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
The ESI Act came in the year-
A
1972
B
1973
C
1974
D
1975
Question 32Single Answer
World AIDS day is observed each year in-
A
8th December
B
1st December
C
1st November
D
14 April
Question 33Single Answer
The important source of vital statistics is-
A
census
B
mortality rate
C
morbidity rate
D
death and birth rate
Question 34Single Answer
The central Death and Birth Registration Act came into force on-
A
April 1970
B
March 1975
C
April 1959
D
June 1965
Question 35Single Answer
World health is observed each year on-
A
7th April
B
1 December
C
2 April
D
1 March
Question 36Single Answer
'National Program for Control of Blindness' was launched in-
A
1976
B
1959
C
1967
D
1980
Question 37Single Answer
'National AIDS Control Programme' was launched in-
A
1985
B
1983
C
1987
D
1990
Question 38Single Answer
Mudaliar Committee is also known as-
A
health survey and planning committee
B
health survey and develop committee
C
health survey and assessment committee
D
none of the above
Question 39Single Answer
The headquarters of WHO is situated in-
A
Switzerland
B
Geneva
C
Rome
D
Italy
Question 40Single Answer
The system of transporting and storing vaccines at the recommended temperature is known as________
A
refrigeration
B
cold chain
C
ILm
D
cryopreserve
Question 41Single Answer
What is the main source of transmitting the infection of chicken pox
A
oropharyngeal secretion
B
polluted water
C
stool
D
by skin
Question 42Single Answer
What is the incubation period of chicken pox-
A
5 days
B
10 days
C
15 days
D
20 days
Question 43Single Answer
MMR vaccine refers to-
A
mumps measles. Rote virus
B
mumps, measles, rubella
C
mumps, measles, rabies
D
meningitis, measles, rota virus
Question 44Single Answer
Which part of the body is affected by infection of influenza?
A
kidney
B
trachea
C
heard
D
bone
Question 45Single Answer
Which test is used to diagnose the diphtheria?
A
Shick
B
Coomb's test
C
Non stress test
D
Monteux test
Question 46Single Answer
What is the other name of whooping cough?
A
pertussis
B
yellow cough
C
hundred days cough
D
both (a) and (c)
Question 47Single Answer
The causing agent of whooping cough is-
A
mycobacterium tuberculi
B
mycobacterium leprae
C
bordetella pertussis
D
streptococci
Question 48Single Answer
Revised National Tuberculosis Programme was started in-
A
1985
B
1989
C
1993
D
1999
Question 49Single Answer
Incubation period of hepatitis B is-
A
45 to 180 days
B
1 to 10 days
C
1 month
D
1 week to 2 weeks
Question 50Single Answer
What is the main cause of acute watery diarrhoeal attack?
A
vibrio cholera
B
salmonella typhi
C
corynebacterium
D
Escherichia coli
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General Medicine/General Surgeon
Question 51Single Answer
What is the other name of food poisoning?
A
elephantitis
B
botulism
C
anorexia nervosa
D
anorexia bulimia
Question 52Single Answer
National Malarial Control Programme was started in-
A
1947
B
1953
C
1949
D
1954
Question 53Single Answer
What is the presumptive treatment of malaria?
A
tetracycline
B
ceftum
C
chloroquine
D
paracetamol
Question 54Single Answer
Which human body part is effected in the disease filaria?
A
circulatory system
B
lymphatic system
C
digestive system
D
integumentary system
Question 55Single Answer
What is the main cause of filarial infection?
A
Escherichia coli
B
Plasmodium
C
W.bancrofti
D
plasmodium falciparum
Question 56Single Answer
The right choice of treatment of filariasis is-
A
chloroquine
B
diethylcarbamazine
C
phentermine
D
tetracycline
Question 57Single Answer
What is the cause of tetanus?
A
clostridium tetani
B
corynebecterium
C
clostridium welchii
D
salmonella typhae
Question 58Single Answer
Which drug therapy is used in leprosy?
A
DOTS
B
MDT
C
CHEMOTHERAPY
D
quinine therapy
Question 59Single Answer
Which drug therapy is used in tuberculosis?
A
DOTS
B
MDT
C
CHEMOTHERAPY
D
Quinine Therapy
Question 60Single Answer
When was National AIDS Control Programme launched in India?
A
1985
B
1086
C
1990
D
1997
Question 61Single Answer
ELISA refers to ______________
A
enzyme linked immunosorbent assay
B
enzyme linked immunosorbent acid
C
enzyme linked immunosuppressive agent
D
enzyme linked immunoseductive agent
Question 62Single 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
D
United Nations International Childhood Energy Force
Question 63Single Answer
Where is the head office of WHO?
A
Delhi
B
Rome
C
Italy
D
Geneva
Question 64Single Answer
Who is the founder of International Red Cross Society?
