HP Staff Nurse Paper (26004 (Shift 1)) - Online Test & Solved Answer Key

Question 1 of 120 Nursing

During a legal inquiry, a hospital administrator is asked to provide patient records. Which approach best balances legal obligations and patient confidentiality?

A. Release records if the requesting party is a government official B. Release records only with proper court authorization or patient consent C. Release records upon verbal request from law enforcement D. Release records after notifying the patient via email

Question 2 of 120 India GK

What was a significant consequence of India's globalisation efforts initiated in 1991, as part of the economic reforms?

A. Reduction in foreign exchange reserves due to increased imports B. Complete elimination of tariffs on all imported goods C. Decrease in GDP growth rate due to increased competition D. Increase in foreign investment and economic growth

Question 3 of 120 Nursing

During an internal audit, it is found that medication trays are frequently misplaced. Which intervention applies both hospitalization process and quality control principles?

A. Allow staff to store trays wherever convenient B. Reduce the number of medication trays available C. Implement a standardized tracking system for trays D. Assign tray handling only to senior staff

Question 4 of 120 Nursing

A major concern of prolonged thumb-sucking is ___________.

A. improves finger control B. leads to dental problems C. causes eye strain issues D. helps sleep patterns

Question 5 of 120 English

Select the most appropriate word to fill in the blank. If he ___ harder, he would have passed the examination.

A. studies B. has studied C. had studied D. studied

Question 6 of 120 Nursing

A 24-year-old college student presents with sudden onset fever, headache, and a petechial rash. Cerebrospinal fluid shows gram-negative diplococci. Which organism is most likely responsible for his condition?

A. Neisseria meningitidis B. Acinetobacter baumannii C. Moraxella catarrhalis D. Escherichia coli

Question 7 of 120 English

A sentence has been given with highlighted text. You are required to replace the text with the correct proverb given in the options. He decided to start his own business despite the risks because he believes that courageous action is often rewarded.

A. time and tide wait for no man B. curiosity killed the cat C. fortune favours the brave D. haste makes waste

Question 8 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following chromosomal disorders is characterized by severe developmental and physical retardation, microcephaly and sloping forehead, polydactyly, congenital heart disease and capillary hemangiomata?

A. Klinefelter syndrome B. Down syndrome C. Edward syndrome D. Patau syndrome

Question 9 of 120 English

Complete the sentence with the correct article. After hours of searching, they finally reached ___ summit of Mount Everest, exhausted but triumphant.

A. a B. the C. no article D. an

Question 10 of 120 Reasoning

Refer to the following letter series and answer the question. (Left) B Y M G H N U X S F Z O W F E K V T A D R (Right) How many letters are there in the English alphabetical series between the letter which is sixth from the right end and sixth from the left end of the series?

A. Three B. One C. Four D. Two

Question 11 of 120 India GK

What could be the consequence if a candidate uses government vehicles for an election campaign after the announcement of elections?

A. They must issue a public apology B. The candidate must pay a fine C. They will be disqualified from future elections D. The court may invalidate the candidate's election

Question 12 of 120 Nursing

What is the appropriate compression-to-breath ratio in pediatric Basic Life Support (BLS) when only one rescuer is available?

A. 01-Jan-1900 B. 31-Dec-1899 C. 31-Dec-1899 D. 31-Dec-1899

Question 13 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following is a primary purpose of the hospital discharge procedure?

A. To ensure continuity of care after leaving the hospital B. To admit new patients immediately C. To assign a new hospital room D. To schedule laboratory tests

Question 14 of 120 Nursing

Which antiplatelet agent is preferred for stroke prevention in patients with aspirin intolerance?

A. Tirofiban B. Abciximab C. Ticlopidine D. Clopidogrel

Question 15 of 120 Nursing

A person with blood group AB can receive blood from a person with blood group ______.

A. O only B. A, B, AB, and O C. B only D. A only

Question 16 of 120 Nursing

The most effective component of social mobilisation is:

A. health camp B. community participation C. passive participation by healthcare workers D. community leaders keeping health information private

Question 17 of 120 Nursing

Which assessment finding should alert the nurse to the possibility of brain herniation in a patient with a nervous system emergency?

