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2/5/26

Medical-Surgical Nursing Quiz – 50 MCQs (With Answers)

Medical Surgical Nursing MCQs , Nursing questions
Medical-Surgical Nursing Quiz – 50 MCQs (With Answers)

This Medical-Surgical Nursing Quiz is designed for staff nurses, nursing students, and candidates preparing for competitive nursing exams like AIIMS, ESIC, NHM, and nursing exams. The questions are based on core concepts of Adult Health (Medical-Surgical) Nursing.

🩺 Medical-Surgical Nursing Quiz Questions – Part I

  1. Untreated glaucoma can ultimately lead to:
    • A. Conjunctivitis
    • B. Cataract
    • C. Blindness
    • D. Retinal detachment
  2. The most common site of pancreatic cancer is the:
    • A. Tail
    • B. Body
    • C. Head
    • D. Entire pancreas
  3. The earliest cardiac marker to rise after myocardial infarction is:
    • A. Troponin-T
    • B. CK-MB
    • C. LDH
    • D. Myoglobin
  4. The respiratory center is primarily stimulated by:
    • A. Oxygen
    • B. Carbon dioxide
    • C. Nitrogen
    • D. Bicarbonate
  5. The most common cause of chronic emphysema is:
    • A. Tuberculosis
    • B. Smoking
    • C. Asthma
    • D. Pneumonia
  6. A classic symptom of hiatal hernia is:
    • A. Dysphagia
    • B. Heartburn
    • C. Hematemesis
    • D. Abdominal distension
  7. The most common cancer among Indian women is:
    • A. Ovarian cancer
    • B. Breast cancer
    • C. Cervical cancer
    • D. Endometrial cancer
  8. Priority nursing management in the first 24 hours of severe burns is:
    • A. Pain control
    • B. Wound dressing
    • C. Fluid resuscitation
    • D. Antibiotic therapy
  9. The most serious complication of peritoneal dialysis is:
    • A. Hypotension
    • B. Electrolyte imbalance
    • C. Peritonitis
    • D. Constipation
  10. Bell’s palsy involves damage to which cranial nerve?
    • A. Fifth
    • B. Seventh
    • C. Ninth
    • D. Twelfth
  11. The temperature-regulating center of the body is located in the:
    • A. Thalamus
    • B. Cerebellum
    • C. Hypothalamus
    • D. Medulla
  12. The most common renal calculi are composed of:
    • A. Uric acid
    • B. Calcium oxalate
    • C. Phosphate
    • D. Cystine
  13. Peptic ulcers most commonly occur in the:
    • A. Stomach fundus
    • B. Esophagus
    • C. Duodenum
    • D. Ileum
  14. The most common type of skin cancer is:
    • A. Malignant melanoma
    • B. Squamous cell carcinoma
    • C. Basal cell carcinoma
    • D. Kaposi’s sarcoma
  15. Murphy’s sign is positive in:
    • A. Appendicitis
    • B. Cholecystitis
    • C. Pancreatitis
    • D. Hepatitis
  16. Kussmaul breathing is seen in:
    • A. Asthma
    • B. Diabetic ketoacidosis
    • C. Pneumonia
    • D. Heart failure
  17. The Glasgow Coma Scale maximum score is:
    • A. 10
    • B. 12
    • C. 15
    • D. 18
  18. Rheumatoid arthritis is a:
    • A. Degenerative disease
    • B. Autoimmune disorder
    • C. Metabolic disorder
    • D. Infectious disease
  19. The antidote for heparin is:
    • A. Vitamin K
    • B. Protamine sulfate
    • C. Naloxone
    • D. Atropine
  20. The primary goal of medical-surgical nursing is to:
    • A. Cure disease
    • B. Prevent complications
    • C. Promote recovery and quality of life
    • D. Administer medications
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✅ Answer Key – Part I

  1. C
  2. C
  3. D
  4. B
  5. B
  6. B
  7. C
  8. C
  9. C
  10. B
  11. C
  12. B
  13. C
  14. C
  15. B
  16. B
  17. C
  18. B
  19. B
  20. C