A
Robert Koach
B
Alexander
C
Henry Dunant
D
Michael John
Question 65Single Answer
On which of the following day World Health Day is observed?
A
3 April
B
7 April
C
17 December
D
1 December
Question 66Single Answer
In which year ESI Act was passed?
A
1985
B
1975
C
1991
D
1982
Question 67Single Answer
What is the other name of health survey and development committee?
A
Chaddha Committee
B
Bhore Committee
C
Junglewala Committee
D
Kartarsingh Committee
Question 68Single Answer
The measurement unit of noise is_________
A
day light
B
decibel
C
mm
D
feet
Question 69Single Answer
In pregnancy nurses suggest to mother to avoid the alcohol and cigarettes because of?
A
It causes anaemia in mother
B
It increase IUGR
C
It increase spontaneous abortion
D
It increase the risk of paralysis in mother
Question 70Single Answer
Which Medicine is used to prevent the foetus from HIV infection?
A
Zidovudine
B
Naviparamine
C
Streptomycin
D
None of them
Question 71Single Answer
What is the main cause of kala-azar fever?
A
Sandfly
B
Butterfly
C
Housefly
D
Bed bugs
Question 72Single Answer
What is the main cause of Leptospirosis?
A
sandfly
B
mice
C
bugs
D
cats
Question 73Single Answer
What is the other name of health survey and planning committee?
A
Chaddha Committiee
B
Mudaliar Committiee
C
Kartarsingh Committiee
D
Bhorer Committiee
Question 74Single Answer
In a village the PHC covers the population?
A
30,000
B
70,000
C
50,000
D
10,000
Question 75Single Answer
In India MMR (Maternal Mortality Rate) is -
A
2.22/1000 live birth
B
2.89/1000 live birth
C
4.89/1000 live birth
D
4.07/1000 live birth
Question 76Single Answer
Kahn's test is used to diagnose the disease ?
A
vaginal wart
B
leucorrhoea
C
syphilis
D
uterine cancer
Question 77Single Answer
In which year Birth and Death registration Act was passed in India-
A
1949
B
1959
C
1969
D
1960
Question 78Single Answer
According to Indian Birth and Death Registration Act, the registration of Birth is compulsory within-
A
14 days
B
21 days
C
30 days
D
45 days
Question 79Single Answer
According to Indian Birth and Death Registration Act, the registration of death is compulsory within-
A
14 days
B
21 days
C
30 days
D
7 days
Question 80Single Answer
Jaundice in human beings is result of-
A
incomplete metabolism of bilirubin
B
incomplete metabolism of biliverdin
C
complete metabolism of bilirubin
D
incomplete metabolism of biliverdin
Question 81Single Answer
Water pollution of river is measured by-
A
amount of oxygen dissolve in water
B
amount of chlorine dissolve in water
C
amount of nitrogen dissolve in water
D
amount of bleaching powder dissolve in water
Question 82Single Answer
Which one of following disease is caused by bacteria and spread through faecal matter by housefly?
A
diphtheria
B
polio
C
typhoid
D
small pox
Question 83Single Answer
The main cause of plague is-
A
varicella zoaster
B
salmonella typhae
C
pasturela pestis
D
corynebacterium
Question 84Single Answer
The salt which is responsible for permanent hardness in water is. _________
A
CaSo4
B
CaCl2
C
MgSO4
D
all of the above
Question 85Single Answer
Orthotoludine test is used for-
A
to find out residual chlorine
B
to detect hardness of water
C
to detect impurities of water
D
to detect worms in water
Question 86Single Answer
Oral Contraceptives Pills Act as. a-
A
inhibit ovulation and
B
inhibit fertilization
C
inhibit implementation
D
none of them
Question 87Single Answer
According to MTP act, abortion is-
A
termination of pregnancy before 20 weeks
B
termination of pregnancy before 12 weeks
C
termination of pregnancy before 40 weeks
D
termination of pregnancy before 28 weeks
Question 88Single Answer
Which test is used to diagnose the typhoid?
A
ELISA
B
western Blot test
C
WIDAL test
D
ROTHRA test
Question 89Single Answer
World Malaria Day is observed on
A
24th August
B
25 April
C
1 March
D
23 March
Question 90Single Answer
In which year Pulse. Polio Immunization (PPI) Programme was launched in India?
