| Question 1:- Bagassosis is caused by inhalation of: (a) Sugarcane dust (b) Cotton dust (c) Jute dust (d) coal dust |
| Question 2:- Lead is widely used in variety of industries because of its properties except (a) low boiling point (b) anti corrosive (c) non oxidizing (d) mixes with other material easily |
| Question 3:- Appearance of burton’s line in Lead poisoning (a) greenish coating on gums (b) Bluish purple line on gums (c) pale pinkish gums (d) brown stains on teeth |
| Question 4:- Strategies to prevent occupational dermatitis includes (a) application of barrier creams (b) Pre- Selection examination (c) use of protective equipment and periodic health checkup (d) all of the above |
| Question 5:- The act that is recommended for prevention of creches for women in factory (a) The India mines act 1923 (b) ESI act 1948 (c) The Factories Act 1976 (d) CGHS |
| Question 6. ESI act 1948 was last amended in the year (a) 2008 (b) 1998 (c) 1989 (d) 2010 |
| Question 7. Role of occupational health nurse includes the following except (a) prevention of workplace accidents and injuries (b) promotion of Health and work ability (c) improving environmental health for occupational health workers (d) Improve the productivity outcome of workers |
| Question 8. International Labour Organisation is situated in (a) Geneva (b) Denmark (c) Scotland (d) United States of America |
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| Question 9. An employer contributes………… percentage of wages for the benefit of employees in every wage period under ESI act (a) 1.75% (b) 4.75% (c) 2.35% (d) 3.75% |
| Question 10. Tryptophan is present in all except (a) Maize (b) Cheese (c) chicken (d) fish |
| Question 11. Calorie intake of 1 year child per kg is (a) 100 (b) 200 (c) 300 (d) 400 |
| Question 12. Maximum amount of vitamin D is present in among the following (a) liver (b) egg yolk (c) cheese (d) cod liver oil |
| Question 13. Phosphatase test is used (a) to test the presence of nitric acid (b) to determine the type of methemoglobinemia, a blood disorder (c) Test for efficacy of Pasteurization of Milk (d) None of the above |
| Question 14. 3D’s (Diarrhoea, dementia,dermatitis)Are the characteristic of deficiency disorder (a) Niacin (b) Thiamine (c) Riboflavin (d) Biotin |
| Question 16. Amino acid deficient in weight is (a) Leucine (b) Methionine (c) Lysine (d) Cystine |
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| Question 17. ASHA (Accredited social health activist) workers are functioning at (a) Community health (b) village level (c) PHC level (d) district level |
| Question 18. All the following components are used in Kuppuswamy classification of socio-economic status except (a) Family income (b) education (c) occupation (d) number of children |
| Question 19. Ortho tolidine test is used for detecting…….. (a) chlorine (b) silver (c) oxygen (d) ammonia |
| Question 20. Which of the following viral infections is transmitted by tick? (a) Japanese encephalitis (b) dengue fever (c) Kyasanur forest disease (d) yellow fever |
| Question 21. Name the classification developed by WHO for disability (a) International classification of functioning, disability and health (b) Kuppuswamy classification (c) NYHA classification (d) FAB classification |
| Question 22. Kala azar is transmitted by (a) Aedes mosquito (b) tsetse fly (c) Sand fly (d) mice |
| Question 23. Which disease condition is transmitted by Aedes mosquito? (a) dengue fever (b) Chikungunya (c) yellow fever (d) all of the above |
| Question 24. Koplik’s spots are seen in: (a) Rubella (b) measles (c) Chikungunya (d) chicken pox |
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| Question 25. Primary Health Care is (a) health for all (b) health for those who are in need (c) health for an area of 30000 population (d) health for children attending primary school |
| Question 26. Following are the elements of Primary Health Care except (a) health education (b) intersectoral coordination (c) cost effectiveness (d) provision of essential drugs |
| Question 27. Causative organism of AIDS (a) rabies virus (b) CMV (c) retrovirus (d) adenovirus |
| Question 28. Universal immunization program was launched in the year of (a) 1974 (b) 1978 (c) 1985 (d) 1992 |
| Question 29. Mid day meal programme started in……. year? (a) 1960 (b) 1961 (c) 1995 (d) 2001 |
| Question 30. Live vaccine is (a) DPT (b) Hepatitis B (c) TT (d) BCG |
| Question 31. Oral rehydration solution does not contain (a) sodium chloride (b) calcium lactate (c) Bicarbonate (d) glucose |
| Question 32. The World Health Organization day is (a) 7th April (b) 4th may (c) 17th August (d) 1st December |
| Question 33. Grey baby syndrome is caused by (a) Chloramphenicol (b) Amphotericin B (c) vancomycin (d) tetracyclines |
| Question 34. Best response from a nurse to the woman who missed single dose of oral contraceptive pill? (a) take the missed pill now and continue the course (b) take two pills the next day and continue with the course (c) discontinue the course because OCP has no more effect (d) use barrier technique |
| Question 35. Among the following identify the most common complication associated with mumps? (a) Aseptic meningitis (b) mastitis (c) Orchidites (d) Oophoritis |
| Question 36. Which of the following agent is responsible for Bagassosis? (a) Smoke (b) silica (c) sugarcane dust (d) coal |
| Question 37. Which of the following is the early sign of Leprosy? (a) loss of sensation (b) lesions over the skin (c) thickened painful nerve (d) sinking of the nose bridge |
| Question 38. All the vaccines are the national immunization schedule except (a) BCG (b) pentavalent (c) pneumococcal (d) OPV |
| Question 39. Common side effect of copper-T is (a) pain (b) bleeding (c) vaginal discharge (d) pelvic inflammation |
| Question 40. Health survey and development committee is also known as? (a) Bhore committee (b) Chadah committee (c) Srivastav committee (d) Mukherjee committee |
| Question 41. DOTS is for…….condition (a)Tuberculosis (b) Leprosy (c) malaria (d) HIV |
| Question 42. Rabies free zone in India is (a) Goa (b) Lakshadweep (c) Arunachal Pradesh (d) Tamil Nadu |
| Question 43. Guthrie Test is useful for screening (a) pomp’s disease (b) Phenylketonuria (c)Thalassemia (d) haemophilia |
| Question 44. Which of the following ATT drug is absolutely contraindicated in pregnancy? (a) Pyrazinamide (b) Rifampicin (c) streptomycin (d) ethambutol |
| Question 45.Continuous vomiting can lead to (a) respiratory acidosis (b) respiratory alkalosis (c) Metabolic acidosis (d) metabolic alkalosis |
| Question 46. Monday fever is known as (a) Bagssosis (b) Byssinosis (c) Asbestosis (d) COPD |
| Question 47. Among the following secondary prevention of TB is (a) BCG vaccination (b) DOTS treatment (c) health education (d) sputum testing |
| Question 48. Scotch tape swab is used to identify (a) tapeworm (b) pinworm (c) Angilostoma (d) Cryptosporidium |
| Question 49. Amebiasis is transmitted through route (a) Feco-oral (b) Parenteral (c) vector-borne (d) Airborne |
| Question 50. Lepromin test is used to diagnose (a) leprosy (b) malaria (c) TV (d) HIV/AIDS |
