A patient with a diagnosis of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is admitted to ICU. All of the following is the appropriate nursing diagnoses for this patient, except :
AFluid volume excess
BDecreased RBC
CElectrolyte imbalance
DImpaired immune function
Question 7Single Answer
Engulfing of the liquid substance by cell is called
APhagocytosis
BPinocytosis
COsmosis
D​None of them
Question 8Single Answer
Which of the following cell organ contains hydrolytic gland?
ANucleus
BLysosome
CMitochondria
D​Endoplasmic reticulum
Question 9Single Answer
The secretion of goblet cell is known as-
AHormone
BMucous
CEnzymes
D​Digestive juices
Question 10Single Answer
Which of the following glands is an example of hollocrine gland ?
ASweat gland
BSebaceous gland
CPancreatic
DSalivary gland
Question 11Single Answer
In the state infection which tissue are more active-
AReticular tissue
BAdipose tissue
CElastic tissue
D​Collagenase tissue
Question 12Single Answer
Brown adipose tissue is mostly found is-
AAdult male
BAdult female
CNew born
D​Old age persons
Question 13Single Answer
Largest gland of the body is-
APituitary
BAdrenal
CLiver
D​Pancreas
Question 14Single Answer
The potential reason of alopecia is-
AProtein deficiency
BMalnutrition
CGenetic
DVitamin deficiency
Question 15Single Answer
Nodes of ranvier is found in which cell –
AEpithelial cell
BMuscles cell
CNerve cell
D​Red cell
Question 16Single Answer
The total number of bones found in human body is-
A206
B306
C205
D​210
Question 17Single Answer
Lambdoid suture runs between these two bones-
AParietal and frontal bone
BParietal and parietal bone
CParietal and occipital
D​In both temporal bone
Question 18Single Answer
In children fusion of anterior fontanel takes place during-
A18 months
B2 months
C6 months
D12 months
Question 19Single Answer
Coronal sutures are found in-
AParietal and formal bone
BParietal and parietal bone
CParietal and occipital
DIn both temporal bone
Question 20Single Answer
Which part of the temporal bone is related with hearing and balancing ?
ASquamous part
BMastoid part
CTympanic part
D​Petrous part
Question 21Single Answer
Smallest bone of human body is -
AStapes
BFibula
CTarsel
DCarpel
Question 22Single Answer
Digestion begins in our body from -
ASmall intestine
BLarge intestine
CMouth
DStomach
Question 23Single Answer
Fetal heart can be felt on which day of embroyonic life -
AAfter 6.5-7 Weeks
BAt 5 days
CAt 10 days
DAt 40 days
Question 24Single Answer
The average time of cardiac cycle is-
A6 sec.
B0.8 sec
C1 min
D​1 sec
Question 25Single Answer
The contraction wave of heart starts from -
AS.A node
BA.V node
CBundle of his
D​Purkinje fiber
Question 26Single Answer
The formula to measure the cardiac output is -
AStroke volume / heart rate
BStroke volume * heart rate
CStroke volume – heart rate
D​Stroke volume + heart rate
Question 27Single Answer
Most of digestion occurs in which part of alimentary canal of man ?
ASmall intestine
BLarge intestine
CMouth
D​Stomach
Question 28Single Answer
Function of pacemaker is -
ATo initiate heart beat
BTo regulate beat
CTo regulate blood pressure
D​To regulate brain waves
Question 29Single Answer
During sleep blood pressure -
AIncrease
BDecreases
CDoes not change
DFirst decrease than change
Question 30Single Answer
To complete one heart beat the time taken is -
A0.8 second
B1 second
C72 second
D​1.8 second
Question 31Single Answer
Longest artery found in the body of human is -
AAorta
BVenacava
CCapillaries
D​Vesicles
Question 32Single Answer
Blood bank of human body is -
ASpleen
BLiver
CBone
D​Kidney
Question 33Single Answer
Red blood corpuscles is also known as -
AErythrocytes
BLeucocytes
CMonocytes
DOligodendrocytes
Question 34Single Answer
Graveyard of red blood cell is -
ASpleen
BLiver
CBone
D​Kidney
Question 35Single Answer
Number of which type of WBC is greatest in blood of human?
