Madda Walabu University 6.

Which client meets the criteria for selection of

Goba Referral Hospital the apical site for assessment of the pulse rather
NURSING DEPARTMENT a radial pulse?
A. A client who is in shock.
PRE INTERNSHIP EXAMINATION B. The pulse changes with body position
WRITTEN EXAMINATION changes.
C. A client with an arrhythmia.
NAME: ____________________________ D. It is less than 24 hours since a client’s
ID NO: _______________________ LEVEL: IV surgical operation.

------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7. The client’s temperature at 10:00 AM using an

Matching Type: Select the best answer. oral electronic thermometer is 36.5*C. If the
------------------------------------------------------------------------ respiration, pulse, blood pressure were within
normal range, what should the nurse do next?
Fundamentals of Nursing A. Wait 15 minutes and retake it.
B. Check what the client’s temperature was
1. Which is the most effective nursing action for the last time it was taken.
controlling the spread of microorganisms? C. Retake it using a different thermometer.
A. Thorough hand hygiene. D. Chart the temperature, it is normal.
B. Wearing gloves and mask when providing
direct client care. 8. The nurse reports that the client has dyspnea
C. Implementing appropriate isolation when ambulating. The nurse is most likely to
precautions. have assessed which of the following?
D. Administering broad-spectrum A. Shallow respiration
prophylactic antibiotics. B. Shortness of breath
C. Wheezing
2. When caring for a single client during one shift, D. Coughing up blood
it is appropriate for the nurse to reuse only
which of the following personal protective 9. A nursing diagnosis of Ineffective Peripheral
equipment? Tissue Perfusion could be validated by which of
A. Goggles the following?
B. Surgical mask A. Bounding radial pulse.
C. Gown B. Carotid pulse stronger on the left side
D. Clean gloves than the right.
C. Irregular apical pulse.
3. The client is a chronic carrier of infection. To D. Absent posterior tibial and pedal pulse.
prevent the spread of the infection to other
client or health care providers, the nurse 10. The following are considered as vital signs
emphasizes interventions that do which of the except;
following? A. Blood pressure C. Temperature
A. Eliminate the reservoir. B. Pulse D. Oxygen saturation
B. Block the portal of exit from the reservoir.
C. Block the portal of entry into the host. 11. A 70-year old client has had a stroke resulting in
D. Decreased the susceptibility of the host. right sided facial drooping, difficulty swallowing
and inability to move self or maintain position
4. The following are the factors that increases the unaided. The nurse determines that which site is
susceptibility of a person to infection, EXCEPT: appropriate for taking the temperature?
A. Heredity A. Oral C. Rectal
B. Nature and duration of stressors B. Tympanic D. Axillary
C. Chemotherapy
D. Presence of etiologic agent. 12. Nursing activities included in restoring the
health of an ill client.
5. All but one are the body’s specific defenses A. Preventing accidents and injury in the
against infection. home or workplace.
A. Inflammation B. Performing diagnostic and assessment
B. Intact skin and mucous membrane procedures.
C. Antibodies formation C. Conducting mass immunizations.
D. None of the choices D. Improving physical fitness and nutrition of
the client.
13. A role of the nurse wherein the required nursing Medical Surgical Nursing
action involves supportive – educative care to
assist clients in attaining their highest possible 21. A patient is brought to the emergency
level of wellness. department with the following burn injuries: a
A. Client advocate C. Counselor blistered and reddened anterior trunk, reddened
B. Case manager D. Caregiver lower back, and pale, waxy anterior right arm.
Which of the following is true about this case
14. The nurse work with the primary or staff nurses (Use rule of nine for calculating extent of the
to oversee the care of a specific disease, is burn injury (TBSA))?
performing what role? A. The patient does not need fluid
A. Counselor C. Case manager resuscitation
B. Teacher D. Caregiver B. The anterior trunk has superficial partial-
thickness burns with TBSA of 36%.
