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Important features of rheumatic heart disease
Valvualr Disease
Cardiac enzyme levels are monitored in the patient chest pain because …………………………..
Serial measurement of enzyme level reveals the extent of cardiac damage and helps to monitor healing process
Hotler Monitoring means
Ambulatory ECG
Which enzyme is only found in myocardium?
Troponin I
Another name for cardiac blood pool image is ……………………
MUGA Scan
What is the INR value for patient receiving warfarin
2-3
The drug used for stress test
Dobutamine
Blood Coagulation requires
All the above
Normal Hb range in adult
12 – 16 gm/dl
Vitamin required for blood circulation and coagulation is ………………………..
Vit K
Part of the blood without cells and protein is known as
Serum
What is the INR value for patient with mechanical prosthetic heart valve?
2.5 – 3.5
Blood without blood cell is ……………………..
Plasma
After the transfusion of one unit whole blood expected increase in hemoglobin level is ……………………….
1 gm%
Normal hematocrit value in male is ………………….
10 – 24 %
Test used to find out Vitamin B12 deficiency is …………………………..
Schilling Test
Which among the following is required for the production of RBC’s
Folic Acid
Total serum protien range is ………………………….
6.0 to 8.2 mg/dl
Hematemesis is ……………………………..
blood in vomitus
Inflammation of salivary gland is ……………………….
Sialadentitis
Pantoprazole is ………………………….
Proton pump inhibitor
Dietary management of ascites is …………………….
Restric water & sodium intake
Inflammation of oral cavity is ………………………….
Stomatitis
Haemoptysis is
Blood in sputum
3 L of fluid obtained via paracentesis in a client, the expected complication in this client is …………….
Respiratory arrest
Malena is ……………………….
Occult blood in stool
Inflammation of toungue
Glossitia
Hepatitis B carrier duration is ………………………….
9 months
Inflammation of stomach is ………………………..
Inflammation of gum ……………………
Gingivitis
Hematochezia is ……………………………
Fresh blood in stool
Stone in salivary gland is known as ………………………..
Sialolithiasis
Direct serum bilurubin range is ……………………………
0.1 to 0.4 mg./dl
Which among the following complication will be present in a client following gastrectomy?
Anemia
Common location of liver abcess
Right lobe of liver
Indirect serum bilurubin level is …………………..
0.2 to 0.8 mg./dl
In a patient with deceased or absent gag reflex, side lying position is given to …………………….
Prevent aspiration
Right side lying position given to a client following liver biopsy to ………………………….
For hemostatis
Activation of …………………………leads to increase in peristalsis
Parasympathetic stimulation
Gastroenterostomy is ………………………………….
All the above
There is no drainage from colostomy after 24 hour of its creation. Nurse should aware that it is because of ………………………….
Absense of gastrointestinal motility
Increased level of unconjugated bilirubin is because of the problem with …………………… organan
Liver
Identify clear fluid diet among the following …………………..
All the above
Gastric Aspiration can leads to
Water and electrolysis imbalances
Congenital hypothyroidism is …………………………….
Cretinism
Which among the following hormone has intracellular receptors in all the organ?
Thyroid Hormone
Clinical features of congenital hypothyroidism is ………………….
All the above
Gigantism is seen in ………..
Hyperpituitarism
Lack of thyroid hormone in children leads in …………………………
Cretinism
Hyperglacimia is the manifestation of ………………
All the above
increased blood sugar level is the charasteristic feature of ……………………….
All the above
Hypertriglyceridemia can be seen in …………………..
Both A & B
Hypoglycemia is present in ……………………..
All the above
Weight gain is the feature of …………………….
Both B & C
Hyperthyroidism leads to …………………….
All the above
Nursing management of a client with hyperthyroidism is ………………………
Both A & B
In a person with hypocalcaemia parathyroid dysfunction is suspected, the confirmatory diagnostic test shows ……………………………
Decreased parathormone
Clinical manifeststion of grave’s disease includes ………………………
All the above
Normal random blood sugar level is
80 – 110 mg./dl
cause of goiter is ………………..
iodine Deficiency
Hormone elevated in a client with hypothyroidism is ……………….
TSH
Diabetic foot care plan include …………………
All the above
Other name for type – 1 diabetis mellitus is ………………………………………
Juvenile diabetis
Human chorionic gonadotropin is produced by ………………….
placenta
Type – II diabetis mellitus is also known as ……………………
Adult onset diabetis mellitus
Risk factors for autoimmune thyroiditis (hashimoto disease) is ………………………………..
All the above
posterior pituatory secretes ……………………..
Oxytoxin
Clinical manifestation of SIADH includes …………………………..
All the above
Which among the following DM is characterized by resistance of the cells to insulin ……………………….
Type 1
Most common cause for insulin resistance is ……………………….
Post receptor defects
All the following hormones are secreted by posterior pituatory EXCEPT
ADH
Which among the following DM is characterized by damage to beta cells
Type 1
Electrolyte imbalance seen in hyper – parathyroidism is ……………………………
Hypercalcemia
Electrolyte need to be replaced in DKA is ……………………………….
Pottasium
Electrolyte imbalance seen in hypo – parathyroidism is ………………………..
Hypocalcemia
Following the resection craniopharyngioma important nursing intervention is …………………….
Hourly urine specific gravity
Charasteristic respoiration present in diabetic ketoacidosis is ………………………………….
Kussumal respiration
Electrolyte imbalance seen in hyper-thyroidism
hypercalcemia
Complication of diabetis mellitus include …………………………………..
All of the above
How exercise helps a diabetic patient?
Reduce insulin need by reducing blood glucose level
cretinism/myxedema develops due to
Hypothyroidism
Electrolyte imbalance seen in hypo thyroidism is ……………………….
Hypercalcemia
P’S of mellitus are all EXCEPT
Poliarthia
Clinical manisfestation of hypo parathyroidism includes
All
True sentence about diabetic diet is ……………………………..
Sufficient calories to meet nutrional needs of the client
DM patient complaining of irritability, sweating, and thirst, these are suggestive of
Hypoglycemia
hematochezia is seen ………………………..
Lower Gi haemmorrhage
Ranitidine (rantac) is ………………………
H2 receptor Block
Identify the hepatitis transmitted via non – parenteral route
hepatitis transmitted via non – parenteral route is Hep A and Hep E
hepatitis transmitted via parenteral route is Hep B & Hep C
Richest source of energy among the following is ………………………
Glass of orange juice
Correct regading typhoid ulcer
All the above
Risk of ………………………….. hepatitis is more after blood transfusion
Hepatitis C
Chief storage form of iron in human body is ……………………………..
Serum ferritin
Which of the following is correct about hepatitis
All the above.
Gastric acid is nuetralized in the intestine due to the action of …………………………………
Bicarbonate
hepatitis is infectious during …………… period
Incubation period
malena is seen in
All the above
Condition in which excess gas accumulates in the gastrointestinal tract and causes abdominal distension is known as …………………………………….
Meteorism
Normal GI system finding in adult includes …………………………
Both A & B
Correct regarding Typhoid fever is ……………………………………….
All the above
Hepatitis A mostly occur among …………………….
Children between 3 – 12 years
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