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सैनिक स्वास्थ्य, प्रा.अम. मेडिकल – २०८३/०६/०१

  • Ajnabee Khadka
  • September 18, 2026
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सैनिक स्वास्थ्य, प्रा.अम. मेडिकल – २०८३/०६/०१

Military Health, Pvt. Am. Medical – 2083/06/01

1. Which of the following is the most effective immediate first aid method to control severe external bleeding?

  • (A) Applying a proximal tourniquet

  • (B) Applying ice around bleeding area

  • (C) Using pressure points on the artery

  • (D) Applying direct pressure to the wound ✓

2. What is the priority intervention in the first 24-48 hours for a patient with a major burn injury?

  • (A) Wound cleansing and management

  • (B) Pain management

  • (C) Fluid resuscitation ✓

  • (D) Infection prevention

3. Which of the following is considered a "Red Flag" sign of a serious spinal injury?

  • (A) Localized neck pain

  • (B) Pain and tingling in the fingers

  • (C) Loss of bladder or bowel control ✓

  • (D) Pain and tenderness in the back

4. Best position for patient with hemorrhagic shock is

  • (A) sitting up right

  • (B) supine with leg elevated ✓

  • (C) prone position

  • (D) standing position

5. What should you do if the chest is injured by bullet?

  • (A) Leave it open

  • (B) Apply an airtight dressing ✓

  • (C) Press very hard continuously

  • (D) Give water to drink

6. Where should rabies immunoglobulin be administered?

  • (A) Only intramuscular in gluteal muscle

  • (B) Around and into the wound as much as possible ✓

  • (C) Only intravenously

  • (D) Only subcutaneously

7. The first step of snake bite management is

  • (A) apply a tight tourniquet

  • (B) cut and suck the wound

  • (C) reassure and immobilize the affected part ✓

  • (D) provide antibiotics

8. A nurse is performing CPR and notices chest is not rising during ventilation. What should be done?

  • (A) Increase compression rate

  • (B) Reposition the patient to lateral position

  • (C) Give forceful breaths

  • (D) Reposition the head and ensure airway is open ✓

9. Upon arrival of mass casualties after an ambush, which of the following category should be prioritized under red triage?