15. The role of the nurse wherein he/she influences C. The arm has a deep partial-thickness burn
others to work together to accomplish a specific with TBSA of 4.5%.
goal. D. The burn on the lower back is superficial
A. Manager C. Teacher partial thickness burn
B. Change agent D. Leader
22. In a patient with burn injury of 40% TBSA and
16. The client is diagnosed to have Rubella weighs 52 kg, what will be the minimum
associated with pertussis. Which of the following calculated amount of intravenous solution that
transmission based precaution should the nurse will be administered in the first 8 hours?
observed? A. 2080 mL
A. Airborne precautions B. 4160 mL
B. Contact precautions C. 8320 mL
C. Droplet precautions D. 2500 mL
D. All of the choices
23. In a patient with full thickness burn injury,
17. Contact precaution is being observed by the gastrointestinal medication is prescribed. The
nurse in caring for a client with infection. In primary action of this medication is which of
which type of client should this precaution be the following?
applied? A. To prevent the onset of a Curling's ulcer
A. An 18-year old, male, with Hepatitis A B. To treat a preexisting duodenal ulcer
virus. C. To ensure adequate peristalsis
B. A 10 – year old child diagnosed with D. For the antiemetic properties
rubella.
C. A child who is suffering from mumps. 24. One of the family histories of disease has
D. Adult client diagnosed with tuberculosis. least importance in the diagnosis of atopic
dermatitis
18. The following health care waste are considered A. History of asthma
infectious wastes, except; B. History of tuberculosis
A. Cultures and stocks of infectious agents C. History of allergic rhinitis
from laboratory. D. History of atopic dermatitis
B. Waste from infected client in the isolation
ward. 25. The first HIV related opportunistic disease
C. Waste containing cytostatic drugs. that had been seen among homosexual
D. Unused blood products in the laboratory. individuals and helped in the clear isolation of
19. Waste from a broken thermometer and blood HIV virus to be the causative agent for AIDS is:
pressure gauges, belong to what health care A. Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia
waste category? B. Kaposi’s sarcoma
A. Radioactive waste C. Lymphadenopathy
B. Infectious waste D. Pulmonary tuberculosis
C. Chemical waste
D. Pharmaceutical waste

20. A urine test used to determine the relative

acidity or alkalinity of the urine.
A. Specific gravity C. Osmolality
B. Ketones test D. Urinary PH
 26. A 4th year nursing student is preparing a
school teaching plan for grade 10th students
at Goba 2ry School regarding sexual
transmitted disease. Which information
regarding AIDS should be included in the
students teaching plan?
A. Female taking oral control pills are
protected from becoming infected with HIV
B. Protected sex is no longer an assurance b/c
there is a vaccine for HIV
C. Adolescents with normal immunity are not
risk to develop AIDS
D. Abstinence is the only guarantee of not
becoming infected with AIDS
27. What is the current cut point of CD4 cell count
to begin ART?
A. ≤ 350/mm3 C. ≤500 cells/mm3
B. < 200/ mm3 D. <100/mm3
28. ART drug that may exacerbate stigma
associated with HIV because it has a side
effect of thinning the buccal fat pad and
became out of stock as a first line option.
A. Zidovudine (AZT) C. Stavudine (d4T)
B. Nevirapine (NVP) D. Efavirenz (EFZ)
29. Patient with heart failure and who is taking
angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor
medication will possibly show the following
symptom secondary to the medication side
effect?
A. Dry cough C. Shock
B. Pulmonary edema D. Dizziness
30. A clinical condition that can be characterized
by upward displacement the upper stomach
and the Gastroesophageal junction and slide
in and out in the thorax
A. Sliding hernia C. Paraesophageal hernia
B. Rolling hernia D. Esophageal diverticulum
31. Twenty-eight-year-old Hirot has recently been
diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. As a nurse,
you will assess the signs and symptoms
regarding hyperthyroidism that includes:
A. Tachycardia, sweating, and tremors
B. Fatigue, lethargy, and weight gain
C. Muscle twitching, tetany, and galactorrhea
D. Scotoma, alopecia, and hirsutism
32. Worku is admitted to the hospital due to
metabolic acidosis caused by Diabetic
ketoacidosis DKA). The nurse prepares which
of the following medications as an initial
treatment for this problem?
A. Regular insulin
B. Potassium
C. Sodium bicarbonate
D. Calcium gluconate
33. Nurse Liya is caring for a client with head
injury and monitoring the client with
decerebrate posturing. Which of the following
is a characteristic of this type of posturing?
