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Medical X-Ray Technician

Question 1Single Answer
The primary purpose of nursing is to:
  1. A
    Diagnose disease
  2. B
    Promote health and provide patient care
  3. C
    Perform surgery
  4. D
    Prescribe medicines
Question 2Single Answer
The nursing process is best described as:
  1. A
    A random method of care
  2. B
    A diagnostic laboratory procedure
  3. C
    A method of hospital accounting
  4. D
    A systematic approach to patient care
Question 3Single Answer
The first step of the nursing process is:
  1. A
    Assessment
  2. B
    Implementation
  3. C
    Planning
  4. D
    Evaluation
Question 4Single Answer
After assessment, the next major step in the nursing process is:
  1. A
    Medication
  2. B
    Discharge
  3. C
    Nursing diagnosis
  4. D
    Referral
Question 5Single Answer
The step in which nursing interventions are actually performed is:
  1. A
    Implementation
  2. B
    Planning
  3. C
    Assessment
  4. D
    Diagnosis
Question 6Single Answer
The effectiveness of nursing care is determined during:
  1. A
    Evaluation
  2. B
    Assessment
  3. C
    Admission
  4. D
    Diagnosis
Question 7Single Answer
Subjective data are primarily obtained from:
  1. A
    Laboratory reports
  2. B
    X-ray reports
  3. C
    Blood pressure readings
  4. D
    Patient statements
Question 8Single Answer
Which is an example of objective data?
  1. A
    Patient reports nausea
  2. B
    Patient says he is anxious
  3. C
    Patient complains of pain
  4. D
    Temperature is 38.5°C
Question 9Single Answer
A patient's privacy should be maintained during:
  1. A
    Examination only
  2. B
    All aspects of care
  3. C
    Bathing only
  4. D
    Treatment only
Question 10Single Answer
A major purpose of patient admission is to:
  1. A
    Increase hospital expenses
  2. B
    Establish baseline information
  3. C
    Avoid assessment
  4. D
    Delay treatment
Question 11Single Answer
During admission, the nurse should first:
  1. A
    Ignore the patient's concerns
  2. B
    Give food immediately
  3. C
    Send the patient home
  4. D
    Establish rapport with the patient
Question 12Single Answer
Transfer of a patient means:
  1. A
    Moving the patient from one unit or facility to another
  2. B
    Discharging the patient permanently
  3. C
    Giving medication
  4. D
    Changing the patient's bed linen
Question 13Single Answer
Discharge planning should ideally begin:
  1. A
    At admission
  2. B
    After discharge
  3. C
    Only at the time of discharge
  4. D
    After one month
Question 14Single Answer
Before discharge, the patient should understand:
  1. A
    Hospital budget
  2. B
    Staff duty roster
  3. C
    Follow-up instructions
  4. D
    Staff salaries
Question 15Single Answer
Inspection in physical assessment means:
  1. A
    Listening
  2. B
    Looking carefully
  3. C
    Touching
  4. D
    Tapping
Question 16Single Answer
Palpation involves:
  1. A
    Measuring temperature
  2. B
    Listening with a stethoscope
  3. C
    Tapping the body
  4. D
    Touching the body with hands
Question 17Single Answer
Percussion involves:
  1. A
    Tapping the body surface
  2. B
    Listening
  3. C
    Observing movement
  4. D
    Measuring weight
Question 18Single Answer
Auscultation means:
  1. A
    Looking at the skin
  2. B
    Listening to body sounds
  3. C
    Feeling the pulse
  4. D
    Testing reflexes
Question 19Single Answer
Which instrument is commonly used for auscultation?
  1. A
    Thermometer
  2. B
    Sphygmomanometer
  3. C
    Stethoscope
  4. D
    Weighing scale
Question 20Single Answer
Which is a vital sign?
  1. A
    Height
  2. B
    Weight
  3. C
    Hair color
  4. D
    Pulse
Question 21Single Answer
Normal adult body temperature is approximately:
  1. A
    32°C
  2. B
    37°C
  3. C
    34°C
  4. D
    40°C
Question 22Single Answer
A body temperature above normal is called:
  1. A
    Hypothermia
  2. B
    Apnea
  3. C
    Bradycardia
  4. D
    Pyrexia
Question 23Single Answer
Abnormally low body temperature is called:
  1. A
    Hyperthermia
  2. B
    Tachypnea
  3. C
    Hypertension
  4. D
    Hypothermia
Question 24Single Answer
The radial pulse is commonly assessed at the:
  1. A
    Neck
  2. B
    Wrist
  3. C
    Foot
  4. D
    Chest
Question 25Single Answer
Normal resting pulse rate for an adult is generally:
  1. A
    60–100/minute
  2. B
    40–50/minute
  3. C
    20–30/minute
  4. D
    120–150/minute
Question 26Single Answer
The first step in assessment of a medical patient is:
  1. A
    Diagnosis
  2. B
    History taking
  3. C
    Surgery
  4. D
    Discharge
Question 27Single Answer
Subjective information during patient assessment is mainly obtained from:
  1. A
    Patient statements
  2. B
    X-ray films
  3. C
    Laboratory reports
  4. D
    Monitor readings
Question 28Single Answer
Which is an example of objective patient data?
