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Question for Andaman and Nicobar ANM - Quiz / Questions / MCQ in English

Last Update on : October 11, 2026

Duration: 90 · Questions: 100 · Max Marks: 100

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Latest Andaman and Nicobar ANM Exam Question (Objective Questions), MCQ in English

Subjects : Professional Knowledge (ANM), General Awareness, General Science

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Professional Knowledge (ANM)

Q 1 :
Pathogenic organisms are
  1. A.Used in the pasteurization process
  2. B.More plentiful than any other type of organism
  3. C.Important to industry
  4. D.Harmful to humans
Q 2 :
For giving CPCR, after ascertaining unresponsiveness one should :
  1. A.Call for help
  2. B.Establish an airway
  3. C.Check the carotid pulse
  4. D.Give chest compression
Q 3 :
Local cold application transfer heat from the body by :
  1. A.Radiation
  2. B.Evaporation
  3. C.Convection
  4. D.Conduction
Q 4 :
Autoclaving a means of sterilization will destroy
  1. A.All microorganisms
  2. B.Pathogenic microorganisms
  3. C.Non pathogenic microorganisms
  4. D.Just yeasts and molds
Q 5 :
​Position in which the patient is to be cared after lower extremity amputation is :
  1. A.Left lateral
  2. B.Supme with head turned to one side
  3. C.Side lying with amputated side up
  4. D.Prone
Q 6 :
When giving a patient intramuscular preoperative medications, the practical nurse must remember to inject into site no more than ?
  1. A.1 ml
  2. B.2ml
  3. C.3ml
  4. D.4ml
Q 7 :
The safest position for a lady with cord prolapse in labor is :
  1. A.Fowler's position
  2. B.Prone
  3. C.Supine
  4. D.Trendelenburg
Q 8 :
The percentage of water in human body is :
  1. A.60%
  2. B.80%
  3. C.35
  4. D.None of these
Q 9 :
Daily care of patient's room would consist of
  1. A.Disinfecting and sterilizing items in his immediate area
  2. B.Providing fresh water for his flowers
  3. C.Scrubbing and waxing the floor
  4. D.Damp dusting and straightening
Q 10 :
The most important electrolyte of intracellular fluid is :
  1. A.Potassium
  2. B.Calcium
  3. C.Sodium
  4. D.Chloride
Q 11 :
During the bath observation of skin include ?
  1. A.Temperature integrity and condition
  2. B.Colour, warmth and bruising
  3. C.Markings made by wrinkles in the sheet or crumbs
  4. D.Distribution and colour of hair
Q 12 :
Patient recovering from general anaesthesia should be positioned in :
  1. A.Supine position
  2. B.Fowler's position
  3. C.Trendelenburg position
  4. D.Side lying position
Q 13 :
Included as a part of charting is the recording of observations and assessment of the patient. Basic skills used by the nurse in assessment are ?
  1. A.Subjective and objective observation
  2. B.Communications of the patient
  3. C.Laboratory data and patient's response to tests
  4. D.Recording of all data in a legal manner
Q 14 :
Lugol's solution contains :
  1. A.Potassium iodide
  2. B.Sodium bromide
  3. C.Ammonium chloride
  4. D.Calcium chloride
Q 15 :
Which of the following feature is not related to Gushing's triad ?
  1. A.Systolic BP
  2. B.Hypothermia
  3. C.Bradycardia
  4. D.Widening pulse pressure
Q 16 :
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is classified as a:
  1. A.Communicable disease
  2. B. Non-communicable disease
  3. C. Autoimmune disease
  4. D.Blood disorder
Q 17 :
The main function of the kidneys is to:
  1. A.Produce red blood cells
  2. B. Filter waste products from the blood  
  3. C. Fight infection
  4. D.Regulate body temperature
Q 18 :
The primary mechanism of bone loss in osteoporosis is:
  1. A.Increased bone mineralization
  2. B.Enhanced bone density
  3. C.Imbalance between bone formation and resorption
  4. D.Reduced calcium absorption
Q 19 :
The leading causes of chronic kidney disease globally are:
  1. A.Bacterial infections
  2. B.Diabetes and high blood pressure 
  3. C.Viral infections
  4. D.Parasites
Q 20 :
Which of the following is a common risk factor for osteoporosis?
  1. A.High calcium intake
  2. B.Regular weight-bearing exercise
  3. C.Smoking
  4. D.Adequate vitamin D levels
Q 21 :
What is the primary goal of national mental health programs ?
  1. A.To improve access to mental health services and protect the rights of the mentally ill
  2. B.To limit access to mental health care
  3. C.To focus solely on psychiatric hospitals
  4. D.To ignore human rights issues
Q 22 :
Which international document outlines the human rights of individuals with mental illness ?
  1. A.The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  2. B.The Geneva Convention
  3. C.The Paris Agreement
  4. D.The Convention on the Rights of the Child
Q 23 :