ANeutrophils
BBasophils
CMonocytes
D​Basophila
Question 36Single Answer
A person with AB blood group is some times called a universal recipient because of the –
ALack of antigen in his blood
BLack of antibodies in his blood
CLack of both antigen and antibodies in his blood
D​Presence of antibodies in his blood
Question 37Single Answer
In which organ of the human body are the lymphocytes cells formed ?
ALong bones
BSpleen
CKidney
D​Heart
Question 38Single Answer
Arteries supplying blood to the heart are called -
ACoronary artery
BPulmonary artery
CFemoral artery
D​Radial artery
Question 39Single Answer
Which of the following chemical can be used in anti – coagulant?
ASodium citrate
BCalcium
CSodium nitrate
DHeparin
Question 40Single Answer
The cells which have least regeneration capacity -
ACells of brain
BCells of bone
CCells of heart
DCells of kidney
Question 41Single Answer
Largest part of human brain is-
ACerebrum
BCerebellum
CPons
DOblongata
Question 42Single Answer
Centre of reflex action-
ASpinal cord
BPons
CCerebellum
D​Cerebrum
Question 43Single Answer
In a cell, process of respiration takes place in -
AMitochondria
BGolgi apparatus
CRibosome
D​Lysosomes
Question 44Single Answer
Percentage of oxygen found in exhaled air is -
A12%
B14%
C16%
D​18%
Question 45Single Answer
Saliva secreted from mouth digest -
AStarch
BFat
CProtein
D​Alcohol
Question 46Single Answer
Tear gland is not found in-
ADog
BMan
CPig
DCrocodile
Question 47Single Answer
Estrogen is secreted by -
ACorpus luteum
BDeciduas
CGraffian follicels
D​None of them
Question 48Single Answer
Which of the following hormone is called emergency hormone ?
AInsulin
BAdrenalin
CEstrogen
DProgesterone
Question 49Single Answer
Which of the following control blood pressure ?
AAdrenal
BThyroid
CGlucagon
DInsulin
Question 50Single Answer
Lifesaving hormone is -
AAdrenal
BPancreas
CGlucagon
DInsulin
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Medical Officer
Question 51Single Answer
One of the following is called an emergency hormone.Tick the correct option.
AThymus
BPancreas
CAdrenal
DCowper
Question 52Single Answer
Virus of bird flu is also known as -
ANH51
BHN61
CH5N1
DNH15
Question 53Single Answer
Insulin was discovered by -
ALouis Pasteur
BBatting and best
CJenner
D​Washerman
Question 54Single Answer
White lung disease is prevalent among the worker of -
AFloor industries
Bcotton industries
CPaper industries
DSalt industries
Question 55Single Answer
Harmone insulin is a-
AGlycolipid
BPeptide
CFatty acid
DSterol
Question 56Single Answer
Edward Jenner is related with which of the following disease -
AChicken pox
Bsmall pox
CTyphoid
Dtuberculosis
Question 57Single Answer
Who discovered vaccine of rabies ?
APasture
BJenner
CAlexander Fleming
DAristotle
Question 58Single Answer
Strongest muscle of man is found in-
AJaw
BWrist
CThigh
DFoot
Question 59Single Answer
A person feel fatigue due to deposition of which of the following acid in their muscles ?
