NurseRank has 5 mock tests in the Haryana Staff Nurse 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.
75 nursing, 25 GK incl. Haryana GK (split not confirmed)
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Question split in NurseRank Haryana Staff Nurse mock tests
Section
Questions
Nursing / professional
75
Haryana GK
10
General Awareness
10
Reasoning
3
Maths
2
Total
100
Subjects to prepare
Revise the core nursing subjects first, then the general sections (Haryana GK, General Awareness, Reasoning, Maths).
Q1. Priority Decision: A patient in the PACU has emergence delirium manifested by agitation and thrashing. What should the nurse assess the patient for first?
Neurologic injury
Cardiac dysrhythmias
Distended bladder
Hypoxemia
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Answer: D. Hypoxemia
The most common cause of emergence delirium is hypoxemia, and initial assessment should evaluate respiratory function. When hypoxemia is ruled out, other causes, such as a distended bladder, pain, and fluid and electrolyte disturbances, should be considered. Delayed awakening may result from neurologic injury. Cardiac dysrhythmias most often result from specific respiratory, electrolyte, or cardiac problems.
Q2. The WHO 'Roll Back Malaria' initiative started in:
1998
1978
2010
1958
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Answer: A. 1998
Malaria control – early case detection and treatment, vector control (insecticides, removing stagnant water, mosquito nets) and mass drug administration; WHO 'Roll Back Malaria' started in 1998.
Q3. An episiotomy is being repaired. Which assessment after birth is important?
Check the hands
Check the chest
Check the perineum for swelling, bruising and hematoma
Check the scalp
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Answer: C. Check the perineum for swelling, bruising and hematoma
Hematomas cause severe perineal pain and swelling; REEDA assessment is used.
Q4. A child is afraid of the nurse's white coat. What is the best action?
Hide from the child
Remove the coat or use friendly approaches such as colorful clothing
Insist on wearing it
Tell the child not to be afraid
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Answer: B. Remove the coat or use friendly approaches such as colorful clothing
Reducing frightening cues helps build trust.
Q5. The nurse is examining an infant for hip placement and has abducted her flexed legs. The nurse would next:
Rotate the hips
Listen for a "click."
Extend the legs
Palpate the hips for a mass
Show answer and explanation
Answer: B. Listen for a "click."
Ortolani's manipulation is used to detect congenital hip dysplasia. The infant is supine and a "click" is heard when flexed legs are abducted. This results from pressure causing the femoral head to slip out of the acetabulum. The other maneuvers will not determine the position of the femoral head in the acetabulum.
How to use these mock tests
Take one mock a week under the real time limit.
Read the explanation of every wrong or guessed answer, then practise that topic.
Use the wrong-answers list to revise only what you missed.
