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19th November 2014, 08:53 AM
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MSc Nursing Entrance Paper of AIIMS
Please provide me the MSc Nursing Entrance Paper of AIIMS as I am looking for the same ?
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19th November 2014, 10:42 AM
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Re: MSc Nursing Entrance Paper of AIIMS
For admission in AIIMS MSc Nursing course AIIMS conducts AIIMS PG entrance test. As you want I am here providing you the paper pattern of the exam from which you can get idea about the paper. M.Sc. Nursing Courses entrance exam paper Pattern : Entrance examination (written test) of 90 minutes duration consisting of one paper containing 70 objective type (multiple choice) questions. Question of the paper consist the topics like : fundamentals of Nursing, Medical Surgical Nursing including Anatomy, Physiology & Pharmacology, Obstetrics Nursing and Midwifery, Paediatric Nursing, Community Health Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing Professional Trends in Nursing. Selection process: Written test Personal Assessment / Interview Important dates 2014: Last day to apply is 25th April, 2014 till 5pm. Entrance examination: M.Sc. Courses – 20th July, 2014 M. Biotechnology – 15th June, 2014 M.Sc. Nursing – 29th June, 2014 B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing – 6th July, 2014 B.Sc. (Hons.) (Post Certificate) – 22nd June, 2014 B.Sc. (Hons.) Para-Medical – 7th June, 2014 You can take help from books like AIIMS exam syllabus detail The general standard of each entrance examination will be that of 12th class under the 10+2 scheme or an equivalent examination of an Indian University/Board. AIIMS has not prescribed a syllabus for the AIIMS Paramedical Exam 2015. Paper Pattern M.Sc./M.Biotechnology Courses:- The question paper for M.Sc./M. Biotechnology courses will be of 90 minutes duration consisting of 90 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) carrying 90 marks in the subject in which the candidates has applied. M.Sc. Nursing Courses:- The question paper for M.Sc. Nursing courses will be of 90 minutes duration consisting of 90 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) carrying 90 marks. B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing (Common to all AIIMS):- One paper of 2 hours duration and consisting of four parts containing objective type (Multiple Choice) Questions, with distribution of marks as under : PART - SUBJECT MARKS A - Physics - 30 marks B - Chemistry- 30 marks C - Biology - 30 marks D - General Knowledge - 10 marks TOTAL- 100 marks B.Sc. (Hons.) Para- Medical courses:- a) One paper of 1½ hours duration and consisting of objective type (Multiple Choice) questions in four parts of 30 questions each in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics. The candidate may either attempt biology part or Mathematics part B.Sc. Nursing (Post-Certificate):- a) The examination will be held in Delhi, and in English language only b) The selection of candidates will be made on a 2-stage performance evaluation as under : Stage I : Written Test: Candidate will appear for an entrance examination (Written Test) of 90 minutes duration consisting of one paper containing 70 objective type (Multiple Choice) questions in the subjects of fundamentals of Nursing, Medical Surgical Nursing including Anatomy, Physiology & Pharmacology, Obstetrics Nursing and Midwifery, Paediatric Nursing, Community Health Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing and Professional Trends in Nursing. Stage II: Personal Assessment / Interview: On the basis of the merit list based on the marks secured in Stage- I, candidate three times the number of seats will be invited for Personal Assessment by a Selection Committee. If requisite number of SC or ST candidates are not available, then candidates belonging to SC and ST taken together will be invited. In case candidates belonging to SCs, STs & OBCs are not available for Personal Assessment, then the number of candidates from the General category will be proportionately increased. Marks in Personal: Assessment will be awarded out of 30. The following factors will also be considered at the time to personal assessment: Past academic attainment in the Higher Secondary or +2 or equivalent examination; Past academic attainment in the Nursing examination; Performance as a Staff Nurse. Admission will be made on the basis of the aggregate marks secured by candidates in Stage- I & Stage- II. In case of two or more candidates securing equal marks in all the 2 stages combined, their inter se merit will be determined in order of preference as under : i) Candidates securing higher marks in Written Test (Stage-I) ii) Candidates older in age to be preferred. There will be negative marking for wrong answers in entrance examination for all the couses. Each correct response will get a score of +1 mark. Each incorrect response will get a score of-1/3. No credit will be given for the question not answered. More than one response will be negatively marked. |
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5th February 2015, 05:54 PM
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Aiims sample papers of masters in physiology entrance exam
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27th August 2019, 09:56 AM
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Re: MSc Nursing Entrance Paper of AIIMS
Hi buddy here I am looking for AIIMS MSc Nursing Entrance Paper for preparation of this exam so will you plz let me know from where I can do collect its question paper ??