ACitric acid
BLactic acid
CDiagonal acid
D​None of them
Question 60Single Answer
Communication ties people to their -
ASocial surrounding
BPhysical surrounding
CMaterialistic surrounding
D​ Environmental surrounding
Question 61Single Answer
Part of eye used during eye donation is -
AIris
BRetina
CCornea
D​Cones
Question 62Single Answer
World Red Cross day falls on-
A1 April
B8 May
C19 March
D1 December
Question 63Single Answer
Image of object is formed on which part of eye-
ARetina
BCornea
CIris
DCones
Question 64Single Answer
The family is the most important in the emotional development because it -
Aprovide support for the young
Bgives reward and punishment
Creflects more of the larger society
Dhelps one to learn identify and roles
Question 65Single Answer
In the retina of eye cells present for colour differentiation -
ARods
BCones
CChoroid
DIris
Question 66Single Answer
A tendency to behave in a consistent manner in variable situation is known as -
APersonality
BHabit
CTrait
DBehavior
Question 67Single Answer
Function of Iris is-
ATo regulate the size of objects
BTo make image
CSecretion of tears
DProtection of eyes
Question 68Single Answer
The ability to see meaningful relationship between things is known as -
A Intelligence
BCharacter
CPerception
DBehavior
Question 69Single Answer
Thickest layer of skin is found on -
ASole
BPalm
CThigh
D​Eyes
Question 70Single Answer
Basic unit in all societies is -
AIndividual
Bgroup
CFamily
Dnone of the above
Question 71Single Answer
The hardest part of human body is -
ABone
BSpinal
CSkull
D​Enamel
Question 72Single Answer
The optimum level of fluoride in drinking water is between -
A0.3 - 0.5 mg/ltr.
B0.4 - 0.8 mg/ltr.
C0.5 - 0.8 mg/ltr.
D 0.8 - 0.10 mg/ltr
Question 73Single Answer
Which of the following is a vestigial organ ?
AAppendix
BBreast
CVagina
DFinger
Question 74Single Answer
Permanent hardness of water is due to the presence of -
Asulfates, chloride and nitrates of calcium and magnesium
Bbicarbonates of calcium and magnesium
Csalts of iron, zinc and silica
Dall of the above
Question 75Single Answer
Which of the following organ have the capacity of regeneration -
AAppendix
BKidney
CLiver
D​Cornea
Question 76Single Answer
Which of the following worm reach into intestine of human by eating leaf ?
Atape worm
Bround worm
Cflat worm
Dhook worm
Question 77Single Answer
Crown of teeth is mainly made up of-
ADentine
BCanine
CMarrow
DOdontoblast
Question 78Single Answer
Larva of house fly is called -
Amaggot
Bpupa
Cimago
Dnone
Question 79Single Answer
Poison in a scorpion is found in its -
Amouth
Btelson
Ctongue
Dhand
Question 80Single Answer
Tears of man have an enzyme which kill the bacteria. Identify the enzyme from the options.
ALysozyme
BAcrosome
CProteaz
DAmylase
Question 81Single Answer
The disease Kala-azar is spread by -
Asand fly
Bbutter fly
Chouse fly
Dbed bugs
Question 82Single Answer
Dengue is transmitted by -
Aplasmodium
Baedes
Canopheles
Dculey
Question 83Single Answer
Which type of hardness of water can be removed by boiling ?
Apermanent hardness
Btemporary hardness
Cboth temporary and permanent hardness
Dnone of the above
Question 84Single Answer
The final step in the purification of water is __________
Acoagulation
Bsedimentation
Cfiltration
Dchlorination
Question 85Single Answer
Orthotolidine test is the test done to find out the amount of -
Ahardness of water
Bfree residual chlorine present in water
Cchlorine needed for chlorination
Dnone of the above
Question 86Single Answer
The first choice for disinfecting large quantities of water is -
Achloramine
Bbleaching powder
Cparchlorine
Dchlorine gas
Question 87Single Answer
Light is measured in terms of -
Amillimeter
Bdecibel
Ccandle light
Dfoot candle
Question 88Single Answer
The constant presence of disease within a geographical area is known as_______
Aendemic
Bepidemic
Cpandemic
Dnone of them
Question 89Single Answer
Which of the following is not a member of vision 2020 program ?
AW.H.O.