Medical-Surgical Nursing Quiz – Part II

  1. Left ventricular failure commonly causes:
    • A. Pedal edema
    • B. Ascites
    • C. Pulmonary congestion
    • D. Hepatomegaly
  2. Normal arterial blood pH is:
    • A. 7.10–7.20
    • B. 7.25–7.30
    • C. 7.35–7.45
    • D. 7.50–7.60
  3. Barrel chest is seen in:
    • A. Asthma
    • B. Pneumonia
    • C. COPD
    • D. Tuberculosis
  4. Most common cause of peptic ulcer disease:
    • A. Stress
    • B. Alcohol
    • C. H. pylori
    • D. Smoking
  5. Early sign of hypoxia is:
    • A. Cyanosis
    • B. Restlessness
    • C. Bradycardia
    • D. Hypotension
  6. Pink frothy sputum indicates:
    • A. Asthma
    • B. Pulmonary edema
    • C. TB
    • D. Bronchitis
  7. Orthopnea is relieved by:
    • A. Lying flat
    • B. Sitting upright
    • C. Prone position
    • D. Trendelenburg
  8. Most common arrhythmia after MI:
    • A. AF
    • B. VT
    • C. VF
    • D. PVC
  9. Portal hypertension leads to:
    • A. Jaundice
    • B. Ascites
    • C. Diarrhea
    • D. Constipation
  10. Appendicitis pain begins in:
    • A. RLQ
    • B. Epigastrium
    • C. Umbilicus
    • D. LLQ

Answers:– Part II 1-C, 2-C, 3-C, 4-C, 5-B, 6-B, 7-B, 8-D, 9-B, 10-C

Medical-Surgical Nursing Quiz – Part III

  1. Most common cause of CKD:
    • A. Hypertension
    • B. Diabetes mellitus
    • C. Stones
    • D. Infection
  2. Facial droop and slurred speech indicate:
    • A. MI
    • B. Stroke
    • C. Epilepsy
    • D. Hypoglycemia
  3. Kussmaul breathing occurs in:
    • A. Asthma
    • B. DKA
    • C. Pneumonia
    • D. CHF
  4. Insulin is secreted by:
    • A. Alpha cells
    • B. Beta cells
    • C. Delta cells
    • D. Acinar cells
  5. Parkinson’s disease is due to lack of:
    • A. Serotonin
    • B. Dopamine
    • C. GABA
    • D. Acetylcholine
  6. Normal GCS score:
    • A. 10
    • B. 12
    • C. 15
    • D. 18
  7. Polyuria means urine output more than:
    • A. 1500 ml
    • B. 2000 ml
    • C. 2500 ml
    • D. 3000 ml
  8. Bone metastasis usually causes:
    • A. Fever
    • B. Pain
    • C. Infection
    • D. Bleeding
  9. Trousseau’s sign indicates:
    • A. Hyperkalemia
    • B. Hypocalcemia
    • C. Hypernatremia
    • D. Hypoglycemia
  10. Antidote for heparin is:
    • A. Vitamin K
    • B. Protamine sulfate
    • C. Naloxone
    • D. Atropine

Answers:– Part III 1-B, 2-B, 3-B, 4-B, 5-B, 6-C, 7-C, 8-B, 9-B, 10-B

Note: This quiz is useful for Staff Nurse exams, AIIMS, ESIC, DSSSB, NHM, Railway, and other nursing competitive examinations.

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10/28/25

Staff Nurse MCQ Quiz 2025 - 100 Nursing MCQs with Answers (Interactive)

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Staff Nurse MCQ Quiz 2025 - 100 Nursing MCQs with Answers (Interactive)
Staff Nurse MCQ Quiz 2025 — 100+ Nursing MCQs with Answers & Interactive Quiz

Why use this interactive MCQ quiz?

This 100+ MCQ interactive quiz helps you evaluate your readiness for major nursing exams (AIIMS NORCET, RRB, ESIC, NHM, State PSCs). Attempt questions, submit answers, and instantly see your score. Each question also shows the correct answer so you can quickly revise weak topics.

Staff Nurse MCQs interactive quiz for AIIMS, RRB, ESIC and NHM exam preparation

How to use

  1. Select one answer per question.
  2. When finished, click Check My Score.
  3. Your score, percentage and missed questions with correct answers will display.
  4. Retry anytime - the quiz resets automatically.

