A score of 3 in a glasgow coma scale indicates:
A) lethargy
B) deep coma
C) fully responsive person
D) mutism
Correct Ans : B
Q.86) Barrel chest is seen in:
A) kyphoscoliosis
B) rickets
C) pneumonia
D) emphysema
Correct Ans : D
Q.87) Color blindness is due to the problem with:
A) cones
B) lens
C) aqueous humour
D) rods
Correct Ans : A
Q.88) Inability to retract the prepuce to reveal the glans penis is called:
A) phimosis
B) cryptorchidism
C) hypospadism
D) epispadias
Correct Ans : A
Q.89) An infant can sit steadily without support at the age of :
A) 8 months
B) 6 months
C) 12 months
D) 10 months
Correct Ans : A
Q.90) Bitot's spots are found due to the deficiency of vitamin :
A) C
B) B1
C) A
D) B2
Correct Ans : A
Q.91) Bitot's spot in the conjunctiva occurs due to the deficiency of:
A) vitamin B12
B) vitamin K
C) vitamin A
D) vitamin D
Correct Ans : C
Q.92) claustrophobia refers to the fear of:
A) heights
B) closed spaces
C) pain
D) germs
Correct Ans : B
Q.93) Scabies is a skin disorder caused by:
A) itch mite
B) ticks
C) louse
D) mosquitoo
Correct Ans : A
Q.94) The most commonly used urinary catheter is:
A) pesser catheter
B) malecot catheter
C) foley's catheter
D) metal catheter
Correct Ans : C
Q.95) The condition 'cholelithiasis' refesto stones in:
A) urinary bladder
B) gallbladder
C) kidneys
D) urethra
Correct Ans : B
Q.96) Epstein - Barr virus especially affects:
A) B lymphocytes
B) T lymphocytes
C) platelets
D) RBCs
Correct Ans : A
Q.97) Aquaporins are:
A) sodium channels
B) potassium channels
C) chloride channels
D) water channels
Correct Ans : D
Q.98) Whooping cough in children refers to:

A) hepatitis
B) measles
C) pertussis
D) diphtheria
Correct Ans : C
Q.99) The instestinal bacterial flora helps in the synthesis of :
A) vitamin D
B) vitamin K
C) vitamin B12
D) vitamin E
Correct Ans : B
Q.100) Fomite born transmission refers to transmisssion of diseases through:
A) Insects
B) Air
C) Water
D) Contaminated articles
Correct Ans : D
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1. Mode of transmission of Pertussis:

(a) Vector transmission

(b) Through contaminated water

(c) Droplet infection

2. Time required to measure the Mantaux test:

3. Name of the oral Polio Vaccine:

(a) BCG (b) TAB (c) Salk (d) Sabin

4. The following are the standard tuberculosis drug except:

(a) Chloromycin (b) Streptomycin (c) INH (d) PAS

5. Combination of Tripple Antigen:\

(a) DPT (b) BCG (c) TAB (d) ECG

6. The time interval between infection of suspected person

and the appearance of signs and symptom of the disease is

(a) Quarrentine (b) Recovery period

(c) Incubation (d) Isolation period

8. Mode of transmission of typhoid fever:

(a) Intravenous (b) Oro faceal (c) Respiratory (d) Droplet

9. Causative organism of diphtheria:

(c) Coryne Bacterium diphtheria

10. Incubation period of measles:

11. Site for mantaux test:

(c) Posterior left forearm

(d) Anterior left forearm

12. Media of transmission of bovine type of tubercle bacilli:

(a) Milk (b) Water (c) Air (d) Food

13. Painful Micturition:

(c) Rentention of urine

15. Drugs used to relieve pain:

(a) Anti inflammatory

16. Hormone secreted by the testes:

17. One teaspoon contains …………. ml

(a) 2ml (b) 5ml (c) 10ml (d) 15ml

18. One ml contains ……….. drops

(a) 5 drops (b) 10 drops (c) 15 drops (d) 20 drops

19. Average weight of a new born baby:

(a) 2 kg (b) 4 Kg (c) 3kg (d) 5kg

(a) 2 grams (b) 5 grams (c) 6 grams (d) 9 grams

21. Number of vertebra in the sacrum:

(a) 5 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 1

22. Number of chromosome in a cell:

(a) 23 (b) 44 (c) 46 (d) 40

23. A trial septal defect occurs due to the persistence of:

24. ………. is a water soluble vitamin:

(a) Vitamin A (b) Vitamin K (c) Vitamin B (d) Vitamin D

25. Quickening means:

(a) Hearing of the fetal heart sound

(b) Sudden cessation of Menstruation

(d) Nausa and vomiting in the morning

26. Cholera is caused by a kind of bacterium called:

27. Drinking of alcohol will severely effects the

(a) Kidney (b) Brain (c) Stomach (d) Liver

29. Discolouration of teeth is caused by a kind of antibiotics called

(a) Streptomycin (b) Neomycin (c) Tetracycline (d) Penicillin

30. ……….. is caused by the fungus

31. The Filariasis is transmitted by ……..

(a) Anopheles female mosquito

(b) Anopheles male mosquito

(c) Culex female mosquito

(d) Culex male mosquito

32. The blood group contain no antibodies:

(a) A (b) B (c) O (d) AB

33. The disease that spread through sexual contact is ……….