BUNICEF
COrbis International
DInternational Agency for Prevention of Blindness
Question 90Single Answer
The best time of IUD insertion is -
Abetween 3 - 7 days of menstrual cycle
Bbefore 3 - 7 days of cycle
Cwithin 14 days of menstrual cycle
Dat time of delivery
Question 91Single Answer
Oral pills prevent pregnancy by -
Akilling the sperm
Bpreventing the union of sperm and ovulation
Cinhibiting ovulation
Ddecreasing the production of hormones
Question 92Single Answer
The MTP act came in the year of -
A1971
B1974
C1987
D1983
Question 93Single Answer
Pneumoconiosis affects the workers who work mainly in -
Acoal mining industries
Bwheat grinding industries
Ciron industries
Dplastic industries
Question 94Single Answer
People drinking water from a shallow hand pump are likely to suffer from all of the following disease except -
Afluorosis
Bjaundice
Ccholera
Dtyphoid
Question 95Single Answer
Erotism is due to consumption of -
AContaminated water
BRaw meat
CContaminated grains
DRaw egg
Question 96Single Answer
The ESI Act came in the year-
A 1972
B1973
C1974
D1948
Question 97Single Answer
World AIDS day is observed each year in -
A8th December
B1st December
C1st November
D14 April
Question 98Single Answer
The important source of vital statistics is-
Acensus
Bmortality rate
Cmorbidity rate
Dbirth and death rate
Question 99Single Answer
The central Death and Birth Registration Act came into force on -
AApril 1970
BMarch 1975
CApril 1959
DJune 1965
Question 100Single Answer
The total number of facial bones are -
A10
B12
C14
D​16
Question 101Single Answer
Optic foreman is situated in-
ASphenoid bone
BEthmoid bone
COccipital bone
DFrontal bone
Question 102Single Answer
World health is observed each year on-
A 7th April
B1 December
C2 April
D1 March
Question 103Single Answer
The total number of vertebra in vertebral column are-
A33
B35
C26
D39
Question 104Single Answer
'National Program for Control of Blindness' was launched in-
A1976
B1959
C1967
D1980
Question 105Single Answer
The other name of collar bone is-
AClavical bone
BScapula
CSternum
DRadius
Question 106Single Answer
'National AIDS Control Programme' was launched in-
A1985
B1983
C1987
D1990
Question 107Single Answer
The joint which is found between radius and ulna bone is-
AHinge joint
BPivot joint
CGliding joint
DCondy joint
Question 108Single Answer
Mudaliar Committee is also known as-
A health survey and planning committee
Bhealth survey and develop committee
Chealth survey and assessment committee
Dnone of the above
Question 109Single Answer
Hinge joint are found
AIn b/w femur and tibia
BIn b/w tibia and fibula
CIn b/ w femur hip bone
DIn b/w tarsal bone
Question 110Single Answer
The headquarters of WHO is situated in-
ASwitzerland
BGeneva
CRome
DItaly
Question 111Single Answer
Which muscles help in mastication?
ABuccinators
BTemporalis
CMentails
DZygomaticus
Question 112Single Answer
The system of transporting and storing vaccines at the recommended temperature is known as________
Arefrigeration
Bcold chain
C ILm
Dcryopreserve
Question 113Single Answer
Which one of the following organ break fats to produce cholesterol?
Aliver
Blungs
Ckidney
Dpancreas
Question 114Single Answer
Largest muscle of human body is-
AAdductor magnus
BPectineus
CSartorious
DGracille
Question 115Single Answer
What is the main source of transmitting the infection of chicken pox
A oropharyngeal secretion
B polluted water
Cstool
Dby skin
Question 116Single Answer
Insulim was discovered by?