Section A - Fundamentals, Anatomy, Pharmacology, Medical-Surgical, Obs & Paediatrics (Q1–Q35)

  1. Q1. The process of washing hands before and after patient care is known as?



  2. Q2. Normal body temperature in Celsius is:



  3. Q3. Which pulse site is commonly used in emergencies?



  4. Q4. The normal respiratory rate for adults per minute is:



  5. Q5. Fowler’s position is used to:



  6. Q6. The largest organ in the human body is:



  7. Q7. The functional unit of the kidney is called:



  8. Q8. The heart is enclosed within:



  9. Q9. The normal cardiac output per minute is approximately:



  10. Q10. The part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination is:



  11. Q11. Drug that reduces pain is called:



  12. Q12. Digoxin is used in the treatment of:



  13. Q13. Vitamin K is essential for:



  14. Q14. The route of drug administration with the fastest effect is:



  15. Q15. The antidote for morphine poisoning is:



  16. Q16. The normal blood pressure range for adults is:



  17. Q17. Appendicitis is inflammation of:



  18. Q18. The first sign of hypoglycemia is:



  19. Q19. Common symptom of myocardial infarction is:



  20. Q20. Normal blood glucose level (fasting) is:



  21. Q21. The normal duration of pregnancy is:



  22. Q22. The first stage of labor ends with:



  23. Q23. Colostrum is rich in:



  24. Q24. Average fetal heart rate per minute is:



  25. Q25. Best position for pregnant women with hypertension is:



  26. Q26. The first vaccine given to a newborn is:



  27. Q27. The weight of a healthy newborn is:



  28. Q28. The APGAR score is taken at:



  29. Q29. The first tooth appears at:



  30. Q30. Exclusive breastfeeding is recommended for:



  31. Q31. The full form of PHC is:



  32. Q32. The normal growth chart used in India is called:



  33. Q33. Vitamin A deficiency causes:



  34. Q34. DOTS strategy is related to:



  35. Q35. Pulse Polio Programme was launched in:



Section B - Advanced & High-Yield Topics (Q36–Q100)

