B.Sc. Nursing-II Semester (Main) Examination DECEMBER. - 2025 NURSING FOUNDATIONS (I & II)
06-12-2025
B.Sc. Nursing-II Semester (Main) Examination Dec. - 2025
NURSING FOUNDATIONS (I & II)
Duration: 3 Hours No. of Pages in this Question Paper: 2 Total Marks: 75
Q.1 Long Essay Type Questions (Attempt any two) 2x15=30
Q.1 Define the nursing. Explain the concepts, characteristics & scope of nursing practice. Explain the qualities of a nurse.
0.2 Enlist the purpose and process of health assessment in clinical nursing. Explain the techniques used in health assessment, including interview & observation method.
Q.3 Explain the principles, routes and effects of administration of medications. Describe the factors influencing medication action.
Q.4 Short Notes (Attempt Any Five) 5X5=25
- Define the concept of health. Enlist the factors influencing health.
- Define pulse. Enlist the sites of assessment
- Health care delivery system.
- Basic principles, scope and rules of first aid.
- Cultural diversity
- Purposes and types of nursing theories with examples.
Q.5 Very Short Questions (Attempt Any Five) 5X2=10
- Inventory
- Therapeutic positions.
- Role of nurse in providing safe & clean environment
- Assessment of pressure ulcers.
- Stress management.
- Factors affecting sexuality.
Q.6 MCQ's 10X1=10
A. Which is NOT a factor affecting body temperature?
- Age
- Pulse
- Time of day
- Environment
B. Using a BP cuff that is too small on the arm results in:
- Variable
- Low
- High
- Accurate
C. Indent in hospital inventory means:
- Disposing equipment
- Store away equipment
- Labeling
- Request for needed supplies
D. The reservoir in the chain of infection refers to:
- Source of infection
- Mode of transmission
- Host
- Entry portal
E. Which position helps relieve pressure on the lower back?
- Supine
- Prone
- Sims'
- Fowler's
F. Which statement about nosocomial infections is TRUE?
- They usually occur within 48 hours of hospital admission
- Any infection in hospital qualifies
- All are viral
- They don't occur in surgical patients
G. Which of the following is a NANDA-approved nursing diagnosis?
- Risk for falls
- Diabetes Mellitus
- UTI
- Appendicitis
H. Which dietary factor most commonly increases the bowel movements?
- High protein
- High fat
- High fiber
- Low carbohydrate
I. Which of the following is NOT a component of self-concept?
- Self-esteem
- Role performance
- Income level
- Body image
J. The Self-care Deficit Theory was developed by:
- Florence Nightingale
- Dorothea Orem
- Sister Roy
- Virginia Henderson