BCQ'S

Subject : Fundamental of nursing

1. A freedom from psychological and physical injury

is called ?
A. Risk B. Hazard C. Safety D. All
2. Adequate light is essential to reduce the risk
of............and to work easily.
A. Danger B. Syncope C. Meningitis D. Fall
3. The probability of chance of exposure to danger,
harm or loss is called ?
A. Risk B. Hazard C. Safety D. All
4. A complex process the involves identification,
analysis, and elimination of the risk factors is called?
A. Risk arrangement B. Risk limitation
C. Risk management D. Risk hazard
5. In the six rights of the patient, Right medicine,
Right dose, Right route, Right time which one is
sixths right?
A. Right documentation B. Right preparation
C. Right environment D. None
6. One of the most serious exposure for health care
personal that may cause blood borne disease, such
as Hepatitis or Aids is called ?
A. Hospital injury B. Slippery floor injury
C. Needle stick injury D. Injury
7. Factors that effect the safety of a person?
A. Age and development ( old or young child )
B. Life style
C. Safety awareness
D. All of the above
8. The functions of respiratory, CNS, GI, CVS can be
damaged and Renell failure result of
A. Medicine B. Poison C. Drugs D. Narcotics
9. In order to minimize the risk of injuries in toilets
we should take care of ?
A. Place raise commode
B. Keep the surface clean and dry
C. Should have good lighting
D. All of the above
10. The most common cause of death is falling
asleep while the ignition source was burning in
order to minimize the risk of death we should...........?
A. Small smoke detectors
B. Lead should not be used in house paint
C. Gas value should be classed before sleep
D. All of the above
11. A nurse is planning a teaching plan for an older
adult. Which common factor among older adult
patients must be considered?
A. Sensory decline occurs or one ages
B. Intelligence decreases as people age
C. Older adults are more resistant to change
D. Older adults rely more on visual rather than
auditory learning
12. The deliberate intervention that involves planing
and implementation of instructional activities and
experience to meet intended learner outcomes
according to a teaching plan is called.............?
A. Teaching B. Learning C. Understanding D.
Performance
13. Change in behaviour ( Knowledge, Skills,
Attitudes ) that can occur at anytime or in any place
as a result of exposure to environmental stimuli is
called..............?
A. Teaching B. Understanding C. Summarizing
D. Learning
14. Steps of identity learning needs use EXCEPT.
A. Identify the learner
B. Choose the right setting
C. Collect data on learner
D. Avoid educational resources
15. Factors facilities learning involves EXEPT.
A. Motivation
B. Readiness to learn
C. Non-judgemental support
D. Emotions
16. Characteristics of Teaching process care EXEPT.
A. Collect data, analyze client's learning strategies
and deficit
B. Make educational diagnosis
C. Prepare tea teaching plan
D. Implication Nurse strategies
17.which is the primary reason why Nurses attend
continuing education programs ?
A. Update professional knowledge
B. Network within the nursing profession
C. Fulfil requirements for advanced degree
D. Graduate from an accredited nursing program
18. Every person who attended a smoking session
educational program completed a questionnaire
which is this type of evaluation called?
A. Survey B. Post-test C. Case study D.
Focus group
19. A nurse is teaching a pre- school aged child.
Which teaching method is most appropriate for the
nurse to use when teaching a child in this age group?
20. A nurse is planning about weight- reduction
strategies to an obese patient which should the
nurse assess first before implementating the
teaching plan ?
A. Intelligence. B. Experience
C. Strength. D. Motivation
21. When soft tissue is compressed between a bony
prominence and external surface for a prolonged
period of time then it result in.
A. Pressure ulcer B. Pressure Bite C. Both D.
Decubitus ulcer
22. In a pressure ulcer the tissue is compressed
between two surface, usually the surface in the bed
and the bony skeleton, with a pressure greater than
A. 22 mm of pressure
B. 32 mm of pressure
C. 422 mm of pressure
D. 42 mm of pressure
23. The combination of friction and pressure, that
result in pressure ulcer, commonly occure due to
fowler's position is called...
A. Friction force B. Shearing force
C. Both D. Movement
24. Stage 1 pressure ulcer involves only........the of
skin.
A. Epidermal layer B. Dermal
C. Subcutaneous layer D. Hypodermal
25. For the prevention of Bed sores Reposition the
bedridden patients according to the Rule of
A. Rule of 30°
B. Rule of 40°
C. Rule of 45°
D. Rule of 60°