White lung disease is prevalent among the worker of-
A
Floor industries
B
cotton industries
C
Paper industries
D
Salt industries
Question 3Single Answer
Edward Jenner is related with which of the following disease-
A
Chicken pox
B
small pox
C
Typhoid
D
tuberculosis
Question 4Single Answer
Who discovered vaccine of rabies?
A
Pasture
B
Jenner
C
Alexander Fleming
D
Aristotle
Question 5Single Answer
Communication ties people to their-
A
Social surrounding
B
Physical surrounding
C
Materialistic surrounding
D
Environmental surrounding
Question 6Single Answer
World Red Cross day falls on-
A
8 May
B
22 April
C
19 March
D
1 December
Question 7Single Answer
The family is the most important in the emotional development because it-
A
provide support for the young
B
gives reward and punishment
C
reflects more of the larger society
D
helps one to learn identify and roles
Question 8Single Answer
A tendency to behave in a consistent manner in variable situation is known as-
A
Personality
B
habit
C
Trait
D
behavior
Question 9Single Answer
The ability to see meaningful relationship between things is known as-
A
Intelligence
B
character
C
Perception
D
behavior
Question 10Single Answer
Basic unit in all societies is-
A
Individual
B
group
C
Family
D
none of the above
Question 11Single Answer
The optimum level of fluoride in drinking water is between-
A
0.3-0.5 mg/ltr.
B
0.4-0.8 mg/ltr.
C
0.5-0.8 mg/ltr
D
0.8-0.10 mg/ltr
Question 12Single Answer
Permanent hardness of water is due to the presence of-
A
sulfates, chloride and nitrates of calcium and magnesium
B
bicarbonates of calcium and magnesium
C
salts of iron, zinc and silica
D
all of the above
Question 13Single Answer
Which of the following worm reach into intestine of human by eating leaf?
A
tape worm
B
round worm
C
flat worm
D
hook worm
Question 14Single Answer
Larva of house fly is called-
A
maggot
B
pupa
C
imago
D
none
Question 15Single Answer
Poison in a scorpion is found in its-
A
mouth
B
telson
C
tongue
D
hand
Question 16Single Answer
The disease Kala-azar is spread by-
A
sand fly
B
butter fly
C
house fly
D
bed bugs
Question 17Single Answer
Dengue is transmitted by-
A
plasmodium
B
aedes
C
anopheles
D
culey
Question 18Single Answer
Which type of hardness of water can be removed by boiling?
A
permanent hardness
B
temporary hardness
C
both temporary and permanent hardness
D
none of the above
Question 19Single Answer
The final step in the purification of water is __________
A
coagulation
B
sedimentation
C
filtration
D
chlorination
Question 20Single Answer
Orthotolidine test is the test done to find out the amount of-
A
hardness of water
B
free residual chlorine present in water
C
chlorine needed for chlorination
D
none of the above
Question 21Single Answer
The first choice for disinfecting large quantities of water is-
A
chloramine
B
bleaching powder
C
parchlorine
D
chlorine gas
Question 22Single Answer
Light is measured in terms of-
A
millimeter
B
decibel
C
candle light
D
foot candle
Question 23Single Answer
The constant presence of disease within a geographical area is known as_______
A
endemic
B
epidemic
C
pandemic
D
none of them
Question 24Single Answer
Which of the following is not a member of vision 2020 program?
A
W.H.O
B
UNICEF
C
Orbis International
D
International Agency for Prevention of Blindness
Question 25Single Answer
The best time of IUD insertion is-
A
between 3-7 days of menstrual cycle
B
before 3-7 days of cycle
C
within 14days of menstrual cycle
D
at time of delivery
Question 26Single Answer
Oral pills prevent pregnancy by-
A
killing the sperm
B
preventing the union of sperm and ovulation
C
inhibiting ovulation
D
decreasing the production of hormones
Question 27Single Answer
The MTP act came in the year of-
A
1971
B
1974
C
1987
D
1983
Question 28Single Answer
Pneumoconiosis affects the workers who work mainly in-
A
coal mining industries
B
wheat grinding industries
C
iron industries
D
plastic industries
Question 29Single Answer
people drinking water from a shallow hand pump are likely to suffer from all of the following disease except-
A
fluorosis
B
jaundice
C
cholera
D
typhoid
Question 30Single Answer
Erotism is due to consumption of-
A
contaminated water
B
raw meat
C
contaminated grains
D
raw egg
Question 31Single Answer
Which one of the following organ break fats to produce cholesterol?