A. Unilateral fixed and dilated pupil B. Bilateral constricted pupils C. Both pupils reactive to light equally D. Brisk pupil reaction to light

Question 18 of 120 Nursing

A pediatric nurse notices a child withdrawing during a family consultation. Which action can help encourage the child’s participation in the discussion?

A. Ignoring the child to avoid discomfort B. Providing only written materials for review C. Expecting the family to interpret for the child D. Asking open-ended questions directed at the child

Question 19 of 120 Reasoning

In a certain code language, ‘we start early’ is coded as ‘nf yw su’ and ‘the early bird’ is coded as ‘bh dq yw’. How is ‘early’ coded in the given language?

A. nf B. yw C. su D. dq

Question 20 of 120 Nursing

A community health nurse is developing a program to reduce the incidence of vaccine-preventable diseases in children under five years. Which approach best represents primary prevention in this scenario?

A. Providing nutrition rehabilitation for children with vaccine-preventable diseases B. Treating children with vaccine-preventable diseases C. Organizing routine immunization campaigns in the areas D. Conducting early screening for developmental delays and immediate treatment options

Question 21 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following would NOT be included in a standard dietary assessment?

A. Food frequency questionnaire B. 24-hour dietary recall C. Food diary D. Measuring skinfold thickness

Question 22 of 120 Hindi

‘उल्टा चोर कोतवाल को डाँटे’ – लोकोक्ति का उचित अर्थ क्या है?

A. अपराध करके भी धौंस जमाना B. सबको खुश नहीं किया जा सकता है C. सबका प्रिय होना D. किस्मत से मिलना

Question 23 of 120 Nursing

A chronic smoker develops squamous cells in the bronchial epithelium, which are normally ciliated columnar. Which adaptation is represented?

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

Question 24 of 120 Nursing

Zika virus disease is transmitted by the bite of which of the following infected mosquitoes?

A. Mansonia B. Anopheles C. Culex D. Aedes aegypti

Question 25 of 120 India GK

If the Indian textile industry aims to reduce its reliance on imported fabric, which sector should be prioritised for improvement?

A. Raw cotton production B. Spinning sector C. Weaving and processing sector D. Apparel manufacturing sector

Question 26 of 120 India GK

Why did the Indian National Congress begin to seriously mobilise the working class from the 1920s onwards?

A. To curb mass revolt and bolster anti-imperialism B. To oppose the Communists only C. To support only Indian-owned industries D. To abolish all trade unions

Question 27 of 120 Nursing

A neonate born to a diabetic mother shows initial blood glucose value of less than 20 mg/dl. The lab test confirms the report. What should be the next course of action in this case?

A. Start intravenous glucose infusion B. Trial of oral feed is given C. Monitor blood sugar every 6 hours D. Advice mother to give frequent feeding

Question 28 of 120 Nursing

A hospital administrator is developing a policy to manage shift handovers between medical and nursing teams. Which element should be included to promote effective coordination?

A. Flexible handover timings B. Mandatory use of handover checklists C. Verbal updates without documentation D. Electronic reminders for staff

Question 29 of 120 HP GK

Which of the following hill states in Himachal Pradesh officially participated in the 1857 Revolt against the British?

A. Sirmaur B. Rampur Bushahr C. Bilaspur D. Mandi

Question 30 of 120 Nursing

What is the main goal of community-based rehabilitation?

A. Increase medical costs B. Promote complete isolation C. Create new hospitals D. Improve quality of life

Question 31 of 120 Nursing

What is the trend of ionisation energy as you move from left to right across a period?

A. Remains constant B. Decreases C. First increases and then decreases D. Increases

Question 32 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following mainly affects high staff turnover in healthcare?

A. Store records B. Administrative salary C. Quality of patient care D. Building maintenance

Question 33 of 120 Current Affairs

In 2025, Columbia University professor Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak was honored with which prestigious international award?

A. Booker Prize 2025 B. Holberg Prize 2025 C. Nobel Prize in Literature 2025 D. Ramon Magsaysay Award 2025

Question 34 of 120 Nursing

Which chamber of the heart receives deoxygenated blood from the body?

A. Left ventricle B. Right atrium C. Right ventricle D. Left atrium

Question 35 of 120 Nursing

Which chamber of the heart pumps oxygenated blood into the systemic circulation?