  1. Q36. Standard precaution that prevents blood-borne infection transmission is:



  2. Q37. Normal hemoglobin range for adult female (g/dL) is approximately:



  3. Q38. The Glasgow Coma Scale assesses:



  4. Q39. Best method to prevent pressure ulcers is:



  5. Q40. Aseptic technique is essential for:



  6. Q41. Normal serum sodium level (mEq/L) is approximately:



  7. Q42. Shock presenting with warm extremities and bounding pulses is most likely:



  8. Q43. The drug class that lowers cholesterol by inhibiting HMG-CoA reductase is:



  9. Q44. Which is a sign of hypovolemic shock?



  10. Q45. First action for a choking adult with severe airway obstruction is:



  11. Q46. A sterile field is considered contaminated if:



  12. Q47. Antiseptic commonly used for skin preparation before injection is:



  13. Q48. The normal platelet count (per microliter) is approximately:



  14. Q49. Ryles tube is used for:



  15. Q50. Preferred site for intramuscular injection in adults is:



  16. Q51. TB is primarily spread by:



  17. Q52. The enzyme elevated in acute myocardial infarction is:



  18. Q53. A sign of hypokalemia includes:



  19. Q54. Best immediate care for deep partial-thickness burn is:



  20. Q55. The most common site for pressure ulcer in supine patient is:



  21. Q56. The correct order for CPR (adults) is:



  22. Q57. NGT placement is confirmed by:



  23. Q58. The recommended IV fluid for initial resuscitation in hypovolemic shock is:



  24. Q59. Which vitamin deficiency causes scurvy?



  25. Q60. The most reliable sign of dehydration in infants is:



  26. Q61. The antidote for acetaminophen (paracetamol) overdose is:



  27. Q62. In case of needlestick injury, first action is:



  28. Q63. Food recommended for iron absorption is high in:



  29. Q64. The best glucose source for unconscious hypoglycemic patient is:



  30. Q65. Oxygen therapy in COPD should be:



  31. Q66. Common cause of nosocomial UTI is:



  32. Q67. Normal respiratory rate for neonate is approximately:



  33. Q68. Proper storage temperature for vaccines is usually:



  34. Q69. Pain scale most used in children is:



  35. Q70. Best prevention for spread of influenza is:



  36. Q71. The most common electrolyte disturbance in vomiting is:



  37. Q72. Preferred hand hygiene method when hands not visibly soiled is:



  38. Q73. Correct storage for insulin vials is:



  39. Q74. Who supervises nursing ethics and professional conduct?



  40. Q75. Aseptic technique for wound dressing includes:



  41. Q76. Most reliable indicator of adequate oxygenation is:



  42. Q77. When documenting, the best practice is to:



  43. Q78. Preferred site for IM injection in infants is:



  44. Q79. The normal fasting blood glucose cutoff for diabetes diagnosis (mg/dL) is:



  45. Q80. Seizure first aid includes:



  46. Q81. Best method to prevent catheter-associated UTI is:



  47. Q82. The most common cause of hospital-acquired pneumonia is:



  48. Q83. A Glasgow coma scale score of 15 indicates:



  49. Q84. For suspected stroke, the priority is:



  50. Q85. Appropriate PPE when caring for pulmonary TB patient is:



  51. Q86. Most accurate way to measure core body temperature is:



  52. Q87. A common side effect of opioid analgesics is:



  53. Q88. The chain of infection includes reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry and:



  54. Q89. The correct angle for subcutaneous injection is:



  55. Q90. Position for lumbar puncture is:



  56. Q91. Best test to confirm diabetes is:



  57. Q92. Eye drops administration for glaucoma should be timed at least how long between different eye drops?



  58. Q93. Most effective contraception method for preventing pregnancy is:



  59. Q94. A common sign of wound infection is:



  60. Q95. Most appropriate nursing response to patient with chest pain is:



  61. Q96. Which organ is mainly affected by hepatitis B?



  62. Q97. The most common bacteria causing surgical site infection is:



  63. Q98. In case of suspected opioid overdose, check for:



  64. Q99. The ideal time to perform hand hygiene in patient care is:



  65. Q100. The best immediate action for anaphylaxis is:



FAQs

  • Q: How many MCQs should I practice daily?
    A: Aim for 50 questions daily (mix new + revision).
  • Q: Will these questions appear in AIIMS/ESIC exams?
    A: These cover high-yield topics; question styles match CBT formats but aren't exact reproductions.
  • Q: Can I use this quiz on mobile?
    A: Yes — the quiz is responsive with simple HTML controls.
  • Q: Do you provide explanations?
    A: Correct answers are shown; for deep explanations, keep a revision log and consult recommended textbooks.

Conclusion

This interactive 100+ MCQ set will strengthen your exam readiness. Use timed mock sessions, review missed questions, and repeat until you achieve consistent high scores. Combine this practice with standard textbooks (Brunner & Suddarth, Dutta’s Obstetrics, Lippincott Pharmacology) and regular mock tests.

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3/21/23

Surgical Nursing Multiple Choice Questions and Answers | Test Your Knowledge

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Surgical Nursing Multiple Choice Questions and Answers | Test Your Knowledge

If you are a nursing aspirant start your career in surgical nursing, then you are in right place to get necessary knowledge and skills on Surgical procedures . It is also important to get education to enhance your knowledge on Surgery . You must read the article till the end.

Surgical Nursing Multiple Choice Questions and Answers

Surgical nursing is a specialized field of nursing that focuses on Surgical procedures, Medical terminology, Nursing interventions, Complications, Recovery, Nursing care plans, Patient education etc. Registered Nurses who work in this field must possess a unique set of skills and knowledge to provide optimal patient care. It is important for nurses(RN) to have a solid understanding of surgical nursing principles and practices. This article presents multiple choice questions and FAQs on surgical nursing to help nurses prepare for the field.

Important Multiple Choice Questions and Answers on Surgical Nursing

In this blog post, we will important MCQs and Answers on Surgical Nursing to help aspiring surgical nurses and those preparing for certification exams. Multiple-choice questions are a common way of testing a nurse's knowledge of surgical chapter.

✅Pre-operative Care

What is the primary goal of pre-operative nursing care?

A. Ensuring patient safety

B. Promoting patient comfort

C. Educating the patient about the procedure

D. All of the above

Answer: D. All of the above

What is the purpose of informed consent?

A. To educate the patient about the procedure

B. To ensure the patient understands the risks and benefits of the procedure

C. To obtain the patient's permission to perform the procedure

D. All of the above

Answer: D. All of the above

What is the purpose of surgical site preparation?

A. To remove dirt and debris from the skin

B. To reduce the risk of surgical site infection

C. To prepare the surgical team for the procedure

D. None of the above

Answer: B. To reduce the risk of surgical site infection


✅Intra-operative Care

Which of the following is the responsibility of the circulating nurse during surgery?

A. Administering anesthesia

B. Monitoring the patient's vital signs

C. Managing the surgical field

D. Ensuring the safety of the patient and surgical team

Answer: D. Ensuring the safety of the patient and surgical team

What is the primary goal of anesthesia management?

A. To induce and maintain a state of unconsciousness

B. To provide pain relief during and after the procedure

C. To reduce the patient's anxiety

D. All of the above

Answer: D. All of the above

Why is proper instrument handling important during surgery?

