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Daily Nursing Questions – Strengthen your Knowledge and Clinical Skills

Welcome to your Daily Nursing Questions portal! The daily updated MCQs are designed for nursing students and professionals to test their clinical knowledge and prepare for exams like NCLEX and other nursing exams. Each question is accompanied by an answer and detailed rationale to help you understand the reasoning behind the answer and improve your decision making.

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Daily Nursing Exam Questions #0093-100

Question 0093: Which disease is a fatal brain disorder caused by the prion protein?





Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease (CJD) is a rare but fatal brain disorder caused by prions – these are misfolded proteins that can make other proteins in the brain fold abnormally. This process leads to rapid brain degeneration.

Although Mad Cow Disease is also prion-related, it mainly affects cows, and humans can only get a variant form. On the other hand, Pick’s Disease and Lewy Body Disease are neurodegenerative too, but they are not caused by prions.

So, the correct answer here is Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease.

Question 0094: Which one of the following is the last part of the small intestine?





The last part of small intestine is called ileum.
First part is duodenum, after that jejunum, and finally ileum comes last. Appendix is not part of the small intestine.
So, the correct answer is Ileum.
(Sometimes students confuse with appendix or duodenum! Always look for the order 😊)

Question 0095: Process of urination from voluntary and involuntary muscles





Micturition means the act of passing urine, it needs both voluntary control of external sphincter and involuntary action of detrusor muscles. So this is the correct answer.

Question 0096: Sociology helps nurses to know about:





Sociology mainly focuses on society and community where people live together. Nurses understand community beliefs, culture, social behavior and health practices which improve patient care. Thats why Community is the right answer.

Question 0097: Which process comes under a child expected to learn directly from nature through personal experiences?





Pragmatism promote learning through practical work and real life experience. Child learns by doing things in nature and from environment around them. So according to book, Pragmatism is correct answer.

Question 0098: Who were the early pioneers of immunization?





Egyptians were among first to practice early form of immunization by exposing people to mild infections so body develop protection. They also studied diseases and health practices earlier than many civilizations.

Question 0099: Which method is the collaboration in providing care to a group of clients under the direction of a professional Nurse?





Team nursing is when RN leads team of nurses and other staff to care for a group of patients together. It improve cooperation and gives better care delivery to patients.

Question 0100: Which purgative causes hypokalemia?





Osmotic purgatives pulls water into intestine and make loose stools, but frequent use can lead to loss of electrolytes like potassium causing hypokalemia.

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Florence Essel
Florence Essel
4 months ago

I will put the patient on first aid to avoid the situation from worsening before making the necessary call.

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