A. Left atrium B. Right ventricle C. Left ventricle D. Right atrium

Question 36 of 120 Nursing

A healthcare worker educates families on handwashing to reduce the spread of hepatitis A. Which type of prevention is this?

A. Secondary prevention B. Primary prevention C. Tertiary prevention D. Quarantine

Question 37 of 120 Nursing

A patient with severe asthma is not responding adequately to inhaled corticosteroids and long-acting beta-2 agonists. Which medication could be added as a leukotriene receptor antagonist to improve control?

A. Formoterol B. Montelukast C. Fluticasone D. Ipratropium

Question 38 of 120 Nursing

Which electrolyte imbalance is commonly seen in parathyroid disorders?

A. Iron B. Sodium C. Calcium D. Chloride

Question 39 of 120 Nursing

What is generally indicated by a MUAC measurement of less than 115 mm in a child?

A. Severe acute malnutrition B. Moderate malnutrition C. Normal nutritional status D. Overweight or obesity

Question 40 of 120 Nursing

A tentative prediction or explanation of the relationship between two or more variables is called ______.

A. Self report B. Assumption C. Hypotheses D. Questionnaire

Question 41 of 120 Nursing

What is the primary purpose of first aid?

A. To replace professional medical treatment completely B. To diagnose medical conditions accurately C. To delay medical attention as long as possible D. To provide immediate care before professional help arrives

Question 42 of 120 Nursing

A nurse is caring for a client with increased metabolic needs due to severe burns. Which macronutrient should be prioritized to support tissue repair?

A. Fat B. Fiber C. Protein D. Carbohydrates

Question 43 of 120 Nursing

While choosing the sterilization method, the most important factor to be considered is:

A. Time B. Convenience C. Cost D. Type of equipment

Question 44 of 120 India GK

Which of the following is the highest dam in India and a multi-purpose rock and earth-fill dam on the Bhagirathi River?

A. Bhakra Nangal B. Hirakud C. Koyna D. Tehri

Question 45 of 120 Nursing

What is the main influence on a child's early development (ages 0–5 years)?

A. Social media trends B. Local school board C. Family environment D. Peer group contact

Question 46 of 120 Hindi

‘चोर के पैर नहीं होते’ लोकोक्ति का सही अर्थ क्या होगा?

A. बेईमानी का पैसा बुरे कामों में लग जाता है । B. दोषी व्यक्ति अपने-आप फँसता है । C. घुस पानेवाला कभी न कभी पकड़ा जाता है । D. आदतें पक्की होती हैं, बदलती नहीं हैं ।

Question 47 of 120 Nursing

A realistic approach of estimating the nursing manpower demand by identifying regions that are similar in their demographic and health profile but are different in their costs and deployment of health care resources is:

A. Economic demand approach B. Benchmarking approach C. Service target based approach D. Normative approach

Question 48 of 120 Nursing

A hospital administrator reviews data showing high rates of absenteeism and turnover among nursing staff. Which intervention would best promote nurse retention and reduce absenteeism?

A. Increase patient-to-nurse ratios B. Assign less desirable shifts to frequent absentees C. Implement professional development and recognition programs D. Decrease orientation periods for new hires

Question 49 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following maternal behaviors poses the greatest risk to normal fetal development?

A. Adequate hydration B. Smoking C. High intake of folic acid D. Moderate exercise

Question 50 of 120 Nursing

Which practice directly interrupts the chain of infection in a hospital setting by eliminating pathogenic organisms from surfaces?

A. Using cloth towels for hand drying B. Keeping windows closed C. Routine disinfection of frequently touched areas D. Wearing gloves without changing them

Question 51 of 120 Nursing

Which scenario most accurately reflects the multifactorial nature of cancer etiology described in oncology nursing foundations?

A. A patient exposed to ultraviolet radiation once develops malignant melanoma B. A patient develops colon cancer solely due to a single APC gene mutation C. A smoker with a strong family history of cancer develops lung cancer after long-term asbestos exposure D. Breast cancer occurs only in individuals with inherited BRCA mutations

Question 52 of 120 Nursing

A 50-year-old patient presents with dizziness and a weak, irregular pulse. During assessment, the nurse counts 44 beats per minute at the radial artery and notes occasional missed beats. Which action is most appropriate for the nurse to take next?