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27th August 2019, 09:56 AM
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Re: MSc Nursing Entrance Paper of AIIMS
As you are asking for AIIMS MSc Nursing Entrance Paper for preparation of this exam so on your demand I am providing same here : AIIMS MSc Nursing Entrance Paper Q.1 The union of ovum and sperm is known as 1) Folification 2) Fertilization 3) Placentation 4) Ovulation Answer:2 Q.2 The nurse makes that the diet consumed by PEM child is rich in 1) Protein, carbohydrates and vitamins 2) Micro nutrient 3) Water soluble vitamins 4) Fats and vitamins Answer:1 Q.3 The position of patient during immediate postoperative period of tonsillectomy surgery is 1) Sims position 2) Prone position 3) Lateral position 4) Rose position Answer:3 Q.4 The study of distribution and determinants of the disease is called 1) Epidemiology 2) Entomology 3) Pathology 4) Community Answer:1 Q.5 The scientific method of study of human population is 1) Anthropology 2) Demography 3) Ecology 4) Sociology Answer:2 Q.6 Which NSAID undergoes enterohepatic circulation? 1) Phenylbutaxone 2) Aspirin 3) Ibuprofen 4) Piroxicam Answer:1 Q.7 Ortolani is a test performed to find out 1) Fractures 2) Bone injuries 3) Club foot M Sc Nursing 4) Congenital hip dislocation Answer:4 Q.8 The nurse interprets a positive Homans sign as 1) Deep venous thrombosis 2) Pulmonary embolism 3) Pneumothorax 4) Stroke Answer:1 Q.9 Glycosuria occurs when Plasma glucose level exceeds 1) 120140mg/dl 2) 100-120mg/dl 3) 130-150mg/dl 4) 160-180mg/dl Answer:4 Q.10 Virulence of a disease is indicated by 1) Proportional mortality rate 2) Specific morality rate 3) Case fatality ratio 4) Morbidity rate Answer:2 Q.11 All the following are the responsibilities of nurse for a patient with heart failure, except 1) Maintain intake outpatient chart 2) Auscultate lung sounds M Sc Nursing 3) Weight the patient daily 4) Maintain intracranial pressure Answer:4 Q.12 Which test is used to find out the early stage of leprosy 1) Lepromine test 2) Histamine test 3) Morphological index 4) Bacterial index Answer:1 Q.13 The polyvalent type of vaccines are prepared from 1) More strains of same species 2) Single species 3) More strains of different species 4) Single organism Answer:1 Q.14 Researchers must be content to say that hypothesis is 1) Probably true 2) Type I error 3) Type II error 4) Level of significance Answer:1 Q.15 The coordination between the fundal contraction and cervical dilatation is called 1) Softening of the uterus 2) Hypertrophy 3) Increased vascularity 4) Polarity of uterus Answer:4 Q.16 The system of storage and transport of vaccine at low temperature is called 1) Cold chain system 2) Vaccine chain system 3) Vaccine carrier 4) Ice linked refrigerate Answer:1 Q.17 The saturation level of oxygen in the blood can be assessed by using 1) Spirometer 2) Pulse oximetry 3) Tonometer 4) Cardiac monitor Answer:2 Q.18 Function of ciliated epithelium is 1) Protection 2) Secretion 3) Moves mucus and other substances 4) Immune response Answer:3 Q.19 Increase in the size of the muscle of the arm in a weight lifter is an example of 1) Hyperplasia 2) Hypertrophy 3) Metaplasia 4) Dysplasia Answer:2 Q.20 Pulse oximeter is a non invasive method to assess the level of 1) Arterial oxygenation 2) Fraction of inspired O2 3) O2 intake 4) Stoke volume Answer:1 Q.21 Kernicterus occurs once the bilirubin crosses 1) 15 mg/dl 2) 20 mg/dl 3) 25 mg/dl 4) 30 mg/dl Answer:2 Q.22 The volume of air that moves in and out of lungs with each respiration is 1) Tidal volume 2) Minute volume 3) lung capacity M Sc Nursing 4) Lung