HP nursing Practice Set 43 | Interactive MCQ Mock Test

1. Which method is a type of probability sampling?

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A. Judgment method B. Snowball method C. Simple random type D. Quota group plan

2. Which method is a type of probability sampling?

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A. Judgment method B. Snowball method C. Simple random type D. Quota group plan

3. Which method is a type of probability sampling?

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A. Judgment method B. Snowball method C. Simple random type D. Quota group plan

4. Which method is a type of probability sampling?

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A. Judgment method B. Snowball method C. Simple random type D. Quota group plan

5. A hospital implements ABC analysis for its medical supplies. Which of these describes category A items?

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A. Bulk items with rapid turnover B. Short-expiry items with high wastage C. Low-value rarely used items D. High-value items with tight control

6. A hospital implements ABC analysis for its medical supplies. Which of these describes category A items?

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A. Bulk items with rapid turnover B. Short-expiry items with high wastage C. Low-value rarely used items D. High-value items with tight control

7. A hospital implements ABC analysis for its medical supplies. Which of these describes category A items?

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A. Bulk items with rapid turnover B. Short-expiry items with high wastage C. Low-value rarely used items D. High-value items with tight control

8. A hospital implements ABC analysis for its medical supplies. Which of these describes category A items?

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A. Bulk items with rapid turnover B. Short-expiry items with high wastage C. Low-value rarely used items D. High-value items with tight control

9. In response to chronic hypertension, the left ventricle of the heart undergoes thickening. This is an example of:

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A. Hypertrophy B. Atrophy C. Hyperplasia D. Dysplasia

10. In response to chronic hypertension, the left ventricle of the heart undergoes thickening. This is an example of:

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A. Hypertrophy B. Atrophy C. Hyperplasia D. Dysplasia

11. In response to chronic hypertension, the left ventricle of the heart undergoes thickening. This is an example of:

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A. Hypertrophy B. Atrophy C. Hyperplasia D. Dysplasia

12. In response to chronic hypertension, the left ventricle of the heart undergoes thickening. This is an example of:

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A. Hypertrophy B. Atrophy C. Hyperplasia D. Dysplasia

13. A nursing student is caring for a client who repeatedly counts objects to relieve anxiety. This pattern reflects which clinical feature of OCD?

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A. A compulsion involving ritualistic counting B. An obsession with symmetry and order C. Cognitive dissonance due to anxiety D. Emotional lability in response to stress

14. A nursing student is caring for a client who repeatedly counts objects to relieve anxiety. This pattern reflects which clinical feature of OCD?

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A. A compulsion involving ritualistic counting B. An obsession with symmetry and order C. Cognitive dissonance due to anxiety D. Emotional lability in response to stress

15. A nursing student is caring for a client who repeatedly counts objects to relieve anxiety. This pattern reflects which clinical feature of OCD?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. A compulsion involving ritualistic counting B. An obsession with symmetry and order C. Cognitive dissonance due to anxiety D. Emotional lability in response to stress

16. A nursing student is caring for a client who repeatedly counts objects to relieve anxiety. This pattern reflects which clinical feature of OCD?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. A compulsion involving ritualistic counting B. An obsession with symmetry and order C. Cognitive dissonance due to anxiety D. Emotional lability in response to stress

17. A person has a nosebleed. What is the correct first aid technique to manage this situation?

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A. Apply ice directly inside the nostril B. Have the person lie flat on their back C. Have the person lean forward and pinch the nose D. Have the person tilt their head back

18. A person has a nosebleed. What is the correct first aid technique to manage this situation?

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A. Apply ice directly inside the nostril B. Have the person lie flat on their back C. Have the person lean forward and pinch the nose D. Have the person tilt their head back

19. A person has a nosebleed. What is the correct first aid technique to manage this situation?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Apply ice directly inside the nostril B. Have the person lie flat on their back C. Have the person lean forward and pinch the nose D. Have the person tilt their head back

20. A person has a nosebleed. What is the correct first aid technique to manage this situation?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Apply ice directly inside the nostril B. Have the person lie flat on their back C. Have the person lean forward and pinch the nose D. Have the person tilt their head back

21. A patient recovering from a stroke shows motor deficits in the right upper limb. Which rehabilitation strategy MOST directly targets neuroplasticity to improve function?

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A. Passive range-of-motion exercises only B. Task-specific repetitive training and functional exercises C. Prolonged bed rest to prevent fatigue D. Solely verbal encouragement without physical practice

22. A patient recovering from a stroke shows motor deficits in the right upper limb. Which rehabilitation strategy MOST directly targets neuroplasticity to improve function?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Passive range-of-motion exercises only B. Task-specific repetitive training and functional exercises C. Prolonged bed rest to prevent fatigue D. Solely verbal encouragement without physical practice

23. A patient recovering from a stroke shows motor deficits in the right upper limb. Which rehabilitation strategy MOST directly targets neuroplasticity to improve function?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Passive range-of-motion exercises only B. Task-specific repetitive training and functional exercises C. Prolonged bed rest to prevent fatigue D. Solely verbal encouragement without physical practice

24. A patient recovering from a stroke shows motor deficits in the right upper limb. Which rehabilitation strategy MOST directly targets neuroplasticity to improve function?

Nursing 📄 Staff Nurse (2026)

A. Passive range-of-motion exercises only B. Task-specific repetitive training and functional exercises C. Prolonged bed rest to prevent fatigue D. Solely verbal encouragement without physical practice

25. A nurse is caring for a patient who appears withdrawn and reluctant to speak. Which therapeutic communication technique should the nurse apply to encourage the patient to express feelings?

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A. Offering reassuring clichés to reduce anxiety B. Using silence to provide an opportunity for the patient to speak C. Giving personal advice to make the patient comfortable D. Changing the subject to avoid discomfort

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