Nursing officer Official Question Paper Solved 2026 | OSSSC Nursing officer exam

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[00:00:27]We are going to solve the paper. I love you every I request you again and again that whenever you C class also looks at you specially When your syllabus is for nursing, IAC has There is only one syllabus which has been standardized.

[00:00:39]If it has happened to you then it is of the same syllabus According to whatever nursing paper you have If you get them, you should apply them.

[00:00:46]Here today we will discuss complete 100 questions.

[00:00:48]If we solve this paper then what is here The English format will remain here as well.

[00:00:53]If local language can also be added then Neutrophils are made up of memory cells.

[00:00:58]from eosinophils, lymphocytes, or from monocytes. So the memory cells, What is it made of? from lymphocytes.

[00:01:07]With whom? from lymphocytes here your Memory cells will be formed. You are one thing And remember, whatever tutor classes There will be, you will have member based classes.

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[00:01:37]Next, what is the memory cell here?

[00:01:40]Are they made? So it is formed from lymphocytes. Now You can ask more questions in the exam here.

[00:01:45]Let's go. Like when you have allergies Ask which cells are more activated.

[00:01:49]Are? So those are your sonophiles. So In this way you can become a question in the exam.

[00:01:54]Can. Our next question is According to who what is the daily Requirement of iodine for an adult? So According to the World Health Organization, a Daily requirement of iodine for an adult What is? Pay attention to one thing here.

[00:02:14]It's not in milligrams here, it's in grams.

[00:02:16]Not there. Here in the museum, you Amount has been asked. In which? In the museum.

[00:02:21]So here you should give the answer in the same way.

[00:02:23]will be. So according to WHO, an adult person What is the daily requirement of iodine for Will it happen? RDA has asked here. So here 150 mg, 200 mg, 250 mg or 300 mg UG, how much amount will be yours? So on S The World Health Organization's daily The iron requirement for an adult would be 150 museums how many 150 museums next The question is why do we need iodine?

[00:02:55]It is to keep the brain developing In this way, you will get growth development Questions can be added here also.

[00:03:01]I also added you to the community post.

[00:03:03]Had done. which of the following is one of the Most Expected Finding in a Child Suffering with glomerulonephritis? If The child is traveling with glomerulonephritis If it is there then what findings are to be seen in it Will you meet me? hypotension is his blood Will the pressure reduce? Peri-orbital edema or Decreased joint mobility or severe What if the child has ankle edema? If If the child has glomerulonephritis What will be seen in the child? exam You get questions in it. So here What is glomerulonephritis?

[00:03:43]glomerulonephritis which is short for If we talk in terms then we can write GNV Are. You can write GNV. So here What is? Inflammation of the kidneys tiny Filters. Which are Tiny Filters What should happen in the glomeruli? infection Happen. What to happen? They have infections.

[00:04:02]Due to which protein urea will definitely be there.

[00:04:05]will be. If we talk about glomerular nephritis Talking about classical sign, here There will be protein urea, swelling, BP It will increase and you will feel tired. Sometimes if on time If treatment is not received, kidneys may also fail.

[00:04:18]Can be. So here it is said which one Will we get to see Finding? I said that Swelling is seen. So now here But you have two swellings. Severe Ankle There is also edema and peri orbital edema.

[00:04:32]But when if you have glomerulonephritis will see the child with glomerulo If you see a child with nephritis, he will Peri-orbital edema will definitely be seen.

[00:04:43]What will happen? to look for peri-orbital edema I will definitely get it. Whose classical sign is this?

[00:04:49]Of the person with glomerulonephritis. Like Puffiness. How will the eyes be? Puffiness Type Will remain. So is that what's happening here? Perry Orbital Emma. And you can also call it that If you need to remember in the short term Puffy Ice. How? Puffy eyes are puffy eyes Which can be seen here. So here What will be your answer? Peri-orbital edema.

[00:05:13]If we talk to you about classical signs then The classical sign I told you about is exhaustion.

[00:05:18]There will be protein urea, there will be high BP But there will be no hypotension here.

[00:05:24]Is it clear? The Next One Is which of the sorry which of the below is the Longest muscle in a body? So our bodies What is the longest muscle in the biceps, triceps, quadriceps or Sartorius then? So, these In human being body, most of our body Which is the long muscle? Which one will it be?

[00:05:50]This has come many times in the anatomy exam.

[00:05:52]This is a question. So which one is that?

[00:05:55]Sartorius muscle. Which one? Sartorius muscle.

[00:06:00]The Next One Is during the resuscitation of a patient who The palpable artery in the neck is used to Assist the patient's cardiovascular status in the resuscitation of a patient What would resuscitation mean? again He has to be brought to his senses. So during that time the patient To assess the condition of the heart Which tactile artery of the neck is used goes? This is a very simple question. Meaning What if you have a patient here? He is unconscious.

[00:06:37]If the patient is unconscious, which artery do you want to check?

[00:06:40]Will you check at Neck's place?

[00:06:42]brachiocephalic artery, subclavian artery, common carotid artery or Temporal artery. So here at Nek's But the assessment you will use for the patient If you have to do resuscitation, that means the patient He is already unconscious, so what did you check first?

[00:06:58]The common carotid artery will go to the neck.

[00:07:01]You must have seen it a lot in movies etc. Here, if the patient is unconscious, then first of all What to check for: carotid artery. Now this is it.

[00:07:09]Whose talk is it, for adults?

[00:07:12]So if I call you an infant here, but If it is not in the option then click here Let me add one thing. If the infant's If we talk then what is the apical check here Have to do it? Here on the chest you have the apical The pulse needs to be checked. So here you Which artery to assist now? So that It will be the common carotid artery. next Our question is This question is repeated in many exams.

[00:07:40]There are. If you want, question paper MP You can also see Group Five. among them too You will get some questions. Rekha's Blood Group is a negative. One thing and it's done I did not do any research in the paper.

[00:07:52]Neither in the option nor in the question No modification has been done. Just only this Presented to you in Word format So that you have the opportunity to answer properly If you get time. Because in the official answer key Your answers are marked in green color.

[00:08:06]That's why Rekha's blood group is A.

[00:08:09]It is negative. She can receive blood by a Transfusion from an individual Blood group is means receiver here Here the receiver is being talked about.

[00:08:20]Which of the following would be a universal receiver?

[00:08:24]If his blood type is A negative then who get that blood group from a person Can it? Meaning can she receive it? Option I have A positive, AB positive, B Negative or O negative. Here you There are many questions in the exam.

[00:08:39]Universal blood donor and universal blood Recipient. If we talk about donor, donor What will happen if we talk about it? O negative.

[00:08:49]What will happen? O negative. What has happened?

[00:08:51]He is a donor.

[00:08:54]clear? If we talk about whom now?

[00:08:58]If we are talking to the recipient So that would be A B What would be positive A B What would be positive Ours will go Receiver Universal Receiver here your If so, remember what blood group you said.

[00:09:16]A is negative but she can receive blood Wire transfusion from individual HUs blood group is means who will be here who I can give him my blood group. of the line For this, a person with such blood group is needed.

[00:09:30]Which is a universal donor. means he is his Blood group can be donated to anyone. So Which one would that be here? That will be ours Negative person. This thing gives you basic There is a question. Remember this. If you receive Ask AB receiver. AB is positive Here. What will happen to that? Universal Receiver. That is the blood type of anyone who Can receive. Meaning he has no one The blood type that can be transfused Can. But here the negative one If there is a person here then the universal Only the donor will be able to donate the blood group and he Must be an O negative donor. clear? Next One Is Kuffer Sales Are Seen In. So those who are disbelievers Where are cells found?

[00:10:14]Kupfer Sales. What is? Kupfer Sales Kiss Me Do you get to see it? In the deuteranum, in the gastric mucosa, in the liver or In the spleen?

[00:10:25]Kupffer cells are special macrophage cells which are present only in the liver Are. In which? Present in the liver itself Will remain. So here you have to remember the lever What will these sales be like? present Will remain. Where do Kupffer cells live?

[00:10:41]In the liver.

[00:10:42]And there's another one here like you like now What is it called if it is a word spleen?

[00:10:47]Is? Graveyard of RBC.

[00:10:51]These are small points you have to remember.

[00:10:54]So where did you find the Kuffer cells here?

[00:10:56]Will you go? So these happen in the liver. next Our question is Which of the following converts Polypeptides into amino acids? So in these Which of the following is responsible for converting polypeptides into amino acids?

[00:11:08]Will you do the work of converting it into? amylase, Pile, lipase or trypsin.

[00:11:16]Another important thing to this class Continuing, let me tell you that Whenever you guys like this question paper You are seeing here that the Hindi The question paper will be in English format.

[00:11:27]when you object to them you Do you mark the answers, are you giving CBT or If your exam is OMR based then always Preference is given to the English section Because sometimes there are some mistakes in Hindi.

[00:11:40]but if it is in both English and Hindi If the paper is there then preference is given to English format.

[00:11:44]If it is given then you should also keep this thing in mind Is. So polypeptides are made up of amino acids Due to what do they get converted into? So this These are caused by trypsin. Whose?

[00:11:54]Trypsin. What will be your answer?