A
liver
B
lungs
C
kidney
D
pancreas
Question 32Single Answer
Insulim was discovered by?
A
F. Banting
B
Freaderick Sanger
C
Janer
D
Robert coach
Question 33Single Answer
Digestion of protein starts from-
A
small intestine
B
large intestine
C
mouth
D
stomach
Question 34Single Answer
Bile is produced by-
A
liver
B
kidney
C
Pancreas
D
appendix
Question 35Single Answer
Bile is stored in-
A
liver
B
Kidney
C
pancreas
D
gall bladder
Question 36Single Answer
Which of the following is a good source of Vitamin E?
A
egg
B
fish
C
meat
D
fresh vegetable
Question 37Single Answer
The term used for bad breath from mouth is?
A
halitosis
B
pyorrhea
C
bromidrosis
D
hyperhidrosis
Question 38Single Answer
The amount of protein required by an Indian adult per days is?
A
1 gm/kg body wt.
B
2gm/kg body wt.
C
1.5gm /kg body wt
D
2.5gm /kg body w.t
Question 39Single Answer
The precursor of vitamin A-
A
carotene
B
retinol
C
calciferol
D
nicotinic acid
Question 40Single Answer
The daily requirement of vitamin D by an adult is-
A
2 microgram /day
B
2.5 microgram /day
C
3 microgram /day
D
4 microgram / day
Question 41Single Answer
Vitamin D deficiency in children causes-
A
osteoporosis
B
rickets
C
bone malignancies
D
osteomalacia
Question 42Single Answer
Vitamin which prevents haemorrhage is-
A
vitamin K
B
vitamin A
C
vitamin D
D
vitamin E
Question 43Single Answer
The vitamin which is essential for proper functioning of nervous system is-
A
vitamin K
B
vitamin A
C
vitamin D
D
vitamin E
Question 44Single Answer
Ber- Beri is caused due to the deficiney of-
A
vitamin B1
B
vitamin B2
C
vitamin B6
D
vitamin B12
Question 45Single Answer
The vitamin which is involved in fat, protein and carbohydrate metabolism is-
A
riboflavin
B
thiamine
C
niacin
D
folic acid
Question 46Single Answer
pellagra is caused due to the deficieny of-
A
niacin
B
ascorbic acid
C
riboflavin
D
pantothenic acid
Question 47Single Answer
The daily requirement of folic acid for an adult is-
A
50 microgram
B
100 microgram
C
300 microgram
D
200 microgram
Question 48Single Answer
Pernicious anaemia is caused due to the deficiency of-
A
vitamin B1
B
vitamin B2
C
vitamin B6
D
vitamin B12
Question 49Single Answer
Parkinson’s disease is due to the loss of one of the following neurotransmitters ?
A
Acetylcholine
B
Dopamine
C
Norepinephrine
D
Serotonin
Question 50Single Answer
According to RDA the normal daily requirement of protein in adult is-
A
1gm/ body w.t
B
2gm /body w.t
C
3gm /body w.t
D
1.5 gm/ body w.t
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Nursing Course
Question 51Single Answer
Pathogenic organisms are
A
Used in the pasteurization process
B
More plentiful than any other type of organism
C
Important to industry
D
Harmful to humans
Question 52Single Answer
For giving CPCR, after ascertaining unresponsiveness one should :
A
Call for help
B
Establish an airway
C
Check the carotid pulse
D
Give chest compression
Question 53Single Answer
Local cold application transfer heat from the body by :
A
Radiation
B
Evaporation
C
Convection
D
Conduction
Question 54Single Answer
Autoclaving a means of sterilization will destroy
A
All microorganisms
B
Pathogenic microorganisms
C
Non pathogenic microorganisms
D
Just yeasts and molds
Question 55Single Answer
Position in which the patient is to be cared after lower extremity amputation is :
A
Left lateral
B
Supme with head turned to one side
C
Side lying with amputated side up
D
Prone
Question 56Single Answer
When giving a patient intramuscular preoperative medications, the practical nurse must remember to inject into site no more than ?
