SGPGI Nursing Officers Exams

1. In dehyderation , when the electrolyte deficit a hexade exceeds the water deficit it is termed as:

2. Which of the following drugs is a coronary vasodilator?

3. A community health nurse has organised a camp for women aged 30 and above she is teaching them about breast self examination which level of Breast Cancer prevention is this

4. What are the population norms for setting up a mini anganwadi centre in rural areas under the ICDS programme?

5. To achieve the objective of mid day meal scheme for children from class I to V how much calories and protein should be provided in each meal:

6. The concentration of respirable suspended particulate matter is invariably higher in which of the areas:

7. Under the rashtriya Bal swasthya karyakram which of the following health care professionals screens children aged 6 weeks 6 years old at the anganwadi centre ?

8. Which of the following would be the first step in an any disease outbreak investigation?

9. Which of the following is an effective channel of reach a target audience and effect health behaviour change among poorer sections of the community?

10. Which of the following is the route of administering vitamin K in a newborn?

11. Wernicks-korsakoff syndrome is caused due to the deficiency of?

12. Which of the following is the confirmatory test for cystic fibrosis?

13. A highly malignant embryonal neoplasm which involves one or both kidneys in known as:

14. Which of the following chemotherapeutic agents causes Haemorrhagic cystitis?

15. In a critically ill child, during the acute stage of resuscitation of shock, the first choice of crystalloid should be:

16. Conscious of unconscious feeling of a nurse that are signalled by overly strong emotional reaction to a patient ( which can be either positive or negative) are collectively known as:

17. In..........a person has throught, impulses or images that cause marked anxiety resulting in repetitive behaviour or mental acts that attempt to neutralise this anxiety.

18. Which of the following is an antidote for lead poisoning?

19. In which of the following conditions does a dementia patient gets drowsiness confusion, ataxia or falls accidentally when external stimuli such as light and interpersonal orienting cues are diminished?

20. In defence mechanisms, shift of emotions from a person or object to another, usually neutral or less dangerous, person or object is called:

21. Flapping tremors are also called:

22. Which of the following is an acute decline in both, the level of consciousness and cognition with particular impairment in attention ? It is a life threatening yet potentially reversible disorder of the central nervous system.

23. Which position is suitable for an unconscious patient while performing mouth care?

24. In a person having normal ECG report findings the sinus rhythm starts in the:

25. The fibroserous sac that covers the heart is called.