[00:11:56]Trypsin. The Next One Is Which of the following immunoglobulin does a Full term newborn received? So which one Is it just immunoglobulin? full term Does the newborn receive? I GA, I Yes, IGG or IGD Immunoglobulin gives you four or five Questions arise. One is the most abandoned One is the one with an anaphylactic reaction There will be a chronic infection and one will be acute.

[00:12:28]In infection. So this way you Questions come. Who crosses the placenta Can do? mucus and our tears Which immunoglobulin will be present in them? So All these questions come to your mind. Maternal Immunoglobulin is the full term Talked about newborn full term newborn going means the baby is due after 37 weeks which How much is the baby born after 37 weeks He is born and who will receive him?

[00:12:54]So he will do I Jiji which one will be I Jiji The Next One Is Nuchal Trans Translucency at 14 Weeks Is Suggested for anti-scanning I have taught you many times. Anti What can scanning diagnose at 14 weeks?

[00:13:14]What will it be done for? Down syndrome, esophageal atresia, Klinefelter syndrome, or Forgot duplication cyst. So here the anti Scanning. Why is anti-scanning done?

[00:13:27]Is? that the child has no symptoms of any kind Is any genetic problem developing?

[00:13:32]Does it happen specially? Down syndrome.

[00:13:35]What will happen? Down syndrome. So here To find out if you have trisomy 21 Anti scanning is done and its The duration is from 14 weeks to 20 weeks It can be up to. During this time, because 20 weeks Till then the doctor will also have time. patient He will also have time. in case child down syndrome or the child has any genetic If there are problems, find out all those things Can be done. So here's the anti-scanning If it is being done at 14 weeks then know What will work here with that Down syndrome.

[00:14:06]The next one is and it's called Triomy 21.

[00:14:14]Next Is Sickle Cell Crisis Could Be Precipitated by What can precipitate sickle cell problems?

[00:14:24]Can it? Precipitate means to promote. If the person has sickle cells Yes, what if there are sickle-shaped cells?

[00:14:34]Blood flow will not be proper. When Blood flow will not be proper, oxygen Won't receive, lots of problems Must be. So the sickle cell crisis is on the rise.

[00:14:42]Who can do the work of giving? Exercise, increased temperature, low altitude or Taking antibiotics. So if sickle cell There is a crisis, so how are the sales already?

[00:14:56]She has become a scythe. Will be like a smile.

[00:14:58]Like question marks have been typed. But What if the sales are already like this?

[00:15:04]Do doctors advise? bed rest Complete bed rest and even if you play, you You can play board games etc. Butt S on If we are talking about options then the can be problematic and promote The work that will be done will be exercise. When You will exercise our body more More oxygen along with blood flow There will also be a need for consumption. But our How are the sales? It is in the shape of a sickle.

[00:15:30]Like question mark type. So what is that Will you do it? proper in the blood arteries which Will not be able to flow. stuck in one place Will go. When those blood cells get stuck Because it is in the shape of a sickle, meaning sickle.

[00:15:42]It is in shape. Then there will be a problem. No proper Neither oxygen will go nor blood will go. Sickle cell To further escalate the crisis, The risk that could occur would be exercise. What will be? Exercise. The Next One Is An unburned error of metabolism that Results in the body causing premature Destruction of RBC is called here But a congenital problem of metabolism Is. Inborn error means a congenital problem Is. a congenital problem with metabolism which has body which is not proper RBC Can be made. prematurely formed RBCs which they get prematurely means properly Those RBCs which have not been developed What is phenyl that kills?

[00:16:31]Ketone Urea Gessex PD Deficiency Homocysteine ​​urea or astin anomaly What will happen if our body which develops RBC It has not been possible and their development has taken place But it will cause premature destruction.

[00:16:48]The lifespan of RBC is 120 days.

[00:16:52]how much of 120 days now a prematurely Meaning premature means not properly developed Destroy them before they can happen If it does, it will be an inborn error G6 PD What will be the deficiency? G6 PD deficiency The Next One Is Which of the following is not a component of Neuromuscular Maturity in New Wellard Scale? The New Ballard Scale has been used several times.

[00:17:20]I have read it. The New Ballard Scale is what Is? Ballard scale which we have studied many times Is. Now here according to the Wellard scale But which point is the neuromusculum Not into HRT? Lengo Scarf Sign Populitil angle or square window.

[00:17:39]So the Ballard School here is a A clinical assessment tool that helps newborns The baby's gestational age is determined Is. Like your mother who is about to have her last period Forgot the first day, some other date in USD If you are seeing confusion then Bellad Scale is used to expect To know the duration that the child How many weeks after he was born Delivery has been done. Like 35, 36, 37 so To find out your gestational age Finding the Gestational Age of a Newborn Baby To rule out the Ballard scale, use Is performed. Now here here total 12 Points of criteria are used.

[00:18:26]You can downvote here if you want.

[00:18:28]In which the week is from 20 to 44 weeks Find out about pregnancy here goes. One is physical maturity.

[00:18:36]What happens here? I'm going to add you I will try to. One is physical Maturity which has six points And you can also call it six score.

[00:18:50]The second one is given to you here.

[00:18:52]Neuromuscular maturity. what is the second Our?

[00:18:57]Neuro Muscular maturity.

[00:19:02]clear? You will also get six points for this here.

[00:19:04]Additions are made. Now here in the question It is said that Joe S on New New Wellard in neuromuscular maturity of the score Which component will not come to us? So the most Which components come first? So Here's our neuromuscular maturity.

[00:19:22]In comes your square window. Square The window will remain. We have arm recoil.

[00:19:28]There will also be a population angle. Clear Scarp The sign will also remain. Arms Across the Chest.

[00:19:34]Our newborn baby's arm What will you do? The child's complete goodness Chest sorry chest has arms that are crossed Will go. So these three will remain. Lengo Lengo It won't happen here. Lengo not here will be. Whose is Lengo? Physical Of maturity. I will add you here I will give it. What will remain? Physical If there are six points of maturity. Six If you have points then here you will get add in six The skin is done. will remain in the skin What? Texture. What will happen? There will be texture.

[00:20:10]There will be peeling.

[00:20:13]clear? There will be texture. There will be peeling.

[00:20:15]Lengo. Lengo means baby's There are fine tiny hairs on the body that are Will go. Then if the baby is born after 37 weeks If it has happened then what will happen to the child?

[00:20:27]They will gradually fall off. of amniotic fluid Through will also be out. So here Will fall into the amniotic fluid. Tiny Hair follicles you would call plantar Plantar creases will remain. What will remain?

[00:20:40]Plantar creases and will stick to the sole surface.

[00:20:43]It can also be detected from the breast buds. Is it clear?

[00:20:47]It will also be known from the ears, eyes and ears.

[00:20:50]You will also know from Jetal. male or female Is. Will develop properly. Same Physical There are six points of maturity. So Joe Lengg Whose is it? This is physical maturity.

[00:21:02]Point. This is related to neuromuscular maturity.

[00:21:05]Not there. neuromuscular notes if you wish Take it down. Posture Square Window Arm recoil, populatioal angle, scarp sign and Heel to ear maneuver. What? Heel to ear Maneuver. So here you are asked that Which point does Wellard not score?

[00:21:22]will be? So it will be Lenigo because physical It is about maturity. Two points are checked Are here. One is physical maturity and other Neuromuscular maturity. If the mother's If the gestational age is forgotten then the newborn How many weeks is the baby born?

[00:21:37]The scale to find it out The Wellard scale is used for Is. And its total is 12 points. Six points to neuromuscular maturity and There are six points of physical maturity For. This is a basic question. remember you Is. Is it clear? The Next One Is Log's Bow to Protect a Surgical Site Post-operatively it is used in the case of After which surgery is a Long's bow used?

[00:22:07]which protects the surgical site What is done to do? is in the option Celiac Disease Mega Colon Clp Here Which is better, clip or pyloro myotomy?

[00:22:21]after surgery which is to protect To protect the surgical side If the logon will be used for this then it There is a name for Kliplip disease.

[00:22:32]Surgery is done for that here it is is used What happens after cleft palate surgery?

[00:22:42]The surgical site after lift surgery People who want to protect It will be used here. clear?

[00:22:52]You can see this here. in the exam You may be asked which one is this?

[00:22:56]Is it an instrument? So this is the people spore.

[00:23:00]The next one is what is the correct full Form of delay? I have scored a lot in the exam.

[00:23:05]Especially a lot has come to CHO. Which one which is the correct full form of Dele?

[00:23:10]Disability Adjusted Life Year. disability Associated Life Year. Disability Associated Quality of life years or disability and adjusted life years. Is there a delay here?

[00:23:21]What will be the full form of? What is? Dele's Joe The full form is here, what will it be? So Delay ka full form hota hai disability Adjusted Life Year. What is? disability Adjusted Life Year. Now what about here?

[00:23:36]It is found out that the population In some years, the population How many premature deaths have occurred? How many Deaths that are due to disability, How many have been disabled and how many have died?

[00:23:53]There are, here to find out all that.

[00:23:56]Will be used on. So, here you remember Have to keep it. What is the full form of delay?

[00:24:02]Delay ka full form hota hai disability Adjusted Life Year.

[00:24:07]Meaning, what is the disease burden on the entire population?