  • (A) Minor abrasion patient

  • (B) Patient with controlled bleeding and alert

  • (C) Patient with airway obstruction and respiratory distress ✓

  • (D) Patient with multiple closed fracture in the lower limb

10. A patient has cut injury in the forearm and profuse bleeding. What should the nurse do first?

  • (A) Apply a tourniquet

  • (B) Clean the wound with antiseptic

  • (C) Apply direct pressure with sterile dressing ✓

  • (D) Elevate the limb

11. Which of the following is commonly used as an antiseptic for skin disinfection before injections?

  • (A) Hydrogen peroxide

  • (B) Alcohol (70% ethanol) ✓

  • (C) Formaldehyde

  • (D) Phenol

12. Which of the following is a sign of fluid overload?

  • (A) Flat neck vein

  • (B) Hypertension

  • (C) Hypotension

  • (D) Crackles/rales in the lungs ✓

13. Which blood group is known as the universal donor?

  • (A) AB+

  • (B) A+

  • (C) O- ✓

  • (D) B+

14. Which of the following antimalarial drug is relatively safe in pregnant mother?

  • (A) Doxycycline

  • (B) Primaquine ✓

  • (C) Quinine

  • (D) Sulphadoxine

15. The purpose of labeling the medicine properly is to

  • (A) make look attractive

  • (B) avoid medication error ✓

  • (C) increase cost

  • (D) delay administration

16. Which drug is used for radical cure of plasmodium vivax malaria?

  • (A) Quinine

  • (B) Artemisinin

  • (C) Primaquine ✓

  • (D) Mefloquine

17. The study of how the body interacts with a drugs over time is

  • (A) Pharmacodynamics

  • (B) Pharmacokinetics ✓

  • (C) Pharmacogenetics

  • (D) Pharmacotherapeutics

18. Which of the following is the best prevention for fecal borne disease?

  • (A) Vaccination only

  • (B) Handwashing with soap and water ✓

  • (C) Antibiotics

  • (D) Taking bath daily

19. The terms community refer to

  • (A) hospital staff

  • (B) group of people timing in isolation

  • (C) group of people sharing common interest ✓

  • (D) one urban population

20. Immunization helps to

  • (A) cure disease

  • (B) prevent disease ✓

  • (C) diagnose disease

  • (D) increase appetite

21. Which of the following opportunistic infections is the common cause of fever and night sweat in patient with advance HIV?

  • (A) Tuberculosis ✓

  • (B) Pneumocystis pneumonia

  • (C) Candidiasis

  • (D) Toxoplasmosis

22. What is the primary purpose of the TT vaccine?

  • (A) To treat an active infection of tetanus

  • (B) To stimulate active immunity against tetanus ✓

  • (C) To provide passive immunity against tetanus

  • (D) To administer tetanus immunoglobulin against tetanus

23. Which type of immunity is develop after a person recovers from a natural infection?

  • (A) Artificial active immunity

  • (B) Artificial passive immunity

  • (C) Natural active immunity ✓

  • (D) Natural passive immunity

24. Community health primarily focus on

  • (A) treatment of community people

  • (B) valuation to community people

  • (C) health status of a population as a whole ✓

  • (D) nutrition of people

25. What is the recommended temperature range for vaccine storage in a refrigerator?

  • (A) -2 to -8°C

  • (B) 2 to 8°C ✓

  • (C) 8 to 12°C

  • (D) 12 to 20°C

26. Which of the following diseases is commonly spread by direct contact?

  • (A) Scabies ✓

  • (B) Cholera

  • (C) Typhoid

  • (D) Malaria

27. Measles can be prevented in a population scale through

  • (A) use of face masks

  • (B) sanitizer gels

  • (C) immunization/vaccination ✓

  • (D) use of oral rehydration salts

28. Which of the following diseases is caused by a virus transmitted mainly through contaminated water and food?

  • (A) Tuberculosis

  • (B) Hepatitis A ✓

  • (C) Hepatitis B

  • (D) Hepatitis C

29. Which statement about passive immunity is correct?

  • (A) It develops immunity slowly after vaccination

  • (B) It involves antibody production by the body

  • (C) It provides immediate but temporary protection ✓

  • (D) It always lasts lifelong

30. Which of the following is a live attenuated vaccine?

  • (A) Measles vaccine ✓

  • (B) Tetanus toxoid

  • (C) Rabies vaccine

  • (D) Inactivated polio vaccine

31. Before administrating the medicine the nurse should first

  • (A) crush the tablet for all patient

  • (B) check the prescription ✓

  • (C) give water to patient

  • (D) take vital sign

32. What is the most common complication of urinary catheterization?

  • (A) Diarrhoea

  • (B) Concentration of urine

  • (C) Back pain

  • (D) Urinary tract infection ✓

33. Which of the following is basic physiological need of a patient?

  • (A) Love

  • (B) Oxygen ✓

  • (C) Self-esteem

  • (D) Respect

34. While caring for the client who is receiving an IV infusion, what should the nurse do first if the I/V infusion infiltrates?

  • (A) Elevate IV site

  • (B) Discontinue the IV infusion ✓

  • (C) Attempt to flush the tubing

  • (D) Apply a warm, moist compress

35. When dressing a surgical wound with drain, how should the health worker/nurse clean the wound?

  • (A) Clean the drain site first

  • (B) Clean around the wound first

  • (C) Clean the incision first then the drain site ✓

  • (D) Clean the incision and drain simultaneously

36. A patient with a urinary catheter reports discomforts in the bladder and urethra. What should the health worker/nurse do first?