A. Apply a warm compress to the patient's wrist B. Immediately notify the healthcare provider of findings C. Assess the apical pulse for a full minute for accuracy D. Recheck the radial pulse on the opposite wrist

Question 53 of 120 Reasoning

Refer to the following number-symbol series and answer the question that follows. Counting is to be done from left to right only. (Left) ? 6 # 7 > $ + $6 < > 9 7 ^ < ^ @ 8 > <$ (Right) How many such numbers are there each of which is immediately preceded by another number and also immediately followed by a symbol?

A. Two B. One C. Four D. Three

Question 54 of 120 Hindi

‘अब पछताए होत का जब चिड़िया चुग गई खेत’- लोकोक्ति का उचित अर्थ क्या है?

A. निराशावादी दृष्टिकोण रखना B. अपनी गलती से हानि हो जाने पर पछतावा व्यर्थ है C. ऊँचा स्थान पाकर घमण्ड करना D. समय से पीछे चलना अच्छा है

Question 55 of 120 Nursing

A nurse is preparing to feed a patient who has difficulty in swallowing. Which approach is most appropriate to promote safety and adequate nutrition?

A. Offer small bites and allow time to chew and swallow B. Serve all food together and feed rapidly C. Provide only liquid foods to speed up feeding D. Encourage talking during swallowing

Question 56 of 120 Reasoning

Seven people, E, F, G, H, I, J and K are sitting in a straight line, facing north. Only five people sit to the right of I. Only three people sit between G and I. K sits second to the right of E. F sits to the immediate right of E. J is not an immediate neighbour of G. How many people sit between J and K?

A. One B. Two C. Three D. Four

Question 57 of 120 Nursing

Which non-communicable disease can lead to complications such as retinopathy, nephropathy, and neuropathy?

A. Diabetes mellitus B. Hyperthyroidism C. Epilepsy D. Tuberculosis

Question 58 of 120 India GK

Which of the following factors would NOT contribute to a farmer falling into a debt trap?

A. Pests damaging crops B. High market demand for the crop C. Reliance on moneylenders D. Crop failure

Question 59 of 120 Nursing

Which term best describes an allele that is expressed only when both copies are identical?

A. Dominant B. Codominant C. Recessive D. Incomplete

Question 60 of 120 Nursing

Which organ is mainly affected in Wilms tumour?

A. Kidney of the child B. Liver of the child C. Heart of the child D. Lungs of the child

Question 61 of 120 Nursing

What is commonly assessed by the anthropometric measurements?

A. Food preferences, food taboos and cultural beliefs B. Psychological factors affecting eating habits C. Physical body measurements like height and weight D. Biochemical markers in the blood and urine

Question 62 of 120 Nursing

When an object is placed between the pole (P) and the focus (F) of a concave mirror, what kind of image is formed?

A. Virtual, erect, and enlarged. B. Virtual, erect, and point-sized. C. Real, inverted, and diminished. D. Real, inverted, and same size.

Question 63 of 120 Nursing

Which disorder is characterized by painless abdominal swelling and proteinuria in children?

A. Appendicitis B. Acute glomerulonephritis C. Intussusception D. Nephrotic syndrome

Question 64 of 120 Nursing

A patient experiencing constipation seeks advice from the nurse. Which of the following dietary modifications can help alleviate this problem?

A. Eat high protein diet B. Drink plenty of carbonated beverages C. Eat fiber-rich foods D. Eat less fruits and vegetables

Question 65 of 120 Nursing

A 60-year-old patient with open-angle glaucoma is prescribed a topical medication that increases the outflow of aqueous humor through the trabecular meshwork. Which drug is most likely being administered?

A. Brimonidine eye drops B. Acetazolamide tablets C. Latanoprost eye drops D. Timolol eye drops

Question 66 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following is the first piece of PPE to be donned?

A. Mask B. Gown C. Gloves D. Face shield

Question 67 of 120 Hindi

निम्नलिखित वाक्य को उचित गुणवाचक विशेषण द्वारा पूर्ण करें। तुम्हारा ___ कुर्ता कहाँ है, मुझे आज पहनना है।

A. एक B. वह C. काला D. दूसरा

Question 68 of 120 English

Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the underlined group of words in the following sentence. She was declared legally insane in a rigged trial and was put in an establishment for the medical treatment of people who are chronically ill.