[00:24:11]Used to be? For how many years are there people who Have you been living with illnesses? So all of that What are things called? Delay means Disability Adjusted Life Year. Next Is Till what age can a child be given OPV?

[00:24:29]Oral polio vaccine for children up to what age Can it be given to? Up to 3 years, 4 years up to 5 years or up to 6 years in the child you know then it is given Oral polio vaccine for children up to 5 years of age that can be given. At the time of birth The dose that is given is called zero.

[00:24:48]Dose. And the last dose is 5 At the age of years. After five years, this is not Are being given. The Next One Is Which of the following is the major Immunoglobulin in the serum? Look at this I just told you about the immunoglobulin The question was which immunoglobulin Which will go into the child properly?

[00:25:09]Maternal immunoglobulin will be passed to the baby.

[00:25:12]Now which is the major immunoglobulin here?

[00:25:14]Is? IgA, IgE, IgG or IgM.

[00:25:19]You will have to ask questions from all these in the exam.

[00:25:21]Let's come. immunoglobulin What is? immunoglobulin if you If questions come in the exam then you should It is a thing that should be known. So the most In major amount means in large amount Which immunoglobulin is found in Is? That is Aai Jiji. What is? I'm going to be a [ __ ]. Now You should be asked here. I GA Where will you stay?

[00:25:49]You need to ask this question because it comes to you a lot in the exam.

[00:25:52]Like you were told about IGA. I GA What is? This is generally mucus here.

[00:26:00]It will remain in the membrane. Like our tears Is The mucosa will remain there. Edge N I am telling you an example. I ji this It is for hypersensitivity.

[00:26:15]Who is this for? For hypersensitivity Is. You may have some spelling errors here.

[00:26:20]A mistake may happen. So what do you have here?

[00:26:22]Mast cell release for hypersensitivity Will do. clear? Now you have your IG. What Is? I am GG. So here the main antibody This will do the reaction. He is a Major. Then your here Which one survives? I GM.

[00:26:39]I GM. So IgM is always In the primary response, there would be more IGGG is always in the secondary response. So here But I asked you the same thing, which is the major serum?

[00:26:48]will be? So that would be IGG. Next Is Ergonomics is a science of So here is ergonomics, the science of kisses.

[00:27:02]Is? Meaning, what does science mean?

[00:27:04]Just study. So, what's in here?

[00:27:06]Ergonomics Designing the Job to Fit the Worker Training the Worker to Fit the Job Prevention of Occupational Disease Recruiting The Employee to Fit the Job to Yahan Pe The question asked is what is ergonomics?

[00:27:21]Ergonomics is a science Is there a branch where the work place is is Designing the Workplace Product and System to Fit the People means such job designs Do what fits the worker. like us They are nursing students. What is? Nursing ones Are. So whenever the hospital people recruit If you do, set a criteria.

[00:27:45]Let us tell you on what basis you work here.

[00:27:48]do. Meaning which job is fit for the worker Will it happen? To disassemble it. What will that be called?

[00:27:56]Orgonomics. Ergonomics is the science of Designing the Job to Fit the Worker. very much It is a simple question. You have to remember.

[00:28:05]Meaning, wherever you are in the Good Environment Office When you work, your desk becomes yours.

[00:28:14]The bench became a chair and you are in the hospital.

[00:28:16]If you work like this then whatever your ward is I have become a patient, which means I will not be able to take the job?

[00:28:22]That job is fit for the worker.

[00:28:24]Designing the Job to Fit the Worker Next One is the deficiency of which of the following Vitamins Will Lead to Megaloblastic Which of the following is anemia?

[00:28:37]Megaloblastic due to vitamin deficiency Will there be anemia? Deficiency means Shortage. B12, B6, B2 or B1 then here B Complex vitamins contain many Are. B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12. So here What causes B12 deficiency? B12 deficiency What will happen because of this? Megablastic anemia That is what will be seen. Then there is our Question. A Disease That Is Pray Sorry Prevent over a whole country and world is Called this better than our generation No one can know what disease It spreads throughout the world and is called Pandemic and epidemic. What is pandemic and pandemic.

[00:29:23]Next One What is the mode of spreading of woofing cup? What is another name for a woofing cup?

[00:29:32]tomorrow and 100 days Cup 100 Day Cough Paresis and Vaping Cup Ye From whom does Batela Parsis spread? From whom does Batela Parsis spread?

[00:29:45]from B. pertussis and its vulnerability Mostly children up to two years of age come here.

[00:29:50]Are. common among them here is bodyala and There is a vaccine for this also. DPT vaccine that the pertussis content here is That's what it's for. So how does whooping cough work?

[00:30:00]Does it spread? By direct contact, from infectious droplets, from formate or Then with water. So here's the pertussis Cognitive Agent What did I tell you?

[00:30:10]Bodiella pertussis. Now let's talk about cough Has been. So what spreads whooping cough?

[00:30:14]From the droplet itself. So what will happen here?

[00:30:16]Infectious droplet. Consolidated means There are non-living things on which Bacteria and viruses stick to you and you go Touch it. So you have a higher chance of getting an infection.

[00:30:26]Will remain. Like Gate's door is done, your Desktop is done, mobile is done. meaning which are also non-living things. The Next One Is So remember here that children up to 2 years of age Pertussis can commonly affect children.

[00:30:39]There is also a vaccine to prevent this.

[00:30:41]What is? To prevent this There is also a vaccine. So, you should also remember that Is. DPT has pertussis content, that To prevent this. Now gin Some previous history of conversion in children problems, epileptic fits pertussis-containing vaccine It is not given. Next Is The educational assessment carried out through a Course is non-age so it is said here that Educational assessment is how will be? Summative in Formative Assessment Criterion Referenced Assessment or Non-referenced assessment is an educational Assessment is done on S but whatever you I have answered it after looking at the question paper.

[00:31:28]If it happens according to our calculations, how will it be for us?

[00:31:30]How will this formative assessment be done?

[00:31:34]Formative Assessment Next One what is an example of an audio visual Ad audio means it is audible. Visuals Meaning it is visible. What will happen now?

[00:31:46]Radio, television charts or gramophone.

[00:31:49]So here is only single which is audio It is visual. AB ATs means audio It is also audible. Visualization is also taking place Is. So that would be TV. What will happen? TV and Television.

[00:32:03]You can only listen to it on the radio. to the chart You can only see it. The Next One Is Stage of group development includes all of The Following Accept. So here the group There are all stages of development. to any one Except forming, storming, norming or Then grooming. So which one is here?

[00:32:26]What is? Which one is not a stage?

[00:32:29]Talk about the stages of group development Has been done. So here on group development She will not be among those stages. They There will be grooming. What will happen? Grooming. To all Is it the first one? Forming. First is Forming. The second is storming.

[00:32:47]The third is norming. After this We know how to perform.

[00:32:52]What is? Performing. And then comes your Add Journeying. What is? At Journey you want So you can write this here however you want.

[00:33:04]So you can write here what will happen.

[00:33:07]Forming Storming Norming Performing And adding forming means forming Stage means the first stage.

[00:33:15]Wherever we form a team, there will be a formation What will happen in the group's storming stage?

[00:33:21]The team will discover which way The team has to do its work in norming.

[00:33:27]She will start doing it, how will she know?

[00:33:29]What things have you started with?

[00:33:31]in performing on a functioning stage Is. Almost working properly Going to do. And what will happen in the adjourning The work that has been done after the task is finished After that the team will go to their respective homes.

[00:33:44]Meaning Forming Storming Norming Performing Adorning. here if you want I can also write you a short one. F Forming S Storming N Norming P Performing adsorming you can also do this Can remember. FSNPA It is clear what your answer will be here.

[00:34:07]which is not a stage of group development What will happen? Grooming. Next is our Question.

[00:34:14]Bloom's Taxonomy Consist of the Following Domains Accept. So Joe Blooms Taxonomy has all the points in it All are included except one.

[00:34:26]Here each of your direct topics is covered one by one.

[00:34:28]Are becoming more so. So you keep this thing in your mind Remember what you have that covers It is happening.

[00:34:36]So here's everything in Bloom's Taxonomy.

[00:34:38]Things will happen except one thing. So Bloom What does taxonomy consist of?

[00:34:45]Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyze, Evaluate and create. What will happen? So here But we are talking about domain. What is?

[00:34:54]The domain is being discussed. So here the What will the domains be? The domains that will be What are they? Bloom's Taxonomy I am cognitive. What will happen?

[00:35:10]psychomotor, cognitive, psychosocial Affective.

[00:35:15]So what will not be here?

[00:35:20]Joe Bloom will not be in Three Domains Inn According to Bloom's Taxonomy, He will not be here, who will be psychosocial?

[00:35:28]SaSocial It is cognitive, it is affective and Psychotar is present but not psychosocial It will be cognitive meaning thought thinking here.

[00:35:41]What would cognitive mean mean that here Pay Thought Thinking Clear Psycho Motar means Psycho and Motor means here we will say work doing or you Actions doing work. Affective Meaning you will have emotional feelings. What Will it be?

[00:36:03]Your emotions and feelings should be included here.

[00:36:07]Will go. Like, you have to remember this here.

