Staff Nurse Grade II Exam Conducted on 03 Feb 2018 | Solved Questions | Mock Test | 018/2018

Question Paper Code:018/2018, Question Paper Medium:English,Staff Nurse Gr II, Date Of Test:03-Feb-2018

Time: 1:15:00

Who made the following statement in the Constituent Assembly during the Assembly Debates ?
"The first task of this Assembly is to free India through a new Constitution, to feed the starving people, and to clothe the naked masses, and to give every Indian the fullest opportunity to develop himself according to his capacity.”

[a] Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.

[b] Dr. Rajendra Prasad.

[c] K.T. Shah.

[d] Jawaharlal Nehru.

On _________ Dr. Rajendra Prasad was elected as the permanent Chairman of the Constituent Assembly ?

[a] 9 December 1946.

[b] 11 December 1946.

[c] 9 June 1947.

[d] 20 June 1947.

Which Article of Indian Constitution abolishes untouchability ?

[a] Article 23.

[b] Article 65.

[c] Article 17.

[d] Article 124.

The 73rd and 74th Amendments to the Indian Constitution were related with _________.

[a] Creation of Local Government Institutions.

[b] Judicial Review.

[c] Unprecedented powers to the Parliament.

[d] President's rule in the states.

Name the programme launched by the Department of Women and Child Development, MHRD in 1988 to boost up women's health, education and political participation.

[a] National Policy for Empowerment of Women.

[b] National Perspective Plan for Women.

[c] Swa-Shakti.

[d] Swayamsiddha.

Which British missionary established an English school at Mattancheri with the financial assistance from Cochin Government in the year 1818 ?

[a] Edward Brennen.

[b] Bailey.

[c] J. Dawson.

[d] Joseph Fenn.

Which social reformer of Kerala authored a book titled “Pracheena Malayalam" ?

[a] Narayana Guru.

[b] Sahodaran Ayyappan.

[c] Kumara Guru.

[d] Chattambi Swamikal.

“Awake, remember the Lord Almighty,
Get up at once and fight injustice".
Which social reform organization of 20th century Kerala put forth the above slogan ?

[a] Yogakshema Sabha.

[b] Atmavidya Sangham.

[c] PRDS.

[d] Sahodara Prasthanam.

Who among the following literary figure of 19th century Kerala wrote a drama titled Ebraikutty ?

[a] Kerala Varma Valiya Koyil Tampuran.

[b] M.C. Joseph.

[c] George Varghese.

[d] Kandathil Varghese Mappila.

_________ is considered as the "father of political movements in modern Thiruvithamkur".

[a] K.P. Karuppan.

[b] G.P. Pillai.

[c] Dr. Palpu.

[d] T.K. Madhavan.

In which year A.V. Kuttimalu Amma was elected to the Madras Legislative Assembly for the first time?

[a] 1937.

[b] 1940.

[c] 1941.

[d] 1943.

Vivekodayam : SNDP Yogam, Unni Nambutiri : _________.

[a] Yogakshema Sabha.

[b] Samatwa Samajam.

[c] Sahodar Prasthanam.

[d] PRDS.

Who among the following women social reformer and activist of 20th century Kerala actively participated in the Paliyam Satyagraha of 1947 ?

[a] Akkamma Cheriyan.

[b] Anna Chandi.

[c] Kamalambal.

[d] Arya Pallam.

Match the following with the help of the CODES given below :
(a) Katora Kutaram (i) C. Krishnan
(b) Deepika (ii) Vagbhatananda
(c) Abhinava Keralam (iii) Vakkom Maulavi
(d) Mithavadi (iv) Makhti Thangal

[a] (a-i) (b-ii) (c-iii) (d-iv).

[b] (a-ii) (b-i) (c-iv) (d-iii).

[c] (a-iv) (b-iii) (c-ii) (d-i).

[d] (a-iii) (b-iv) (c-i) (d-ii).

