5 full-length mock tests · 200 questions · 120 minutes · 0.25 mark deducted for each wrong answer.
NurseRank has 5 mock tests in the DSSSB Nursing Officer (Delhi) pattern, with a timer, a question palette, negative marking and a full review of every question after you submit. Start with free practice (just your name and mobile number, no OTP), then move to the full set in NurseRank Premium.
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| Section | Questions |
|---|---|
| Nursing / professional | 100 |
| General Awareness | 20 |
| Reasoning | 20 |
| Maths | 20 |
| Hindi | 20 |
| English | 20 |
| Total | 200 |
Revise the core nursing subjects first, then the general sections (General Awareness, Reasoning, Maths, Hindi, English).
Answer: B. High fowlers
High Fowler's (sitting upright) position allows maximum lung expansion and diaphragm movement for effective coughing and deep breathing.
Answer: B. Corrosive acid
Poisoning first steps – identify the substance and assess level of consciousness; never induce vomiting after corrosives (acid, lye) or hydrocarbons (kerosene).
Answer: D. “Peptic ulcers are associated with H. pylori, although there are other ulcers that are associated with stress.”
63. Answer D is correct. Peptic ulcers are not always related to stress but are a component of the disease. Answers A and B are incorrect because peptic ulcers are not caused by overeating or continued exposure to stress. Answer C is incorrect because peptic ulcers are related to but not directly caused by stress.
Answer: C. Disturbances in cognition and consciousness that fluctuate dur day
In addition to developing over a period of hours or days, fluctuating symptoms are characteristic of delirium. The failure to identify objects despite intact sensory functions, significant impairment in social or occupational functioning over time, and memory impairment to the degree of being called amnesia all indicate dementia.
Answer: A. Document this as a normal neonatal finding
Normally, a neonate's heart rate should be between 120 and 160 bpm shortly after birth. The nurse should document this as a normal neonatal finding. The doctor does not need to be notified. Assessing for cyanosis is a routine assessment at birth, but with the neonate's heart rate at 142 bpm, cyanosis should be minimal and typically located in the hands and feet. Heart rate assessments are performed routinely according to facility protocol. For example, the heart rate is assessed soon after birth, every 15 minutes for 1 hour, every 30 minutes for 1 hour, and then every 4 hours.
As reported by coaching sites, the paper has 200 questions to be solved in 120 minutes. Please confirm with the latest official notification.
Reported pattern: 0.25 mark deducted for each wrong answer. Please check the latest official notification.
NurseRank has 5 mock tests in this pattern in NurseRank Premium; free practice questions are available on every subject.
No. Free practice starts with your name and mobile number only. There is no OTP and no password.