A. a laboratorium B. an auditorium C. a sanatorium D. a planetarium

Question 69 of 120 Nursing

Which category of drugs is used to reduce fever in children?

A. Antiemetics B. Antibiotics C. Analgesics D. Antipyretics

Question 70 of 120 Nursing

Which chromosomal abnormality is associated with clenched fists, micrognathia, and cardiac defects and carries a poor prognosis?

A. Monosomy X B. Trisomy 18 (Edwards syndrome) C. Trisomy 13 (Patau syndrome) D. Trisomy 21

Question 71 of 120 Nursing

A patient undergoing warfarin therapy is monitored using prothrombin time because warfarin affects which part of the coagulation cascade?

A. Common pathway B. Extrinsic pathway C. Fibrinolytic pathway D. Intrinsic pathway

Question 72 of 120 HP GK

As per the Himachal Pradesh Human Development Report 2025 (prepared by the Government of Himachal Pradesh, in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme), what was the multidimensional poverty level in Himachal Pradesh in 2019–2021?

A. 0.049 B. 0.015 C. 0.107 D. 0.069

Question 73 of 120 Nursing

The practice of nursing in India is regulated through registration (license to practice) as RN and RM by which of the following bodies?

A. Indian Nursing Council B. State Nursing Council C. Trained Nurses Association of India D. Christian Medical Association of India

Question 74 of 120 Nursing

To prevent infection in patients with an indwelling urinary catheter, which nursing action is most important?

A. Increasing oral fluid intake B. Maintaining a closed drainage system C. Ensuring daily catheter irrigation D. Changing the catheter site dressing daily

Question 75 of 120 Nursing

A nurse is assessing a patient with suspected heart failure. Which assessment finding most strongly indicates fluid overload related to cardiovascular dysfunction?

A. Brisk capillary refill in nail beds B. Warm and dry skin on extremities C. Presence of bilateral ankle edema D. Clear breath sounds on auscultation

Question 76 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following is an autosomal dominant disorder?

A. Phenylketonuria B. Beta Thalassemia C. Sickle cell disease D. Marfan syndrome

Question 77 of 120 Nursing

A 3-year-old develops a high fever, irritability, and a bulging fontanelle. Which pediatric disease is most consistent with these findings?

A. Pneumonia B. Otitis media C. Meningitis D. Bronchitis

Question 78 of 120 Nursing

What is the purpose of a data collection tool in nursing research?

A. Store outcomes B. Guide procedure C. Measure variables D. Ensure privacy

Question 79 of 120 Nursing

Which structure is responsible for producing sweat in the skin?

A. Meissner's corpuscle B. Hair follicle C. Eccrine gland D. Sebaceous gland

Question 80 of 120 HP GK

Which of the following is the primary factor responsible for the wide variation in climatic conditions in Himachal Pradesh?

A. Distance from the sea B. Variation in elevation C. Latitude D. Ocean currents

Question 81 of 120 Nursing

Which valve is commonly affected in rheumatic heart disease?

A. Aortic valve B. Mitral valve C. Pulmonary valve D. Tricuspid valve

Question 82 of 120 Current Affairs

Where were the 2025 FISU Winter World University Games held in January, in which for the first time para sports took place as part of the main sporting programme?

A. Lake Placid, USA B. Turin, Italy C. Harbin, China D. Grenoble, France

Question 83 of 120 Nursing

Which neurotransmitter dysfunction is most implicated in the etiology of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)?

A. Serotonin B. Oxytocin C. Acetylcholine D. Noradrenaline

Question 84 of 120 Nursing

A hospital is evaluating two cleaning methods: dry dusting and wet mopping. Which method is more effective for reducing airborne bacteria in wards, and why?

A. Wet mopping, because it traps dust and microbes rather than dispersing them B. Wet mopping, because it increases airborne bacteria C. Dry dusting, because it is faster and less labor-intensive D. Dry dusting, because it sterilizes surfaces

Question 85 of 120 Nursing

Which exercise is commonly recommended to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles after childbirth?

