Model Test 5.2

#1. Events of the 2nd stage of labour:

a.

Descent and Crowning b.

Delivery of the fetus c.

Both a & b d.

All of above

#2. Events of the 3rd stage of labour:

a.

Placental separation b.

Separation of the membrane c.

Expulsion of placenta d.

All of above

#3. Contents of umbilical cord:

a.

Allantois b.

Yolk stalk/vitelline duct c.

Venacava d.

All of above

#4. Circulatory changes at birth:

a.

Closure of umbilical arteries b.

Closure of umbilical vein c.

All of them d.

Closure of ductus venosus

#5. Emergency signs are:

a.

Obstructed breathing b.

Severe respiratory distress c.

Central cyanosis d.

All of above

#6. Priority signs are:

a.

Child is very hot b.

Convulsion, Shock c.

Both a & b d.

All of above

#7. Common neonatal birth problem needs no treatment:

a.

Caput succedaneum b.

Conjunctival haemorrhage c.

Erythema tox d.

All of above

#8. Diarrhoea can be prevented by:

a.

Exclusive breast feeding b.

Proper weaning practice c.

Use sanitary latrine d.

All of above

#9. Which hormone helps Pregnancy:

a.

Oestrogen b.

Prolactine c.

Insulin d.

Glucagon

#10. Assessment of intra uterine fetal wellbeing:

a.

Stained liquor, USG b.

Fetal movement c.

Both a & b d.

All of above

#11. Congenital heart diseases are:

a.

ASD b.

Hepatitis c.

Diarrhoea d.

All of above

#12. Aims of anti natal care—

a.

To progress normal pregnancy b.

To monitor deviation from normal c.

Family status d.

All of above

#13. Crowning means:

a.

First perception of fetal movement b.

Meconium pass c.

First visit d.

Antenatal care

#14. A 6 years old boy comes to you with severe toothache for 3 days. What is your advice?

a.

It may be acute otitis media b.

Isolation is needed c.

Antibiotic and analgesic is needed d.

Consult with an eye specialist

#15. Anthropometry includes:

a.

Height b.

Weight c.

Occipito frontal circumference d.

All of above

#16. Normal milestone of growth and development:

a.

Neck control occurs at 3 months b.

Sitting at 6 months c.

Both a & b d.

None

#17. Steps taken for prevention of infection:

a.

Exclusive breast feeding for first 6 months b.

Immunization c.

Use of safe water d.

All of above

#18. Common nutritional disorders in Bangladesh:

a.

Goitre b.

Kwashiorkor c.

Beriberi d.

All of above

#19. Time of Measles vaccination:

a.

At 6 weeks b.

At 9 months c.

All of above d.

None

#20. Clinical feature of severe pneumonia—

a.

Hyperthermia b.

Abdominal distention c.

Chest indrawing d.

Both a & c

#21. 9 years old boy complains with 103°F temperatures. What will you do?

a.

Removal of cloth b.

Sponging with tap water c.

Call in a doctor d.

All of above

#22. Chronic illness are:

a.

Diabetes mellitus b.

Angina pectoralis c.

Both a & b d.

All of above

#23. Factors affecting growth and development:

a.

Immunization b.

Exclusive breast feeding for 1st 6 months c.

Taking additional foods from birth d.

All of above

#24. Nursing care management of eclampsia:

a.

Keep the patient in a quiet dark room b.

Keep the patient in a well alert room c.

Injection Diazepam d.

All of above

#25. Temporary family planning method—

a.

Ligation b.

IUCD c.

OCP d.

Norplant

#26. Nursing care management of threatened abortion:

a.

Complete bed rest b.

Counseling the patient c.

Send a blood sample d.

All of above

Model Test 5.2

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