A. To prevent injury to the patient

B. To ensure the instruments are sterile

C. To prevent contamination of the surgical site

D. All of the above

Answer: D. All of the above


✅Post-operative Care

What is the purpose of the recovery room?

A. To monitor the patient's vital signs after surgery

B. To administer pain medication

C. To allow the patient to rest and recover from the procedure

D. All of the above

Answer: D. All of the above

Why is pain management important after surgery?

A. To promote healing

B. To prevent complications

C. To improve the patient's overall experience

D. All of the above

Answer: D. All of the above

Top 25 Surgical Nursing MCQs Asked in Exams

Common FAQs on surgical nursing asked by Aspirants

✅General Nursing Care

What is the primary role of a surgical nurse?

✔️Answer: The primary role of a surgical nurse is to provide comprehensive care to patients undergoing surgical procedures. This includes preparing patients for surgery, administering medications, and monitoring vital signs during and after surgery.

What are the common pre-operative nursing interventions?

✔️Answer: Common pre-operative nursing interventions include obtaining patient history, physical assessment, and laboratory results, providing pre-operative instructions, and administering medications as prescribed.

What is the purpose of a surgical time-out?

✔️Answer: A surgical time-out is a safety procedure conducted before the start of the surgical procedure to verify patient identification, surgical site, and procedure to prevent errors.

What are the common post-operative nursing interventions?

✔️Answer: Common post-operative nursing interventions include monitoring vital signs, pain assessment and management, wound care, and administering medications as prescribed.

✅Anesthesia

What are the different types of anesthesia?

✔️Answer: The different types of anesthesia include general anesthesia, regional anesthesia, and local anesthesia.

What is general anesthesia?

✔️Answer: General anesthesia is a type of anesthesia that induces a state of unconsciousness to prevent pain and movement during surgical procedures.

What is regional anesthesia?

✔️Answer: Regional anesthesia is a type of anesthesia that blocks nerve impulses to a specific region of the body to prevent pain during surgical procedures.

What is local anesthesia?

✔️Answer: Local anesthesia is a type of anesthesia that numbs a specific area of the body to prevent pain during minor surgical procedures.

✅Operating Room (OR) Techniques

What is sterile technique?

✔️Answer: Sterile technique refers to the practices and procedures used to maintain a sterile environment during surgical procedures to prevent infections.

What is the role of the circulating nurse in the OR?

✔️Answer: The circulating nurse in the OR is responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of the patient during the surgical procedure. This includes maintaining a sterile environment, providing supplies and equipment, and communicating with the surgical team.

What is the role of the scrub nurse in the OR?

✔️Answer: The scrub nurse in the OR is responsible for preparing and maintaining the sterile field, handing instruments and supplies to the surgeon, and assisting with the procedure as needed.

What is the purpose of surgical drains?

✔️Answer: Surgical drains are used to remove excess fluid or blood from the surgical site to prevent complications such as infection and swelling.

✅Wound Care

What are the different types of wound healing?

✔️Answer: The different types of wound healing include primary intention, secondary intention, and tertiary intention.

What is primary intention wound healing?

✔️Answer: Primary intention wound healing is a type of wound healing that occurs when the edges of the wound are brought together and sutured, resulting in minimal scarring.

What is secondary intention wound healing?

✔️Answer: Secondary intention wound healing is a type of wound healing that occurs when the wound is left open to heal from the inside out, resulting in a more significant scar.

What is tertiary intention wound healing?

✔️Answer: Tertiary intention wound healing is a type of wound healing that occurs when the wound is left open initially to allow for drainage, and then closed surgically later, resulting in a moderate scar.

MCQs and Answers on Surgical Nursing

In this article, we will provide detailed answers to multiple-choice questions on surgical nursing to help you prepare for your exams and enhance your knowledge

Question 1: What is the role of the circulating nurse during surgery?

✔️Answer: The circulating nurse is responsible for managing the operating room environment, ensuring the safety and comfort of the patient, and maintaining a sterile field. They are also responsible for managing the flow of personnel and equipment in and out of the operating room and documenting the surgical procedure.

Question 2: What is the purpose of pre-operative teaching?

✔️Answer: Pre-operative teaching is designed to provide patients with information about their upcoming surgical procedure, including what to expect before, during, and after surgery. This type of teaching can help reduce anxiety and improve patient outcomes.

Question 3: What are some common post-operative complications?

✔️Answer: Some common post-operative complications include bleeding, infection, wound dehiscence, and pneumonia. These complications can be prevented through proper pre-operative planning, meticulous surgical technique, and careful post-operative monitoring.