Chronologically arrange the following events of Kerala history and select the answer using the CODES given below :
(1) Ezhava Memorial
(2) Malayalee Memorial
(3) Nivarthana Agitation
(4) Kallumala Samaram

[a] (1) (3) (2) (4).

[b] (4) (2) (3) (1).

[c] (2) (1) (4) (3).

[d] (3) (4) (1) (2).

Name the intercontinental ballistic missile successfully launched by North Korea on 4th July 2017 that added a new dimension to the crisis between USA and North Korea :

[a] Hwasong - 14.

[b] Pugkusong - 2.

[c] Taepodong - 1.

[d] Kumsong - 3.

Which poet and lyricist of Kerala has been chosen for the Mahakavi P. Kunhiraman Nair Poetry Award for the year 2017 ?

[a] B.K. Harinarayanan.

[b] Kaithapram Damodaran Namboothiri.

[c] Rafeeq Ahamed.

[d] P.M. Harinarayanan.

Expand LPSC.

[a] Liquefied Petroleum Supply Chain.

[b] Liquefied Petroleum Systems Centre.

[c] Liquid Propulsion Service Centre.

[d] Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre.

Libreville is the capital city of _________.

[a] Madagascar.

[b] Gabonese Republic.

[c] Gambia.

[d] Republic of Mali.

Who is the winner of Wimbledon Grand Slam Tennis Tournament (Women's Singles) for the year 2017?

[a] Garbine Muguruza.

[b] Venus Williams.

[c] Simona Halep.

[d] Victoria Azarenka.

Which compound is known as inorganic benzene ?

[a] borax.

[b] diborane.

[c] borazine.

[d] boric acid.

The designation of an orbital with n=4 and l=2 is :

[a] 4d.

[b] 4s.

[c] 4p.

[d] 4f.

The element with highest electronegativity is :

[a] chlorine.

[b] bromine.

[c] iodine.

[d] fluorine.

Which of the following is not an antibiotic ?

[a] tetracycline.

[b] ranitidine.

[c] ofloxacin.

[d] penicillin.

Rosenmund's reduction of an acid chloride gives :

[a] an ester.

[b] an alcohol.

[c] an aldehyde.

[d] a hydrocarbon.

The energy gap between the valence band and conduction band for a material is above 6 eV. The material is _________.

[a] super conductor.

[b] an insulator.

[c] a dopped semiconductor.

[d] a conductor.

Radius of first orbit of hydrogen atom is 0.53 Å. So the radius of the second orbit will be _________.

[a] 2.12 Å.

[b] 4.77 Å.

[c] 1.06 Å.

[d] 0.27Å.

The work done in moving a charge 'q' on an equipotential surface is _________.

[a] infinity.

[b] 0.

[c] q/2.

[d] 2q.

When light of suitable frequency falls on certain metal surfaces, electrons are emitted from it. This phenomenon is known as _________.

[a] Meissner effect.

[b] Zeeman effect.

[c] Total internal reflection.

[d] Photoelectric effect.

The core of the transformer is laminated to _________.

[a] Increase the magnetic flux linked with it.

[b] Increase the flux leakage.

[c] Reduce the power loss due to eddy current.

[d] Reduce the hysteresis loss.

Haemoglobin has maximum affinity for :

[a] CO.

[b] CO2.

[c] O2.

[d] NH3.

Heart beat is initiated by :

[a] AV - Node.

[b] Purkinjee Fibres.

[c] SA - Node.

[d] Bundle of His.

Neurotransmitter between neuron and muscle cell is :

[a] Serotonine.

[b] Acetylcholine.

[c] Dopamine.

[d] Endorphin.

The Rods and Cones of the eye retinal layer are modified :

[a] Unipolar neurons.

[b] Multi polar neurons.

[c] Bipolar neurons.

[d] None.

Malpighian body is constituted by :

[a] Glomarulus only.

[b] Glomerulus and efferent-vessel.

[c] Glomerulus and afferent vessel.

