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Module 3 • 20 Questions
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Module 3
Question 1
Vitamin supplementation needed after gastrectomy is-
A
VitaminA
B
Vitamin D
C
Vitamin E
D
Vitamin B12
Question 2
Common problem in the acute phase of hepatitis A
A
Pruritis
B
Nutritional deficiency
C
Steatorrhoea
D
Melena
Question 3
Normal CSF contain all among the following except-
A
Red blood cells
B
White blood cells
C
Protein
D
Insulin
Question 4
Normal level of glucose in CSF is-
A
10-20 mg/dl
B
45-80 mg/dl
C
20-40 mg/dl
D
75-85 mg/dl
Question 5
Earliest sign of Myasthenia gravis is-
A
Pill rolling movement of the head
B
Ptosis
C
Fatigue improving at the end of the day
D
Respiratory distress
Question 6
Which among the following helps to find the extent of Myasthenia gravis-
A
Ptosis
B
Respiratory distress
C
Increase dopamine levels
D
Muscles rigidity
Question 7
Earliest sign in Parkinson disease
A
Amnesia
B
Ptosis
C
Dementia
D
Pill rolling movement of the hand
Question 8
Post operative position given after stapedectomy-
A
The affected side
B
The unaffected side
C
Prone
D
Lateral
Question 9
Normal range of ICP is-
A
5-15 mm/hg
B
0-5 mm/hg
C
5-10 mm/hg
D
15-20 mm/hg
Question 10
If half of the body is paralyzed then it is known as-
A
Quadriplegia
B
Paraplegia
C
Hemiplegia
D
Paralysis
Question 11
If all the four Limbs are paralysed then it is now as-
A
Hemiplegia
B
Paraplegia
C
Paralysis
D
Quadriplegia
Question 12
If both lower Limbs are paralyzed then it is know as-
A
Quadriparesis
B
Hemiparesis
C
Paraplegia
D
Quadriplegia
Question 13
Guillian Barre syndrome affects-
A
Brain
B
Cranial nerve
C
Peripheral nerve
D
Spinal cord
Question 14
Intracranial hemorrhage most common occurs in-
A
Cerebrum
B
Pons
C
Cerebellum
D
Medulla oblongata
Question 15
Earliest feature of Alzheimer disease is-
A
Nocturia
B
Mood disorder
C
Memory problems and mild confusion
D
Somnambulism
Question 16
Pupillary constriction is controlled by cranial nerve
A
1st cranial nerve
B
3rd cranial nerve
C
5th cranial nerve
D
7th cranial nerve
Question 17
Nerve involved in foot drop is-
A
Peroneal nerve
B
Ulnar nerve
C
Brachial plexuses
D
Median nerve
Question 18
Which of the following compilations should the nurse carefully monitors a client with acute pancreatitis?
A
Myocardial Infarction
B
Pneumonia
C
Peptic ulcer
D
Cirrhosis
Question 19
After gastroscopy, an adaptation that indicates major complication would be:
A
Difficulty in swallowing
B
Increased GI motility
C
Abdominal distention
D
Nausea and vomiting
Question 20
Nurse Trisha teaches a client with heart failure to take oral Furosemide in the morning. The reason for this is to help…
A
Prevention of electrolyte imbalance
B
Prevents sleep disturbances during night
C
Excrete excessive fluids accumulated at night
D
Retard rapid drug absorption
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