Question 4: What is the role of the scrub nurse during surgery?

✔️Answer: The scrub nurse is responsible for setting up the sterile field, passing instruments to the surgeon, and maintaining a sterile environment throughout the surgical procedure. They are also responsible for ensuring that all instruments are accounted for before and after surgery.

Question 5: What is the purpose of intra-operative documentation?

✔️Answer: Intra-operative documentation is important for tracking the progress of the surgical procedure, documenting any unexpected events or complications, and providing a record of the surgical procedure for future reference.

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Surgical Nursing End Note

In conclusion, surgical nursing is a complex and challenging field that requires a lot of knowledge and expertise. By reading the answers to these multiple-choice questions and FAQs, you can understand this chapter and provide the better quality of care to your patients.


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7/19/20

Fun And Interesting Facts in Human Body - All Nursing Jobs 4u

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Fun And Interesting Facts in Human Body - All Nursing Jobs 4u
  • Total Number of Bones in Human Body : 206
  • Total Number of Muscles in Human Body : 639
  • Total Number of Kidneys in Human Body : 2
  • Total Number of Milk Teeth in a Child: 20
  • Total Number of Ribs in Human boday: 24 (12 pair)
  • Total Number of Heart Chamber in a Human Body: 4
  • The Largest Artery in the Heart: Aorta 
  • Normal blood pressure range of Human: 120/80mmHg
  • The Normal Ph range of Blood is: 7.35-7.45
  • Total Number of vertebrae in the Human Spine: 33
  • Total Number of Cervical vertebrae in the Neck: 7 (C1-C7)
  • Total Number of Bones in Middle Ear: 03 (malleus, incus, and stapes)
  • Total Number of Bones in Human Face: 14 (facial bones)
  • Total Number of Bones in Human Skull: 29 (8 cranial bones, 14 facial bones, one hyoid bone and 6 auditory bones)
  • Total Number of Bones in Chest in a Human Body: 25 
  • Total Number of Bones in Arms: 03 (01-humerus and 02- forearm bones)
  • Total Number of Muscles in Human Arm: 72
  • Total Number of Pumps in Heart: 2
  • Largest Organ in human body: Skin
  • Largest gland in human body: Liver
  • The biggest cell in female human body: Ovum
  • The Smallest cell male Body: Sperm
  • The Smallest Bone in Human Body: Stapes
  • First Human transplanted Organ: Liver (In 1954) 
  • Average length of small intestine in human Body: 22 Feet (7 meter)
  • Average length of Large Intestine in human Body: 05 Feet ( 1.5 meter)
  • Average weight of new born baby is: 7.5 lb (3.5 kg) 
  • Normal Pulse rate of a Adult in One Minute: 60 to 100 beats per minute 
  • Normal Healthy Human body temperature: 37 C° (98.4 F°)
  • Average Blood Volume: 70 mL/kg for adults, 80 mL/kg in children and 100 mL/kg in neonates
  • Life Span of Human red blood cells (RBC): 115 days
  • The lifespan of white blood cells ranges 13 to 20 days
  • The Average length Human Pregnancy Period: 280 days (40 week)
  • Number of Bones in Human Foot: 26 (tarsals, metatarsals, phalanges, cuneiforms, talus, navicular, and cuboid bones)
    Fun Facts In Human Body
  • Total Number of Bones in Each wrist: 8 (carpal bones)
  • Total Number of Bones in Human Hand: 27
  • Largest Endocrine gland in human body: Pancreas
  • Largest Lymphatic Organ in human body:  Spleen
  • Largest part of Brain in Human: Cerebrum
  • Largest & Strongest Bone: Leg Bone ( Femur , tibia and fibula)
  • Smallest Muscle in a human Body: Stapedius (Middle Ear)
  • Total  Number of Chromosome in Human Body: 46 (23 pair)
  • Total Number of Bones in new Born baby: 300
  • Viscosity of Blood 6 and 7 
  • Universal  Donor Blood Group O negative 
  • Universal Recipient Blood Group AB+
  • Largest white blood cells WBC in a human body: Monocyte
  • Smallest white blood cells WBC in a human body :Lymphocyte
  • Increase Red Blood Cell RBC count called: Polycethemia
  • Blood Bank in the Human Body is : Spleen 
  • Non Nucleated Blood cell: Red Blood Cell RBC
  • RBC produced in the Bone Marrow 
  • River of Life is Called Blood
  • Normal Blood Cholesterol  level  of Healthy Body:170mg/dL_
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