A
1999
B
1995
C
1991
D
2001
Question 91Single Answer
Droplet infection spreads by-
A
coughing
B
touching
C
use of utensils
D
by blood infusion
Question 92Single Answer
The term Disinfection means-
A
to kill all microorganisms
B
to destroy all microorganisms with their spores
C
to stop the growth of microorganism
D
to stop the microorganism with their spores
Question 93Single Answer
The method that can be best used to sterilize the catheter is-
A
autoclave
B
boiling
C
fumigation
D
radiation
Question 94Single Answer
The standard temperature and pressure of autoclave machine are_______
A
121 degree F. and 15 Ibs pressure
B
100 degree F and 25 Ibs pressure
C
127 degree F and 12 Ibs pressure
D
80 degree F and 15 Ibs pressure
Question 95Single Answer
The best method for sterilisation of syringes is-
A
autoclave
B
hot oven
C
hot air oven
D
radiation
Question 96Single Answer
The normal body temperature of an adult-
A
97.4 degree F
B
98.6 degreeF
C
99.1 degree F
D
99.6 degree F
Question 97Single Answer
In human body, the temperature regulation centre is situated in_______
A
thalamus
B
hypothalamus
C
pons
D
cerebrum
Question 98Single Answer
To change the Fahrenheit to Celsius which formula is used?
A
C=(F-32) 5/9
B
C=(F-32)9/5
C
C=(F+32)5/9
D
C=(F+32)9/5
Question 99Single Answer
Tachycardia refers to-
A
more than 100 pulse/min.
B
mot than 125 pulse/min.
C
less than 70 pulse/min.
D
less than 40 pulse/min.
Question 100Single Answer
Bradycardia refers to-
A
more than 100 pulse/min.
B
more than 125 pulse/min.
C
less than 60 pulse/min.
D
less than 40 pulse/min.
Question 101Single Answer
Hospital acquired infection are termed as-
A
nosocomial infection
B
fungal infection
C
bacterial infection
D
viral infection
Question 102Single Answer
The complete loss of hair from head is called-
A
anorexia
B
alopecia
C
agnosia
D
apnea
Question 103Single Answer
Administration of medication underneath the patient's tongue is called as-
A
buccal administration
B
sublingual
C
subcutaneous
D
transdermal
Question 104Single Answer
Ringer's lactate solution is an example for-
A
isotonic solution
B
hypotonic solution
C
hypertonic solution
D
none of these
Question 105Single Answer
Glasgow coma scale includes all except-
A
eye opening
B
verbal response
C
motor response
D
touch response
Question 106Single Answer
Involuntary and irregular movement of eyes is called-
A
narcolepsy
B
nystagmus
C
ptosis
D
strabismus
Question 107Single Answer
Paraffin bath is used for the purpose of-
A
burn
B
rheumatoid arthritis
C
abdominal distension
D
oedema
Question 108Single Answer
Which of the following formula can be used to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit scale?
A
F= C X
B
F= C -
C
F= C +
D
F= C X
Question 109Single Answer
Somnambulism refers to-
A
talking in sleep
B
walking in sleep
C
standing in sleep
D
comfort sleep
Question 110Single Answer
Which of the following agent is used for the fumigation?
A
hydrogen peroxide
B
Ethylene oxide
C
spirit
D
formaldehyde
Question 111Single Answer
A Foleys catheter operates by the principal of-
A
osmosis
B
gravity
C
diffusion
D
none of these
Question 112Single Answer
Artificial feeding is also known as-
A
gavage
B
lavage
C
suction
D
none of these
Question 113Single Answer
The inflammation of nail's root is called-
A
clubbing
B
paronychia
C
koilonychia
D
parotitis
Question 114Single Answer
What do you mean by idiosyncracy?
A
unexpected effect of drug
B
expected effect of drug
C
low effect of drug
D
high effect of drug
Question 115Single Answer
The oxygen saturation is measured by-
A
thermometer
B
nanometer
C
oxymeter
D
sphygmomanometer
Question 116Single Answer
The other name of Corrigan's pulse is-
A
bounding pulse
B
collapsing pulse
C
water hammer pulse
D
bigaminal pulse
Question 117Single Answer
The purpose of inserting flatus tube in rectum is-
A
removal of distension
B
removal of stool mater
C
cleanness of colon
D
to give enema
Question 118Single Answer
Epistaxis refers to-
A
bleeding from nose
B
blood in vomit
C
blood in sputum
D
blood in urine
Question 119Single Answer
Which of the following instruments is used to check the specific gravity of urine?
A
barometer
B
urinometer
C
audiometer
D
lactometer
Question 120Single Answer
The normal foetal heart rate is-
A
140-150rpm
B
140-160rpm
C
130-140rpm
D
160-170rpm
Question 121Single Answer
The bandage applied for the head is called-
A
spiral
B
capline
C
spical
D
circlar
Question 122Single Answer
First aid treatment for a patient of epilepsy is-
A
to protect the patient
B
to clear the airway
C
to provide rest and comfort
D
to give medicine
Question 123Single Answer
The normal value of specific gravity of urine is-
A
1.002-1.008
B
1.008-1.014
C
1.016-1.025
D
1.028-1.035
Question 124Single Answer
Which of the following is the term used for bad breath from mouth?