[d] Glomerulus and Bowman's capsule.

Biological product, alpha-1 - antitrypsin is used for the treatment of which of the following diseases :

[a] Cancer.

[b] Emphysema.

[c] Cystic fibrosis.

[d] Phenyl Ketone Urea.

The scientific name of ‘Aswgandha' is :

[a] Withania somnifera.

[b] Asparagus racemosus.

[c] Woodfordia fruticosa.

[d] Adhatoda vasica.

The head quarters of Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology is :

[a] Pune.

[b] Hyderabad.

[c] Delhi.

[d] Mumbai.

The technique of Polymerase Chain Reaction was developed by :

[a] Maxem and Gilbert.

[b] Sanger.

[c] Francis Crick.

[d] Kary Mullis.

Which among the following artificial insemination technology is used for the improvement of cattle population ?

[a] ICSI.

[b] GIFT.

[c] MOET.

[d] ZIFT.

Which of the following is not a part of portal vein ?

[a] Splenic vein.

[b] Hepatic vein.

[c] Gastric vein.

[d] Cystic vein.

A form of self-evaluation that help nurse judge personal performance and make judgment about standards of practice :

[a] Repression.

[b] Recollection.

[c] Regression.

[d] Reflection.

The point at which the chlorine demand of water is fully met is called :

[a] disinfection point.

[b] break point.

[c] saturation point.

[d] free point.

The conflict carried by individuals not for themselves but for an ideal :

[a] positive conflict.

[b] direct conflict.

[c] indirect conflict.

[d] class conflict.

Mosquito which breed in dirty and polluted water :

[a] anopheles.

[b] culex.

[c] aedes.

[d] mansonoides.

National program of nutritional support to primary education is also known as :

[a] Special nutrition program.

[b] Mid day meal scheme.

[c] Mid day meal program.

[d] Balawadi nutrition program.

Epidemiological triad excludes :

[a] Host.

[b] Agent.

[c] Environment.

[d] Health.

Injection of diphtheria antitoxin gives :

[a] Active immunity.

[b] Passive immunity.

[c] Natural immunity.

[d] Cellular immunity.

The storage temperature of BCG vaccine :

[a] 2-8°C.

[b] 8-10°C.

[c] 10-12°C.

[d] 6-11°C.

A strategy for effective communication where the interviewer validate information from the client without changing the meaning of statement :

[a] Clarifying.

[b] Summarizing.

[c] Paraphrasing.

[d] Focusing.

Volume of blood pumped by the heart during 1 minute in a normal healthy adult :

[a] 1000 ml/min.

[b] 1500 ml/min.

[c] 2000 ml/min.

[d] 5000 ml/min.

Formula used for converting Celsius scale of temperature to Fahrenheit scale :

[a] (9/5)×C+32.

[b] (5/9)×C+32.

[c] (9×5/32)−C.

[d] (5/9)×C−32.

A physician order, means medication to be given only once at a specified time :

[a] stat order.

[b] prn order.

[c] single order.

[d] standing order.

The site preferred for giving I/M injection for adults and anyone over 7 months old :

[a] Vastus lateralis.

[b] Deltoid.

[c] Dorso gluteal.

[d] Ventro gluteal.

Rising ICP (intra cranial pressure) is accompanied by :

[a] Tachycardia and Hypotension.

[b] Bradycardia and Hypotension.

[c] Bradycardia and Hypertension.

[d] Tachycardia and Hypertension.

A process of redirecting the energy produced by unacceptable desires or activities so that they become acceptable :

[a] Reaction formation.

[b] Projection.

[c] Identification.

[d] Sublimation.

The suitable method to handle an overactive aggressive patient is :

[a] Accepting criticism and verbal attacks without punishment.

[b] Firing the person and applying restraints.

[c] Avoiding the person and neglect him for a while.

[d] Try to cheer up the person and give praise and encouragement.

Recommended protein requirement of an Indian adult :

[a] 1g/kg body Wt.