A. Arm stretches B. Kegel exercises C. Toe raises D. Neck rotations

Question 86 of 120 Nursing

When should oral drugs not be given?

A. If patient is vomiting B. If patient is sitting C. If patient is awake D. If patient is eating

Question 87 of 120 Nursing

The digestion of excess or worn out organelles, food particles and engulfed bacteria and viruses is done by:

A. Golgi apparatus B. Centrosomes C. Lysosomes D. Endoplasmic reticulum

Question 88 of 120 Nursing

A quality framework model that measures quality as structure, process and outcome is the:

A. Quality management model B. Donabedian model C. ANA model D. Wilson’s model

Question 89 of 120 India GK

The Chauri-Chaura incident led to the withdrawal of which of the following mass movements?

A. Quit India Movement B. Civil Disobedience Movement C. Non-cooperation Movement D. Khilafat Movement

Question 90 of 120 Nursing

Which action is fundamental when providing first aid to an injured person before professional help arrives?

A. Starting CPR immediately B. Ensuring the scene is safe C. Delaying care until the exact diagnosis is confirmed D. Attempting to realign fractured limbs at the injury site

Question 91 of 120 Nursing

A patient's BMI is calculated as 14.5. According to standard classifications, this would be classified as:

A. Obese B. Overweight C. Normal weight D. Underweight

Question 92 of 120 Nursing

What is indicated by the reticulocyte count in the blood?

A. The number of immature red blood cells B. The amount of oxygen in the blood C. The number of white blood cells D. The number of platelets in the blood

Question 93 of 120 Nursing

A pregnant woman in her second trimester reports experiencing heartburn after meals. Which intervention is most appropriate to alleviate this minor ailment?

A. Suggesting immediate intake of citrus juices after meals B. Recommending a high-fat evening meal C. Encouraging small, frequent meals throughout the day D. Advising complete bed rest after eating

Question 94 of 120 Nursing

During a patient teaching session, a nurse notices the patient appears distracted and is not making eye contact. What action the nurse should do to maintain an effective therapeutic relationship?

A. Repeat the teaching session from the beginning B. Continue with the planned teaching without addressing the distraction C. Increase the pace of the teaching to complete the session D. Pause the teaching and assess the patient's readiness to learn

Question 95 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following is part of the internal female genitalia?

A. Vulva B. Clitoris C. Labia D. Ovaries

Question 96 of 120 Nursing

A traditional format for documentation of patient-related data and nursing care is:

A. CBE charting B. Pie charting C. Narrative charting D. Focus charting

Question 97 of 120 Nursing

Which enzyme type is most appropriate for catalyzing the transfer of a phosphate group from ATP to a substrate in metabolic pathways?

A. Hydrolase B. Kinase C. Isomerase D. Ligase

Question 98 of 120 Hindi

वह आक्रोश से ..............उठा था । उपरोक्त वाक्य में रिक्त स्थान की पूर्ति के लिए उचित क्रिया-विशेषण शब्द का चयन करें –

A. पड़ा B. भर C. दे D. सकता

Question 99 of 120 Nursing

An irregular pulse rate with skipped beat in between is known as:

A. Arrhythmia B. Bradycardia C. Tachycardia D. Pulse- deficit

Question 100 of 120 English

Select the antonym of 'expand' from the sentence. Instead of electing to amplify the core business, the manager, citing fiscal caution, decided to drastically curtail its peripheral, non-essential operations.

A. curtail B. peripheral C. amplify D. citing

Question 101 of 120 India GK

Social changes are defined as:

A. changes in individual personality B. economical changes in society only C. changes in the political structure only D. permanent changes in social structure and cultural patterns in a society over time

Question 102 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following best describes qualitative research?

A. Explores numerical data using statistical methods B. Focuses on exploring human experiences and meanings C. Measures biochemical parameters in lab settings D. Tests hypotheses using randomized controlled trials

Question 103 of 120 India GK

Which of the following is the primary objective of the Right to Information Act 2005 in India?

A. To promote transparency and accountability in the functioning of public authorities B. To empower government to hide information C. To delay decision-making processes in government D. To ensure secrecy in government operations

Question 104 of 120 HP GK

For balanced industrial and service sector development, into how many areas is Himachal Pradesh state categorized under Himachal Pradesh Industrial Investment Policy, 2019?