A
1 ml
B
2ml
C
3ml
D
4ml
Question 57Single Answer
The safest position for a lady with cord prolapse in labor is :
A
Fowler's position
B
Prone
C
Supine
D
Trendelenburg
Question 58Single Answer
The percentage of water in human body is :
A
60%
B
80%
C
35
D
None of these
Question 59Single Answer
Daily care of patient's room would consist of
A
Disinfecting and sterilizing items in his immediate area
B
Providing fresh water for his flowers
C
Scrubbing and waxing the floor
D
Damp dusting and straightening
Question 60Single Answer
The most important electrolyte of intracellular fluid is :
A
Potassium
B
Calcium
C
Sodium
D
Chloride
Question 61Single Answer
During the bath observation of skin include ?
A
Temperature integrity and condition
B
Colour, warmth and bruising
C
Markings made by wrinkles in the sheet or crumbs
D
Distribution and colour of hair
Question 62Single Answer
Patient recovering from general anaesthesia should be positioned in :
A
Supine position
B
Fowler's position
C
Trendelenburg position
D
Side lying position
Question 63Single Answer
Included as a part of charting is the recording of observations and assessment of the patient. Basic skills used by the nurse in assessment are ?
A
Subjective and objective observation
B
Communications of the patient
C
Laboratory data and patient's response to tests
D
Recording of all data in a legal manner
Question 64Single Answer
Lugol's solution contains :
A
Potassium iodide
B
Sodium bromide
C
Ammonium chloride
D
Calcium chloride
Question 65Single Answer
Which of the following feature is not related to Gushing's triad ?
A
Systolic BP
B
Hypothermia
C
Bradycardia
D
Widening pulse pressure
Question 66Single Answer
Signs of a local infection include
A
Redness,, pain, swelling and decreased temperature
B
Increase and decreased blood pressure
C
Redness, pain and swelling of the area
D
Increased temperature, pain, redness and decreased urine output
Question 67Single Answer
The mount of bleaching powder for disinfection of 1000 gallons of water is :
A
oz
B
loz
C
50 gm
D
10 gm
Question 68Single Answer
The physician writes the following order, "Obtain a sterile urine specimen for C & S". Which of the following is true concerning a sterile urine specimen ?
A
May be obtained from the catheter bag if the patient has a Foley catheter
B
May be obtained using the "clean catch" or "mid stream" method as long as you use a sterile container
C
Must be obtained either by catheterizing the patient or from the catheter itself if the patient has a Foley catheter
D
May be obtained only by clamping off a Foley catheter for 15 minutes and then taking the specimen from the catheter tubing
Question 69Single Answer
Best method of oxygen administration to a 2 month old baby is :
A
Oxyhood
B
Face mask
C
Nasal cannula
D
Oxygen tent
Question 70Single Answer
Best method of oxygen administration to a Burn patient is :
A
Oxyhood
B
Nasal cannula
C
Face mask
D
Oxygen tent
Question 71Single Answer
Nursing observation that should be reported to physician immediately include ?
A
Pulse, hypotention and decreased urinary output
B
Obstruction of the intravenous tubing and inflammation at the puncture site
C
Removal of the signs of local infection
D
Three hundred fifty millimetre of yellow green drainage from nasogastric tube during the 8 hour shift
Question 72Single Answer
Best mask of oxygen administration to a facial Burn patient used as :
A
Aerosol mask
B
Venturi mask
C
Face mask
D
Non Rebreather mask
Question 73Single Answer
To check the placement of nasogastric tube the nurse can ?
