1.

Which of the following is not

considered to vital sign?

a. Pulse b. weight

c. Temperature d. BP
 1.Which of the following is not
considered to vital sign?

a. Pulse b. weight

c. Temperature d. BP
 2.Taking vital signs falls under?

a. Inspection b. History taking

c. General physical d. Follow up

examination
 2.Taking vital signs falls under?

a. Inspection b. History taking

c. General physical d. Follow up

examination
 3. Which of the following is not the part
of history takin?

a. Age/Sex b. Occupation

c. Duration d. Breathe sound

 3. Which of the following is not the part
of history takin?

a. Age/Sex b. Occupation

c. Duration d. Breathe sound

 4. Wheeze sound is common in?

a. Asthma b. Pneumonia

c. Pulmonary edema d. Injury

 4. Wheeze sound is common in?

a. Asthma b. Pneumonia

c. Pulmonary edema d. Injury

 5. Clubbing and hemoptysis is seen in?

a. Pneumonia b. Empysema

c. crohn’s disease d. Bronchiectasis

 5. Clubbing and hemoptysis is seen in?

a. Pneumonia b. Empysema

c. crohn’s disease d. Bronchiectasis

6. Most common cause of pleural effusion
is

a. Chirosis b. Left ventricular failure

c. Malignancy d. Pneumonia
6. Most common cause of pleural effusion
is

a. Chirosis b. Left ventricular failure

c. Malignancy d. Pneumonia
 7. Kussmaul’s breathing is seen in?

a. Metabolic acidosis b. Metabolic alkalosis

c. Respiratory Alkalosis d. Respiratory acidosis

 7. Kussmaul’s breathing is seen in?

a. Metabolic acidosis b. Metabolic alkalosis

c. Respiratory Alkalosis d. Respiratory acidosis

 8. Most common symptom of pulmonary
embolism:

a. Chest pain b. Dyspnea

c. Hemoptysis d. Cough
 8. Most common symptom of pulmonary
embolism:

a. Chest pain b. Dyspnea

c. Hemoptysis d. Cough
 9. Most common cause of travelers
diarrhea:

a. E. coli b. Campylobacter jejuni

c. Vibrio d. Giardia
 9. Most common cause of travelers
diarrhea:

a. E. coli b. Campylobacter jejuni

c. Vibrio d. Giardia
10. Asking to the patient about health of
fathers, Mother and brothers is concerned
with…
a. Personal history b. Family history

c. Medical history d. Past history

10. Asking to the patient about health of
fathers, Mother and brothers is concerned
with…
a. Personal history b. Family history

c. Medical history d. Past history

 11. Which of the following factor is not
included in general physical examination?

a. inspection b. Auscultation

c. Palpation d. History taking

 11. Which of the following factor is not
included in general physical examination?

a. inspection b. Auscultation

c. Palpation d. History taking

 12. Which of the following is not a
general symptom

a. Blood in cough b. weakness

c. Loss of weight d. Fever

 12. Which of the following is not a
general symptom

a. Blood in cough b. weakness

c. Loss of weight d. Fever

 13. All are symptoms except:

a. Blood in cough b. Rebound tenderness

c. Night sweating d. Loss of appetite

 13. All are symptoms except:

a. Blood in cough b. Rebound tenderness

Blumberg's sign

c. Night sweating d. Loss of appetite

 14. Which site is considered the best for
calculation the pulse for a child of two
years of age?
a. Brachial b. Apical

c. Radial d. Temporal
 14. Which site is considered the best for
calculation the pulse for a child of two
years of age?
a. Brachial b. Apical

c. Radial d. Temporal
 15. When the elevated temperature
fluctuates widely but does not reaches
normal levels between fluctuations is
called
a. Constant fever b. Remittent fever

c. Radial d. Temporal
 15. When the elevated temperature
fluctuates widely but does not reaches
normal levels between fluctuations is
called
a. Constant fever b. Remittent fever

c. Radial d. Temporal
16. Which of the following is not included
in general physical examination?

a. General condition b. Inspection

c. Palpation d. Percussion
16. Which of the following is not included
in general physical examination?

a. General condition b. Inspection

c. Palpation d. Percussion
 17. Taking vital signs comes under:

a. Follow up b. History taking

c. General examination d. Inspection

 17. Taking vital signs comes under:

a. Follow up b. History taking

c. General examination d. Inspection

 18. Which of the following method is not
followed while doing physical
examination:
a. Smelling b. Auscultation

c. Tasting d. Measurement
 18. Which of the following method is not
followed while doing physical
examination:
a. Smelling b. Auscultation

c. Tasting d. Measurement
 19. 104 oC change into farenheit

a. 40 C b. 37 C

c. 39 C d. 33 C
 19. 104 oC change into farenheit

a. 40 C b. 37 C

c. 39 C d. 33 C
20. A pulse pressure is considered normal
when it is-

a. 10 -30 mmhg b. 30-50 mmhg

c. 50 -80 mmhg d. 80 – 100 mmhg

20. A pulse pressure is considered normal
when it is-

a. 10 -30 mmhg b. 30-50 mmhg

c. 50 -80 mmhg d. 80 – 100 mmhg

21. When rate and depth of respiration
both increases it is…

a. Orthopnea b. Hyperpnoea

c. Anoxia d. dyspnea
21. When rate and depth of respiration
both increases it is…

a. Orthopnea b. Hyperpnoea

c. Anoxia d. dyspnea
 22. The respiratory Centre is..