[b] 0.1g/kg body Wt.

[c] 2g/kg body Wt.

[d] 1.5g/kg body Wt.

Malnutrition comprises of following form except :

[a] Under nutrition.

[b] Over nutrition.

[c] Imbalance.

[d] Micro nutrition.

The ratio for giving external chest compression and breathing in CPR :

[a] 30 : 2.

[b] 15 : 2.

[c] 30 : 4.

[d] 15 : 4.

First aid for strong acid and alkali poisoning :

[a] Gastric lavage.

[b] Tickling back of pharynx by finger.

[c] Swallowing concentrated salt solution.

[d] Do not induce vomiting.

Approximate weight of the placenta at term :

[a] 1/4th of baby's wt.

[b] 1/6th of baby's wt.

[c] 1/7th of baby's wt.

[d] 1/3rd of baby's wt.

The part of fetal circulation which becomes fossa ovalis after birth :

[a] Umbilical arteries.

[b] Ductus arteriosus.

[c] Foramen ovale.

[d] Umbilical vein.

Which of the following condition of a pregnant women needs immediate attention ?

[a] Epigastric pain.

[b] Pain radiating to back.

[c] Cramps.

[d] Heart burn.

Which among these is a sign/symptom of impending labour ?

[a] Lightening.

[b] Quickening.

[c] Braxton hicks contraction.

[d] Tightening.

Drug of choice for the management of eclampsia :

[a] Diazepam.

[b] Epsolin.

[c] Magnesium sulphate.

[d] Labetalol.

A nurse in a labour room should do this measure to prevent prolonged labour to a patient :

[a] be with the patient.

[b] maintaining partograph.

[c] giving oxytocin.

[d] assessing maternal and fetal vital signs.

Technique used by a midwife in 2nd stage of labour to facilitate delivery over an intact perineum :

[a] Ironing out.

[b] Bearing down effort.

[c] Fundal pressure.

[d] Episiotomy.

The measure which is done to manage shoulder dystocia :

[a] Burns Marshall Manoeuvre.

[b] Lovset Manoeuvre.

[c] Mauriceau-Smellie-Viet Manoeuvre.

[d] Mac Robert's Manoeuvre.

The most heat sensitive vaccine which should be stored at −20°C:

[a] DPT vaccine.

[b] Hepatitis vaccine.

[c] Polio vaccine.

[d] Measles vaccine.

The calories provided by 100 ml of breast milk to an infant :

[a] 66.

[b] 42.

[c] 85.

[d] 73.

Apgar scoring done at which time period has more predictive value of neonatal well being ?

[a] 1st min.

[b] 10th min.

[c] 5th min.

[d] 15th min.

Damage of 7th or 8th cervical or thoracic nerve roots leads to :

[a] Facial palsy.

[b] Erb's palsy.

[c] Klumpke's palsy.

[d] Bells palsy.

Kangaroo mother care may be continued for low birth weight babies until :

[a] Baby has no sign of hypothermia.

[b] Baby has regular breathing.

[c] Baby gains weight around 2500g.

[d] Baby has no signs of infection and takes feeding.

A child has breath holding spell. What advice will you give the parent to manage the child ?

[a] Give punishment to the child.

[b] Protect and pamper the child.

[c] Neglect the child during spell.

[d] Be tolerant, calm and kind.

Which of the following is used for grading protein energy malnutrition ?

[a] Ballard's scale.

[b] Gomez scale.

[c] Bishop scoring.

[d] Krammer's rule.

A patient who takes an antihistamine medication diphenhydramine, what would be the expected side effect of the drug ?

[a] Nervousness.

[b] Palpitation.

[c] Dry mouth.

[d] Tremors.

A patient who is taking beta blockers is monitored for shock. Which manifestation of the shock won't present to such patient ?

[a] Hypotension.

[b] Tachycardia.

[c] Oliguria.

[d] Altered mental status.