A. Upper extremity flexion with lower
extremity flexion
B. Upper extremity flexion with lower
extremity extension
C. Extension of the extremities after a
stimulus
D. Flexion of the extremities after stimulus
34. A 68 year old client is diagnosed with a right-
sided brain attack and is admitted to the
hospital. In caring for this client, as a nurse
you should plan to:
A. Application of elastic stockings to prevent
flaccid by muscle
B. Use hand roll and extend the left upper
extremity on a pillow to prevent
contractions
C. Use a bed cradle to prevent dorsiflexion of
feet
D. Do passive range of motion exercise
35. A Client with glaucoma has been prescribed
with miotics. As a nurse you are aware that
miotics is for:
A. Constricting pupil
B. Relaxing ciliary muscle
C. Constricting intraocular vessel
D. Paralyzing ciliary muscle
36. A client who suffered from automobile
accident complains of seeing frequent flashes
of light.The nurse should expect:
A. Myopia C. Glaucoma
B. Detached retina D. Scleroderma
37. A client suffered from a lower leg injury and
seeks treatment in the emergency room.
There is a prominent deformity to the lower
aspect of the leg, and the injured leg appears
shorter that the other leg. The affected leg is
painful, swollen and beginning to become
ecchymotic. The nurse interprets that the
client is experiencing:
A. Fracture C. Sprain
B. Strain D. Contusion
38. You are assigned in the surgical ward and
assessing the client’s casted extremity for
signs of infection. Which of the following
findings is indicative of infection?
A. Edema
B. Weak distal pulse
C. Coolness of the skin
D. Presence of “hot spot” on the cast
 39. George who has undergone thoracic surgery
has chest tube connected to water-seal
drainage system attached to suction. Presence
of excessive bubbling is identified in water-
seal chamber, the nurse should…
A. “Strip” the chest tube catheter
B. Check the system for air leaks
C. Recognize the system is functioning
correctly
D. Decrease the amount of suction pressure
40. Priority nursing diagnosis for client with
pneumonia is:
A. Ineffective Airway Clearance
B. Impaired Gas Exchange
C. Ineffective Breathing Pattern
D. Ineffective Pulmonary Perfusion
Pediatric Nursing
Situation: Questions 41-44
Patient Ayelech, 2 months old, was brought to the
Pediatric ward due to cough and fever. Upon
interview, the mother verbalized that she vomits
most of what she takes after having a meal. During
assessment, nurse Jale was able to determine that the
patient had diminishing consciousness fast breathing
and chest retractions. She is currently 7kg. She also
has a family history of Asthma.
41. Understanding the situation, nurse Jale would
suspect that Ayelech’s diagnosis will be?
A. Pneumonia C. Severe Pneumonia
B. Dehydration D. Severe Dehydration
42. Nurse jale understands that the management
for the above diagnosis will be;
A. Give Cotrimoxazole C. Give
Amoxicillin
B. Give Vitamin A D. All of the above
43. During the Vital Sign Taking, Nurse Jale
confirms fast breathing when;
A. The RR is more than 40 cpm
B. there is presence of Alar Flaring
C. The RR is more than 50 cpm
D. there is presence of cough
44. Nurse Jale assesses for Danger Signs. She
should look/ask all of the following, EXCEPT;
A. Is Ayele able to drink or breastfeed?
B. Does Ayele vomit everything he takes in?
C. Is Ayele abnormally sleepy?
D. Is Ayele having fast breathing?
45. A mother came in the clinic with her 2-month
old baby for check up. The nurse knows that
the child has received this set of
immunization
A. BCG, DPT1,OPV1
B. BCG, IPV, DPT1
C. BCG,OPV1, DPT2
D. DPT2,BCG, MEASLES
46. A mother of a preschool is concerned about
her baby consistently talking to an imaginary
friend, the nurse tells the mother that
A. The child need doctor’s evaluation
B. This is an example of group play
C. Normal
D. Form of regression
47. An infant is to receive amoxicillin 90 mg three
times a day for 10 days to treat otitis media
on the left side. Amoxicillin suspension is
supplied as 125mg/ 5 ml. how much of the
medication should the mother administer at
each dosing time?
A. 1.8 ml C. 13.45 ml
B. 3.6 ml D. 26.90 ml
48. A newborn that has an asymmetrical Moro
reflex response should be further assessed for
which of the following?
A. Talipes equinovarus
B. Fractured clavicle
C. Congenital hypothyroidism
D. Increased intracranial pressure
49. A newborn baby is quiet, limp and not crying.
The baby does not respond to steps to
stimulate breathing. What should you do
next?
A. Slap the baby’s back
B. Hold the baby upside down
C. Squeeze the baby’s ribs
D. Begin resuscitation
50. The mother of a newborn asks the nurse.
“What’s wrong with my son’s breasts? Why
are they so enlarged?” Which of the following
would be the best response by the nurse?