a. Pons varolii b. Medulla oblongata

c. Cerebellum d. Cerebrum
 22. The respiratory Centre is..

a. Pons varolii b. Medulla oblongata

c. Cerebellum d. Cerebrum
 23. The main sign and symptom of
laryngitis is …

a. Dry cough b. Fever

c. Headache d. Hoarseness of voice

 23. The main sign and symptom of
laryngitis is …

a. Dry cough b. Fever

c. Headache d. Hoarseness of voice

 24. In asthma condition of bronchi is

a. Inflammed b. Congested

c. Stretched d. All of the above

 24. In asthma condition of bronchi is

a. Inflammed b. Congested

c. Stretched d. All of the above

 25. A health worker repositions a client
who is diagnosed with emphysema to
facilitate breathing. Which position
facilitates maximum air exchange?
a. Supine b. Orthopneic

c. Low- fowler d. Semi- fowler

 25. A health worker repositions a client
who is diagnosed with emphysema to
facilitate breathing. Which position
facilitates maximum air exchange?
a. Supine b. Orthopneic

c. Low- fowler d. Semi- fowler

 26. The following is the commonest
symptom of respiratory system:

a. Cough b. Stridor

c. Chest- pain d. Hemoptysis

 26. The following is the commonest
symptom of respiratory system:

a. Cough b. Stridor

c. Chest- pain d. Hemoptysis

 27. Difficulty in breathing is termed as:

a. Dyspepsia b. Dysphagia

c. Dyspnea d. Apnea
 27. Difficulty in breathing is termed as:

a. Dyspepsia b. Dysphagia

c. Dyspnea d. Apnea
 28. Which action will most help a client
obtain maximum benefit for postural
drainage?

a. Administer prn oxygen b. Encourage coughing

deeply

c. Place the client In sitting d. Encourage the client rest

position for an hour
 28. Which action will most help a client
obtain maximum benefit for postural
drainage?

a. Administer prn oxygen b. Encourage coughing

deeply

c. Place the client In sitting d. Encourage the client rest

position for an hour
 29. A client just had a thoraco-centesis.
For which response is it important for the
health worker to observe the client.

a. Signs of infection b. Expectoration of blood

c. Increased breath sound d. Decreased respiratory

rate
 29. A client just had a thoraco-centesis.
For which response is it important for the
health worker to observe the client.

a. Signs of infection b. Expectoration of blood

c. Increased breath sound d. Decreased respiratory

rate
30. If a patient comes complain of difficulty in
breathing which is sudden onset, on
examination: heard wheezes all over the
chest, your next step is:

a. Five O2 immediately b. Give injection hydrocortisone

c. Give salbutamol d. All of the above

30. If a patient comes complain of difficulty in
breathing which is sudden onset, on
examination: heard wheezes all over the
chest, your next step is:

a. Five O2 immediately b. Give injection hydrocortisone

c. Give salbutamol d. All of the above

 31. An old man came to you with complain of cough for
5days, chest pain, fever associated with chills and difficulty
in breathing. On examination, patient is breathing fast,
tempr is 103 F, The most probable diagnosis is:

a. Bronchial Asthma b. Pneumonia

c. TB d. COPD
 31. An old man came to you with complain of cough for
5days, chest pain, fever associated with chills and difficulty
in breathing. On examination, patient is breathing fast,
tempr is 103 F, The most probable diagnosis is:

a. Bronchial Asthma b. Pneumonia

c. TB d. COPD
 32. Respiratory alkalosis is seen in all
except:

a. Stroke b. ARDS

c. Salicylate poisoning d. Hypoventilation

 32. Respiratory alkalosis is seen in all
except:

a. Stroke b. ARDS

c. Salicylate poisoning d. Hypoventilation

 33. What is the sign and symptom of
Aminophylline:

a. Bronchospasm b. Drowsiness

c. Restlessness d. Tachycardia
 33. What is the sign and symptom of
Aminophylline:

a. Bronchospasm b. Drowsiness

c. Restlessness d. Tachycardia
 34. Lung abscess is common following:

a. Mycoplasma b. Staphylococcal

c. Streptococcal d. Viral
 34. Lung abscess is common following:

a. Mycoplasma b. Staphylococcal

c. Streptococcal d. Viral
 35. To maximize the absorption of the
iron, the health worker must instruct the
client to take the table with:

