B.Sc Nursing 2nd semester FON 1 2 important expected questions exam paper

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A clean, professional study question bank card titled "B.Sc. Nursing 2nd Semester - FON I & II" with a subtitle "LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS (15 marks each)" on a dark navy blue background with white and yellow text. List the following 7 numbered questions in clear readable white text: 1. Describe Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and explain the effect of illness on patient and family in detail. 2. What is oxygenation? Explain the structure and physiology of the respiratory system. Describe alterations in oxygenation and nursing care interventions. 3. Define Physical Examination - its purposes, methods, and role of the nurse. 4. Define Communication - process, barriers to effective communication, and role in patient care. 5. Describe the Nursing Process (ADPIE) with examples. 6. Explain nursing care of an unconscious patient in detail. 7. Discuss infection control in clinical settings - types, chain of infection, standard precautions. At the bottom add a small footer: "Most Repeated | Expected Questions | 2nd Sem Exam"

A clean professional study card titled "B.Sc. Nursing 2nd Semester - FON I & II" subtitle "SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS (5 marks each)" on a deep green background with white and light yellow text. List these 15 numbered questions clearly: 1. Purposes of recording and reporting in a hospital 2. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (short) 3. Routes of drug administration and nursing responsibilities 4. Principles of body mechanics and their importance 5. Role of nurse in admission, discharge, and transfer 6. Nursing interventions for impaired body alignment and mobility 7. Assessment of pressure ulcers using Braden Scale and Norton Scale 8. Biomedical waste management - categories and color coding 9. Code of ethics and professional conduct in nursing 10. First aid management - wound, haemorrhage, and shock 11. Types of grief response and stages of dying (Kubler-Ross) 12. Sexual health and factors affecting sexuality 13. Infection control - hand hygiene, PPE, aseptic technique 14. Stages of wound healing 15. Types and principles of bandaging Footer: "Most Repeated | Expected Questions | 2nd Sem Exam"

A clean professional study card titled "B.Sc. Nursing 2nd Semester - FON I & II" with two sections on a dark maroon/burgundy background with white and yellow text. Section 1: "VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS (2 marks)" listing: 1. Define Hypovolemia 2. Enlist 4 ethical principles in nursing 3. Define LAMA 4. What is Hypercapnia? 5. Define Euthanasia 6. What is recovery position? 7. What is a Bed Cradle used for? 8. Define CPR 9. What is the Braden Scale used for? 10. Define health and list factors affecting health Section 2: "IMPORTANT MCQ TOPICS" listing key facts: - Maslow's most basic need = Physiological needs - Braden Scale = Pressure ulcer risk assessment - Braden Scale does NOT include = Communication - Recovery position = Left lateral position - Kubler-Ross stages = Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance - First code of ethics in nursing = 1953 (ICN) - Self-actualization = Highest need (Maslow) - CPR = Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - LAMA = Leave Against Medical Advice Footer: "Most Repeated | Expected Questions | 2nd Sem Exam"

A clean professional study card titled "B.Sc. Nursing 2nd Semester - FON I & II" on a dark purple background with white, yellow and orange text. Section 1 heading: "TOP 15 PRIORITY TOPICS TO STUDY" with a star symbol: 1. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - appears in almost every paper 2. Nursing Process - 5 steps ADPIE 3. Vital Signs - measurement, normal values, documentation 4. Infection Control - hand washing, PPE, biomedical waste 5. Pressure Ulcer - Braden and Norton Scale, staging, prevention 6. Oxygenation - respiratory anatomy, alterations, nursing care 7. Medication Administration - routes, 10 rights 8. Communication - process, types, barriers 9. Physical Examination - methods IPPA, nurse's role 10. Documentation - recording, reporting, types of records 11. Body Mechanics - principles, ergonomics 12. Kubler-Ross Stages of Grief and Dying 13. Ethics in Nursing - autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, justice 14. Admission, Discharge and Transfer of patient 15. Unconscious patient care Section 2 heading: "EXAM TIPS" - Long answers almost always ask about Maslow's or Oxygenation - prepare thoroughly - Ethics and code of conduct appears every year - Know all 6 components of the Braden Scale - For routes of drug administration include: oral, IV, IM, SC, ID, rectal, sublingual, topical, inhalation - Nursing process can appear as both long and short answer Footer: "Best of Luck! Study Smart | 2nd Sem FON I and II"