Royal Institute, Kottayam, Kerala.
Royal Institute
( For Nurses )
ISO 9001-2008 Certified Institute
ISO 9001-2008 Certified Institute
Courses Offered :
- DHA
- HAAD
- MOH
- PROMETRIC (Saudi, Qatar, Oman )
- IELTS
- BLS
- ACLS
Features :
- Access to internationally accepted study materials and universally accepted teaching strategies.
- Affordable fees structure with installment system
( One month Crash Course : Rs 5000 only )
( 2-3 months regular Courses : 8500/- only ) - Model Tests and special regular evaluations
- Authorised and special trained tutors
- Flexible timing, Free book & CD's
- Free spoken English
( Preliminary & Intermediate Grammar and Interview Training)
Address :
Head Office
Manorajyam blag,Near KSRTC & Aida Hotel,
MC Road,
Kottayam District
Kerala State
Ph : 9656969656,
040-6500566,
040-2568182
Branch 01
Near Bridge,Above SIB
Thalayolaparambu
Branch 02
Kurisinkal Junction,Opp SIB
Kanjirapally
Branch 03
Above Union Bank,Central Junction,
Kattappana.
Contact No :
97445228888086522888
0481-6500138
Website :
www.royaleducationgroup.comEmail : hrroyalktym@gmail.com
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PH No : 0731 423 1000
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International Nurses Day is celebrated around the world every May 12, the anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth. The International Council of Nurses commemorates this important day each year with the production and distribution of the International Nurses' Day (IND) Kit. The IND Kit 2016 contains educational and public information materials, for use by nurses everywhere.
The IND theme for 2016 is : Nurses: A Force for Change: Improving health systems' resilience. The content of this year's kit, including the poster image are posted here as downloadable documents for use by individual nurses, associations, health ministries and health institutions. Though mainly planned around May 12 each year, IND activities continue for much of the year by nurses and others. We encourage nurses everywhere to make extended use of the Nurses: A Force for Change: Improving health systems' resilience kit throughout the year, through individual action and group activities.
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Hip Fractures
Hip Fractures
Definition :
Frctures of the proximal femur also called "hip" fracture, most common femoral fracturesCauses :
Especially in geriatric populationOsteoporosis & reduced muscle mass contribute to high incidence of this type of fracture
Symptoms :
Break usually occurs at neck or across proximal shaftHip fracture typically cause patient's leg to rotate externally
Leg is also shortend
Falls most common reason for this type of fracture
Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding Sites
Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding Sites
01. Esophageal varices:
The esophageal varices known as dilated in sub mucosal veins of lower third portion of the esophagus, It leads bleeding occur in the any portion of the esophagus.(The normal esophagus 10Inches Or 25cm long).
02.Mallory - Weiss tear
03. Acute gastritis
04. Acute stress ulcers
05. Peptic Ulcers
M.Sc Nursing Entrance Sample Question Paper - 03
M.Sc Nursing Entrance Sample Question Paper - 03
01. W.H.O day is celebrated on
a. 7th April
b. 7th May
c. 7th February
d. 1st December
Answer : 7th April
02. Extra energy allowance needed per day during pregnancy
a. 150 K. Calories
b. 200 K. Calories
c. 300 K. Calories
d. 500 K. Calories
Answer : 300 K. Calories
03. Which of the following is spread by aedesmosquito
a. Dengue fever
b. Enteric fever
c. Malaria fever
d. Viral fever
Answer : Dengue fever
04. Floating tip of iceberg of disease represents
a. Clinical cases
b. Undiagnosed cases
c. Carries
d. Incubation period
Answer : Clinical cases
05. A subcentre in hilly area caters to
a. 8000 population
b. 3000 population
c. 1000 population
d. 5000 population
Answer : 1000 population
06. Causative organism of AIDS is
a. Orthmyxo virus
b. Retro virus
c. Rhabdo virus
d. Paramyxo virus
Answer : Retro virus
07. The process of modifying individual behaviour through experiance is called
a. Learning
b. Transfer of learning
c. Extinction
d. Spontaneous recovery
Answer : Transfer of learing
08. The mental image that represents a generalised idea about something is called
a. Problem
b. Thinking
c. Concepts
d. Perception
Answer : Thinking
09. A state of tension or arousal produced by need is called
a. Drive
b. Motive
c. Instincts
d. Conflict
Answer : Motive
10. Tendency to harm or hurt others either physically or psychologically is called
a. Achievement motive
b. Aggression motive
c. Material motive
d. Power motive
Answer : Aggression motive
11. Hypothesis which the researcher tries to disapprove is
a. Research hypothesis
b. Null hypthesis
c. Alternate Hypothesis
d. Hypthesis
Answer : Null hypothesis
12. Reliability of a research instrument means
a. Measures what it needs to measure
b. Measures consistently
c. Measures everything
d. Standardised
Answer : Standardised
13. Best method of describing variability is
a. Mean
b. Median
c. Mode
d. Standard deviation
Answer : Standard deviation
14. Most objective means of obtaining new knowledge is through
a. Trial and error
b. Scientific research
c. Authority figure
d. Traditions
Answer : Scientific Research
15. The plan how a study will be conducted is called as
a. Design
b. Hypothesis
c. Data collection method
d. Research process
Answer : Design
16. The final step of the research process for the researchers is
a. Analyse the data
b. Interpret the data
c. Conclude the findings
d. Utilize the findings
Answer : Utilize the findings
17. Collecting data from a sample to determine the characterstics of population purpose of which type of research
a. Correlational
b.Survey
c. Methodological
d. Quasi experimental
Answer : Survey
18. Which form of reasoning is the process of drawing a specific conclusion from a set of premises
a. Rationalism
b. Deductive reasoning
c. Inductive reasoning
d. Probabilistic
19. Which of the following is not true about the characteristics of good research
a. Orderly and systemic process
b. Conducted using large amount of funds
c. Finding solution problem
d. Begin with clearly defined purposes
Answer : Conducted using large amount of funds
20. Rema is admitted in psychiatric ward, refused to eat breakfast by stating that the food is poisoned. this knd of response is an example of
a. Hallucination
b. Illusion
c. Delusion
d. Empathy
Answer : Delusion
21. A client stated that "people get angry and take it out on me". This sentense indicate which defence mechanism
a. Dental
b. Prjection
c. Displacement
d. Intellectualization
Answer : Dental
22. Chronic alcoholic patients are treated initially by
a. Use of paraldehyd
b. Use of Tranquilizers
c. Providing high protein diet
d. IM injection of Thiamine
Answer : B
23. The most important factor in a therapeutic relationship is
a. Trust
b. Knowledge
c. Professionalism
d. Motivating
Answer : Trust
24. A person who is aloof, isolated and does not socialize, fall into which of the following category
a. Withdrawn
b. Anxious
c. Aggressive
d. Obsessive
Answer : Withdrawn
25. Finding a logical reason for the things that one wants to do "Sour grapes" mechanism is
a. Projection
b. Rationalization
c. Identification
d. Sublimation
Answer : Identification
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