Which of the following statement is correct about malignant tumour ?

[a] Malignant tumour stop dividing prematurely.

[b] Malignant tumour invade surrounding cells and tissues.

[c] Malignant tumour remains localized.

[d] Malignant tumours have defective cell communication.

The cost effective way to prevent spreading of microorganism :

[a] Wearing mask.

[b] Wearing gloves.

[c] Hand hygiene.

[d] Wearing gown.

Ponderal index of term gestational age normal neonate :

[a] >2.5.

[b] <2.5.

[c] <2.

[d] 2.

The immediate action taken by a first aider to rescue a victim of heat stroke :

[a] Give oral fluids.

[b] Fanning of victim.

[c] Remove victim from hot environment.

[d] Spraying water over the victim.

Which of the following is not a cause for pernicious anaemia ?

[a] Bleeding.

[b] Chronic alcoholism.

[c] Long term use of certain antibiotics.

[d] Lack of intrinsic factor.

Which of the following surgery leads to Dumping syndrome ?

[a] Appendectomy.

[b] Gastrectomy.

[c] Cholecystectomy.

[d] Sigmoidectomy.

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.

The extrapyramidal side effect of antipsychotic agents are managed with following group of drugs except :

[a] Dopamine drugs.

[b] Anticholinergic.

[c] Antihistamines.

[d] Barbiturates.

Among the following which one is a delusional disorder ?

[a] Trance.

[b] Capgras' syndrome.

[c] Dissociative fugue.

[d] Ganser's syndrome.

Which one is a fact about persons with suicidal tendency ?

[a] Suicide happens without warning.

[b] Once a person is suicidal, he/she is suicidal forever.

[c] Most suicidal person are undecided about dying or living.

[d] Suicidal persons are fully intent on dying.

Publication of a false statement about an individual made either verbally or in some other form to the third person :

[a] Battery.

[b] Displacement.

[c] Depersonalization.

[d] Defamation.

Most frequent neurotic disorder in puerperium :

[a] Postpartum blues.

[b] Postpartum depression.

[c] Postpartum psychosis.

[d] Delivery related stress and anxiety.

Which of the following is used in drug dependence to prevent relapse ?

[a] Naloxone.

[b] Naltrexone.

[c] Neuroleptic.

[d] Nomifensine.

The most commonest psychiatric disorder after head injury is :

[a] Mania.

[b] Schizophrenia.

[c] Depression.

[d] Phobia.

Which of the following is not an element of management ?

[a] Reporting.

[b] Organising.

[c] Staffing.

[d] Commanding.

Ability of an instrument to detect changes or differences when they occur :

[a] Validity.

[b] Reliability.

[c] Objectivity.

[d] Sensitivity.

Which among the following is not a fact about EBP (evidence based practice) ?

[a] Is use of best evidence to make decisions about care and treatment..

[b] Contribute to expand the knowledge base of profession..

[c] Includes patient preferences and values..

[d] Is another term for utilization of research findings..

As per the triage system, green colour code refers to :

[a] Injuries are life threatening but survivable with minimal intervention..

[b] Injuries are minor and treatment can be delayed for hours to days..

[c] Injuries are extensive and chances of survival are unlikely even with care..

[d] Injuries are significant and require medical care but can wait for hours without threat to life..

The audit which is conducted between 2 regular audit :

[a] Interval audit.

[b] Final audit.

[c] Interim audit.

[d] Continuous audit.

One nurse is assigned the responsibility for the case of each patient from admission to discharge :

[a] Case method.

[b] Primary nursing.

[c] Functional method.

[d] Team nursing.

Informal communication is also known as :

[a] Diagonal communication.

[b] Cross wise communication.

[c] Grape wine communication.

[d] Horizontal communication.

Truth telling about disease and its prognosis to terminally ill patients, such situation which ethical principle is followed by a nurse ?

[a] Confidentiality.

[b] Fidelity.

[c] Justice.

[d] Veracity.