reserve Answer:1 Q.23 Core body temperature is 1) Skin temperature 2) Axilla temperature 3) Rectal temperature 4) Oral temperature Answer:3 Q.24 Anatomical description of the imaginary vertical plane passing longitudinal through the body from front to back, dividing it right and left halves is called as 1) Coronal plane 2) Sagittal plane 3) Median plane 4) Horizontal plane Answer:3 Q.25 In which position, the nurse has to keep a patient with breathing difficulty 1) Sims position 2) Prone position 3) Supine position 4) Fowlers position Answer:4 Q.26 Osteoporosis may occur after 1) Oophrectomy 2) Colectomy 3) Nephrectomy 4) Amputation Answer:1 Q.27 The stages of death and dying include 1) Powerlessness 2) Bargaining 3) Role strain 4) Ethical dilemma Answer:2 Q.28 Sterilization by steam under pressure is carried at the temperature between 1) 105⁰c and 106⁰c 2) 90⁰c and 100⁰c 3) 108⁰c and 147⁰c 4) 95⁰c and 105⁰c Answer:3 Q.29 All the following are vector borne diseases, except 1) Malaria 2) Filaria 3) Plague 4) Hepatitis Answer:4 Q.30 The act of getting things done through and with nursing staff is 1) Management 2) Nursing management 3) Leadership ability 4) Professional norm Answer:2 Q.31 A teacher shows how things happen and how things can be done to the students through 1) Field trips 2) Demonstration 3) Visual symbols 4) Exhibits Answer:2 Q.32 is the back bone of the community health 1) Home visit 2) Family 3) Economy 4) Individual Answer:1 Q.33 To measure intraocular pressure this procedure is done 1) Caloric test 2) Keratometry 3) Tonometry 4) Visual acuity test Answer:3 Q.34 Demographic variable relate to 1) Population 2) Study samples 3) Climate 4) Sample size Answer:2 Q.35 The hydrochloric acid secreted in stomach wall 1) Kills microbes in food 2) Breakdowns protein 3) maintain protective barrier of stomach 4) digests fat Answer:1 Q.36 Which hormone stimulates lipolysis 1) Glucagon 2) Epinephrine 3) Ptyalin 4) Oxytocin Answer:2 Q.37 Urea cycle occurs in 1) Kidney 2) Brain 3) Liver 4) Lungs Answer:3 Q.38 Infant mortality rate (IMR) can be calculated by estimating the number of deaths per 1) 1000 births 2) 1000 population 3) 1000 women 4) 1000 live births Answer:4 Q.39 The three tire structure rural local staff government in India is known as 1) Panchayat Raj 2) Zilla Parishad 3) Gram Sabha 4) Nyaya Sabha Answer:2 Q.40 Foleys catheter size is marked with F which is equal to 1) 0.22 mm of diameter 2) 0.33mm of diameter 3) 0.44 mm of diameter 4) 0.55mm of diameter Answer:2 Q.41 Uterus turned inside out is called 1) Acute inversion of the uterus 2) Cervical dystocia 3) Rupture uterus 4) Prolapse uterus Answer:1 Q.42 White patches during physical examination should screen for 1) Cancer 2) Leprosy 3) Vitaminosis 4) Tuberculosis Answer:2 Q.43 Android pelvis 1) Male pelvis 2) Female pelvis 3) Richetic pelvis 4) Narrow pelvis Answer:1 Q.44 Dental flurosis is otherwise called as 1) Mottled enamel 2) Flurosis crisis 3) Skeletal flurosis 4) Fluorine toxicity Answer:1 Q.45 When learning helps the individual to adjust himself / herself adequately to the new situation is termed as 1) Learning is growth 2) Learning is adjustment 3) Learning is experience 4) Learning is intelligent Answer:2 Q.46 The foramen of magnum is found in bone 1) Frontal 2) Parietal 3) Temporal 4) Occipital Answer:4 Q.47 Embryotomy means 1) Removal of head 2) Cutting and destruction of fetus 3) Removal of Placenta 4) Forceps delivery Answer:2 Q.48 Boot shaped heart is seen in 1) Aortic stenosis 2) Coarctation of aorta 3) Patent ductus arteriosus 4) Tetralogy of Fallot Answer:4 Q.49 T cells of the body attack and destroy