a. Water b. Tea

c. Milk d. Orange juice

 35. To maximize the absorption of the
iron, the health worker must instruct the
client to take the table with:

a. Water b. Tea

c. Milk d. Orange juice

 36. The drug is contraindicated for the
client having the problem of gastric ulcer?

a. Antibiotic b. Antacid

c. Salicylic acid d. Laxatives

 36. The drug is contraindicated for the
client having the problem of gastric ulcer?

a. Antibiotic b. Antacid

c. Salicylic acid d. Laxatives

37. If a boy complains of pain abdomen, vomiting, slight
fever, no stool and no flatus on examination, patient is
dehydrated, abdomen is distended and very tender and
rigid; most probable diagnosis is:

a. Acute appendicitis b. Acute pancreatitis

c. Intestinal obstruction d. Acute gastritis

37. If a boy complains of pain abdomen, vomiting, slight
fever, no stool and no flatus on examination, patient is
dehydrated, abdomen is distended and very tender and
rigid; most probable diagnosis is:

a. Acute appendicitis b. Acute pancreatitis

c. Intestinal obstruction d. Acute gastritis

38. The hormone secretin + pancreozymin
are secreted by:

a. Pancreas b. Duodenum

c. Stomach d. Adrenal gland

38. The hormone secretin + pancreozymin
are secreted by:

a. Pancreas b. Duodenum

c. Stomach d. Adrenal gland

 39. When early liver damage occur,
which enzyme is reassessed

a. SGPT b. CPK/MB

c. Bradykinin d. Typin
 39. When early liver damage occur,
which enzyme is reassessed

a. SGPT b. CPK/MB

c. Bradykinin d. Typin
40. The person taking iron usually passes

a. Clay colored stool b. Light green stool

c. Normal stool d. Quite black stool

40. The person taking iron usually passes

a. Clay colored stool b. Light green stool

c. Normal stool d. Quite black stool

 41. Most common complication of peptic
ulcer is:

a. Perforation b. Obstruction

c. acid- base imbalance d. Peritonitis

 41. Most common complication of peptic
ulcer is:

a. Perforation b. Obstruction

c. acid- base imbalance d. Peritonitis

 42. For anemia the tube should be
inserted into rectum about

a. 5 cm b. 10 cm

c. 15 cm d. 20 cm
 42. For anemia the tube should be
inserted into rectum about

a. 5 cm b. 10 cm

c. 15 cm d. 20 cm
 43. Which of the following bacteria
doesn’t cause gastroenteritis:

a. Salmonella b. Shigella

c. Streptococcus d. Both a and b

 43. Which of the following bacteria
doesn’t cause gastroenteritis:

a. Salmonella b. Shigella

c. Streptococcus d. Both a and b

 44. Which vitamin deficiency occurs in
alcoholics:

a. B1 (Thiamine) b. B2 Riboflavin

c. B6 Folic acid d. B12 Cynacobalamin

 44. Which vitamin deficiency occurs in
alcoholics:

a. B1 (Thiamine) b. B2 Riboflavin

c. B6 Folic acid d. B12 Cynacobalamin

 45. Commonest cause of upper GI
bleeding is:

a. Peptic ulcer disease b. Esophageal cancer

c. Varices d. Gastric Cancer

 45. Commonest cause of upper GI
bleeding is:

a. Peptic ulcer disease b. Esophageal cancer

c. Varices d. Gastric Cancer

 46. Patient with Rheumatic fever, acute
arthritis or acute carditis should be
managed…
a. Benzathine penicillin and b. Rest in bed and
physiotherapy simultaneously. Benzathine or oral therapy

c. Only- High Dose Aspirin d. Only prednisolone.

 46. Patient with Rheumatic fever, acute
arthritis or acute carditis should be
managed…
a. Benzathine penicillin and b. Rest in bed and
physiotherapy simultaneously. Benzathine or oral therapy

c. Only- High Dose Aspirin d. Only prednisolone.

47. Which one of the following is related
to fluid volume deficit?

a. CCF b. Kidney disease

c. Malnutrition d. Prolonged fever

47. Which one of the following is related
to fluid volume deficit?

a. CCF b. Kidney disease

c. Malnutrition d. Prolonged fever

 48. If there is a patient with Right sided
heart failure, which symptom is likely to
occur…
a. Pulmonary edema b. Cough & dyspnea

c. Peripheral edema d. Arthopnea

 48. If there is a patient with Right sided
heart failure, which symptom is likely to
occur…
a. Pulmonary edema b. Cough & dyspnea

c. Peripheral edema d. Arthopnea

 49. Sign of left-sided CCF is…

a. Swelling of feet b. Ascites

c. Hepatomegaly d. Pulmonary edema

 49. Sign of left-sided CCF is…

a. Swelling of feet b. Ascites

c. Hepatomegaly d. Pulmonary edema

50. Echocardiogram is the examination of
heart using..

a. Radiation waves b. Electric waves

c. Heat waves d. Sound waves

50. Echocardiogram is the examination of
heart using..

a. Radiation waves b. Electric waves

c. Heat waves d. Sound waves