AF. Banting
BFreaderick Sanger
C Janer
DRobert coach
Question 117Single Answer
What is the main site of lumbar puncture -
AL1- L2
BL3- L4
CT5-T6
DT8-T9
Question 118Single Answer
What is the incubation period of chicken pox-
A5 days
B10 days
C15 days
D20 days
Question 119Single Answer
The total numbers of cranial nerves are-
A12 pair
B15 pair
C18 pair
D​21 pair
Question 120Single Answer
MMR vaccine refers to-
A mumps measles. Rote virus
B mumps, measles, rubella
Cmumps, measles, rabies
Dmeningitis, measles, rota virus
Question 121Single Answer
The largest nerve of the body is-
AFemoral nerve
BRadial nerve
CSciatic nerve
D​Brachial nerve
Question 122Single Answer
Bile is produced by-
A liver
B kidney
CPancreas
D appendix
Question 123Single Answer
Bile is stored in-
A liver
B Kidney
C pancreas
D gall bladder
Question 124Single Answer
Which part of the body is affected by infection of influenza?
A kidney
Btrachea
Cheard.
Dbone
Question 125Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of neurotransmitter?
AAcetylcholine
BCholycy stokinin
CCholinterase
DTeretarase
Question 126Single Answer
Which of the following is a good source of Vitamin E?
A egg
B fish
C meat
Dfresh vegetable
Question 127Single Answer
The term used for bad breath from mouth is?
Ahalitosis
B pyorrhea
C bromidrosis
Dhyperhidrosis
Question 128Single Answer
Which test is used to diagnose the diphtheria?
AShick
BCoomb's test
CNon stress test
DMonteux test
Question 129Single Answer
The amount of protein required by an Indian adult per days is?
A1 gm/kg body wt.
B 2gm/kg body wt.
C 1.5gm /kg body wt
D 2.5gm /kg body w.t
Question 130Single Answer
Thalamus is situated in-
ADiencephalon
BTelencephalon
CMesencephalon
D​Metencephalon
Question 131Single Answer
What is the other name of whooping cough?
A pertussis
B yellow cough
Chundred days cough
D both (a) and (c)
Question 132Single Answer
The precursor of vitamin A-
A carotene
B retinol
C calciferol
Dnicotinic acid
Question 133Single Answer
Spinal cord terminates at this point-
AThe filum terminale
BThe cordis terminale
CThe cauda equine
D​The cona medularis
Question 134Single Answer
The daily requirement of vitamin D by an adult is-
A 2 microgram /day
B 2.5 microgram /day
C3 microgram /day
D4 microgram / day
Question 135Single Answer
The causing agent of whooping cough is-
Amycobacterium tuberculi
Bmycobacterium leprae
Cbordetella pertussis
Dstreptococci
Question 136Single Answer
Vitamin D deficiency in children causes-
A osteoporosis
B rickets
C bone malignancies
D osteomalacia
Question 137Single Answer
In which disease the myelin sheath of neuron is destroyed-
ACerebral palsy
BMultiple sclerosis
CParkinson disease
D​Neurosarcoma
Question 138Single Answer
Revised National Tuberculosis Programme was started in-
A1985
B1989
C1993
D1999
Question 139Single Answer
Vitamin which prevents haemorrhage is-
A vitamin K
B vitamin A
Cvitamin D
D vitamin E
Question 140Single Answer
The blood brain barrier of brain is formed by-
AAstrocyte
BDendrocytes
CNeurolemmocytes
DLymphocytes
Question 141Single Answer
The vitamin which is essential for proper functioning of nervous system is-
Avitamin K
Bvitamin A
C vitamin D
Dvitamin E
Question 142Single Answer
Incubation period of hepatitis B is-
A 45 to 180 days
B1 to 10 days
C1 month
D1 week to 2 weeks
Question 143Single Answer
Which part of the brain work as a relay centre?
AThalamus
BCerebrum
CCerebellum
D​Pons
Question 144Single Answer
Ber- Beri is caused due to the deficiney of-
Avitamin B1
Bvitamin B2
C vitamin B6
Dvitamin B12
Question 145Single Answer
What is the main cause of acute watery diarrhoeal attack?
