IMNCI DANGER SIGN 2 MONTH TO 5 YEAR CHILD

imnci 9 april-2020

State whether the statements are true or false.

1. The level of chemical poly-bilirubin is increase in body in jaundice.

2. Skin pustules are yellow spots or blisters, which contain pus. If there are 10 or more pustules or a big boil indicate no infection.

3. There is yellow discoloration, the infant has jaundice.

4. A young infant with pus draining from the ear has an ear infection.

5. Grunting is the soft, short sounds a young infant makes when breathing out.

6. fontanelle is the soft spot on the top of the young infant’s head.

7. Nasal flaring is widening of the nostrils when the young infant breathes in.

8. Chest indrawing occurs when the effort the young infant needs to breathe in is much greater than normal. It is a normal sign among newborn.

9. During a convulsion, the young infant’s arms and legs stiffen because the muscles are contracting.

10. Young infants can also respond to infection by dropping their body temperature to below 35.5°C.

MCQ NURSING EDUCATION-II 15 MARKS QUIZ

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NURSING EDUCATION-
M.SC.NURSING 2ND SEMESTER

Multiple Choice Questions.

1. All are the types of achievement test except—                                                             

a.       True false type question

b.      Rating scale type question

c.       Essay type question

d.      Fill in the blank question

                                                                                               

2.. The commonly used scale to determine the socioeconomic status of families in the rural set-up is:                                                                                                       

a.       Pareek scale                                                                                      

b.      16 PF scale                                                                            

c.       Kuppuswamy scale                                                                          

d.      MMPI scale                                                                            

3. Formulation of a nursing council at National level was recommended by:   [           ]

a.       Shetty Committee                                                                 

b.      Bhore Committee                                                                             

c.    Srivastav Committee

d.    None

5. Problem-based learning was first introduced in: A. Case Western Reserve University (USA) B. Mc Master University (Canada) C. Manchester University (UK) D. Stanford University (USA)

6.. Which philosophical thought states that ultimate reality is spiritual rather than physical, mental rather than material? A. Idealism B. Realism C. Pragmatism D. Constructivism

7. The motivated teacher will have following attributes—
             a. Unrealistic level of Aspiration
             b. Goal-directed behavior
             c. Dissatisfaction
               d. Deprivation of need

8. Which statement is wrong about naturalism philosophy—?

a. On the place of text book, it emphasis on value

b. It is an open air schools

c. It is a modern philosophy

d. No fixed curriculum

9. This is not the nature of curriculum—

a. It is continuous and ongoing

b. It is oriented to life situation

c. It is an ideal and realistic approach

d. it influence the politics and economy

10. The training that produces orderliness and self-control is called-              

a. Discipline

b. Indiscipline

c. Decision

d. Ragging

11. Which term is not useful while assessing the knowledge as per Bloom’s taxonomy-?

a. Tell

b. Describe

c. Construct

d. Write

12. Emotional Adjustment of students is

effective in-
(A) Personality formation  

(B) Class-teaching
(C) Discipline            

(D) All of the above

13. Which of the following is related
with teaching skill ?
(A) Black-board writing        

(B) Solving questions
(C) Asking questions           

(D) All the above

14. Students who ask questions in the class should be-
(A) Advised to meet the teacher after the class
(B) Encouraged to participate in the discussion in the class                  

 (C) Encouraged to continue asking questions
(D) Encouraged to search  answers independently

15. At authoritarian level teaching
(A) Teacher centered         

 (B) Child—centered
(C) Headmaster centered     

(D) Experience based

Nursing Management 

M.Sc. Nursing 3rd Semester 

Select the true or false.

1.Invasion of privacy is illegal act.
2.Nursing management is important concept in hospital administration.
3.Nursing administration and nursing management both are same.
4.Item analysis is part of inventory control.
5.The management should be very rigid towards employee.
6.Performance appraisal is key to develop standard of workers.
7.Always control should be done through higher authority.
8.Direct supervision is happen with one to one interaction.
9.Direct and indirect supervision are same.

