Bihar NHM CHO-2025
Reasoning
Hard

A is the sister of B. C is the father of B's mother D. E is the brother of C. How is A related to E?

Appeared in: Bihar NHM CHO-2025

Explanation

  • The question requires tracing relationships across three generations.
  • A is established as female ('sister').
  • D is A's mother, and C is D's father (A's grandfather).
  • E is the brother of C (A's grandfather).
  • Therefore, A is the daughter of D, who is the daughter of E's brother (C).
  • This makes A the brother's daughter's daughter from E's perspective.

Why Other Options Were Wrong

  • Option A: This is incorrect because the first statement explicitly identifies A as a 'sister,' which means A is female, not a male 'son'.
  • Option B: This describes the relationship of D (A's mother) to E. D is the daughter of C, who is E's brother. A is one generation further down the family line.
  • Option D: This is incorrect as the statements describe blood relationships (sister, father, mother, brother), not a marital relationship involving E or his brother.

Related Visual

Visual explanation — Related Visual
  • Visual 1: Flowchart - A family tree diagram illustrating the relationships. It would show E and C as brothers. A branch from C would lead to his daughter D. A branch from D would lead to her daughter A, visually confirming A is E's brother's daughter's daughter.
Clinical Relevance
  • Nursing practice connection: This is primarily an exam-oriented knowledge point with limited direct bedside application, so retain Logical Reasoning - Blood Relations as background academic context rather than a clinical decision trigger.
  • While not a clinical question, this type of problem assesses logical and deductive reasoning, a foundational skill for nurses.
  • Nurses use deductive reasoning to analyze patient symptoms, medical history, and lab results to identify potential health problems and formulate care plans.
  • What if? - If the question asked for E's relationship to A, the answer would be 'Maternal Great-Uncle'.
How to Approach the Question
  • First, carefully read each statement and identify the gender of each person if specified (e.g., 'A is the sister' means A is female).
  • Break down the relationships one by one: A and B are siblings; D is their mother; C is their maternal grandfather.
  • Establish the final link: E is the brother of the grandfather (C), making E the great-uncle.
  • To avoid confusion, draw a simple family tree or diagram to visualize the connections.
  • Finally, trace the relationship path from the perspective of the person asked (E) to the other person (A), following the connections on your diagram to select the correct option.
Concept Tested & Keywords
  • Concept Tested: Logical Reasoning - Blood Relations
  • Stem keywords: sister, father, mother, brother, related to
  • Lead-in keywords: How is

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