A. “The breast tissue is inflamed from the
trauma experienced with birth”
B. “A decrease in material hormone present
before birth cause enlargement,”
C. “You should discuss this with your doctor. It
could be a malignancy”
D. “The tissue has hypertrophied while the
baby was in the uterus”

51. Immediately after birth the nurse notes the
following on a male newborn: respirations 78;
apical hearth rate 160 BPM, nostril flaring;
mild intercostal retractions; and grunting at
the end of expiration. Which of the following
should the nurse do?
A. Call the assessment data to the physician’s
attention
B. Start oxygen per nasal cannula at 1L/min.
C. Suction the infant’s mouth and nares
D. Recognize this as normal first period of
reactivity
52. The nurse hears a mother telling a friend on
the telephone about umbilical cord care.
Which of the following statements by the
mother indicates effective teaching?
A. “Daily soap and water cleansing is best”
B. “Alcohol helps it dry and kills germs”
C. “An antibiotic ointment applied daily
prevents infection”
D. “He can have a tub bath each day”
53. The post-term neonate with meconium-
stained amniotic fluid needs care designed to
especially monitor for which of the following?
A. Respiratory problems
B. Gastrointestinal problems
C. Integumentary problems
Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing
D. Elimination problems
54. A two year old child was brought to the under-
five clinic by his parents with worrying of not
increasing body weight. On measurement his
weight is 12 kg and height is 75th percentile of
normal. The management is
A. Advise multivitamin
B. Force to eat
C. Investigate for UTI
D. Advise parents to stop worrying
55. A nurse is assessing a child for Protein Energy
Malnutrition. Of the following listed signs
which do not indicate marasmus?
A. Sever muscle wasting
B. Less than 60% of Weight for age
C. Bilateral edema
D. None
Professional Ethics
56. All are example of beneficence except
A. Positioning the patient
B. Administer pain medication
C. Perform a dressing
D. Informed consent
57. One of the following is not the characteristics
of informed consent
A. Client understands the reason for the
proposed intervention, and its benefits and
risks.
B. Autonomy might be limited when
prevention of harm overrides the loss of
individual freedom
C. Autonomy should be considered regardless
of the competency they had.
D. None
58. A legal document that permit a person to offer
his/her knowledge to the public
A. License C. Registration
B. Certification D. Accreditation
59. One of the following might not be an
indication of unintentional tort;
A. Failure to follow standards of care
B. Failure to document
C. Using physical restrain
D. Unable to use equipment in a responsible
manner
60. Legal safeguards for nursing practice would be
characterized by
A. Acting beyond the scope of practice
B. Failure to communicate
C. Act of commission or omission of the nurse
that result a breach of the standard of care.
D. Competent practice
61. A client Named Tsion, 38 years, visits the
nurse practitioner for a regular prenatal
check-up. She's 32 weeks pregnant. When
assessing her, the nurse Zewditu should stay
especially alert for signs and symptoms of:
A. Pregnancy-induced hypertension (PIH).
B. Iron deficiency anemia.
C. Cephalopelvic disproportion.
D. Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
62. The nurse Fayiso is caring for a client whose
membranes ruptured prematurely 12 hours
ago. When assessing this client, the nurse's
highest priority is to evaluate:
A. Cervical effacement and dilation.
B. Maternal vital signs and FHR.
C. Frequency and duration of contractions.
D. White blood cell (WBC) count.
63. The nurse Chala is planning care for a 15-year-
old client in the prenatal clinic. Adolescents
are prone to which complication during
pregnancy?
A. IDA C. Nausea and vomiting
 B. Varicosities D. Gestational Diabetes
64. The nurse Kalkidan is caring for 18-year-old Pharmacology
pregnant client. The client is taking an iron
supplement. What should this client drink to 71. Ritodrine hydrochloride is used in the
increase the absorption of iron? treatment of.
A. A glass of milk A. Hypertension C. Bronchial Asthma
B. A cup of hot tea B. Parkinson’s Disease D. Premature Labor
C. A liquid antacid
D. A glass of orange juice 72. All of the following drugs are used topically in
the treatment of chronic wide-angle
65. A 26 years old female presented with glaucoma. Which of these agents reduces
unexplained vaginal bleeding in FP unit. The intraocular pressure by decreasing the
most preferable FP method is: formation of the aqueous humor?