[00:36:10]What will remain? Psychomotor, Cognitive, Affective. But the psychosocial part of it Will not done. which are the three domains of Bloom's Taxonomy K. The next one is who got 14 Principle of Management. So the management Who gave the 14 principles? Daniel Freud, F Taylor, Henry Fayel or Mary Follett did? So 14 principals were given for management.

[00:36:32]Who? By Henri Fayol. Who? Henri Fayol did.

[00:36:37]The Next One Is Next is our question about MPESB It came through when the paper was conducted. So It is here and probably the ESIC paper It happened through UPSC and I got into that too.

[00:37:05]Which of the following theories believes in Practical and Utilitarian Philosophy of education? So which of these theories?

[00:37:14]What else is practical? practical and Utilitarian means focusing on utilization and Do you practically believe in both?

[00:37:23]Idealism, Naturalism, Pragmatism or Then Spiritualism. So the theory here She believes in the philosophy that she has here Which one will it be? Pragmatism which Utilization And she will believe in both practically. What But? On both utilization and practical She will believe it. Now here you have to What was asked in the exam? So here You have to remember. Now I ask you to Idealism philosophy, so what is it generally?

[00:37:53]Will it depend on? On the Mental and Spiritual.

[00:37:57]On whom? Mind over matter.

[00:38:01]Here you can remember it like this also.

[00:38:04]Idealism as True Reality and Mental Construction. So remember this here Word of forms will be here or you Can remember. So all this will take you to the exam Questions may arise. Now you are here If we talk about realization and if you If asked something regarding nature, then it Your ads will be added here. So here If Idealism, Naturalism, Pragmatism Or if asked about spiritualism philosophy You have to give the answer correctly. Utilization on S And she will believe in both practically. They Which one will it be? Pragmatism. The Next One Is The Authority Sorry the authority providing channel for Upward and Downward Communication Is Known What is the authority here? Who What will the authority do here? Downward and Upward sorry both upward and downward method of communication that provides What will she get done?

[00:39:00]Lateral Organization, Line Organization, Diverse Diagonal Organization or span of control. So Upward downward means here you Understand this as if Like is your manager Or your matrine from Let's You work in a hospital. If your There is Matrin and you are your communication that Upward will be downward. Does not happen.

[00:39:24]Wherever they gave you duty, you We will do it there. so less like this communication process where Feel free to share your ideas What will that be called? That is called the line Organization. What will happen? line Organization.

[00:39:42]Next one is the list of items we Appropriate Column Means to be Used by an The observer is known as No Age. then by the observer containing the appropriate columns to be used What is a list of items called?

[00:39:58]Anecdotal records, checklists, rankings Item or questionnaire. so appropriate Columns that the Observer has A list of items checked is maintained.

[00:40:09]What is it called? Checklist. What will it be called?

[00:40:11]Checklist. anecdotal record of our It is what is made in college and school.

[00:40:16]The next one is the manual manipulation of our Disc located joint is called arthrosis or How to fix a dislocated joint manually It is said? Internal fixation, external Fixation, closed reduction, or open Reduction. So the joint is dislocated here.

[00:40:36]By manipulating it manually, the doctor You must have heard it said that shoulder dislocation Done. Or the knee got dislocated. So Here the joint dislocation is corrected manually.

[00:40:46]What does it mean to fix it manually?

[00:40:48]It is said? Closed reduction. Open's What would that mean? It's already a show, show off The joint is happening, it is not there in that case You will get it manually. So here manually There is manipulation but dislocation joint. What Is? There is a dislocated joint. So what will that be?

[00:41:05]Closed reduction. The Next One Is Which of the following hormone levels increase In Cushing's syndrome? In Cushing's syndrome Which hormone level increases?

[00:41:17]glucocorticoids, mineralocorticoids, aldostone, or of Andros. So the hormone here The level increases in cusing that happens Glucocorticoids. Which hormone will it be?

[00:41:29]It would be glucocorticoids.

[00:41:31]Now you have to remember Cushing's in the exam If you get a question in the exam what is our Cushing's triad There is a Cushing's triad, but here What is Cushing's syndrome?

[00:41:43]Cushing's syndrome, in which cortisol levels It gets very high especially Glucocorticoids in which you have buffalo I have read that you will have thin fragile skin.

[00:41:55]Our weight is what causes weight gain very fast.

[00:41:58]This will cause the tummy to protrude and the face will remain protruding.

[00:42:01]which will be very different. So here But what will cause all this?

[00:42:06]Glucosides.

[00:42:07]And here if you get it in the exam You can also mark your cortisol level.

[00:42:12]Are. Cushing's syndrome is caused by increased levels of will be? increased levels of glucocorticoids Because of. The Next One Is The Mode of Transmission of Hepatitis A. So What is hepatitis A spread through? transmission sorry What is the transmission mode of hepatitis A?

[00:42:29]So I've told you many times that Hepatitis A and Hepatitis E are both fecal Spreads through the oral route. hepatitis C Can spread through blood transfusion.

[00:42:40]Hepatitis B can be contracted through a minor prick.

[00:42:42]It can also be transferred from mother to child.

[00:42:44]We call this vertical transmission. Now What are your options? Fico Oral Route Parenteral infectious droplets and Direct contact. So hepatitis A and D. From whom do these two spread? Phyco Oral From the root. With whom? Both Hepatitis A & E They spread. With whom? What is transmission off mode?

[00:43:04]Is? It is beans. Phyco Oral Route. Next One Human sign is seen in human sign which Will I get to see it? To you behind the ne sorry behind the ne behind the It is the knee that will hold you back whenever you put your foot down.

[00:43:23]So what will remain? There will be severe pain, If there is redness then in whom should that sign be seen?

[00:43:28]will get? Hawkins lymphoma, sickle cell anemia, diabetic thrombophlebitis, or In hemophilia? So to see the hormone sign It is found in patients with DVT. In which?

[00:43:38]To look for the Horman sign in a patient with DVT Will get it.

[00:43:43]Next Is Trousers Sign and Chobostick Sign can be read in case of. So trouse and Chobostick is a classical sign of whom? tetany Whose signature is here? This is the titni Of. Now what causes tetany? If our When there is calcium deficiency in the body. Now here Look, your question has become four.

[00:44:08]Trousseau sign and chabostick classical sign Whose are they? Of the tits. tetany occurs Due to calcium deficiency. and the whole body Which is the whole body, how can it be in the clitoris She goes? In arch shape. How? Arch Shape In. What is the option now?

[00:44:22]hypokalemia, hypocalcemia, Hyponatremia or hypoxia.

[00:44:26]Hypoxia means lack of oxygen in the tissues There was a shortage of. Hyponatremia Meaning What happened to the sodium level? It reduced.

[00:44:33]Hypocalcemia means low calcium in the blood The level decreased. So here is your answer too.

[00:44:39]This will remain. Is it clear? of calcium deficiency Because the two classical signs in our body Can be seen. One is a chobstick And the second one is the trouse sign.

[00:44:51]The Next One Murphy Sign May Be Useful In Establishing the Diagnosis of Murphy's Sign In diagnosing which disease Cholecystitis will be helpful appendicitis cor pulmonale or hyperthyroidism In which cases will Murphy's sign be seen?

[00:45:11]Now you know what the Murphy sign is.

[00:45:14]Then you will be able to tell what is Murphy's sign.

[00:45:17]Which kiss will be seen in Murphy sign It is possible to see In a patient with cholecystitis. In which?

[00:45:28]seen in a patient with cholecystitis will get. Cholecystitis means Infection and inflammation in the gall bladder.

[00:45:36]In which? Gall bladder infection Inflammation is visible.

[00:45:43]Where can I see the Murphy sign?

[00:45:46]In a patient with cholecystitis. Rapsing The sign is visible. McBurney Points But there will be pain, that happens in appendicitis.

[00:45:54]Is it clear? The Next One Is Ropsing Sign That Is Palpation of the Left Elect Pen in the Lower Quadrant on the Right Lower Quadrant. This is suggested by A.

[00:46:07]Look, I just told you that Rupsing sign to look for in appendicitis will get. Now look here it is said that What is a ripping sign? Palpation of the left Electric Pain in the Lower Quadrant Right Lower Quadrant. You have palpated Where did you see it? In the left lower quadrant.

[00:46:27]So pain in left lower quadrant There will be a pen in the right lower quadrant.

[00:46:31]This is called Rabin's sign. And to see this Who will feel this sorry? This happens In a patient with appendicitis. You remember this Keep it. If you are asked about cholecystitis You have to say Murphysine. What is?

[00:46:45]Morphine of cholecystitis. Gall bladder Infection, inflammation, and If you ask about appendicitis, there is one McBurney Points You'll Find in Your Exam What do you get in the McBurney Point Exam?

[00:46:58]comes and may come to you rushing sign meaning Palpated in the left lower quadrant Where did the pain occur? Right lower quadrant So you have to remember this is the next one This is a very interesting paper, you have it here.

[00:47:13]But if you want, through this we are official.

[00:47:17]I am looking at the tutor's paper. You Even ESB are preparing for. Those people are here too You can see this paper. When a person has both positive and negative feelings towards the same object and individual the Feelings are referred to us. If a person If a person tests negative or positive There are feelings. any individual any one carrying another person or object But what will it be called?

