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Romberg’s test is used to 5

A) Ataxia B) Anosmia C) Apraxia D) Agnosia
Temporary period of normality in a patient’s neurological status following head injury
is called

A) Stupor B) Delirium

C) Lucid interval D) Obtundation

Cardiac glycosides are drugs used to
A) Lower blood cholesterol level B) Dilate blood vessels
C) Maintain normal heart rate and rhythm D) Lower blood pressure

While caring a patient suspected for DVT, the nurse should not
A) Administer anticoagulant therapy B) Maintain strict bed rest
C) Massage or exercise affected limits D) Elevate foot end of bed

The collapse of the alveoli due to obstruction or hypoventilation is called
A) Emphysema B) Empyema C) Atelectasis 0) Bronchiectasis

Which among the following breathing exercise is most beneficial for a patient with
COPD ?

A) Deep breathing B) Incentive spirometry
C) Pursed lip breathing D) Cough exercise

Acontagious disease caused by Treponema pallidum by intimate contact or in utero
transmission is

A) Gonorrhea B) Pemphigus
C) Psoriasis D) Syphilis

The mode of transmission of Japanese encephalitis is
A) Droplet Infection

B) Bite of infected mosquitoes

C) Bite of an infected animal

D) Consumption of contaminated water

The open vial policy is applied to all vaccines except
A) Measles vaccine B) DPT vaccine
C) Hepatitis B vaccine D) TT vaccine