10.Meaning of Veracity is truth-telling-

11.Fidelity is the principle of faithfulness

12.Justice refers to fairness towards patient treatment.

13. Autonomy refers to the patient’s right to refuse treatment and to make one’s own decisions regarding health care.

1         14.Scalar chain means cooperation between workers.

1               15.Spirit de corps means team work and team strength.

Multiple Choice Questions.

1. Which is not comes under category of misconduct-

a)     Battery

b)     Assault

c)      Risk analysis

d)     Malpractice

2. What is the best practice for a nurse to avoid law suites?

a)     Practice with the scope of your expertise

b)     Always put the patients’ rights and welfare first

c)      Observe proper documentation

d)     All of the above

3. What is informed consent?

a)     Procedures used by nurses that help establish proper care and documentation

b)     Gives nurses the ability to perform their duties in multiple locations at different times

c)      Law that determines where a nurse can work and under what type of conditions

d)     A document attesting that the patient has been informed and understands the nature of the procedure, the risks, possible outcome and alternatives of the said procedure

4. All of the following are true about Nursing Code of Ethics EXCEPT:

a)     Nurses may decide on their own which is relevant documentation and which is not

b)     Know and function within the scope of practice

c)      Maintain patient confidence

d)     Provide healthcare without discrimination

5. What is nonmaleficence?

a)     Noncompliance of proper medical procedures

b)     The prohibition from intentionally harming others

c)      Systemic unethical environment

d)     Rules and regulations practiced by only a few in a given medical environment

6.Ethics is:-

a)     A formal process of making illogical and consistent decisions based upon one's beliefs

b)     A formal process of making logical and random decisions based upon moral beliefs

c)      A formal process of making logical and consistent decisions based upon religious beliefs

d)     A formal process of making logical and consistent decisions based upon moral beliefs

7. Which is not comes under standard safety measures-

a)     Hand hygiene

b)     Cleaning and disinfection

c)      Electricity supply

d)     Waste disposal

8.Meaning of “C” in POSDCORB is-

A.      Clear

B.      Continue

C.      Control

D.     Commence

9. Which is not belongs to control in management-

A.      Reporting

B.      Ordering

C.      Planning

D.     Disposing

10. Which is consider illegal practice in management-

A.      Purchase of item through purchase committee

B.      Maintain the record of inventory

C.      Selling of equipment without documentation

D.     Informing to authority    

11. Which is considered as good planning-

A.      Simple

B.      Flexible

C.      Balanced

D.     All

12. Administration of hospital ward not depends on-

A.      Number of patient

B.      Nursing need of patient

C.      No of employee in hospital

D.     Physical facilities of ward

13. Code of ethics is-

A.      Rule and regulation

B.      Norms of an organization

C.      Conduct for workers

D.     All

14. Meaning of medico legal issue is-

A.      Friction in family

B.      Respect to elder members

C.      A case where police investigation takes place

D.     About census

15. Which is comes under category of medicolegal case-

A.      Heart attack

B.      Fever

C.      Suicide attempt

D.     Peptic ulcer

16. Which is the accreditation body-

A.      Hospital

B.      School 

C.      NAAC

D.     Board

17. Which agency take care about patients right-

A.      UGC

B.      CBSE

C.      Consumer Protection Act

D.     None

18. The final output of performance appraisal is-

a. A pat on the back of employee

b. Promotion

c. Assignment of more interesting tasks

d. All of the above

19. Which of the following is not a professional organization?             

a.       Trained Nurses Association of India

b.      Red cross

c.       Student Nurses Association of India          

d.      International Council of Nursing

20. Accreditation refers to one of the following……………

a.       Making assessment

b.      Meeting predetermined standards

c.       Making care cost effective

d.      Ensuring quality