Avibrio cholera
B salmonella typhi
Ccorynebacterium
DEscherichia coli
Question 146Single Answer
The vitamin which is involved in fat, protein and carbohydrate metabolism is-
Ariboflavin
B thiamine
Cniacin
Dfolic acid
Question 147Single Answer
The average weight of the brain of a normal person is-
A5kg
B1.5 kg
C1 kg
D​2 kg
Question 148Single Answer
What is the other name of food poisoning?
Aelephantitis
B botulism
Canorexia nervosa
Danorexia bulimia
Question 149Single Answer
Cerebrospinal fluid is secreted by-
AAxons
BChoroid plexus
CDendroites
D​Circle of villis
Question 150Single Answer
pellagra is caused due to the deficieny of-
A niacin
B ascorbic acid
C riboflavin
D pantothenic acid
Question 151Single Answer
National Malarial Control Programme was started in-
A1947
B1953
C1949
D1954
Question 152Single Answer
The daily requirement of folic acid for an adult is-
A50 microgram
B 100 microgram
C 300 microgram
D 200 microgram
Question 153Single Answer
pernicious anaemia is caused due to the deficiency of-
A vitamin B1
B vitamin B2
Cvitamin B6
Dvitamin B12
Question 154Single Answer
Aphasia is a speech disorder which is caused by destruction of which part of brain-
AMotor speech area
BSensory speech area
CMotor visual area
D​None of them
Question 155Single Answer
What is the presumptive treatment of malaria?
A tetracycline
Bceftum
Cchloroquine
D paracetamol
Question 156Single Answer
Deficiency of vitamin C results in-
Ascurvy
Bnight B2
C osteomyelitis
D alopecia
Question 157Single Answer
Which of the following can easily break the blood – brain barrier?
AVirus
BBacteria
CAlcohol
D​Protozoa
Question 158Single Answer
Which human body part is effected in the disease filaria?
Acirculatory system
B lymphatic system
Cdigestive system
Dintegumentary system
Question 159Single Answer
According to RDA the normal daily requirement of protein in adult is-
A1gm/ body w.t
B 2gm /body w.t
C 3gm /body w.t
D1.5 gm/ body w.t
Question 160Single Answer
The cranial nerve which regulates biting, chewing and swallowing is-
ATrigeminal
BOculomotor
CCochlear
D​Facial nerve
Question 161Single Answer
The nutritional deficiency conditions that need to be given top priority for remedial action in India today is-
A xerophthalmia
B rickets
Cberi- beri
D impotency
Question 162Single Answer
What is the main cause of filarial infection?
A Escherichia coli
BPlasmodium
CW.bancrofti
D plasmodium falciparum
Question 163Single Answer
According to the world Health Organization ( W H O ) the disease which cause the death of the largest number of people today is-
AAIDS
B tuberculosis
C malaria
Dleprosy
Question 164Single Answer
Functional disorder of the facial nerve is-
ABell’s palsy
BCerebral palsy
CErb ‘s palsy
DParaplegia
Question 165Single Answer
Lathyrism is caused by excessive consumption of-
Acumin seed
BKhesri dal
C black gram dal
Dmaze
Question 166Single Answer
The main function of autonomic nervous system is-
AMotor
BMotor and sensory
CSensory
DNone of them
Question 167Single Answer
The right choice of treatment of filariasis is-
Achloroquine
Bdiethylcarbamazine
Cphentermine
Dtetracycline
Question 168Single Answer
Which of the following protein deficiency disorder is found in children?
A Kwashiorkor
Brickets
C weakness
Dhypertension
Question 169Single Answer
Sciatic nerve of spinal nerves present in body are-
AT11- T12
BT9- T10
CL1- L2
D​L3- L4
Question 170Single Answer
Which vitamin is necessary for visions in dimlight?
Avitamin A
Bvitamin B
Cvitamin C
Dvitamin D
Question 171Single Answer
What is the cause of tetanus?