pancreatic Beta cells in 1) Type I diabetes 2) Type II diabetes 3) Type III diabetes 4) Addisons disease Answer:1 Q.50 Extinction is based on the principal of 1) Motivation 2) Conditioning 3) Information processing 4) Imitation Answer:2 Q.51 Directing and controlling the general nursing service provided by the nurse is assessed by 1) Manager 2) Administrator 3) Supervisor 4) Advisor Answer:3 Q.52 The nurse can identify typical cases of by the sudden onset of profuse, efforrtless watery diarrhea followed by vomiting 1) Cholera 2) Typhoid 3) AIDS 4) Hepatitis B Answer:1 Q.53 An epidural hematoma results from bleeding between the 1) Piamater and arachnoid mater 2) Duramater and arachnoid mater 3) Reticular system 4) Dura and inner surface of the skull Answer:1 Q.54 Morbidity means 1) Illness 2) Death 3) Health 4) Fatality Answer:1 Q.55 Tuberculosis is 1) Water borne disease 2) Vector borne disease 3) Air borne disease 4) Zoonotic disease Answer:3 Q.56 According to Erikson a sense of industry develops during 1) Infancy 2) Toddler period 3) Preschool age 4) School age Answer:4 Q.57 Status epilepticus is a continuous seizure that lasts more than 1) 30 minutes 2) 15 minutes 3) 45 minutes 4) 1 hour Answer:1 Q.58 The complication of hospital acquired pneumonia is 1) Heart failure 2) Renal failure 3) Acute respiratory distress syndrome 4) Head injury Answer:3 Q.59 Biparietal diameter is of 1) 8.5cms 2) 11cms 3) 12cms 4) 9.5cms Answer:4 Q.60 The activities that are designed and performed to produce change in student behavior is by 1) Teaching 2) Learning 3) Communication 4) Information Answer:1 Q.61 Dexamethosone suppression test used to detect the 1) Schizophrenia 2) Depression 3) Dementia 4) Stress Answer:2 Q.62 The type of necrosis seen in tuberculosis is 1) Coagulative necrosis 2) Liquefactive necrosis 3) Caseous necrosis 4) gangrenous necrosis Answer:3 Q.63 Atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) is hormone secreted from the cells namely 1) Right atrium 2) Left atrium 3) Right ventricle 4) Left ventricle Answer:1 Q.64 The nurse notes a reddish pink tissue in the wound during dressing and interprets as 1) Sign of infection 2) Keloid 3) Granulation tissue 4) Exudates Answer:3 Q.65 Social change refers to any modification of 1) Human relationship 2) Human change 3) Human rotation 4) Human modification Answer:1 Q.66 The psychiatric nurse should assess the patients cognitive status with help of 1) Mini mental status examination 2) Rating tool 3) Process recording 4) Advanced technology Answer:1 Q.67 The nurse notes a loud, drum like sound during percussion of the stomach and documents as 1) Tympany 2) dullness 3) Resonance 4) Flatness Answer:1 Q.68 Umbilical cord contains of 1) 1 artery 2 veins 2) 2 arteries 1 vein 3) 2 arteries 2 veins 4) 1 artery 1 vein Answer:2 Q.69 The coverage of population by PHC is 1) 50000 2) 10000 3) 30000 4) 40000 Answer:3 Q.70 The two umbilical arteries carry the from the fetus 1) Oxygenated blood 2) Deoxygenated blood 3) Mixed blood 4) No blood Answer:2 Q.71 The longest bone in human body is 1) Femur 2) Humerus 3) Tibia 4) Fibula Answer:1 Q.72 is the permanent method of family planning in males 1) Tubectomy 2) Vasectomy M Sc Nursing 3) Copper-T 4) Condom Answer:2 Q.73 Swan-Ganz catheter is introduced to measure the 1) Intra ocular pressure 2) Intra cranial pressure 3) Blood pressure 4) Central venous pressure Answer:4 Q.74 The resistance of an individual possesses by virtue of his genetic and constitutional make up is 1) Active immunity 2) Passive immunity 3) Adaptive immunity 4) Innate immunity Answer:4 Q.75 Weight of the placenta at term is 1) 