Set multiple choice questions for me on Shirk?

1. Which of the following is considered a form of shirk in Islam?
A) Believing in the existence of multiple gods
B) Seeking help from Allah in times of need
C) Praying to idols or statues
D) Following the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad

2. What is the definition of shirk in Islam?
A) Belief in the oneness of Allah
B) Associating partners with Allah
C) Following the teachings of the Quran
D) Performing acts of worship regularly

3. Which of the following is NOT considered a form of shirk in Islam?
A) Believing in the existence of multiple gods
B) Seeking intercession from the Prophet Muhammad
C) Praying to Allah alone
D) Worshiping idols or statues

4. What is the punishment for committing shirk in Islam?
A) Excommunication from the Muslim community
B) Eternal damnation in Hell
C) Temporary banishment from the mosque
D) No specific punishment, but it is considered a major sin

5. How can Muslims avoid committing shirk in their daily lives?
A) By seeking guidance from religious scholars
B) By constantly reminding themselves of the oneness of Allah
C) By performing acts of charity regularly
D) By avoiding interactions with non-Muslims.

SECTION A: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS. IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ENCIRCLE THE LETTER CORRESPONDING WITH THE MOST APPROPRIATE ANSWER.ONE (1) MARK EACH- 30 MARKSThroat infection causes ear infection through?Blood spreadNosocomial spreadSimultaneous infectionEustachian tubeFrequency of tuning fork mostly used in ENT is?256 Hz512 Hz1024 Hz2048 HzProlonged exposure to noise level greater than the following can impair hearing permanently?40 dB85 dB100 dB140 dBA client arrives at the emergency room with a foreign body in the left ear that has been determined to be an insect. Which intervention would the nurse anticipate to be prescribed initially?Irrigation of the earInstillation of diluted alcoholInstillation of antibiotic ear dropsInstillation of corticosteroids ear dropsThe commonest cause of acute otitis media in children is?Hemophilus influenzaStreptococcus pneumoniaStaph. AureusPseudomonasThe most common complication of acute otitis media is?DeafnessCholesteatomaMastoiditisfacial nerve palsyAll are manifestations of Meniere’s disease except?TinnitusVertigoSensory neural deafnessLoss of consciousnessWhich of the following is not a functions of the nose?OlfactionAir pressure controlHumidifcation of airTemperature control of inspired airAll are causes of sensory neural hearing loss except?Old ageCochlear otosclerosisLoud noiseRupture of tympanic membraneOrgan of Corti is situated in?Scala mediaScala tympaniScala vestibuleSemicircular canaWhen completing a measurement of the client’s visual acuity, which of the following would be appropriate?OphthalmoscopePenlightSnellen chartVisual fieldThe nurse implements which of the following interventions to reduce intraocular pressure following eye surgery?Keeps the head of the bed elevatedApplies hot compressesApplies gentle pressure on the affected eyeProvides bright lighting in the roomThe nurse implements which of the following in the plan of care for a client who is hearing impaired?Speaks slowlyHas the light behind the nurseUses exaggerated facial expressionsSpeaks in a raised voiceDuring a hearing assessment, the nurse notes that the sound lateralizes to the clients left ear with the Weber test. The nurse analyzes this result as:normal findingA conductive hearing loss in the right earA sensorineural or conductive lossThe presence of nystagmusThe nurse is caring for a client that is hearing impaired. Which of the following approaches will facilitate communication?Speak frequentlySpeak loudlySpeak directly into the impaired earSpeak in a normal toneThe nurse is reviewing the physician’s orders for a client with Meniere’s disease. Which diet will most likely be prescribed?Low-cholesterol dietLow-sodium dietLow-carbohydrate dietLow-fat dietA client is diagnosed with a disorder involving the inner ear. Which of the following is the most common client complaint associated with a disorder in this part of the ear?Hearing lossPruritusTinnitusBurning of the earA client who is complaining of tinnitus is describing a symptom that is:ObjectiveSubjectiveFunctionalProdromalPhysiologically, the middle ear, containing the three ossicles, serves primarily to:Maintain balanceTranslate sound waves into nerve impulsesAmplify the energy of sound waves entering the earCommunicate with the throat via the Eustachian tube.The ear bones that transmit vibrations to the oval window of the cochlea are found in the:Inner earOuter earMiddle earEustachian tubeNerve deafness would most likely result from an injury or infection that damaged the:Vagus nerveCochlear nerveVestibular nerveTrigeminal nerveA labyrinthectomy can be performed to treat Meniere’s syndrome. This procedure results in:AnosmiaAbsence of painReduction in cerumenPermanent irreversible deafnessThe nurse is reviewing the physician’s orders for a client with Meniere’s disease. Which diet will most likely be prescribed?Low-cholesterol dietLow-sodium dietLow-carbohydrate dietLow-fat dietTRUE OR FALSE (CIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWER) ½ MARK EACHNose bleeds can be caused by blowing your nose a lot from a cold and allergies, by nose picking, or by getting hit in the nose.True FalseThe ‘cone of light’ is a reflection of light on the tympanic membrane that points superiorly.True FalseThe cochlea is responsible for balance.True FalseThe superior part of the tympanic membrane is known as the pars flaccida.True FalseThe bones of the ear from the outside to inside are: Incus, Stapes, MalleusTrue FalseOttorrhea may be a significant sign and symptom of  road traffic accidents victims having head injuryTrue False