A
Order a chest xray examination after injecting Sce of air into the stomach
B
Ask the patient if the tube feels as if it is in the stomach
C
Ask the patient to take tree deep breaths while pinching the nasogastric tube
D
Inject 5cc of air into the nasogastric tube while listening with a stethoscope for air entering the stomach
Question 74Single Answer
Best mask of oxygen administration are used in clinical practice when patient need higher humidify oxygen :
A
Aerosol mask
B
Venturi mask
C
Face mask
D
Non rebreather mask
Question 75Single Answer
Amount of blood used for exchange transfuse in a neonate is :
A
50 ml/kg body weight
B
65 ml/kg body weight
C
80 ml/kg body weight
D
100 ml/kg body weight
Question 76Single Answer
In case of accident what would you first exam :
A
Patent airway
B
Hemorrhage
C
Fractures
D
Possible head injury
Question 77Single Answer
For eye examination the instrument used is :
A
Percussion hammer
B
Otoscope
C
Stethoscope
D
Opthalmoscope
Question 78Single Answer
The important nursing intervention prior to administration of preanesthetic medication is :
A
Ask patient to empty the bladder
B
Do deep breathing and coughing exercises
C
Shave the skin
D
Regulate IV accurately
Question 79Single Answer
All these are sterilized by chemicals except :
A
Endoscopes
B
Gauze
C
Scissors
D
Cables
Question 80Single Answer
You would use the following methods artificial respiration
A
Mouthto mouth
B
Pronepressure
C
Back pressur
D
Mouthtonose
Question 81Single Answer
When was the Pharmacy Act 1948 enacted ?
A
1945
B
1948
C
1950
D
1955
Question 82Single Answer
The Pharmacy Act 1948 regulates the profession of :
A
Medicine
B
Law
C
Pharmacy
D
Engineering
Question 83Single Answer
The primary objective of the Pharmacy Act 1948 is to :
A
Control the prices of medicines
B
Regulate the education and practice of pharmacy
C
Promote alternative medicine systems
D
Regulate the practice of medicine
Question 84Single Answer
The Pharmacy Council of India is constituted by the Central Government under which section of the Pharmacy Act, 1948?
A
Section 3
B
Section 10
C
Section 19
D
Section 29
Question 85Single Answer
Who elects the President and Vice-President of the Pharmacy Council of India?
A
Members of the Central Council from among themselves
B
Central Government
C
State Governments jointly
D
President of India
Question 86Single Answer
The Pharmacy Act 1948 is applicable to which of the following professions ?
A
Medical practitioners
B
Pharmacists
C
Lawyers
D
Engineers
Question 87Single Answer
Who is responsible for maintaining the Indian Register of Pharmacists under the Pharmacy Act ?
A
Central Government
B
State Government
C
Pharmacy Council of India
D
Indian Medical Association
Question 88Single Answer
Which document prescribed under the Pharmacy Act specifies the minimum standard of education required for qualification as a pharmacist?
A
Education Regulations
B
Drugs Price Control Order
C
Indian Penal Code
D
National Formulary alone
Question 89Single Answer
Under the Pharmacy Act, inspectors appointed by the Pharmacy Council of India may inspect?
A
Institutions providing an approved course of study and examinations
B
Every retail pharmacy solely for drug-price control
C
Banks maintaining pharmaceutical accounts
D
Pharmaceutical patent offices
Question 90Single Answer
Under the Pharmacy Act, the education and training of pharmacists are regulated by :
A
Medical Council of India
B
All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)
C
Pharmacy Council of India (PCI)
D
Indian Nursing Council (INC)
Question 91Single Answer
What is the statutory term of office of the President or Vice-President of the Central Council, subject to cessation on expiry of membership?
A
Not exceeding five years
B
Exactly one year
C
Exactly two years
D
Exactly ten years
Question 92Single Answer
How often must the Central Council ordinarily meet under the Pharmacy Act, 1948?
