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Bangladesh Nursing & Midwifery Council Comprehensive Licensing Examination 2025
26-09-2025 | MCQ - 100
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1. Clinical features of dog bite-
Swelling
Bleeding
Generalized edema
High blood pressure
Patients have difficulty in drinking water
2. Poisons enter into the body through-
Contact
Ingestion
Droplet infection
Inhalation
Injection
3. Criteria of balance diet are-
Easily available and palatable
Satisfactory to taste and appetite
Should contain more fat & protein
Easily digestible and absorbable
Should be well designed food
4. Complications of burn are
Uremia
Loss of function and deformity
Bleeding
Multi organ failure
Post burn contracture
5. Rights of administration of medication are-
Right time
Right dose
Right medicine
Right Nurse
Right Doctor
6. Mode of transmission of enteric fever -
Feco-oral route
Parental route
Sexual transmission
Vertical transmission
Direct contact
7. Following are the biological complete protein -
Meat
Beans
Egg
Pulses
Milk
8. Pre-eclamptic toxemia is characterized by-
Proteinuria
Oedema
Convulsion
Bleeding
Hypertension
9. Roles of a psychiatric nurse are-
Provide a safe therapeutic environment
Solving patient's problem
Taking care of all physical needs
Conducting psychotherapy
Meeting client' financial problems
10. Internal female reproductive organs are-
Labia majora
Uterus
Vulva
Labia minora
Ovary
11. Basic needs for newborn include-
To be warm
To give bathe
To breathe normally
To be weighted
To be feed
12. Which of the following are included in pre-operative patient preparation?
Fasting (NPO)
Anesthesia administration
Skin preparation
Wound care
Patient education
13. Level of management includes-
Top level management
Secondary level management
Middle level management
Tertiary level management
Lower-level management
14. Child psychiatric disorders are-
Autism
Attention Defects
Anxiety disorder
Hysteria
Schizophrenia
15. Which of the following are preventive measures for cervical cancer?
Regular pap smear
HPV vaccination
Avoiding smoking
Using contraceptives
Regular breast exams
16. Breast feeding techniques include-
Positioning
Fowler's position
Warmth
Attachment
Cleaning
17. Major mental health problems are-
Schizophrenia
Hysteria
Mania
Migraine
Depression
18. Neonatal jaundice is treated by-
Proper antibiotic
Phototherapy
Antipsychotic drugs
Morning sunlight
Exchange transfusion
19. Side effects of chemotherapy are-
Vomiting
Alopecia
Jaundice
Diarrhea
Oedema
20. General signs & Symptoms of fracture are-
Pain & damage
Loss of function
Unusual shape and deformity
Cyanosis of affected area
Anemia
21. Causes of STDs are-
Syphilis
Hepatitis B virus
Staphylococcus
Gonorrhea
Sarcoptic scabies
22. Complications of neglecting mouth care are -
Glossitis
Phlebitis
Gingivitis
Stomatitis
Pharyngitis
23. High risk babies are-
Birth weight less than 2.5 kg
Birth weight more than 2.5 kg
Artificial feeding babies
Exclusive breast-feeding babies
Weight blew 70% of expected weight
24. Methods of open reduction are-
Skin traction
Deep traction
Super traction
Skeletal traction
Pelvic traction
25. Responsibilities of a ward incharge nurse are -
Monitoring admissions and discharges
Prescribing medication
Delegating nursing duties and assignments
Accounting salary or wages
Overseeing the supply and demand of medications
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