QUIZ from community health nursing for GNM students

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1. QUIZ FOR GNM 3 rd Year Presented By-: Shaila Panchal Assistant Professor Community Health Nursing

2. Question-1. Who is known as first true epidemiologist in history of medicine. John Snow Hippocrates James Lind Joseph Lister Ans -:

3. Question-2. Which of the following known as “ Father of public Health”? Gregor Mendel Sigmund Freud John Snow Louis Paster Ans -:

4. Question-3. Who propounded the germ theory of disease? Leeuwenhoek Robbert Koch Ambroise Parre Louis Pasteur Ans -:

5. Question-4. The most important type of tuberculosis is? Pulmonary Tuberculosis Intestine Tuberculosis Bone Tuberculosis Skin Tuberculosis Ans -:

6. Question-5. Mantoux test is an? Intramuscular test Intradermal test IV test Subcutaneous test Ans -:

7. Question-6. Tubercullin test was discussed by? Jackson Khurana Aristotle Van Pirquet Ans -:

8. Question-7. During mantoux test amount of PPD inserted in forearm is? 0.1 ml 6 ml 4 ml 1 ml Ans -:

9. Question-8. The patients that come in category 1 st of DOTs are? New sputum smear positive cases Relapse cases Sputum smear negative but not seriously ill patients All Ans -:

10. Question-9. The patients that come in category 2 nd of DOTs are? Relapse cases F aliure of treatment cases Extra pulmonary seriously ill Default of treatment Ans -:

11. Question-10. The patients that come in category 3 rd of DOTs are? New sputum smear positive cases Relapse cases Sputum smear negative but not seriously ill patients All Ans -:

12. Question-11. Malaria mainly affects? Liver Pitutary Gland Kidney Spleen Ans -:

13. Question-12. Serum Hepatitis is also known as? Hepatitis A Hepatitis B Hepatitis C Hepatitis D Ans -:

14. Question-13. The major route of transmission of hepatitis A is? Parentral Route Sexual Contact Per Anal Faecoral Route Ans -:

15. Question-14. Causative organism of kala azar is? Flavivirus Fibricus Coxiella Brunette Yersinia Pestis Leishmania Ans -:

16. Question-15. Life span of ovum is ( as fertilizable form)? 16-24 hours 6-12 hours 24-47 hours 48-90 hours Ans -:

17. Question-16. Life span of sperm is (as fertilizable form)? 16-24 hours 6-12 hours 24-47 hours 48-72 hours Ans -:

18. Question-17. Immediate and spontaneous care is needed by a community health nurse in? accidents community rivalry epidemic disease Environmental disaster Ans -:

19. Question-18. The chief regulator of immune mechanism is ? Helper T Plasma Cell B Lymphocytes Suppressor Cells Ans -:

20. Question-19. Typhoid fever is a? Bactrial disease Viral disease Parasitic disease None Ans -:

21. Question-20. Smoking is not associated with the following respiratory lesion? Chronic bronchitis Sarcoidosis Emphysema Lung carcinoma Ans -:

22. Question-21. North Karelia project evaluate risk factors of? Diabetes Coronary Artery Disease Cancers Obesity Ans -:

23. Question-22. Haddon Matrix is related to? Hypertensive disorders Communicable diseases Maternal and child mortality Injury prevention Ans -:

24. Question-23. Aldehyde test of Napier is used to diagnose? Kala Azar HIV/AIDS TB HPV Ans -:

25. Question-24. Total no. of death in a year over per 1000 population is termed as? MMR IMR Death rate Perinatal mortality rate Ans -:

26. Question-25. Rural health scheme was launched in? 1962 1977 1963 1972 Ans -:

27. Question-26. RCH programme was launched in? 1992 1993 1997 1998-2000 Ans -:

28. Question-27. In following which is not a method of collecting vital statistics? Census Hospital records Health survey Immunization schedule Ans -:

29. Question-28. Revised National Tuberculosis Programme with DOTs introduced in? 1992 1993 1997 1998-2000 Ans -:

30. Question-29. In following which is included in biological agent of epidemiological traid ? Heat & Cold Poverty & Illteracy Deficency of Vitamins Bacteria & Virus Ans -:

31. Question-30. In following which is not a principle of Primary Health Care? Equal distribution Environmental hygiene Community Participation Focus on prevention Ans -:

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