A
At least once every year
B
Exactly once every two years
C
Exactly once every three years
D
Only when directed by a State Government
Question 93Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT a function of the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) under the Pharmacy Act ?
A
Maintenance of Indian Register of Pharmacists
B
Regulation of the profession of pharmacy
C
Approval of new drugs in the market
D
Ensuring the standard of pharmacy education
Question 94Single Answer
Who is responsible for granting approval to institutions conducting courses in pharmacy education ?
A
Central Government
B
State Government
C
Pharmacy Council of India (PCI)
D
Indian Nursing Council (INC)
Question 95Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT a statutory function connected with the Pharmacy Council of India?
A
Prescribing minimum educational standards for pharmacists
B
Approval of courses of study and examinations
C
Inspection of approved educational institutions
D
Conducting qualifying medical examinations for physicians
Question 96Single Answer
Which authority primarily maintains the State Register of Pharmacists and deals with registration at the state level?
A
State Pharmacy Council
B
Pharmacy Council of India alone
C
Medical Council
D
Central Drugs Laboratory
Question 97Single Answer
Under Section 41 of the Pharmacy Act, what can happen to a person who falsely claims to be registered as a pharmacist?
A
The person may be punished with the fine prescribed under the Act
B
The person automatically receives registration
C
The person's pharmacy qualification is automatically approved
D
No legal consequence can follow
Question 98Single Answer
Under the Pharmacy Act, the Central Government has rule-making power principally for carrying out purposes relating to?
A
The Central Council and administration of the Act
B
Import licensing of every pharmaceutical product
C
Granting pharmaceutical patents
D
Registration of medical practitioners
Question 99Single Answer
Who maintains the State Register of Pharmacists under the Pharmacy Act?
A
Registrar of the State Pharmacy Council
B
Central Government
C
Pharmacy Council of India directly
D
Indian Medical Association
Question 100Single Answer
Which section of the Pharmacy Act deals with dispensing by unregistered persons?
A
Section 42
B
Section 18
C
Section 22
D
Section 8
Question 101Single Answer
Which type of light is used to detect bodily fluids at a crime scene?
A
Infrared
B
Ultraviolet
C
Visible light
D
X-ray
Question 102Single Answer
What is the purpose of a forensic entomologist at a crime scene?
A
Identify cause of death
B
Determine time of death
C
Detect poison in blood
D
Measure body temperature
Question 103Single Answer
The term "chain of custody" refers to:
A
The sequence of steps in autopsy
B
The protocol for evidence handling
C
The list of witnesses
D
The order of police rank
Question 104Single Answer
Which of the following is a tool used for measuring distances at a crime scene?
A
Calipers
B
Surveyor’s tape
C
Protractor
D
Microscope
Question 105Single Answer
Luminol is a chemical used in forensic investigations to detect:
A
Narcotics
B
Explosives
C
Blood traces
D
DNA
Question 106Single Answer
The study of blood spatter patterns is called:
A
Toxicology
B
Ballistics
C
Serology
D
Bloodstain pattern analysis
Question 107Single Answer
GSR (Gunshot Residue) testing helps in determining:
A
The type of weapon used
B
The distance from which a gun was fired
C
The identity of the victim
D
The weather at the time of crime
Question 108Single Answer
Which instrument is used to detect accelerants at an arson scene?
A
Mass spectrometer
B
Chromatograph
C
Thermocouple
D
Barometer
Question 109Single Answer
The term "latent prints" refers to:
A
Visible fingerprints
B
Hidden fingerprints
C
DNA samples
D
Bloodstains
Question 110Single Answer
Photogrammetry in forensics is used for:
A
DNA analysis
B
Blood analysis
C
3D modeling of crime scenes
D
Fingerprint analysis
Question 111Single Answer
Which of the following is a method for detecting alcohol in forensic toxicology?
A
Breathalyzer
B
Chromatography
C
Electrophoresis
D
All of the above
Question 112Single Answer
The presence of cyanide in a corpse can be identified by:
A
Cherry-red discoloration of the skin
B
Blue lips
C
Yellow discoloration of the eyes
D
Green nails
Question 113Single Answer
Which poison has the smell of bitter almonds?