[00:47:45]Apathetic, Ambivalence, What is inappropriate or autistic?

[00:47:51]What will this be called? So here if from let's There is some person, there is me. You have my There are some good points per ma'am good She teaches. The second one could be your negative.

[00:48:04]It is that ma'am is not responding to you on time.

[00:48:06]I get it. So these are both feelings. So What will this be called? indifference, duality opinionated, inappropriate, or autistic I am the one who remains lost. This in itself has not lost it at all because it Good things are also coming upon someone else.

[00:48:20]Bad thoughts are also coming to my mind. This is called Ambivalence. What will happen? This will be called Mbevelance and two deep-minded.

[00:48:28]The next one which neuron transmitter has Bean implicated in the development of Alzheimer's disease. So who has Alzheimer's?

[00:48:37]Will neurotransmitters be disturbed by this?

[00:48:39]acetylcholine, dopamine, epinephrine or Then serotonin. So which neurotransmitter Who will be disturbed? In Alzheimer's Contains ACh and acetylcholine.

[00:48:51]Then there is our next question.

[00:48:54]Which of the following should the nurse use while Communicating with a Patient with Cognitive Impairment Impairment?

[00:49:01]If the patient looks here, the patient is cognitively Impairment means cognitive damage If there is a patient with the disease, you are talking to him.

[00:49:10]If you are communicating, do you mind Picture and gesture instead of Words with pictures or gestures instead of words Complete Explanation with Multiple Details Explaining the whole story with many details Short Words and Simple Sentences You can use it or stimulating it.

[00:49:30]Words and Phrases to Capture the Patient Attention. Look, I'm making it a little smaller here.

[00:49:35]I try to make sure that you all around The options are visualized simultaneously and you can answer.

[00:49:39]Get. Now it's perfectly fine. here See what the question says.

[00:49:45]If the person has cognitive impairment What is his ability to think and understand?

[00:49:50]Is? I am disturbed. Now you can talk to him here.

[00:49:53]What will you keep in mind if you do this?

[00:49:56]How will you talk? It has been said in the first Instead of speaking, he should gesture to himself or Talk by showing the picture, talk by showing the image Also or please explain it completely Already cognitive with all the details If there is impairment then he will understand something.

[00:50:11]Not only this, short words and simple Use stimulating sentences Words and fresh to capture the patient.

[00:50:18]Attempts to get the patient's attention Do it so you don't have to do it. the first of all thing when the patient has cognitive impairment You can tell him things in a short, sweet, and clear manner.

[00:50:30]Try not to beat around the bush By speaking your high-fi English and Hindi to him You should use such sentences that Proper things done the right way in less time It should be understood in fewer words in lines.

[00:50:46]Will already exaggerate He is disturbed and he will have problems.

[00:50:50]Even if you go into more details, you will understand it.

[00:50:53]I will not come. So here you will find a short Using Words and Simple Sentences will be. clear? Our next question is the Extreme Feeling of Happiness Is Known Age This is seen in Mania. Very To be happier. extreme feelings of happiness What is known as? XC Elation, Exaltation or euphoria. So all these Things are seen by the maniacs In person. In which? In the mania one. So Extreme feeling of feeling here Happiness means euphoria. What will be? Euphoria. And this will be seen In a person with mania. next one who is The Father of Psychoanalytic Theory? Psycho Who is the father of analytical theory? Sigmund Freud, Abraham Maslow, G.N. Piatt or Lawrence Koelberg. Remember the names of these four?

[00:51:48]Keep it. All four did nursing in different ways I have added my own things. So As I told you here, Psycho Analytical This theory has been given by Sigmund Freud.

[00:51:56]Who? Sigmund Freud has given our psycho Analytical Theory. Abraham Maslow's Hair Key Needs of Theory You will get in many exams It comes. Jean Piaget's Theories Exam I will come to you. Psychoanalytical Theory Who gave it? So this is Di Sigmund Fruit did. The next one is a progressive form of Dementia That Interfaces with Memory Thinking And behavior is called a sign of dementia.

[00:52:23]It is a progressive form. I mean, dementia is but He gradually moves to the next different level.

[00:52:29]Used to be. Due to which memory becomes difficult to think and understand.

[00:52:32]ability and behavior in all things that Problems will start occurring. What is? Parkinson's Schizophrenia, Alzheimer's or depression.

[00:52:41]So the progressive form of dementia What happens is Alzheimer's. what would have happened Is? Alzheimer's.

[00:52:48]The progressive stage of dementia The form that goes into it is Alzheimer's.

[00:52:55]The next one's fundamental height is at the level of Amlaikeses. So fundal height is what Amalaikas When does it reach? 24 weeks old In pregnancy, 26 weeks pregnant at 28 weeks of pregnancy or Fundal height at 30 weeks pregnant If you are asked here, then about fundal height You will get questions in many exams.

[00:53:20]Let's come. Let's say if you ask below the Sorry just above the symphysis fuse to 12 You can say 24 14 weeks. Below the Amblykas to 16 It's been weeks. and talked as far as Amblycus If you go, can you tell me for how long? 24 weeks till. So the height at the level of Amblycus when You have to mark 24 weeks here.

[00:53:43]Because here you will get 20 to 22 options.

[00:53:46]It's not a week. Remember 20 to 22 weeks Not there. That's why you have to tell me this That if we talk up to the pubic symphysis.

[00:53:55]I would add these points to you here.

[00:53:58]Am.

[00:54:00]If I talk to you, how far can I go? pubic Symphysis. So the fundamental height is the fundamental height.

[00:54:08]how many weeks until pubic symphysis When it arrives, remember 12 weeks. How much?

[00:54:15]12 weeks. Now you are asked Amalaikas and Up to Amalikas. So how much till Amlikas Will it reach? 20 to 24 weeks you can remember Because your option does not have 20. 20 Not there. That's why I marked 24.

[00:54:32]You have to keep this in mind. Now I asked you When does it reach the chest? So this will be At 36 weeks, what we call the xiphoid Known as the process. With whom?

[00:54:41]Known as the xiphoid process. Now You ask when does lightning occur? So 36 If preemie after 1 week of pregnancy If it is a first time mother, then after 36 weeks Baby Suddenly Exhausted by Going Up to the Sternum If it suddenly drops downwards, it will be called Lightning and if mother in second time If it is multigravid then in 35, 34 and 35 weeks Lightning will be visible. Next One The Overall Resistance in a Community Is Referred to s. So, in a community as a whole Immunity is known as goes? Hyde of Active Immunity Immunity, net immunity or passive What is immunity known as? So If the entire overall community has immunity If it has become due to some disease then it It is called herd immunity or hyd Immunity.

[00:55:36]Next one acid fast staining is used To detect. So acid fast staining What is it used for?

[00:55:43]Chlorstidium tetani, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, HIV, AIDS or Meningo cocci. Now those who are here all four Four are given in the exam, many more than these Questions are asked in quick succession. of tetanus If asked, the causative agent is bacteria.

[00:56:00]What? Chlorostadium titanei. Its What do bacteria live in? In the soil.

[00:56:05]How does it enter the body? Our If there is any cut or scrape on the body, then its You can enter from the location. prevent this TT vaccine for tetanus There is toxoid that is given.

[00:56:18]Mycobacterium tuberculosis for whom Is it responsible? To cause TB Is responsible. What is? Acid Fast Staining is bacterial. as well as here But you will also have many questions about TB.

[00:56:30]Let's go to the exam. BCG vaccine given She goes. For how many years will it prevent? So This will prevent it for 20 years. when is it given Is? It is given at the time of birth. If If not given at birth then at the age of 1 year Can give up to. But a dose for 1 month It is different. 1 month to 1 year old If given then the dosage will be different here. slightly increased It will keep happening. Where is it given? So here Intradermal route in the left upper arm is given through. Now comes the issue of HIV.

[00:56:57]Of AIDS. Human Immunodeficiency Virus. HIV is AIDS which is here It can also happen in a baby. But what about this Main transmission mode is what it is Is? Sexually transmitted disease is also a In a proper way. So here it is. But Acid fast staining is being discussed here.

[00:57:16]Has been. So what will that be? Here is our Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

[00:57:21]Is it clear? The Next One's the Disease histoplasmosis Is acquired from. So here Histoplasmosis Who will cause this disease? From Animal, From Man Meaning from humans, soil or water From? What is it said here?

[00:57:41]Histoplasmosis.

[00:57:43]What is? histoplasmosis which is a Is? It is a fungal infection. What is? This is it Fungal infection.

[00:57:51]You remember this here. Histoplasmosis What is? This is a fungal infection. And this Generali Plasma than to inhale than to inhale Histoplasma capsulatum spores These will happen due to inhalation and these will generally be Throws will be common from whom to make mud It could be soil, it could be a bird, it could be a bat.

[00:58:15]If you can, here you will find other things besides soil.

[00:58:18]There is nothing else, it could be a bird or Then the bat, whatever you call it, is here If it is possible then from whom did you acquire the disease?

[00:58:25]It may be from soil, bird or bed and There is a fungal infection.

[00:58:33]The next one is which of the following Bacteria R Gram Negative Cocci? So Which of the following is a gram negative cocci?