250gms 2) 125gms 3) 500gms 4) 350gms M Sc Nursing Answer:3 Q.76 An infection resulting from a treatment or diagnostic procedure is 1) Nosocomial 2) Iatrogenic 3) Endogenous 4) Contagious Answer:2 Q.77 The Kopliks spots commonly appear in 1) Measles 2) Mumps 3) Varicella 4) Smallpox Answer:1 Q.78 The main task of management is 1) Decision making 2) Goal setting 3) Guidance 4) Authority Answer:3 Q.79 In pediatric resuscitation, the ratio between chest compression and ventilation is 1) 2:1 2) 3:1 3) 4:1 4) 5:1 Answer:2 Q.80 The nursing priority of child with acute renal failure is focused on 1) Monitoring the intake and output chart 2) Health education regarding salt and fluid restriction 3) Giving family support 4) Check blood routine Answer:1 Q.81 An activity which involves the development of hidden talent of a staff and for the benefit of the organization is known as 1) Training 2) Orientation 3) Staff development 4) Continuing education program Answer:1 M Sc Nursing Q.82 The emulsification of dietary fat is enhanced by 1) Gastric juice 2) Saliva 3) Bile salts 4) Pancreatic juice Answer:3 Q.83 The killing power of the disease is measured by using 1) Case fatality rate 2) Specific death rate 3) Morbidity rate 4) Survival rate M Sc Nursing Answer:1 Q.84 The vaccine used against tuberculosis is 1) DPT 2) OPV 3) MMR 4) BCG Answer:4 Q.85 Which of the following is a social motive? 1) Hunger 2) Thirst 3) Pain avoidance 4) Achievement Answer:4 Q.86 Which of the following domain of competent caring are used in the psychiatric nursing practice? 1) Teaching, delegating and colloboratry 2) Management, teaching and colloboratry 3) Direct care, communication and management 4) Delegating, coordinatry and communication Answer:3 Q.87 Administration of medications into the body tissues other than alimentary canal is 1) Parenteral 2) Oral 3) Enteral 4) Inunction Answer:1 Q.88 The quantitative researchers gather 1) Empirical evidence 2) Evidence based 3) Scientific method 4) Systematic approach Answer:1 Q.89 World health day is celebrated on 1) May 12th 2) April 7th 3) April 1st 4) January 26th Answer:2 Q.90 To acquire correct knowledge by the student, the teacher uses teaching strategy called 1) Illustration stratgey 2) Narration strategy 3) Problem solving strategy 4) Group discussion strategy Answer:1 Q.91 Withdrawal of fluid from uterus through abdominal wall 1) Culdoscopy 2) Laproscopy 3) Amniocentesis 4) Partograph Answer:3 Q.92 The storage temperature for polio vaccine is 1) -20 c 2) +20 c 3) -10 c 4) +10 c Answer:1 Q.93 Increased pulsation is felt through the lateral fornix at 8th week is called 1) Osianders sign 2) Chadwicks sign 3) Goodells sign 4) Piskaceks sign Answer:1 Q.94 Indian MTP act allows abortion only to a period of 1) 15 weeks 2) 20 weeks 3) 28 weeks 4) 12 weeks Answer:2 Q.95 Osteoporosis is caused by the deficiency of 1) Iron 2) Calcium 3) Zinc 4) Phosphorous M Sc Nursing Answer:2 Q.96 An area of poor houses and poor people is termed as 1) Housing 2) Slums 3) Illiteracy 4) Ventilation Answer:2 Q.97 Hepatitis A infection spreads by 1) Oral route 2) Sexual route 3) Contaminated needles 4) Air Answer:1 Q.98 This scale helps to assess the impaired consciousness 1) Glasgow coma scale 2) Visual analogue scale 3) Beck Depression scale 4) Muscle power grade scale Answer:1 Q.99 Bone marrow depression is seen with chronic administration of 1) Isoflurane 2) N2o 3) Ether 4) Halothane Answer:4 Q.100 A person with a tendency to be outgoing, friendly and talkative is said to be an 1) Optimist 2) Pessimist 3) Introvert 4) Extrovert Answer:4 |
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