A
Arsenic
B
Cyanide
C
Strychnine
D
Methanol
Question 114Single Answer
Lead poisoning primarily affects which system of the body?
A
Respiratory
B
Nervous
C
Digestive
D
Endocrine
Question 115Single Answer
Which substance can cause 'mad hatter syndrome' due to chronic exposure?
A
Lead
B
Mercury
C
Arsenic
D
Cyanide
Question 116Single Answer
In forensic toxicology, which method is commonly used to detect drugs in biological samples?
A
Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS)
B
X-ray
C
Electrophoresis
D
Ultrasonography
Question 117Single Answer
Forensic toxicologists test for which substance in cases of carbon monoxide poisoning?
A
Methanol
B
Carboxyhemoglobin
C
Glucose
D
Urea
Question 118Single Answer
Arsenic poisoning is often indicated by which characteristic symptom?
A
Abdominal pain
B
Muscle spasms
C
Seizures
D
Blisters
Question 119Single Answer
In cases of methanol poisoning, which antidote is commonly administered?
A
Ethanol
B
Activated charcoal
C
Aspirin
D
Oxygen therapy
Question 120Single Answer
Which chemical is commonly associated with accidental poisoning and is found in antifreeze?
A
Ethylene glycol
B
Methanol
C
Acetone
D
Propylene glycol
Question 121Single Answer
Which early Indian law specifically regulated the import, possession for sale, and sale of poisons?
A
Poisons Act, 1919
B
Pharmacy Act, 1948
C
Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940
D
Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, 1954
Question 122Single Answer
Which committee’s recommendations led to the enactment of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940?
A
Bhore Committee
B
Chopra Committee
C
Mudaliar Committee
D
Hathi Committee
Question 123Single Answer
Which Act governs the manufacture, sale, and distribution of drugs in India?
A
Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940
B
Pharmacy Act, 1948
C
Medical Council Act, 1956
D
Indian Penal Code
Question 124Single Answer
What is the main objective of pharmaceutical legislation in India?
A
Promotion of pharmaceutical companies
B
Regulation of drug prices
C
Ensuring safety, efficacy, and quality of drugs
D
Encouraging drug exports
Question 125Single Answer
The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 regulates which broad categories of products within its statutory scope?
A
Drugs and cosmetics, including specified categories recognized under the Act
B
Only allopathic medicines
C
Only veterinary medicines
D
Only Ayurvedic medicines
Question 126Single Answer
The Pharmacy Act, 1948, was enacted to regulate the profession of pharmacy in which country?
A
USA
B
India
C
UK
D
Australia
Question 127Single Answer
Which regulatory body was established under the Pharmacy Act, 1948?
A
Drug Controller General of India
B
Pharmacy Council of India
C
Central Drug Research Institute
D
Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission
Question 128Single Answer
Under the Pharmacy Act, which of the following is a mandatory requirement for pharmacists?
A
Registration with the State Pharmacy Council
B
Working experience in a pharmacy
C
Approval from the Central Government
D
Pharmacy degree from a foreign university
Question 129Single Answer
Which section of the Pharmacy Act, 1948, deals with the education regulations for pharmacists?
A
Section 10
B
Section 12
C
Section 15
D
Section 30
Question 130Single Answer
Who is statutorily responsible for maintaining the State Register of Pharmacists?
A
Registrar of the State Pharmacy Council
B
Central Government
C
Drug Inspector
D
Pharmacy Council of India directly
Question 131Single Answer
Which schedule of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, deals with good manufacturing practices (GMP)?
A
Schedule M
B
Schedule H
C
Schedule C
D
Schedule X
Question 132Single Answer
Which schedule of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules lists prescription-only drugs?
A
Schedule X
B
Schedule G
C
Schedule H
D
Schedule Y
Question 133Single Answer
Which central regulatory authority, headed by the Drugs Controller General (India), performs regulatory functions relating to approval of new drugs in India?
