Table 3.
Item-wise analysis of knowledge of nurses related to ROP n=53
| Item | Correct: Incorrect |
|---|---|
| Definition of ROP | 53:0 |
| Identification of Risk factor for ROP | 53:0 |
| Relationship between incidence of ROP and gestational age and birth weight. | 49: 04 |
| Usual postmenstrual age for detection of ROP | 3:50 |
| Postnatal age before which no ROP develops | 15:38 |
| Indications of ROP screening in newborns | 37:16 |
| Gestational age at which the first screening examination for ROP should be carried out is | 37:16 |
| Age considered for first screening examination for ROP | 9:44 |
| Concentration of eye drops used for dilating eye before eye examination | 40:13 |
| Time interval for dilating eyes of a neonate before examination | 40:13 |
| Normal time interval for follow-up of ROP examination | 44:9 |
| Time for termination of ROP screening is | 33:20 |
| The advised duration of NPO status of baby for ROP examination | 53 |
| Classification of ROP | 32:21 |
| The most preferred method for peripheral retinal ablation (PRA) | 30:23 |
| The prescribed oxygen saturation for a neonate to prevent ROP | 27:26 |
| The prescribed levels of PaO2 for a preterm baby on ventilator is | 25:28 |
| Level of HCT below which packed cell transfusion is given to a preterm baby | 22:31 |
| The recommended dose of Iron in infant | 17:36 |
| The key factor in the outcome of ROP from a given list (stage of ROP, early diagnosis and treatment severity of ROP and early discharge from hospital) | 36:17 |
| Name of the instrument used for ROP treatment | 51:2 |
| Risk factors for ROP from a given list (decreased blood pressure, increased blood pressure, hypoxia and hyperoxia. | 17:36 |