HP nursing Practice Set 37 | Interactive MCQ Mock Test

1. What is the full form of OCD?

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A. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder B. Obsession & Primary Disorder C. Occupational Primary Disorder D. Obsessive Personality Disorder

2. What is the full form of OCD?

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A. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder B. Obsession & Primary Disorder C. Occupational Primary Disorder D. Obsessive Personality Disorder

3. A child diagnosed with congenital cataract is at greatest risk for which of the following complications if surgical intervention is delayed beyond the critical period?

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A. Amblyopia B. Strabismus C. Glaucoma D. Retinal detachment

4. A child diagnosed with congenital cataract is at greatest risk for which of the following complications if surgical intervention is delayed beyond the critical period?

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A. Amblyopia B. Strabismus C. Glaucoma D. Retinal detachment

5. A child diagnosed with congenital cataract is at greatest risk for which of the following complications if surgical intervention is delayed beyond the critical period?

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A. Amblyopia B. Strabismus C. Glaucoma D. Retinal detachment

6. A child diagnosed with congenital cataract is at greatest risk for which of the following complications if surgical intervention is delayed beyond the critical period?

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A. Amblyopia B. Strabismus C. Glaucoma D. Retinal detachment

7. The Glasgow Coma Scale is used to assess________.

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A. Level of consciousness B. Blood pressure C. Blood glucose D. Muscle tone

8. The Glasgow Coma Scale is used to assess________.

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A. Level of consciousness B. Blood pressure C. Blood glucose D. Muscle tone

9. The Glasgow Coma Scale is used to assess________.

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A. Level of consciousness B. Blood pressure C. Blood glucose D. Muscle tone

10. The Glasgow Coma Scale is used to assess________.

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A. Level of consciousness B. Blood pressure C. Blood glucose D. Muscle tone

11. What is the most appropriate initial nursing intervention for a hypertensive patient with obesity who reports difficulty eating balanced meals due to work?

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A. Recommend only taking medication and not altering diet. B. Advise a high-fat, low-carb diet without professional guidance. C. Collaborate with a dietitian to create a flexible meal plan. D. Suggest skipping meals for faster results.

12. What is the most appropriate initial nursing intervention for a hypertensive patient with obesity who reports difficulty eating balanced meals due to work?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Recommend only taking medication and not altering diet. B. Advise a high-fat, low-carb diet without professional guidance. C. Collaborate with a dietitian to create a flexible meal plan. D. Suggest skipping meals for faster results.

13. What is the most appropriate initial nursing intervention for a hypertensive patient with obesity who reports difficulty eating balanced meals due to work?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Recommend only taking medication and not altering diet. B. Advise a high-fat, low-carb diet without professional guidance. C. Collaborate with a dietitian to create a flexible meal plan. D. Suggest skipping meals for faster results.

14. What is the most appropriate initial nursing intervention for a hypertensive patient with obesity who reports difficulty eating balanced meals due to work?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Recommend only taking medication and not altering diet. B. Advise a high-fat, low-carb diet without professional guidance. C. Collaborate with a dietitian to create a flexible meal plan. D. Suggest skipping meals for faster results.

15. During the health teaching session, a pregnant woman asked the nurse the significance of proper nutrition during pregnancy. What is the best response by the nurse?

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A. Proper nutrition guarantees high intelligence in the newborn B. Proper nutrition eliminates the need for regular prenatal checkups C. Proper nutrition prevents all forms of infection during pregnancy D. Proper nutrition supports healthy fetal development and maternal health

16. During the health teaching session, a pregnant woman asked the nurse the significance of proper nutrition during pregnancy. What is the best response by the nurse?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Proper nutrition guarantees high intelligence in the newborn B. Proper nutrition eliminates the need for regular prenatal checkups C. Proper nutrition prevents all forms of infection during pregnancy D. Proper nutrition supports healthy fetal development and maternal health

17. During the health teaching session, a pregnant woman asked the nurse the significance of proper nutrition during pregnancy. What is the best response by the nurse?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Proper nutrition guarantees high intelligence in the newborn B. Proper nutrition eliminates the need for regular prenatal checkups C. Proper nutrition prevents all forms of infection during pregnancy D. Proper nutrition supports healthy fetal development and maternal health

18. During the health teaching session, a pregnant woman asked the nurse the significance of proper nutrition during pregnancy. What is the best response by the nurse?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Proper nutrition guarantees high intelligence in the newborn B. Proper nutrition eliminates the need for regular prenatal checkups C. Proper nutrition prevents all forms of infection during pregnancy D. Proper nutrition supports healthy fetal development and maternal health

19. Community based rehabilitation (CBR) of people with disabilities is based on all of the following principles EXCEPT:

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A. Social exclusion B. Planned and systematic actions C. Equalization of opportunities D. Combined efforts of people, families and communities

20. Community based rehabilitation (CBR) of people with disabilities is based on all of the following principles EXCEPT:

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A. Social exclusion B. Planned and systematic actions C. Equalization of opportunities D. Combined efforts of people, families and communities

21. Community based rehabilitation (CBR) of people with disabilities is based on all of the following principles EXCEPT:

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A. Social exclusion B. Planned and systematic actions C. Equalization of opportunities D. Combined efforts of people, families and communities

22. Community based rehabilitation (CBR) of people with disabilities is based on all of the following principles EXCEPT:

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A. Social exclusion B. Planned and systematic actions C. Equalization of opportunities D. Combined efforts of people, families and communities

23. What is the medical term for bed-wetting in a 5-year-old child?

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A. Nocturia behaviour B. Nocturnal Enuresis C. Paruresis issue D. Retention reflex

24. What is the medical term for bed-wetting in a 5-year-old child?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Nocturia behaviour B. Nocturnal Enuresis C. Paruresis issue D. Retention reflex

25. What is the medical term for bed-wetting in a 5-year-old child?

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A. Nocturia behaviour B. Nocturnal Enuresis C. Paruresis issue D. Retention reflex

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