A clostridium tetani
B corynebecterium
C clostridium welchii
D salmonella typhae
Question 172Single Answer
The total number of spinal nerves present in body are-
A12 pair
B21 pair
C31 pair
D27 pair
Question 173Single Answer
The deficiency of vitamin A results in-
AKorsa Koff syndrome
B xerophathalmia
C rickets
D infertility
Question 174Single Answer
Which drug therapy is used in leprosy?
ADOTS
BMDT
CCHEMOTHERAPY
Dquinine therapy
Question 175Single Answer
The deficiency of vitamin D in children results in-
A rickets
Bnight blindness
Costeomalacia
Dinfertility
Question 176Single Answer
The organ which is responsible for the body balance is-
AEye
BEar
CMouth
DTongue
Question 177Single Answer
Which drug therapy is used in tuberculosis?
ADOTS
B MDT
CCHEMOTHERAPY
DQuinine Therapy
Question 178Single Answer
The deficiency of vitamin E results in-
A rickets
B night blindness
C osteomalacia
D infertility
Question 179Single Answer
The normal length of the Eustachian tube is
A1 cm
B2 cm
C3 cm
D​4 cm
Question 180Single Answer
The deficiency of vitamin K results in-
Ableeding disorder
Bnight blindness
C osteomalacia
D infertility
Question 181Single Answer
Which part of the ear is responsible for body balance?
AEustachian tube
BEar drum
CCochlea
D​Semi-circular canals
Question 182Single Answer
When was National AIDS Control Programme launched in India?
A 1985
B1086
C1992
D1997
Question 183Single Answer
The deficiency of vitamin B 1 ( thiamine) results in-
A Beri – Beri
B night blindness
C osteomalacia
D infertility
Question 184Single Answer
Aqueous humor secreted in eye by-
ALens
BCiliary body
CVitreous body
D​Cornea
Question 185Single Answer
ELISA refers to ______________
Aenzyme linked immunosorbent assay
Benzyme linked immunosorbent acid
Cenzyme linked immunosuppressive agent
Denzyme linked immunoseductive agent
Question 186Single Answer
The deficiency of vitamin C results in-
A rickets
B night blindness
C scurvy
Dinfertility
Question 187Single Answer
Tinnitus is a condition which means-
ARinging of ear
BDeafness
CExcess amount of wax in water
D​None of them
Question 188Single Answer
The deficiency of calcium in diet causes-
Aosteoporosis
B night blindness
C scurvy
D infertility
Question 189Single Answer
UNICEF mean-
A United Nations International Children's Emergency fund
B United Nations Indians Children Emergency fund
C United Nations International Children Earning fund
DUnited Nations International Childhood Energy Force
Question 190Single Answer
The deficiency of vitamin folic acid results in-
Amegloblastic anaemia
Bnight blindness
C beri- beri
D infertility
Question 191Single Answer
Which is not an example of taste buds?
AVallate papilla
BGlossal papilla
CFungifrom papilla
D​Filliform papilla
Question 192Single Answer
Where is the head office of WHO?
ADelhi
BRome
CItaly
DGeneva
Question 193Single Answer
The factor which is responsible for absorption of vitamin B12?
A intrinsic factor
B acid factor
C cholecystokinin
D None of them
Question 194Single Answer
Which part of the eye is effected in glaucoma?
ASclera venous sinus ​
BCornea
CVitreous body
DCiliary body
Question 195Single Answer
Who is the founder of International Red Cross Society?
A Robert Koach
BAlexander
CHenry Dunant
DMichael John
Question 196Single Answer
Which of the following symptoms is not associated with pellagra?
Adelirium
Bdementia
C diarrhea
D dermatitis
Question 197Single Answer
Cataract in eyes means-
AAn opacity of lens
BA hardness of lens
CAn absence of lens
D​None of them
Question 198Single Answer
The rich natural source of calcium is-
A milk
Begg
C soft drink
D chicken
Question 199Single Answer
Lacrimal apparatus is situated in which part of the facial bone-
ALacrimal bone
BSphenoid bone
CFrontal bone
D​Ethmoid bone
Question 200Single Answer
On which of the following day World Health Day is observed?