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ZEB COLLEGE OF NURSING

DIR L TIMERGARA

MID TERM EXAM

Fundamental Of Nursing II
YEAR-I, SEMESTER-II

TIME ALLOWED: 75 Mint Total Marks: 50 Passing Marks: 30

Encircle the correct answer, each MCQ carry equal (1) mark

1. _______is systematic rational method of planning and providing individualized nursing care.
A. Nursing process
B. Nursing
C. Nursing care
D. Planned Care
2. ___is assessment during any crisis e.g. rapid assessment of person’s airway, breathing status.
A. Initial assessment
B. Time-lapsed assess
C. Emergency Assessment
D. Focused assess
3. ____ is the act of “Double Checking” or verifying data to confirm that they are accurate.
A. Validating data
B. Collecting Data
C. Recording data
D. Organizing data

4. Potential for enhanced organized infant behavior is.

A. Risk Diagnose
B. Actual Diagnose
C. Syndrome diagnose
D. Wellness diagnose

5. _________ is the process of designing nursing strategies to prevent, reduce, or eliminate a

client’s health problems.
A. Assessment
B. Diagnoses
C. Planning
D. Interventions

6. Planned, ongoing, purposeful activity in which clients and health care professionals
determine whether or to what degree the client goals have been met.
A. Assessment
B. Diagnoses
C. Planning
D. Evaluation
7. The patient admitted to the hospital is complaining of chest pain. The data be classified as:
A. Subjective data
B. Objective data
C. Secondary data
D. None of the above
8. primary health care system mainly focuses on:
A. Prevention
B. Diagnosis
C. Treatment
D. Rehabilitation
9. In __________ we are making goals to achieve our targets
A. Assessment
B. Diagnosis
C. Planning
D. D. Evaluation
10. Implementation is also called …………
A. Assessment
B. Evaluation
C. Nursing Intervention
D. D. Planning
11. Evaluation is the _________ component in Nursing Care Plan.
A. First
B. Second
C. Third
D. Last
12. In ___________ the person is performing poorly when observed.
A. High self esteem
B. Low self esteem
C. Ego
D. All of the above
13. Carbohydrates, lipids and proteins are considered as,
A. Micronutrients
B. Macronutrients
C. Both A& B
D. None of the above
14. Calcium, Sodium, Zinc, Iodine are,
A. Macronutrients
B. Micronutrients
C. Minerals
D. Both A & B
15) Name the calibrated cylinder that holds medication.
A) Plunger B) Hub C) Needle D) Barrel
16) Kleen Enema is administered when a person is having
A. Vomiting
 B. Fever
C. Constipated
D. Diarrhea
17) It is the alternating contraction and relaxation of the intestine smooth muscles.
A. Segmentation
B. Peristalsis
C. Absorption
D. None of these
18) Are those activities carried out mutually or as team work?

A) Dependent Interventions B) Independent C) collaborative D) None

19) Vomiting sick person will best treated by this method

A) Buccal B) Oral C) IV D) ID

20) One KG is how many pounds

A) 2 lb B) 2.2 lb C) 2.5 lb D) 3 lb
21) BD Medication should be given
A) Once a day B) Twice a day C) Four Times a day D) every day
22) Two pint of blood is ……..
B) A)250ml B) 500ml C) 1000ml D) 100ml

23) Pain, headache & feelings of worry are examples of kind of data.

A) Subjective B) Objective C) both D) none

24) Beliefs or attitudes about the worth of a person, object, idea or action is called
A. Conflict
B. Dilemma
C. Value
D. Both a and b
25)……………..is an internal feeling that something is true
A)Conflict B)Dilemma C)Value D) Beliefs
26) Observable and measurable information is known as __________________.

A. Objective data B. Subjective data C. Visible data D. Obscured data

27) This is the step of the nursing process where you do the PES.
A. Planning B. Implementation C. Assessment D. Diagnosis

28) Which of the following is objective data

A) Vomit B) Pain Of 5/10 C) Vomit D) Temp of 101F
29) A role is defined as ……………………..

A) The expected behavior of a person B) A state, condition, or situation.

C) An official position D) none of these

30) Are those activities carried out independently by a Nurse are………… ?

A) Dependent Interventions B) Independent C) collaborative D) None

31) ………………..the name assigned by the manufacturer who first develops the drug

A) Trade Name B) Generic Name C) chemical Name D) Market Name

32)…………… is selected by the drug company selling the drug and is copyrighted

A) Trade Name B) Generic Name C) chemical Name D) Actual Name

33) This name is of significance to the pharmacist.

A) Trade Name B) Generic Name C) chemical Name D) Market Name

34) Dispirin Generic name is ……….

A) Aspro b) Acetylsalicylic acid C)Aspirin D)Dispro
35) Dose that should be administered immediately is
A) Routine B) State Dose C) As needed D) Single dose
36) Dose on as-needed basis is
A) Routine B) State Dose C) SOS D) Single dose
37) Insulin is given via which route….
A) IV B) IM C) SC D) ID
38) Drug injected into skeletal muscle are
A) IV B) IM C) SC D) ID
39) BCG Vaccine is given through which route
A) IV B) IM C) SC D) ID
40) Substances used to counteract the effects of poison.
A)Analgesics B) Antidotes C) photogenes D)Antibiotics
41) Substances used To prevent or relieve allergies
A)Analgesics B) Antidotes C) Antihistamines D)Antibiotics
42) A Drop is represented by
A) D B) Dp C) Gtt D) Drp
43) Pound is represented by
A) P B) PD C) lb D) p
44) One Ounce is
A) 5ml B) 10ml C) 30ml D) 50 ml
45) 1 TSF is
A) 5ml B) 15ml C) 30ml D) 50 ml
46) One full glass is
A) 1000ml B) 150ml C) 240ml D) 500 ml
47) The A, D, E, and K vitamins are
A) water Soluble B) Fat soluble C) Both C) Fats
48) …………..inorganic elements found in all body fluids and tissues
A) water B) Minerals C) Fats D)Vitamins
49) organic compounds needed by the body in small amounts
A) water B) Minerals C) Fats D)Vitamins
50)……are sugars and starches; primary function is to supply energy
A) water B) Minerals C) CHO D)Vitamins