[00:58:42]Peptococcus, Peptostreptococcus, Sporosarcina or Bilonella.

[00:58:49]So here's the gram negative cocci that It is blue. What is? Bilo blue.

[00:58:56]One Is The Temperature and the Duration to Kill Spurs In an autoclave then in autoclaving method Best method is considered for sterilization So in autoclaving, the bacteria and such There is a single method by which, apart from bacteria Their spores are also killed.

[00:59:17]What is? In addition to bacteria, their The spores will also be killed. So what is here But there is the autoclaving method, the autoclaving method in which a temperature is set and That temperature is 121° Celsius for 12 Minutes. It can also be 12 to 20 minutes.

[00:59:34]It can also be 12 to 15 minutes. this thing On whom will it depend? What items you Stylizing? duration on it It will depend. Butt temperature edge at 121° It will remain Celsius. But duration here Whatever item you want to style on the edge I am trying, it will depend on that.

[00:59:53]Best sterilization method. In this Spores are also a single method.

[00:59:58]In which spores will also be killed. So Here the temperature as I mentioned 121° Celsius will remain for 12 minutes.

[01:00:06]But if you have some such items tried to stylize which had more If time is needed, then 12 to 15 minutes and 20 It could be minutes as well. But temperature as same Remaining temperature will be 121° Celsius. Next One is the immunoglobulin that can cross the Placenta. See immunoglobulin.

[01:00:25]But this is the third question. Now we question Reached only number 49 and this is third There is a question. So immunoglobulin which It can cross the placenta only IG. any other than Immunoglobulin does not cross-react to Prosenta.

[01:00:38]Can do. As read in the first question We have identified which immunoglobulin is maternal will go all the way to Newborn That is IGG only. Why? because he is complete a single placenta crossing the placenta There is immunoglobulin. So it came GGG. and from maternal who is newborn What will be transferred in it?

[01:00:58]I am GGG only. Next is a microorganism that lives on a hoe Living Host Drives Its Nutrition from the host and does not provide any Benefit to the host is called as so here But look at what is said in the question that Microorganisms that survive on nutrients It will be like we have lice on us Let it be legal, but it will be of no use to us.

[01:01:25]He won't give us anything.

[01:01:28]But if they keep sucking our blood, they will What will it be called? Appendix, antigens, Immunoglobulin or parasite? these are called There are parasites and parasites. You have Amarvel You must have heard the name. Many such plants Do you like any nice plants?

[01:01:46]Planted but other plants came along with it Went. They will not benefit that plant.

[01:01:50]Like you have any everyday The plant is done. So what's in here?

[01:01:56]It is a living plant but there is no one with it.

[01:01:58]If another plant comes, which will also be useful for your daily needs.

[01:02:01]He can take the nutrition but no one can take it If they do not give benefits then they are called Parasite.

[01:02:07]The next one which of the following is a simple Protein? So which is the simple protein here?

[01:02:12]Is? casein, histones, lycoproteins or Then gelatin? Simple Protein is asked, So that's histones. What is? There are stones.

[01:02:22]The next one is in Jean Piaget's theory The first two years of life are called the stage.

[01:02:29]So we have just discussed Jean Piat's theory above.

[01:02:32]You had a question about segment fruit.

[01:02:34]I had brought it for you. So here's Jean Piaget's What is the theory according to? Jean Piaget theory that explains cognitive development Take it and remember it. Which of the following did Jean Piaget Did you give the theory? to cognitive development I had taken it and given it to you. So here according to him, The first two years are the first two years of life What stage would that be called?

[01:02:56]Paralinguistic Exploratory Sensory Motor or Pre Operational, these come a lot in the exam. So which are the first two years of life There are two years, they are called sensory motor.

[01:03:12]What is sensory motor? Then the two to two What are those years called? Pre operational in which we can understand many languages Use, learn and egocentric There will be thinking and logic as well.

[01:03:32]I will start it. means two to seven years old If you ask about the stage, it is called pre-operational.

[01:03:37]Stage. As it is said to you that first 2 What is the stage of the year? So she became Sensory motor. Now what about two to seven years old?

[01:03:46]Is it ours? Preoperational. Now I asked you from 7 There is no 11 here. he is called is concrete operable.

[01:03:55]I will add you here concrete operational Stage. So when is the Concrete Operational Stage?

[01:04:05]from seven Till the age of 11 years. How much? 7 to 11 years.

[01:04:12]Now you are told formal operational so 12 plus Years and in the adolescent and adult stages This will continue into adulthood. So you There are so many stages that have to be remembered.

[01:04:22]from Piaget's two which are the beginning two years What stage are they at? So that's sensory.

[01:04:29]Motor. Two to seven years pre-operational then Concrete Operational. clear? The Next One Is So here's paralinguistic and Exploratory anyone here in this manner Stages are not used in his cognitive theory.

[01:04:42]Have been done. The Next One Before Administering chlorpromazine to a patient the nursed if you are in the patient Administer chlorpromazine. What Is? administer chlorpromazine So here's what you should check in the patient.

[01:05:00]Is?

[01:05:03]Check the radial pulse, monitor the blood pressure, Ask the Patient to Void, Assist the Skin Colour and sclera. So here if the patient If you use chlorpromazine in What do you have to check here? Radial to the pulse, to the blood pressure, to the patient that you Go get a toilet or skin color?

[01:05:24]Do you need to check here? So here But there is chlorpromazine which is a medication.

[01:05:30]What is? Strongly alpha bloating sorry alpha blocking and Sympathetic action will work. Meaning blood What will it do to the pressure? vasodilatory It will work and it will lower blood pressure.

[01:05:44]Can. Therefore, whenever chlorpromazine If you give it then what do you do here Is? Blood pressure has to be monitored.

[01:05:52]Because this drug works as a vaso dilatation Will do. What will happen when blood vessels? Very If there are too many delays, take your BP yourself.

[01:05:59]will go and there is a problem in such a case which It may develop. So here you remember Have to keep it. So you have to remember that when Also what is the chlorpromazine you give?

[01:06:10]If you give chlorpromazine then here Your BP may suddenly drop.

[01:06:20]Next One Is The Preferred Drug Of Choice In The Management of Eclampsia. Eclamsia asked for the drug of choice to treat Is. Which one is it? Benzodiazepines, Magnesium sulfate, Levitol, or 5% Extras. So we've done this a thousand times I have read the question. So MgSO4 is given here goes. and magnesium sulfate which is In what is it used as DOC?

[01:06:42]In Glamsiya. The Next One Is Which of the following treatments deals with Phobias by gradual exposure?

[01:06:52]So what sequential Architla means here caused by gradual exposure to What is phobia treatment related to? Super Ego Control, systemic desensitization, Reinforcement or electroconversive Therapy. So to treat phobia ECT will never be given. This thing you Remember this. Reinforcement is also used It will not be done to keep you tied up.

[01:07:17]Here you can gradually overcome your phobia if you Gradually Treating Any Phobia If you want, then it should be systemic.

[01:07:24]Can be managed and cured with desensitization Can. Rest you don't have ECT here.

[01:07:30]Nor will it be given to you for anything It will be kept tied. The Next One Is Vaginal Bleeding Between the Menses is called. So bleeding between periods What will it be called? dysmenorrhea means There is a painful mention. Menorrhagia means a lot Excessive blood flow, blood loss During periods. Metrorrhagia and amenorrhea.

[01:07:51]Amenorrhea means being absent.

[01:07:53]Not getting periods. This will be our Metrorrhagia. What is? Metrorrhagia.

[01:07:58]Vaginal bleeding between periods.

[01:08:01]So what will this be called? Metrorrhagia. And Painful menstruation. Dysmenorrhea.

[01:08:07]Menorrhagia means excessive blood loss Happen. That will happen during the periods.

[01:08:13]The Next One Is The Distinguishing Feature Between Eclamsia and Pre-eclampsia is the presence of now We have read a lot about what is the feature that Eclamsia from Pre-eclamsia It will differentiate. Now first things first What is eclampsia or preeclampsia?

[01:08:30]Eclampsia Pre Eclampsia Pregnancy I have the problem of high blood pressure.

[01:08:35]Due to which there will be blood vision, headache, There will be protein urea, swelling to be seen Will get it. Now the difference between these two is BP will remain. The first symptom is high blood pressure.

[01:08:45]Happen. Now both of these are to be given to Excelencia A single differentiator from preeclampsia The feature is called Convergence. What is?

[01:08:52]Conversion. Convergence in Eclampsia It seems so. Rest not in pre-eclampsia Let's come. If pre-eclampsia If it becomes manageable then there is no eclampsia.

[01:09:02]Will be able to go. And that is why it is called Eclectic fits. What is it called?

[01:09:06]Eclectic fits. So here in the option You had hypoglycemia, hypertension, Protein urea will cause hypertension, Protein and urea will be present in both but Convergence will only come in Ecclesia.

[01:09:18]Will not suffer from pre-eclampsia. next Our question is Vi of the following abbreviation is used for Drop? So what is the abbreviation for drop?

[01:09:30]Will it be used? So that is GTT. These The question also appeared in the Uttarakhand CHO paper.

[01:09:35]It happened. What to use for drops What will be the abbreviation? GTT.

