Staff Nurse Sample Solved Question Papers-09

                         Staff Nurse Sample Solved Question Papers

1.Pass In The 1st Stool Of Neonate After The Birth..??
A- Lochea
B- Colostrum
C- Puerpera
D- Meconium

Answer : D

2.DOTS is used in he treatment of
a Tuberculosis
b Leprosy
c Malaria
d Filaria

Answer : A

3.Which of the following Fontanel in child is the first to close?
a Frontal
b Occipital
c Sphenoid
d Mastoid

Answer : B

4.Fish is the source of all expcet?
a Iron
b Iodine
c vitamin
d phosphorus

Answer : A

5.MTP can be done up to:
a 12 weeks
b 16 weeks
c 20 weeks
d 10 weeks

Answer : A or C

6.Sharp instruments are sterilized under
a Dry heat
b Boiling
c Fumigation
d Radiation

Answer : A

7.For I.M Injection the nurse should insert the needle into the muscle at an angle of
a 15 degrees
b 30 degrees
c 45 degrees
d 90 degrees

Answer : D

8.When bleeding after 24 hours of delivery is considered as post pastum hemorrhage (PPH)?
a Blood loss of more than 500 ml
b Blood loss of more than 700 ml
c Blood loss of more than 100 ml
d Blood loss of more than 20 ml

Answer : A

9. According to national immunization schedule, immunization for how many disease is done in infants ?
a 4
b 5
c 6
d 7

Answer : C

Note : Its actually 9
                                      1 BCG
                                       2OPV

10.Which is not given at the time of birth?
a OPV
b BCG
c Hepatitis
d Hib

Answer : D

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SEMINAR OUTLINE

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• SEMINAR OUTLINE
  
  
  1.      Introduction : To the topic concept meaning
  2.      Unit back ground (system enlightening related disease condition)
  3.      History
  4.      Stastics
  5.      Definitions
  6.      Subject matters
  7.      Epidimiology
  8.      Classifications / types
  9.      Types
  10.  Physiology
  11.  Ethiology
  12.  Pathophysiology
  13.  Clinical manifestations
  14.  Investigations
  15.  Medical management
  16.  Surgical management
  17.  Nursing management   ( theoriyes : oram self care theory)
  18.  rehabilitation
  19.  Research areas of prospective
  20.  Application in nursing field ( any one stated or not proved by them)
  21.  Summary  (main points)
  22.  Conclusion ( clinical progressive)
  ·         Progerssive well
  ·         New treatment
  ·         Many
  23.  References

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WARD NURSE RESPONSIBILITES IN I C U

WARD  NURSE RESPONSIBILITES IN I C U

1.  Morning visit to each of the patient room and inform to floor administrator concerned incase of any major issues.
2. Preparing the duty roaster for concerned nursing staff
3. Maintaining stock inventories by co-ordinating with nursing HOD and submission of monthly report of HOD.
4.  Bed side training for all nursing staff.
5. Ensuring medications are administered on time.
6. Cross checking the updation of patient file.
7. Ensuring smooth discharge process.

a.       Checking with lab order pendings.

b.      Checking with medications to be returned.

c.       Follow up the with the department concerned and patient attendants until the patient receives check out slip.

d.      Follow up with all the rounds made the consultant accompanied by staff.

STAFF NURSE RESPONSIBILITES :-

• Taking active part in the patient care.
• Assisting consultants in rounds.
• Patient care and adhering to nursing protocols.

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Transitonal Care

                                                      TRANSITIONAL CARE

Definition :
                 Transitional care refers to the actions of healthcare providers designed to ensure the coordination and continuity of health care during the movement, called care transition, between health care practitioners and settings as their condition and care needs change during the course of a chronic or acute illness.

                 Older adults who suffer from a variety of health conditions often need health care services in different settings to meet their many needs. For young people the focus is on moving successfully from child to adult health services.

BASED ON :

• Comprehensive paln of care
• Availability of health care potential
• Current information about the health practitioners who are trained acute or chronic illness.

PURPOSE :

• Must findout goals and preference and clinical status
• Logistical arrangement
•  Educate patient and family
• Co-ordinate among profession involved with transistional care
• Incompasive both sending and receving acceptes all acceptional theory

MEASUREMENT OF QUALITY OF CARE :

• Assess the physical and emotional stress
•  Assess the patient prefernce and goas
•  Identify the complication of patient
•  Assume the self care given between the family
• Assess patient comfort
• Assess coping mechanisom
•  Assess the skills like peronal

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