A
Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation
B
Pharmacy Council of India
C
Indian Medical Association
D
State Pharmacy Council
Question 134Single Answer
Which chapter of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 contains provisions relating to import of drugs and cosmetics?
A
Chapter III
B
Chapter II
C
Chapter IV
D
Chapter IVA
Question 135Single Answer
Which act regulates the use of narcotic and psychotropic substances in India?
A
Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940
B
Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985
C
Pharmacy Act, 1948
D
Medical Council Act, 1956
Question 136Single Answer
The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act was enacted in which year?
A
1954
B
1945
C
1948
D
1985
Question 137Single Answer
Under the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, advertisements relating to specified diseases, disorders or conditions are restricted primarily under which provision?
A
Section 3
B
Section 5
C
Section 7
D
Section 10
Question 138Single Answer
Under the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, offences may be investigated and prosecuted through authorities empowered under the Act and applicable government enforcement machinery. Which statement is therefore most accurate?
A
Enforcement is not vested exclusively in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
B
Only the Pharmacy Council of India can enforce the Act
C
Only the Indian Medical Association can enforce the Act
D
PCI automatically prosecutes every offence
Question 139Single Answer
Which section of the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act prohibits advertisements of magic remedies for treatment of certain diseases and disorders?
A
Section 5
B
Section 3
C
Section 4
D
Section 7
Question 140Single Answer
Under the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, punishment for a first conviction may include?
A
Imprisonment up to six months, or fine, or both
B
Mandatory life imprisonment
C
Warning only in every case
D
Permanent imprisonment without trial
Question 141Single Answer
Management is defined as the process of?
A
Diagnosing diseases
B
Conducting research only
C
Planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling resources
D
Teaching students only
Question 142Single Answer
Which is the first function of management?
A
Controlling
B
Planning
C
Directing
D
Staffing
Question 143Single Answer
Which management function involves determining organizational goals?
A
Staffing
B
Organizing
C
Planning
D
Controlling
Question 144Single Answer
Organizing refers to?
A
Arranging resources and activities
B
Evaluating performance
C
Recruiting employees
D
Providing motivation only
Question 145Single Answer
Staffing is concerned with?
A
Selection and placement of personnel
B
Financial planning
C
Inventory control
D
Public relations
Question 146Single Answer
Directing primarily involves?
A
Auditing
B
Budget preparation
C
Recruitment only
D
Motivating and supervising staff
Question 147Single Answer
Controlling is the process of?
A
Setting objectives
B
Designing buildings
C
Hiring employees
D
Measuring performance against standards
Question 148Single Answer
Which management function follows planning?
A
Evaluation
B
Directing
C
Controlling
D
Organizing
Question 149Single Answer
Efficient management aims to?
A
Achieve goals with optimal use of resources
B
Increase waste
C
Reduce communication
D
Avoid decision-making
Question 150Single Answer
Nursing management focuses on?
A
Managing nursing services
B
Managing industries
C
Managing farms
D
Managing transportation
Question 151Single Answer
Scientific Management Theory was developed by?
A
Weber
B
Fayol
C
Taylor
D
Maslow
Question 152Single Answer
Scientific Management emphasizes?
A
Informal relationships
B
Leadership styles
C
Group dynamics
D
Efficiency and productivity
Question 153Single Answer
Frederick Taylor is known as the?
A
Father of Bureaucracy
B
Father of Scientific Management
C
Father of Nursing
D
Father of Leadership
Question 154Single Answer
Time and motion studies are associated with?
A
Taylor
B
Weber
C
Fayol
D
Mayo
Question 155Single Answer
Scientific Management seeks to?
A
Reduce efficiency
B
Improve work methods
C
Eliminate planning
D
Increase conflicts
Question 156Single Answer
Administrative Theory was proposed by?
A
Taylor
B
McGregor
C
Weber
D
Fayol
Question 157Single Answer
Henri Fayol identified how many principles of management?
A
10
B
14
C
12
D
16
Question 158Single Answer
Which principle states that each employee should receive orders from one superior?