[01:09:41]Next one. Which of the following is Preferred position for a patient with Hypovolemic shock? So hypovolemic shock Which condition in the patient is suggested goes? Semi-fallers, laterals, trend lanes Work or lowest position? If the patient If he is in a condition of hypovolemic shock, he Trend line work position given here Will go. What will happen? Trend Lane Work Position which will be given.

[01:10:08]Next One What is the maximum score of Braden?

[01:10:13]Scale used to assess the risk of pressure Ulcer? So when pressure ulcers occur, we assist through the Braden score scale we just now Had read the New Velard score. Now it is here But what about the Braden Scale?

[01:10:25]Used in decubitus ulcers and pressure ulcers I am not here to manage To identify how much here are done. So here the highest What is the scoring?

[01:10:41]25, 20, 23 or 22? 25, 20, 23 and 22 How much will it be?

[01:10:50]So if we look at the highest scoring here Who are we talking about? Highest Scoring Key If we talk then it will be 23. How much?

[01:10:58]23.

[01:11:00]In the Braden scale we measure sense reperception, Moisture, Activity, Mobility, Nutrition And there is fraction and seer which is here Will identify. So here the What will be the maximum scoring?

[01:11:12]23. You too remember this. next one which of The following is correct regarding Isometric exercises? So isometric What is the right point regarding exercise?

[01:11:23]Muscle length and shortness? any such There is no exercise that reduces muscle length.

[01:11:29]Lets do it. The second is muscle length increase. Muscle The length increases. Muscle length does not change.

[01:11:35]Muscle tension increases. which isometric These are exercises that reduce muscle tension.

[01:11:41]Yes, it is not increased. So option four also Will not done. As I said earlier, muscle The length will be less. In the second it was said that it will increase.

[01:11:49]In the third it was said that there would be no change and In the fourth it was said that muscle tension would increase. So I Let me tell you that isometric exercises The correct point asked through is yours It will be the third one. Because it does not cause any muscle There will be no change. Specially muscle length I will not see any change in Will it neither increase nor decrease? like first second What did the options become of this? Cuts are done. The fourth is Muscle tension will not increase. Isometric Exercise will decrease muscle tension. Not Increased. So who do you mark here?

[01:12:20]Can you? Option number three.

[01:12:23]Next is our question. The Normal pH Of urine is the range of. So urine here The normal PA value of is is 4.628 How much? 4.628 Here is the normal PA value which is sorry The normal pH of urine is here Can.

[01:12:44]Next one a nurse find cracking and Ulceration of the lips and angles of the mouth on a patient while doing a physical Examination. She documents these. so one A nurse is one who performs a physical examination of a patient Is. Does physical examination. So that During this, she observes that the patient's lips and mouth There is a crust on the angles like Looks like blisters. So what?

[01:13:08]cheilosis, glossitis, halitosis or Stomatitis. Glossitis means Infection and inflammation in the tongue.

[01:13:16]Halitosis would mean bad breath. Meaning If you are breathing out the smell then smell it.

[01:13:22]Has been. What will happen here now? will be Cheilosis and kylosis. Here you can find it You can mark it. cracking of lips, Viewing alteration type. So what is this here?

[01:13:33]But? Chylosis and cheilosis.

[01:13:38]Next one. The length for instance of NG Tube is measured.

[01:13:46]So what are you doing if you have an NG tube?

[01:13:48]If you are inserting, how to choose the correct length Will you measure it?

[01:13:53]How will you check? Tip of the nose to ear lobe Due to the exfoliated process. tip of the nose Two xiphed process. tip of the nose to Right cheek than xified process or else.

[01:14:02]Tip of the nose to sternum then stomach. So If you know the proper length of the NG tube How many NG tubes are needed?

[01:14:09]Will have to. What size will be required?

[01:14:11]To insert, insert from tip of nose to ear.

[01:14:15]To the lobe and then from the nose tip to the ear lobe.

[01:14:18]From the ear lobe to the xiphoid process, what do you Will you do it here?

[01:14:22]There are majors who can do it. This will help you get it right We will find out. And the second best way If inserting then est X-ray is what will be best. So if you length Want to know what LG tubes are?

[01:14:37]will be? Tip of the nose to ear lobe Tip of the nose to the earlobe of the ear and then to the xiphoid Until the process. Next is Vi of the following statement contains the Empirical nature? The question is question number 65 Which of the following statements convey the Empirical Nature of Research. So here What is the empirical nature of research?

[01:15:06]Meaning, empirical here means that which Things we learn from our experiences That in research. The research is conducted in Control Situation. Research Has Been Carried Out systematically following meticulous Steps. Results of the research yielded Favourable result. The researcher was able to Generalize the finding to a large group of Population.

[01:15:29]So here on the research, if you Experienced in conducting research So what are your correct points here?

[01:15:37]will be? So here's the empirical nature of research.

[01:15:40]What will be the correct statement? He will be that Hum The Research Has Been Carried Out Systematically following meticulous step. What will be? research that we have here research which will be done systematically and It will happen systematically. How will it happen?

[01:16:00]It will be done in an organized manner. when we I became experienced. What does Imperial mean?

[01:16:05]That when it comes to researching, our It was according to experience. Our Joe Also practically what are you in this thing?

[01:16:15]You can say that you have become an archer.

[01:16:17]For research. So here's the empirical nature.

[01:16:20]What would be the meaning of research? Research Has Been carried out systematically following Meticulous Step. Meaning of Meticulous Step That is, in a careful manner. How? careful In a proper way. Next One The Technique in with the Participants Projects a meaning inu material that is Actually Ambiguous and Meaningless is Called So here such a technique, such a technique which What is here with the participant What is Project A Meaning Into Material?

[01:16:53]Meaning into material which has no papus What is the income of Ambiguous?

[01:16:59]Meaning it is not clear and also meaningless So what are the vignettes?

[01:17:05]Projective technique or content Analysis to Meaningless and MBGSA Whatever the project of the participants is, Material in meaning converts to material If he is doing this then this is a projective technique Which projective technique so whenever you If questions arise from this method of research, I I will give you a good idea about research.

[01:17:24]Wherever you get the answer to management questions You also get nursing papers because you Pick up any book, any guide, anything.

[01:17:32]Also pick up more than 500 of you The question is for anyone, for any writer.

[01:17:37]Whether you are looking for top Nursing MCQ based If you pick up the book, you will find questions there.

[01:17:42]You will not get it in the exam on S They are available kept. My logic's my Let me tell you about my ideas and my research.

[01:17:50]that if you have 50 nursing papers There are 50 papers, so you can choose from them.

[01:17:57]So they should note down those questions separately.

[01:18:00]Can do. Specially in research and management Of and from the same questions you will get the exam I get questions in a roundabout way.

[01:18:07]The next one which of the following is an Example of nominal scale? nominal scale Which is an example of this? Age in Years Apgar Score, visual analog scale or gender?

[01:18:19]Which is an example of nominal scale here?

[01:18:22]will be? Age will be the Apgar score in years.

[01:18:26]What? There will be a visual analog scale. Of Visual analog scales can be used with the help of a pen.

[01:18:31]How much pain is he experiencing due to CBIT?

[01:18:34]It is used to check. So here But what is the nominal scale? Nominal If there is a scale, it will be gender here. What will be? Gender like male and female. What will be? Male and female.

[01:18:52]Like let us tell you the meaning of nominal data That someone can also have a blood type. What Is? Anyone can have a blood type. Nominal means in a way how as an categorize You can do that. So what will happen here?

[01:19:08]Gender is an example of a nominal scale will be. The next one who is the father of Scientific Management? So here Who is the father of scientific management?

[01:19:18]Macgregor, Henri Fayol, Max Bever or Federick W. Taylor. So here He is the father of scientific management.

[01:19:26]Yes, the father is Frederick W. Taylor.

[01:19:29]The next one which of the following needs is At the apex of the hairchi given by Abraham Maslow. So, Abraham Maslow's Joe Heyer's Theory of Needs, then Apex But which one is it? Love and Belongings, Physiological Needs, Self-Actualization Or self-esteem. Apex means It is on top. Bottom means at the lowest. To all What happens at the top? Self Actualization. What will happen? Self Actualization.

[01:19:58]This will give you the complete information about the hair of the entire Abra Mas Law.

[01:20:00]There are needs of theory which have to be memorized.

[01:20:02]Because the one that turns around in this There is no point in talking. direct questions You will come. next one which of the Following Is Not a Method of Inventory Control? EVC in Inventory Control There is analysis, there is VD analysis, FSN analysis is done. But the cab There is no analysis. Remember the exam I come a lot from inventory control or So you need to do ABC analysis, BED analysis The full form will appear. So here the There will be no CAB analysis. Everyone else will be there.

[01:20:34]Then there is our question The Type of Nursing Care assignment that is best suited in an What is an Intensive Care Unit (ICU)?

[01:20:44]The assignment that will best suit nursing care Functional case method task method or We have developed this team method very well.

[01:20:51]Nursing from second year to first year From the actual but also above case method We have formed NCP, what is it called?

[01:20:59]Case Method Next One The extent to which the scale measures what it Is supposed to major is referred to s. So Any scale by which something can be measured.