  • (A) Milk the tube gently

  • (B) Inform to doctor immediately

  • (C) Check the patency of the catheter ✓

  • (D) Irrigate the catheter with prescribe solution

37. Which of the following IV solution is consider isotonic solution?

  • (A) 0.45% normal saline

  • (B) 0.3% normal saline

  • (C) 0.9% normal saline ✓

  • (D) 5% dextrose saline

38. What clinical indicators should a nurse/health worker identified when assessing a client with pyrexia?

  • (A) Increased blood pressure

  • (B) Dyspnoea

  • (C) Tachycardia ✓

  • (D) Tachypnea

39. Which of the following action best satisfies a patient safety and security needs?

  • (A) Allowing family to visit to patient

  • (B) Keeping the side rails up ✓

  • (C) Providing a warm blanket

  • (D) Change the bedding of patient

40. While giving oxygen through a mask, the nurse notices dryness of the patient's nose and mouth. What should be done?

  • (A) Stop oxygen

  • (B) Add humidification ✓

  • (C) Increase flow rate

  • (D) Ignore

41. A patient with hemorrhoids is advised a Sitz bath. What is the correct nursing action?

  • (A) Use cold water only

  • (B) Use warm water and ensure comfort ✓

  • (C) Use hot boiling water

  • (D) Avoid water

42. While giving an enema, the patient complains of abdominal cramps. What should the nurse do?

  • (A) Increase flow rate

  • (B) Stop procedure temporarily ✓

  • (C) Ignore the complaint

  • (D) Remove all fluid quickly

43. Bed making is important for

  • (A) decoration

  • (B) comfort and hygiene ✓

  • (C) saving time

  • (D) hospital rules

44. The nurse's role includes

  • (A) diagnosis only

  • (B) care only

  • (C) care, prevention and promotion ✓

  • (D) surgery

45. Paracetamol overdose affects the organ

  • (A) heart

  • (B) brain

  • (C) lungs

  • (D) liver ✓

46. The most common symptom of hypoglycemia is

  • (A) polyuria and polydipsia

  • (B) polyuria and blurred vision

  • (C) blurred vision and weight loss

  • (D) sweating, shakiness and confusion ✓

47. The most effective nursing intervention for prevention of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) postoperatively is...