A. POP C. IUCD A. Pilocarpine C. Echothiopate
B. COC D. All B. Timolol D. Physostigmine

66. A 23 year mother presented in your health 73. Which of the following antihypertensive agent
facility after she had missed abortion. Which should be avoided in pregnant women’s
one of the following is not true about this regimen?
mother? A. Hydralazine C. Captopril
A. DIC is a risk B. Methyldopa D. Hydrochlorothiazide
B. Immediate evacuation is indicated
C. U/s determine IUFD 74. Which of the following beta blockers is NOT
D. None approved for treatment of heart failure?
A. Metropolol succinate C. Carvidelol
67. All of the following are true about milk B. Bisoprolol D. Propanolol
production and release: EXCEPT
A. Prolactin - stimulates milk production 75. Select antischizophrenic drug is limited to
B. Oxytocin – stimulates milk release treating only positive symptoms of
“expressed” schizophrenia?
C. Suckling - inhibits prolactin-inhibiting A. Risperidone C. Chlorpromazine
hormone B. Clozapine D. Olanzapine
D. none
76. Which of the following adverse effect is NOT
68. Mrs. Jessie is a 30 yrs gravida mother comes to associated with Penicillins?
your health centre for her antenatal check up. A. Hypersensetivity
When the history was collected the mother B. Diarrhea
told she already has three children. In her first C. Nephrotoxicity
pregnancy she delivered a male child. Her D. Bone marrow suppression
second pregnancy ended with delivering a
twins female children. What is her obstetrical 77. Which of the following agent is NOT
score. contraindicated in children or pregnant
A. G3P3L3 C. G3P2L3 women?
B. G2P3L3 D. G2P4L3 A. Amoxicillin C. Ciprofloxacin
B. Tetracycline D. Chloramphenicol
69. Mrs. Rosy, 22 yrs gravida mother with OB
score of G1L0P0. Her gestational age is 32 78. Select ART drug which is linked with the least
weeks. She got admitted in your health centre adverse effect and hence part of most HAART
with complaint of vaginal bleeding which is regimen?
bright red in colour. While collecting history A. Zidovudine C. Lamivudine
the mother told she got the bleeding suddenly B. Stavudine D. Saquinavir
while she was doing the household work.
What is the diagnosis of this case? 79. A 60 year-old diabetic male on an oral
A. Ectopic pregnancy C. Placenta previa hypoglycemic agent develops abnormal liver
B. Abortion D. None of the above function tests. Which of the following agents
can cause this finding?
70. What is the amount of bleeding in post A. Metformin C. Troglitazone
partum hemorrhage? B. Acarbose D. Glyburide
A. 550ml C. 500ml
B. 250ml D. 400ml
 80. A 27 year old female has just returned from a
trip to Sewana Woreda in the past 24 hours ,
she had developed shaking , chills, and a
temperature of 104 F. A blood smear reveals
Plasmodium Vivax. Which of the following
agents should be used to eradicate the
hepatic phase of the organism?
A. Arthemeter and Lumefantrine combination
B. Primaquine
C. Chloroquine
D. Quinine
Community Health Nursing, RH, Communicable
Diseases, Nursing Leadership and Management
81. A 6-year-old child has recently Health Center.
For the last 2 weeks, he has had fever every
other day along with nausea, vomiting,
arthralgia, and abdominal pain. On further
questioning, the mother tells you that the
child has rigors with fever and sweats when
the fever breaks. You suspect malaria. What is
the best diagnostic method for identifying the
parasites of this illness?
A. RDT
B. Serologic testing
C. Thick and thin blood smear preparations
D. Liver biopsy
E. A&C
82. Mr. Live in Urban part of Ethiopia but before 2
weeks He had visits his rural relative and
consumes unpasteurized milk. He came to
health center with complain of start illness
suddenly with fever, chillness and sweats for
the past 12 hours. At physical examination
identified that musculoskeletal pain, low back
pain and septic arthritis. From the following
which one is your possible diagnosis?
A. Brucellosis
B. Anthrax
C. Typhus fever
D. Hook warm
E. Leishmaniasis
83. Fever, chills, gradual increasing and persisting
headache, rash, abdominal pain, diarrhoea or
constipation, delirium and prostration stands
for
A. Measles
B. Typhoid
C. Shigellosis
D. Pneumonia
E. Cholera
84. In 2015, the District Health Office asked you to
visit all households in your village to check for
the presence of a cough lasting more than
two weeks in adults (that is, people aged 15
years or older). The total adult population was
4,000 people in that year. Following this
request, you visited all households and
identified 100 people who had a cough lasting
more than two weeks. Of these 100 people,
10 had a confirmed diagnosis of tuberculosis
(TB) after laboratory investigation. What kind
of surveillance did you conduct based on the
above Scenario?