[01:21:14]To what extent can you measure it? They What is? Liability, Validity, Consistency of Probability. So here Scale One What can you check with any scale?

[01:21:25]Can you? Its validity. what to check Can you? Validity. Meaning, you can reach this range only.

[01:21:30]Will be able to stretch out. if not further from him What is that called? The validity of that thing.

[01:21:36]The Next One: The Most Frequently Occurring Observation in a data set is called data The most frequent occurrence in the set What is called observation? Mean, median, Frequency, Class Interval. So, it is called is the mode. What is? Mode.

[01:21:54]Next one. A brownish black pigmented Area in the midline stretching from xiphesternum to symphysis pubis is Cold to chest from exifesternum Brownish black extending to the symphysis pubis What is a pigmented area called?

[01:22:12]Melasma striae elvix, linea Niacara or Mongolian Spot. Mongolian Spots are seen in babies.

[01:22:20]After the delivery you will see in babies.

[01:22:22]Like bluish dark at Batuks' place The spots that remain from the type are lines.

[01:22:28]Will Niagara happen from the chest?

[01:22:31]a straight line up to the symphysis pubis which is seen in pregnancy Yes, it will be called Sterea Elvix.

[01:22:38]Stretch marks on the thighs will be called If it's on Batuks, what will it be here?

[01:22:43]line niagra which exifstenam to The symphysis may become dark black up to the pubis.

[01:22:48]There may be a brownish pigmented line What will happen to us? That would be Lion Niagara.

[01:22:56]Next one scale consisting of two opposites Adjectives good and bad at the end of Continuum to Measure Attitude and Belief Is Cold. So a scale that gives you two Both good and bad are different things What can be done? Can measure. So, he What is? Laker scale, semantic differentiator Scale, Visual Analog Scale or QSERT.

[01:23:23]I told you about visual analogies.

[01:23:25]It will be used for pen. now here It is said that two things, good and bad, are one and the same.

[01:23:29]You have to major in time. So that's Sentic.

[01:23:32]Differentiate Sorry Differential Scale.

[01:23:36]The next one which of the following is an Example of non-probability sampling?

[01:23:42]So examples of non-probability sampling Which ones? So that's what snowballs are.

[01:23:46]Sampling. I remembered this directly So I added the answer for you.

[01:23:50]Is. What is? non-probability sampling The best example of what is that?

[01:23:55]Snowball sampling. The Next One: The Process of selecting a small number of elements From a larger group is called. very large Selecting a few people from the area What is? Validity, validity, sampling It is a delimitation, a pilot study. So You go to a village and gather some people.

[01:24:16]They do it to some selected people What are you doing? collecting samples Are. What would that whole process be called? They It is called sampling. See what's here Where did it go? The Process of Selecting a Small Number of elements from a larger group.

[01:24:30]Meaning, some numbers to some people from a large group What is counting and selecting?

[01:24:35]Sampling. And the people you selected What is? Sample.

[01:24:40]The next one in DNA, adenine, always has a base.

[01:24:45]Pairs with. So the base in DNA is adenine.

[01:24:48]Who does it pair with? Always thiamine with. With whom? With thiamine. Next Forest. Cholesterol is a cholesterol Is? steroids, fatty acids, Is it a glycolipid or a phospholipid? So What is cholesterol? There are steroids.

[01:25:03]What is? Steroids. Next One Retention of sodium in a body leads to. so if When there is a deficiency of sodium in our body What will happen? Water loss, water retention, Potassium loss or potassium retention.

[01:25:17]Retention of sodium. If our body If sodium retention occurs, it starts decreasing Water retention will be seen. What will happen?

[01:25:25]Water retention will be seen.

[01:25:30]Next One Which of the following cellular organisms Organelles is called the powerhouse of the Sales? So Power House of Sales is single Here it is called mitochondria.

[01:25:42]Here you have to remember the answer directly.

[01:25:44]Take it. As said, he is the powerhouse of sales.

[01:25:46]Mitochondria. Basic Functional The structural unit of life is cells.

[01:25:51]Or if you are asked, you should do it this way What is the plan? Have to remember. So Power House What should I say if asked for sale?

[01:25:58]Mitochondria.

[01:26:01]Next one involuntary movement of the tongue lips, face, trunk, and extremities as a Side effect of antipsychotic drug is known Look at this, the entire sign is explained here.

[01:26:14]Are. It is said that involuntary caused by an antipsychotic drug There are side effects. In which our tongue, lips, Involuntary numbness of the face, trunk, and arms and legs Movement is happening in a proper manner. on which you What is it that you are unable to control?

[01:26:31]tylodyskinesia, Parkinsonism, akathisia, or Acudistonia. Who has all these symptoms?

[01:26:40]Tylodyskinesia K. And When will typhoid dyskinesia occur? When antipsychotic drug side effects Will get it. Is it clear?

[01:26:50]Next one. Pellagra is caused due to Pellagra is caused by deficiency of Due to shortage? Causes of Niacin Deficiency Pellagra is also known as the Four D Disease.

[01:27:01]Diarrhea, dementia, dermatitis, and death Here you remember to ask for four D disease or If you ask about 3D disease, the first thing you should remember is Diarrhea Dementia Dermatitis than fourth asked then you Death has to be kept. Diarrhea if Three asks Dementia dermatitis and fourth ask if Death. The Next One Is The Process Of Blood Clotting is initiated by. So blood What starts the clotting process?

[01:27:29]Is? From prothrombin. Who will it be with?

[01:27:31]From prothrombin. Options are given here.

[01:27:33]You should keep reading them also. prothrombin, thrombin, fibronogen and Thromboplastin. of blood clotting There is initiation, from whom does it happen?

[01:27:42]From prothrombin.

[01:27:44]Next one.

[01:27:46]which of the following is not an example of Objective type question? So here Example of objective type question Which one is not? Short Notes, Multiple Choice Question, Match the Pair of a True and Falls. Objective means like You will have only one answer among them. either that Could be right or wrong. The pair also met You get questions in the exam and MCQ based questions are also available. So this is your How are you? Became objective. But Short Notes Short Notes Your Objective Will not happen. Here you can find anything in detail You can write in less lines and less space.

[01:28:23]But in MCQ you have a single answer will be. Now the pair can be true or false May have been found. So it's okay in pairs too Should be. If it is wrong, it will become zero.

[01:28:33]So what will not be an example here?

[01:28:35]will be? Short notes. clear? very much There are good questions in this paper.

[01:28:39]In. Next is Who can calculate the term mental age?

[01:28:45]Intelligent content? We calculate To the mental edge. For whom? For IQ.

[01:28:51]So now here is the topic of intelligent content.

[01:28:54]Who gave the term 'mental age'? Sir Francis Galton, Alfred Wannet, Macon Cattle or West David. So mental age Which is a word, to the Intelligence Quartet We use it to check. he gave It was by Alfred Venet. You in the exam IQ level reaches the age of mental Retirement. according to your IQ are asked. So how do you calculate Are? Then you calculate the mental age.

[01:29:23]divided by Chronological Edge * 100 This is your formula. And this one here But the word mental age has been given for IQ.

[01:29:35]This has been given by Alfred Vannett.

[01:29:38]The Next One Is The Type of Declarative Memory That Involves the Meaning Independent of Our Own Experiences called as such memory Our experiences from our own experiences what do we gain from it what do we gain is short term long term procedural or Then sentient memory is such a memory which From our experience we can What do you do with experience? in that If it remains involved then it is called memory.

[01:30:10]Sensitive memory. Which one? Semantic memory.

[01:30:16]The next question is about our Apgar score.

[01:30:18]Taking into account that the Apgar score contains all the parameters Except one. Hydrate, blood Pressure, respiration, color. Hydrate and There will be pulse rate, there will be respiration, there will be color But blood pressure is not a part of it.

[01:30:34]What is? Blood pressure is not part of this.

[01:30:36]Is. Next is the Freudian defense.

[01:30:40]Mechanism which is characterized by Returning to the Behavior of an Earlier Time is once life is called. So here Fruit Joe Fruit Joe Defense There is a mechanism of life according to it.

[01:30:53]What is a return to previous behavior?

[01:30:56]What is it called? Regression. What will happen?

[01:30:58]Regression. Say you wish you had done one thing If I had done the work then we would have got rid of that thing.

[01:31:04]There is no regret. That is the regret that Whatever comes to your mind from the past I wish I had joined the job. I wish Joe What if the world unites and there is regret?

[01:31:16]Is? Regression. What is? Regression. Earlier Times in Once Life. means previously your When you think about something that happened with you are returning to behavior of an earlier age Time some previous time in your life Whenever you think about defense What happened to the mechanism? Regression is called We regret something or the other Would remain forever. I have a question for you.

[01:31:45]What is the term which explains the Sexual attraction of a female for her Father in phallic stage? So here you I want to tell you what sexual attraction is Female child taking her father for granted What word did you use for it on stage?

[01:31:59]Will you go? Pennisnv Electra Complex, Oedipal complex or Castrian Complex. So here in this paper the total There were 100 questions. There are 10 questions that The next paper will be taken by the tutor only.

[01:32:10]Nursing tutor will help you solve it.

[01:32:12]Will be given. So you must answer this.