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1 BHARAT SEVAK SAMAJ NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, PROMOTED BY GOVERNMENT OF INDIA CENTRAL BOARD OF EXAMINATIONS BSS NATION TIONAL VOCA OCATION TIONAL EDUCATION MISSION BLOOD BANK NURSING COURSE ONE YEAR EXAMINATION TIME 3 HRS PAPER - I HISTORY AND SCOPE OF BLOOD, BLOOD FORMATION MARKS 100 INSTRUCTIONS :- 39 Questions are there in total Write answers to each question in proportion to the marks allotted During the first 15 minutes read the questions carefully Write answers to all questions I. Fill in the blanks 10x1=10 1. RBC is other wise called WBC is also known as are called Thrombocytes 4. Albumin is...soluble 5. Number of RBC per cu.mm of blood is is the main function of thrombocytes 7. In Children belonging to 3 to 6 years the normal range of haemoglobin is...gm/dl 8. Haemoglobin is present in...cells 9. The condition of decreased level of Hb is known as The expanded form of ESR is... II. Define the following 5x2= Haematology 12. Platelets 13. Haemoglobin 14. Leukemia 15. Blood banking

2 III. Match the following 5x1=5 16. Plasma - Haemoglobin standard 17. Leucocytes - Round cells 18. Deoxygenated blood - Dark red 19. RBC - WBC 20. Calibration curve - Pale yellow fluid IV. Write short notes on any five 5x3= ABO blood grouping 22. Plasma 23. Blood clotting factors 24. Principles of ESR 25. Eosinophil cells 26. Requirements for platelet count 27. Bleeding time V. Write paragraph on any six 6x5= Formation of blood 29. Cells present in blood 30. The reaction of blood plasma 31. Blood cells 32. Composition of blood 33. Blood plasma 34. Anticoagulants 35. Functions of lymphocytes VI. Write essay on any two 2x15= Explain the Coagulation of blood 37. Explain the factores and functions of blood cells 38. Describe the structure of blood vessels 39. Describe the estimation of haemoglobin (Sahil s acid haematin method)

3 BHARAT SEVAK SAMAJ NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, PROMOTED BY GOVERNMENT OF INDIA CENTRAL BOARD OF EXAMINATIONS BSS NATION TIONAL VOCA OCATION TIONAL EDUCATION MISSION BLOOD BANK NURSING COURSE ONE YEAR EXAMINATION TIME 3 HRS PAPER - II NURSING MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH BLOOD DISORDERS, BLOOD BANKING NURSES ROLE MARKS 100 INSTRUCTIONS :- 39 Questions are there in total Write answers to each question in proportion to the marks allotted During the first 15 minutes read the questions carefully Write answers to all questions I. Fill in the blanks 10x1=10 1. Cutting section is done with the help of Father of modern pathology is groups are called universal donors 4. In leukaemia or lymphoma...is the test done 5. EDTA is...agents 6. In chronic myclogenous leukaemia...are observed 7. In pregnancy ESR is usually In the sickle cell anaemia...esr is observed 9. To keep blood in fluid state...are used is the largest cell found in the peripheral blood II. Define the following 5x2= Anaemia 12. Leukemia 13. Anticoagulory 14. Haemohilia 15. Haemorrhoids

4 III. Match the following 5x1= to 6 litres - Heparin 17. Immunohaematology - Arterial blood 18. Rh factor - Rhesus monkeys 19. Brachial astery - Blood transfusion 20. ESR - Average quantity of blood IV. Write short notes on any five 5x3= Polycythemia 22. Blood groups 23. Rh typing 24. Vericos vein 25. Blood banks 26. Tube technique of blood grouping 27. Universal donor V. Write paragraph on any six 6x5= Iron deficiency and hemolytic anaemi 29. A plastic and meguloplastic anaemia 30. Diseases transmitted through injuries 31. Live diseases caused by vitamin deficiency 32. Role of nurse in collection of blood 33. Selection of blood donors 34. Cross matching of blood 35. Indirect grouping of blood grouping VI. Write essay on any two 2x15= Explain the role of nurse in haematological surgery 37. Describe the nursing management of patient with blood disorders 38. Explain the complications of blood donation 39. Explain about blood bank in compact unit

5 BHARAT SEVAK SAMAJ NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, PROMOTED BY GOVERNMENT OF INDIA CENTRAL BOARD OF EXAMINATIONS BSS NATION TIONAL VOCA OCATION TIONAL EDUCATION MISSION BLOOD BANK NURSING COURSE ONE YEAR EXAMINATION TIME 3 HRS PAPER - III IMMUNE HAEMATOLOGY, NURSING PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE IN BLOOD TRANSFUSION AND ITS MANAGEMENT MARKS 100 INSTRUCTIONS :- 39 Questions are there in total Write answers to each question in proportion to the marks allotted During the first 15 minutes read the questions carefully Write answers to all questions I. Fill in the blanks 10x1= deals with study of elements of blood and blood forming tissues 2. Used venipuncture needles must be discarded into Compatiablility testing is done in In blood collection procedure...sample is preferred 5. For bacteriological examinations...blood is prefered 6. Myeloblast are the immature form of...cells 7. Volume of normal semen is... 8./ Circulatroy over load results...and Pyrogenic reactions producting...and blood group is known as universal recipient II. Define the following 5x2= Immunohaematology 12. Haemolytic reactions 13. Clumping 14. Blood transfusion 15. Antigens

6 III. Match the following 5x1=5 16. Aids - Once in 3 months 17. Syphilis - Hepatitis B surface antigen 18. Australia antigen - Steril equipments 19. Donation room - VDRL test 20. Frequency of blood donation - Elisa IV. Write short notes on any five 5x3= Grouping and typing 22. Universal recipient 23. ACD solution 24. Conditions in which coagulation time is less than normal 25. Abnormal lecucocytes 26. Tests done in immuno laboratory 27. Cross matching of blood samples V. Write paragraph on any six 6x5= Nurses responsibility in the blood transfusion 29. Blood processing 30. Transfusion of platelets 31. WIDAL test 32. Coagulation factor deficiency 33. Lymphoma 34. Safety precautions in immuno heamatological lab 35. Blood auto analyser VI. Write essay on any two 2x15= Explain the diseases transmitted by blood transfusion 37. Describe the important principles of immunohaematology 38. Explain about nursing management of transfusion reactions 39. Examine the factors noticed in the selection of blood donors

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