  • (A) strict bed rest for 24 hours ✓

  • (B) early ambulation

  • (C) administering oral anticoagulants to all patients

  • (D) keeping leg elevation continuously

48. During the removal of an old dressing adhered to the wound, the nurse should

  • (A) pull firmly to remove dried exudate

  • (B) soak the dressing with normal saline before removal ✓

  • (C) use alcohol to loosen the adhesive

  • (D) cut the dressing off with sterile scissors

49. Infectious waste mainly includes

  • (A) waste foods

  • (B) blood stained gauze and cottons ✓

  • (C) plastics

  • (D) papers

50. The first priority in immediate post-operative care is to ensure

  • (A) airway patency ✓

  • (B) pain relief

  • (C) wound dressing

  • (D) patient transfer

51. The most suitable position for giving an enema to an adult is

  • (A) supine

  • (B) prone

  • (C) left lateral (sims' position) ✓

  • (D) trendelenburg

52. What does pulse oximeter primarily measure?

  • (A) PaO₂

  • (B) Oxygen saturation ✓

  • (C) PaCO₂

  • (D) Respiratory depth

53. Which of the following is the most common site for pressure sore in bedridden patients?

  • (A) Abdomen

  • (B) Chest

  • (C) Thigh

  • (D) Sacrum ✓

54. Which of the following best describes "basic needs" in the context of human health and nursing care?

  • (A) Essential requirement for survival and wellbeing ✓

  • (B) Patient's desire to improve comfort

  • (C) Hospital policies for free healthcare

  • (D) Immediate treatment during emergency situations

55. Before insertion, the length of the tube is measured from

  • (A) nose to ear to xiphoid process ✓

  • (B) ear to nose to xiphoid process

  • (C) nose to ear to abdomen

  • (D) ear to nose to abdomen

56. The process of sterilizing infected waste using steam is called

  • (A) incineration

  • (B) autoclaving ✓

  • (C) boiling

  • (D) filtration

57. Convert 20°C into Fahrenheit is ...

  • (A) 64°F ✓

  • (B) 66°F

  • (C) 68°F

  • (D) 70°F

58. Blister formation indicates which stage of pressure sore?

  • (A) Stage I

  • (B) Stage II ✓

  • (C) Stage III

  • (D) Stage IV

59. Discharge planning should begin

  • (A) at the time of discharge only

  • (B) at the time of admission ✓

  • (C) after treatment ends

  • (D) on the day of discharge

60. What is the primary purpose of a sandbag?

  • (A) To provide support to limbs ✓

  • (B) To reduce fever

  • (C) To treat infections

  • (D) To measure blood pressure

61. When administering a bolus feeding through a Ryle's tube, it is important to

  • (A) administer the feeding rapidly

  • (B) elevate the head of the bed ✓

  • (C) leave the patient flat

  • (D) disconnect the tube immediately after feeding

62. A patient experiences difficulty breathing and swelling after receiving a medication. What is the most likely reaction?

  • (A) Normal side effect

  • (B) Allergic reaction (Anaphylaxis) ✓

  • (C) Therapeutic response

  • (D) Placebo effect

63. An infected patient has chills and begins shivering. The best intervention is to

  • (A) apply iced alcohol sponge

  • (B) provide increased cool liquids

  • (C) provide additional bedclothes

  • (D) provide increased ventilation ✓

64. Hospital acquired infection are also known as

  • (A) Nosocomial infection ✓

  • (B) Primary infection

  • (C) Iatrogenic infection

  • (D) Idiopathic infection

65. Postural drainage to relieve respiratory congestion should take place

  • (A) before meal ✓

  • (B) after meal

  • (C) at the nurse's conveniences

  • (D) at the patient's conveniences

66. A patient is brought after a road traffic accident with suspected spinal injury. What is the nurse's first priority?

  • (A) Turn the patient to side

  • (B) Immobilize the spine ✓

  • (C) Elevate the lower limbs

  • (D) Elevate the head

67. Which hormone produced by the kidney helps in red blood cell production?

  • (A) Insulin

  • (B) Erythropoietin ✓

  • (C) Thyroxine

  • (D) Cortisol

68. The main function of bile is to

  • (A) digest proteins

  • (B) emulsify fats ✓

  • (C) absorb vitamins

  • (D) produce enzymes

69. Which chamber of the heart pumps oxygenated blood to the body?

  • (A) Right atrium

  • (B) Right ventricle

  • (C) Left atrium

  • (D) Left ventricle ✓

70. Pericardium is a membrane that

  • (A) encloses the heart ✓

  • (B) filters oxygenated blood

  • (C) is located inside the veins

  • (D) surrounds the aorta only

71. Which blood vessels are responsible for exchange of gases and nutrients?

  • (A) Arteries

  • (B) Veins

  • (C) Capillaries ✓

  • (D) Aorta

72. Which of the following is responsible for majority of tubular reabsorption in the nephron?

  • (A) Proximal convoluted tubule ✓

  • (B) Distal convoluted tubule

  • (C) Loop of henle

  • (D) Collecting tubule

73. The hormone responsible for sperm production is

  • (A) estrogen

  • (B) testosterone ✓

  • (C) progesterone

  • (D) oxytocin

74. Which of the following are known as agranulocytes leukocytes?

  • (A) Monocytes and lymphocytes ✓

  • (B) Eosinophils and basophils

  • (C) Neutrophils and lymphocytes

  • (D) Neutrophils and basophils

75. Which part of the long bone is responsible for its longitudinal growth?

  • (A) Diaphysis

  • (B) Epiphysis

  • (C) Epiphyseal plate ✓

  • (D) Periosteum

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