Rajasthan Nursing Officer (RSSB) Mock Test: Free Practice and Exam Pattern
10 full-length mock tests · 100 questions · 120 minutes · 1/3 mark deducted for each wrong answer.
NurseRank has 10 mock tests in the Rajasthan Nursing Officer (RSSB) 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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Question split in NurseRank Rajasthan Nursing Officer (RSSB) mock tests
Section
Questions
Nursing / professional
80
Rajasthan GK
5
Hindi
5
Maths
3
Reasoning
2
Computer
5
Total
100
Subjects to prepare
Revise the core nursing subjects first, then the general sections (Rajasthan GK, Hindi, Maths, Reasoning, Computer).
Q1. What would the nurse do to obtain an accurate urine output for a patient with a continuous bladder irrigation (CBI)?
Measure the contents of the bedside drainage bag
Stop the irrigation and determine the urine output
Subtract the volume of irrigant from the total drainage
Ensure the urine and irrigant drain into two separate bags
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Answer: C. Subtract the volume of irrigant from the total drainage
Because the urine and irrigant are mixed, the amount of infused irrigant must be measured accurately and subtracted from the total output to determine the urinary output. 1 The bedside drainage bag contains both irrigant and urine. 2 The purpose of continuous bladder irrigation is to prevent obstruction of the catheter; stopping the irrigation will increase the risk for obstruction. 4 Both urine and irrigant mix in the bladder and drain from the same port.
Q2. Which finding would contraindicate thrombolytic therapy in a patient with suspected stroke?
Blood pressure of 150/90 mm Hg
Evidence of intracranial hemorrhage on CT
Age 60
Symptom onset 1 hour ago
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Answer: B. Evidence of intracranial hemorrhage on CT
Hemorrhage is an absolute contraindication to thrombolytics, which would worsen bleeding.
Q3. Which neural tube defect sac contains spinal cord tissue?
Meningocele
Myelomeningocele
Spina bifida occulta
Encephalocele
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Answer: B. Myelomeningocele
Meningocele vs myelomeningocele – meningocele sac holds meninges and CSF, rarely neuro deficit; myelomeningocele sac also holds spinal cord, causing neuro deficits., p.232.)
Q4. A patient diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder arrives late for an appointment with the nurse at the outpatient clinic. During the interview, he fidgets restlessly, has trouble remembering what topic is being discussed, and says he thinks he is going crazy. Which of these statements by the nurse best deals with the patient's feelings of "going crazy?"
"You sound perfectly sane to me." 776 The Nursing Care of Patients with Psychiatric Disorders and Mental Health Problems
"What do you mean when you say you think you're going crazy?"
"I don't know you well enough to judge your mental state."
"Most people feel that way occasionally."
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Answer: B. "What do you mean when you say you think you're going crazy?"
When the patient says he thinks he is "going crazy," it is best for the nurse to ask him what "crazy" means to him. The nurse must have a clear idea of what the patient means by his words and actions. Using an open- ended question facilitates patient description to help the nurse assess his meaning. The other statements minimize and dismiss the patient's concern and do not give him the opportunity to openly discuss his feelings, possibly leading to increased anxiety.
Q5. A patient is transported to the emergency department following multiple traumatic fractures from a motor vehicle accident. Which assessment findings would be a priority for the nurse to report to the doctor 6 hours after a spica body cast has been applied?
The patient is complaining of itch under the cast
The lower extremities are cool to touch
The patient complains of pain with respirations The answer is D. Pain with respirations could mean restricted lung expansion and compartment syndrome. This is the priority because it involves airway and oxygenation. PHYSIOLOGICAL INTEGRITY Basic Care and Comfort Palliative/comfort care
Pedal pulses are equal but weak
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Answer: C. The patient complains of pain with respirations The answer is D. Pain with respirations could mean restricted lung expansion and compartment syndrome. This is the priority because it involves airway and oxygenation. PHYSIOLOGICAL INTEGRITY Basic Care and Comfort Palliative/comfort care
Pain with respirations could mean restricted lung expansion and compartment syndrome. This is the priority because it involves airway and oxygenation. PHYSIOLOGICAL INTEGRITY Basic Care and Comfort Palliative/comfort care
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.