A
halitosis
B
cheilosis
C
stomatitis
D
gingivitis
Question 125Single Answer
Which of the following disease is more suspected when urine has fruity smell and 1.006 specific gravgravity during investigation?
A
diabetes mellitus
B
diabetes insipidus
C
pyelonephritis
D
Typhoid
Question 126Single Answer
The incubation period of syphilis is about-
A
2 days
B
2 to 6 weeks
C
2 months
D
1 week
Question 127Single Answer
A client wants to know about HIV testing. The nurse explains-
A
a positive ELISA test confirms HIV
B
the Western Blot screens for exposure to AIDS
C
a Western Blot becomes positive within 3-6 month of HIV exposure
D
none of them
Question 128Single Answer
The immunity which is received by vaccine is called-
A
acquired active immunity
B
acquired passive immunity
C
natural active immunity
D
natural passive immunity
Question 129Single Answer
When a client is exposed to an antigen through illness or vaccination, the immune system develops-
A
antigen
B
antibodies
C
macrophages
D
erythrocyte
Question 130Single Answer
When a person's immune system react against itself, it leads to self-tissue destruction, which is called-
A
macrophages
B
phagocytes
C
autoimmunity
D
hyper immunity
Question 131Single Answer
The most common nosocomial infection is-
A
infection diarrhoea
B
tuberculosis
C
urinary tract infection
D
coryza
Question 132Single Answer
Immediately after bone marrow aspiration, the nurse is expected to-
A
apply pressure over the aspiration site
B
position of the client on the affected site
C
cleanse the site with the antiseptic solution
D
frequent monitoring of the vital sign
Question 133Single Answer
The term condyloma acuminata refers to-
A
syphilis
B
venereal warts
C
gonorrhea
D
leucorrhoea
Question 134Single Answer
Which #### should be given for patient of gonorrhoea?
A
acytomycni
B
acetaminophen
C
penicillin
D
colistin
Question 135Single Answer
A client has an anaphylactic reaction after receiving penicillin. It indicates that the client has.
A
an acquired atopic sensitization
B
passive immunity to the penicillin allergen
C
antibiotic to penicillin acquired after earlier use of the drug
D
developed potent bivalent antibodies when the IV administration was started
Question 136Single Answer
The major physical finding of malaria in laboratory is-
A
elevated sedimentation rate
B
low haemoglobin
C
hepatomegaly
D
splenomegaly
Question 137Single Answer
Which of the following allergic reaction, quickly deteriorate into shock and death+
A
contact dermatitis
B
anaphylaxis
C
serum sickness
D
hay fever
Question 138Single Answer
Acute salpingitis is the most common result of-
A
leucorrhoea
B
syphilis
C
gonorrhoea
D
uterine fibroid
Question 139Single Answer
A substance that is released around the site of inflammation is called-
A
erythrocyte
B
plasmin
C
histamine
D
interleukin
Question 140Single Answer
An oral drugs that is generally prescribed for the treatment for trichomonas vaginitis-
A
nystatin
B
cephaxim
C
penicillin
D
metronidazola
Question 141Single Answer
Immunity that is formed by antibody formation during the course of a disease is-
A
passive natural immunity
B
passive artificial immunity
C
active artificial immunity
D
active natural immunity
Question 142Single Answer
Trichomonal infection is caused by-
A
protozoa
B
fungus
C
virus
D
spirochete
Question 143Single Answer
An injection of tetanus toxoid injection confers which type of immunity-
A
temporary passive natural immunity
B
permanent passive natural immunity
C
temporary active natural immunity
D
permanent active natural immunity
Question 144Single Answer
A natural chemical defence found in the body which work as a part of the body's immune system is found in the-
A
Liver
B
Kidney
C
Pancreatic enzyme
D
Gastric secretion
Question 145Single Answer
The major factor that influence whether an infection occur in an individual are-
A
age and general health status
B
inherent health and immunologic status
C
type of organism and age
D
underlying disease status and exposure to infectious agent
Question 146Single Answer
A client has a gastric analysis done and result showed that gastric acid was high. The test result would indicate to the nurse that the May receive the diagnosis of-
A
peptic ulcer
B
pernicious anaemia
C
tuberculosis
D
duodenal ulcer
Question 147Single Answer
A client is on IV infusion. IV infusion infiltrates, the nurse should first-
A
elevate the IV site
B
discontinue the infusion
C
attempt to flush the tube
D
apply warm moist soaks
Question 148Single Answer
A client is to receive 2000ml of IV fluid in 12 hours. The drop factor is 10gtt/ml. The nurse should regulate the flow so the number of drops per minute is approximately______
A
27 to 29
B
30 to 32
C
40 to 42
D
48 to 50
Question 149Single Answer
Excess amount of CO2 in lungs combine with H2O will form-
