Exam Details
Subject | Applied Science (Biochemistry Biophysics, Microbiology Nutrition and Dietetics | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | Bachelor of Science Nursing | |
Department | School of Health Science (SOHS) | |
Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | June, 2015 | |
City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
Define chemical change and give an example.
How is it different from a physical change?
List any four pathological conditions that may lead to fluid and electrolyte loss.
Name any two replacement solutions used in case of dehydration.
What are polyunsaturated fatty acids? Give an example.
Enlist any two physiological functions of polyunsaturated fatty acids.
What is meant by denaturation of proteins
List any four characteristics of enzymes.
Define plasma and serum.
Write any two functions of blood in human body.
List any two normal constituents of urine.
Give any two abnormal constituents of urine and state their associated disease.
Define metabolism.
State the two important steps of protein biosynthesis.
6. Fill in the blanks with suitable words.
The process of digested food entering the circulatory system is called
The fluid surrounding or onside the cell is called
Soap gives lather readily when used with water.
The level of LDHs is increased both in and obstructive jaundice.
The citric acid cycle is said to be as it is capable of anabolic as well as catabolic functions.
The monomers of nucleic acids, are
7. Explain Three laws of motion stated by Newton with one example for each law.
8. Define Doppler effect. Give two examples of its use in medical field.
9. List the advantages of mercury in a clinical thermometer.
10. Fill in the blanks:
The capacity to do the work is known as
Lubricants to introduce Ryle's tube is used to reduce force.
Pressure due to atmosphere as we go up.
When the temperature of vapour pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure it is called point.
Substances that do not allow electrons to pass through freely are said to be
11. Fill in the blanks:
Causative organism for a venereal disease transmitted by sexual intercourse is
Urinary tract infection acquired in hospital is mainly caused by
Stool is collected in medium and method is applied to examine causative organism for cholera.
Boiling is one of the simplest method of
The commonest tapeworm found in the intestine of man is
12. Explain various forms of plague and name the bacteriological investigations required for diagnosis.
13. Discuss pathogenicity due to house fly and explain control measures.
14. Write short notes on any two of the following:
Allergic reactions
Protection against HIV
Candidiasis
15. Name causative organism and general characteristics of the following diseases.
Tetanus
Diphtheriae
16.(a) Discuss the influence of disease on food intake and dietary pattern.
Enumerate the information to be collected before planning the diet for patients and nurse's role in nutritional care.
17.(a) List any two clinical signs for following dietary deficiency conditions.
Kwashiorkor
Pellagra.
Explain the dietary management of any one of the above mentioned condition.
18. Explain major features of diet therapy for acute renal failure.
19. Match the following statement in column'A' with the term in column
Column'A' Column
Inborn error of metabolism Addison's disease
Vitamin D deficiency under 1 year of age Tetany
Deficiency of calcium in blood Pellagra
Galactosemia
Wernicke's syndrome
Craniotabes
How is it different from a physical change?
List any four pathological conditions that may lead to fluid and electrolyte loss.
Name any two replacement solutions used in case of dehydration.
What are polyunsaturated fatty acids? Give an example.
Enlist any two physiological functions of polyunsaturated fatty acids.
What is meant by denaturation of proteins
List any four characteristics of enzymes.
Define plasma and serum.
Write any two functions of blood in human body.
List any two normal constituents of urine.
Give any two abnormal constituents of urine and state their associated disease.
Define metabolism.
State the two important steps of protein biosynthesis.
6. Fill in the blanks with suitable words.
The process of digested food entering the circulatory system is called
The fluid surrounding or onside the cell is called
Soap gives lather readily when used with water.
The level of LDHs is increased both in and obstructive jaundice.
The citric acid cycle is said to be as it is capable of anabolic as well as catabolic functions.
The monomers of nucleic acids, are
7. Explain Three laws of motion stated by Newton with one example for each law.
8. Define Doppler effect. Give two examples of its use in medical field.
9. List the advantages of mercury in a clinical thermometer.
10. Fill in the blanks:
The capacity to do the work is known as
Lubricants to introduce Ryle's tube is used to reduce force.
Pressure due to atmosphere as we go up.
When the temperature of vapour pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure it is called point.
Substances that do not allow electrons to pass through freely are said to be
11. Fill in the blanks:
Causative organism for a venereal disease transmitted by sexual intercourse is
Urinary tract infection acquired in hospital is mainly caused by
Stool is collected in medium and method is applied to examine causative organism for cholera.
Boiling is one of the simplest method of
The commonest tapeworm found in the intestine of man is
12. Explain various forms of plague and name the bacteriological investigations required for diagnosis.
13. Discuss pathogenicity due to house fly and explain control measures.
14. Write short notes on any two of the following:
Allergic reactions
Protection against HIV
Candidiasis
15. Name causative organism and general characteristics of the following diseases.
Tetanus
Diphtheriae
16.(a) Discuss the influence of disease on food intake and dietary pattern.
Enumerate the information to be collected before planning the diet for patients and nurse's role in nutritional care.
17.(a) List any two clinical signs for following dietary deficiency conditions.
Kwashiorkor
Pellagra.
Explain the dietary management of any one of the above mentioned condition.
18. Explain major features of diet therapy for acute renal failure.
19. Match the following statement in column'A' with the term in column
Column'A' Column
Inborn error of metabolism Addison's disease
Vitamin D deficiency under 1 year of age Tetany
Deficiency of calcium in blood Pellagra
Galactosemia
Wernicke's syndrome
Craniotabes
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Subjects
- Applied Science (Biochemistry Biophysics, Microbiology Nutrition and Dietetics
- Behavioural Sciences
- Communicative English
- Community Health Nursing
- Maternal Nursing
- Medical Surgical Nursing
- Mental Health Nursing
- Nursing Administration
- Nursing Education andn Research
- Nursing Foundation
- Paediatric Nursing