A. 4 B. 3 C. 2 D. 10

Question 105 of 120 Reasoning

What should come in place of ? in the given series based on the English alphabetical order? EPJ HSM KVP NYS ?

A. QBV B. PBV C. QBU D. QBW

Question 106 of 120 Nursing

Which blood disorder is caused by a lack of clotting factor VIII?

A. Haemophilia type A B. Thalassemia major C. Anaemia from iron loss D. Sickle cell anaemia

Question 107 of 120 Nursing

Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum is a feature of?

A. Edward syndrome B. Turner syndrome C. Aicardi syndrome D. Angelman syndrome

Question 108 of 120 Nursing

After pneumonectomy surgery, which of the following positions is recommended to reduce complications like mediastinal shift and promote optimal recovery?

A. Supine with head elevated and operated side down B. Lateral decubitus with the non-operated lung uppermost C. Prone with arms extended forward D. Lateral decubitus with the operated lung uppermost

Question 109 of 120 Current Affairs

Which key test was conducted by ISRO on 28th March 2025 to advance its semicryogenic engine development?

A. Cold flow test of cryogenic lines B. Booster combustion analysis C. Flight test of the complete launch vehicle D. Hot test of the Engine Power Head Test Article

Question 110 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following diagnostic evaluations is used when cretinism is suspected?

A. Thyroid Function Test B. Cytogenic evaluation C. Chronic villi Sampling D. Electo encephalogram

Question 111 of 120 Nursing

A chronic alcoholic complains of recurrent epigastric pain and is diagnosed with a peptic ulcer. Which of the following interventions best addresses the underlying pathophysiology?

A. Use of anticholinergic medications B. Partial gastrectomy C. Total parenteral nutrition D. Eradication of Helicobacter pylori infection

Question 112 of 120 Nursing

Which action should a nurse take before administering intravenous digoxin to a patient with atrial fibrillation?

A. Assess the patient’s apical pulse for one minute B. Ask about allergy to penicillin C. Check the radial pulse for thirty seconds D. Review laboratory potassium result

Question 113 of 120 Current Affairs

What is India’s rank in the Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI) for 2025?

A. 7th B. 14th C. 18th D. 10th

Question 114 of 120 HP GK

Which scheme was launched in 2018 by the Himachal Pradesh Government to develop and promote untapped tourist destinations in the state?

A. Shivalik Eco-Tourism Mission B. Him Darshan Yojana C. Paryatan Vikas Abhiyan D. Nai Raahein, Nayi Manzilein

Question 115 of 120 Nursing

Which enzyme is primarily responsible for the breakdown of starch into maltose during carbohydrate digestion in the human body?

A. Lactase B. Protease C. Sucrase D. Amylase

Question 116 of 120 Nursing

Which of the following is a primary function of carbohydrates in the body?

A. Maintaining fluid balance B. Providing energy for daily activities C. Assisting in hormone production D. Promoting bone mineralization

Question 117 of 120 Nursing

A nurse researcher is planning to study learning needs of nursing students on isolation nursing practices. She establishes a sampling frame of undergraduate nursing students attending Delhi University. Which method of probability sampling is she using?

A. Cluster Sampling B. Simple Random Sampling C. Systematic Sampling D. Quota Sampling

Question 118 of 120 Nursing

When is the ideal time for documenting the administration of a drug to a patient?

A. While taking over the patient B. While handing over the patient C. Before administering drug D. After administering drug

Question 119 of 120 Nursing

All of the following are the main functions of calcium in the body, EXCEPT:

A. Assisting in blood clotting B. Enhancing vision C. Supporting muscle contraction D. Building and maintaining strong bones and teeth

Question 120 of 120 Nursing

Ringing & buzzing sensation in ear is termed as:

A. Vertigo B. Swimmer’s ear C. Tinnitus D. Tugging

Himachal Pradesh Staff Nurse (26004 (Shift 1)) Online Test & Solved Paper

Question Palette

Boost Your Himachal Pradesh Staff Nurse Exam Preparation

📝 Staff Nurse Online Practice Test

Himachal Pradesh Staff Nurse (26004 (Shift 1)) Online Test & Solved Paper

Question Palette

Boost Your Himachal Pradesh Staff Nurse Exam Preparation