  1. A
    Blood pressure of 150/90 mmHg
  2. B
    Feeling anxious
  3. C
    Feeling weak
  4. D
    Complaint of pain
Question 29Single Answer
Inspection during physical examination involves:
  1. A
    Touching
  2. B
    Listening
  3. C
    Tapping
  4. D
    Looking
Question 30Single Answer
Palpation is performed primarily by:
  1. A
    Using the hands to feel body structures
  2. B
    Looking at the patient
  3. C
    Listening with a stethoscope
  4. D
    Taking an X-ray
Question 31Single Answer
Auscultation involves:
  1. A
    Listening to body sounds
  2. B
    Tapping the body
  3. C
    Observing the body
  4. D
    Measuring weight
Question 32Single Answer
Percussion involves:
  1. A
    Listening to heart sounds
  2. B
    Tapping the body surface
  3. C
    Measuring temperature
  4. D
    Checking vision
Question 33Single Answer
The organ responsible for pumping blood throughout the body is:
  1. A
    Liver
  2. B
    Heart
  3. C
    Kidney
  4. D
    Lung
Question 34Single Answer
The normal resting heart rate in most adults is:
  1. A
    20–40 beats/minute
  2. B
    40–50 beats/minute
  3. C
    60–100 beats/minute
  4. D
    120–160 beats/minute
Question 35Single Answer
Tachycardia refers to an adult heart rate generally above:
  1. A
    40 beats/minute
  2. B
    100 beats/minute
  3. C
    80 beats/minute
  4. D
    60 beats/minute
Question 36Single Answer
Bradycardia generally refers to an adult resting heart rate below:
  1. A
    60 beats/minute
  2. B
    80 beats/minute
  3. C
    100 beats/minute
  4. D
    120 beats/minute
Question 37Single Answer
Hypertension means:
  1. A
    Persistently elevated blood pressure
  2. B
    Low blood sugar
  3. C
    Reduced body temperature
  4. D
    Increased respiratory rate
Question 38Single Answer
Atherosclerosis primarily involves:
  1. A
    Destruction of red cells
  2. B
    Infection of veins
  3. C
    Enlargement of lungs
  4. D
    Narrowing and hardening of arteries due to plaque
Question 39Single Answer
Angina pectoris is commonly caused by:
  1. A
    Kidney infection
  2. B
    Reduced blood flow to heart muscle
  3. C
    Liver failure
  4. D
    Lung infection
Question 40Single Answer
Myocardial infarction occurs when:
  1. A
    The kidney enlarges
  2. B
    The lung collapses
  3. C
    Heart muscle suffers injury due to prolonged ischemia
  4. D
    The liver becomes infected
Question 41Single Answer
A common symptom of myocardial infarction is:
  1. A
    Toothache
  2. B
    Ear pain
  3. C
    Skin itching only
  4. D
    Chest pain or pressure
Question 42Single Answer
An ECG primarily records:
  1. A
    Lung volume
  2. B
    Kidney function
  3. C
    Liver function
  4. D
    Electrical activity of the heart
Question 43Single Answer
Heart failure means the heart:
  1. A
    Produces excess blood
  2. B
    Stops permanently in every case
  3. C
    Becomes infected
  4. D
    Cannot pump blood adequately to meet body needs
Question 44Single Answer
Peripheral edema may occur in:
  1. A
    Heart failure
  2. B
    Myopia
  3. C
    Otitis externa
  4. D
    Dental caries
Question 45Single Answer
Cyanosis refers to:
  1. A
    Excessive sweating
  2. B
    Yellow discoloration
  3. C
    Bluish discoloration of skin or mucous membranes
  4. D
    Red hair
Question 46Single Answer
The respiratory system primarily performs:
  1. A
    Blood-cell production
  2. B
    Gas exchange
  3. C
    Urine formation
  4. D
    Bile production
Question 47Single Answer
Normal adult respiratory rate at rest is approximately:
  1. A
    2–5/minute
  2. B
    12–20/minute
  3. C
    30–40/minute
  4. D
    50–60/minute
Question 48Single Answer
Dyspnea means:
  1. A
    Difficulty in hearing
  2. B
    Difficulty in swallowing
  3. C
    Difficulty in urination
  4. D
    Difficulty in breathing
Question 49Single Answer
Apnea means:
  1. A
    Absence of breathing
  2. B
    Rapid breathing
  3. C
    Painful breathing
  4. D
    Deep breathing
Question 50Single Answer
Asthma is characterized mainly by:
  1. A
    Reversible airway narrowing and inflammation
  2. B
    Kidney damage
  3. C
    Liver fibrosis
  4. D
    Bone infection
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