What is a key principle in the human rights approach to mental health care ?
  1. A.Respect for the dignity and autonomy of the individual
  2. B.Restricting patient autonomy
  3. C.Ignoring individual preferences
  4. D.Limiting patient involvement in care decisions
Q 24 :
How does the national mental health program address the issue of involuntary commitment ?
  1. A.By ensuring legal safeguards and review processes to protect patients' rights
  2. B.By ignoring legal safeguards
  3. C.By making involuntary commitment more frequent
  4. D.By avoiding review processes
Q 25 :
Which right is crucial for individuals with mental illness according to human rights standards ?
  1. A.The right to informed consent
  2. B.The right to be restrained without consent
  3. C.The right to be isolated from family
  4. D.The right to restricted access to personal information
Q 26 :
What is the primary goal of environmental sanitation?
  1. A. To beautify public spaces
  2. B. To prevent disease and promote health
  3. C.To increase property values
  4. D.To support industrial growth
Q 27 :
Which of the following is a key principle of environmental sanitation?
  1. A. Waste generation
  2. B. Pollution control
  3. C. Minimizing human interaction with nature
  4. D. Urban development
Q 28 :
What is the role of sanitation in public health?
  1. A. To manage aesthetic aspects of cities
  2. B.To reduce disease transmission
  3. C. To support recreational activities
  4. D. To increase tourism
Q 29 :
Which of the following is an example of point source pollution?
  1. A.Runoff from agricultural fields
  2. B.Sewage discharge from a wastewater treatment plant
  3. C. Litter on streets
  4. D.Air pollution from vehicles
Q 30 :
What is a common method for managing solid waste in urban areas?
  1. A.Open dumping
  2. B.Incineration
  3. C.Burying in landfills
  4. D.All of the above
Q 31 :
Which of the following is a function of the skeletal system?
  1. A.Blood circulation
  2. B.Heat generation
  3. C.Support and protection
  4. D.Digestion
Q 32 :
What is the primary function of joints?
  1. A.To produce red blood cells
  2. B.To allow movement between bones
  3. C.To store minerals
  4. D.To protect internal organs
Q 33 :
What type of bone is the femur?
  1. A.Flat bone
  2. B.Long bone
  3. C.Short bone
  4. D.Irregular bone
Q 34 :
Which of the following bones is found in the arm?
  1. A.Femur
  2. B.Radius
  3. C.Scapula
  4. D.Tibia
Q 35 :
What is the function of cartilage in the skeletal system?
  1. A.To store minerals
  2. B.To allow bones to grow
  3. C.To cushion and reduce friction between bones
  4. D.To produce blood cells
Q 36 :
Which of the following is not a part of the female reproductive system?
  1. A.Ovary
  2. B.Fallopian tube
  3. C.Prostate gland
  4. D.Uterus
Q 37 :
Where does fertilization of the ovum typically occur?
  1. A.Ovary
  2. B.Uterus
  3. C.Cervix
  4. D.Fallopian tube
Q 38 :
The primary function of the testis is to:
  1. A.Produce urine
  2. B.Produce sperm and testosterone
  3. C.Regulate blood sugar
  4. D.Control temperature
Q 39 :
Which hormone is mainly responsible for the development of female secondary sex characteristics?
  1. A.Testosterone
  2. B.Estrogen
  3. C.Oxytocin
  4. D.Prolactin
Q 40 :
What is the function of the uterus?
  1. A.Urine formation
  2. B.Sperm production
  3. C.Implantation and growth of the embryo
  4. D.Hormone secretion
Q 41 :
Which of the following is an infectious disease?
  1. A.Diabetes
  2. B.Tuberculosis
  3. C.Hypertension
  4. D.Scurvy
Q 42 :
The term ‘pathogen refers to:
  1. A.A healthy cell
  2. B.A disease-causing microorganism
  3. C.A nutrient
  4. D.A vaccine
Q 43 :
The agent responsible for malaria is:
  1. A.Virus
  2. B.Fungus
  3. C.Protozoa
  4. D.Bacteria
Q 44 :
Which of the following is a vector-borne disease?
  1. A.Cholera
  2. B.Typhoid
  3. C.Dengue
  4. D.Tuberculosis
Q 45 :
The most common mode of transmission of the common cold is:
  1. A.Vector
  2. B.Airborne droplets
  3. C.Contaminated food
  4. D.Sexual contact
Q 46 :
By what age does a child usually triple its birth weight?
  1. A.6 months
  2. B.9 months
  3. C.1 year
  4. D.2 years
Q 47 :
What is the normal head circumference of a newborn?
  1. A.30–33 cm
  2. B.33–35 cm
  3. C.36–38 cm
  4. D.25–28 cm
Q 48 :
Fontanelle closure usually completes by the age of:
  1. A.6 months
  2. B.12 months
  3. C.18 months
  4. D.24 months
Q 49 :
At what age does a child usually start to walk without support?
  1. A.6 months
  2. B.9 months
  3. C.12–15 months
  4. D.18 months
Q 50 :
The first tooth eruption typically occurs at:
  1. A.4–6 months
  2. B.6–8 months
  3. C.10–12 months
  4. D.1 year

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