A. Passive D. Outbreak investigation
B. Active E. None
C. IDRS
85. Which management concept best fit with the
statement” goal achievement with balanced
use of resources”:
A. Effectiveness C. Work relation
B. Efficiency D. Achievement
86. Which one is NOT the objective of human
resource management?
A. Attracting qualified applicants
B. Cost control
C. Retaining employees
D. Motivating employees
87. Filling vacancies by transferring or promoting
employees within the organization have the
following considerable benefit because:
A. Qualified person may be appointed in
higher position
B. Outsiders have chance to show their ability
in the organization
C. The company will be able to get fresh and
original ideas
D. Kept the staff happy and drive job
satisfaction
88. Common performance appraisal error in
which managers evaluate an employee and
assigns rating on the basis of an overall
positive or negative impression of the
employee is called:
A. Leniency error C. Horn error
B. Decency error D. Central tendency error
89. One of the following is barriers to delegation
that is related to Delegate
A. Over dependence on the boss
B. Lack of confidence in subordinates
C. Being suspicious
D. No toleration of mistakes
90. A type of nursing service delivery system,
assignments of patient care are made by the
level of task; in other words, each person
performs one task or functions in keeping
with the employees’ educational experience.
For instance:-professional nurses are
responsible for medications, treatments, and
procedures for all patients.
A. Case Method
B. Functional Method
C. Primary Nursing
D. Case Management
91. Meseret is a college girl age 17 years, by
chance she get pregnant while she in second
year and she want to terminate the
pregnancy. Which of the following is not a
problem the she may not face?
A. Bleeding
B. Laceration of the genital tract
C. Isolation from her peers
D. Infection following abortion
E. None of the above
92. Adolescents have their own Sexual and
Reproductive Health Rights. Which of the
following is not included in these rights?
A. The right to get marry at the age of 16
years
B. The right to have information about
contraceptive methods
C. The right to get married or not married
D. The right to get reproductive health
services
E. None of the above
93. Maternal mortality is one of the reproductive
health problems in Ethiopia. Considering this
problem which of the following is the possible
the cause of maternal mortality?
A. Blood loss during and after delivery
B. Lack of access to skilled delivery service
C. Infection that may follow home deliveries
D. All of the above
E. None of the above
94. The Ethiopian government is providing family
planning service free of charge to all
interested citizens. In the regard which one of
the following is not the reason for providing
family planning?
A. Socioeconomic or demographic concern
B. Health considerations
C. Human right arguments
D. Justice and equity reasons
E. None of the above
95. Common harmful traditional practice which
are prevailing in Ethiopia include all of the
following except one.
A. Female GENITAL mutilation
B. Early schooling & Marriage by abduction
C. Uvulectomy and Milk teeth extraction
D. Food prohibition
E. None of the above
Health Assessment
96. In one of the following breast quadrant the
main bulk is localized and more often
implication in breast cancer
A. Upper outer quadrant
B. Upper inner quadrant
C. Lower outer quadrant
D. Lower inner quadrant
97. The order of the cardinal physical examination
techniques for abdominal examination is:
A. Inspection →Auscultation →Percussion→
Palpation
B. Inspection →Palpation →Percussion→
Auscultation
C. Inspection→Percussion →Auscultation→
Palpation
D. Inspection→Auscultation →Palpation→
Percussion
98. You do have patient with distended abdomen.
While you tap one flank sharply with your
fingertips, you feel on the opposite flank for
an impulse transmitted through the fluid and
you conclude that the patient has ascites.
What is the technique you used?
A. Test for shifting dullness
B. Test for a fluid wave
C. Test for balloting
D. Test for Murphy’s sign
99. A 30 years old male presents with depressed
skull fracture secondary to motor vehicle
accident. Physical examination revealed that
the patient opens his both eyes with loud
voice, speak inappropriate words and extends
his leg to external stimuli. What is his level of
consciousness based on Glasgow comma
scale?
A. 6 B. 8 C. 9 D. 7
100. Assess the muscles of mastication by
palpating the temporal and masseter muscles
as the person clenches the teeth is helpful to
assess which of the following cranial nerves
A. Cranial nerve-III
B. Cranial nerve-V
C. Cranial nerve-VI
D. Cranial nerve-IV
E. Cranial nerve-VII