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5251.

Which of the following exposure carries the maximum risk of transmission of HIV?

A. Blood Transfusion
B. Sexual Intercourse
C. Needle prick
D. Trans-placental
Answer» B. Sexual Intercourse
5252.

Natural history of some chronic diseases may be described by iceberg phenomenon. Floating tip represents what the physician sees in clinical practice and submerged portion of the iceberg represents subclinical cases, carriers and undiagnosed cases. Essential purpose of screening test for a chronic disease is to identify -

A. The floating tip of iceberg
B. Hidden portion of iceberg
C. Both floating tip and hidden portion
D. Complication of disease
Answer» C. Both floating tip and hidden portion
5253.

Breast milk has more............. in comparison to cow's milk:

A. Proteins
B. Minerals
C. Lactose
D. Lipid
Answer» D. Lipid
5254.

BMI to classify obesity should be:

A. Greater or equal to 20
B. Greater or equal to 30
C. Greater or equal to 40
D. Greater or equal to 50
Answer» C. Greater or equal to 40
5255.

Import General Manifest' comes under ?

A. Custom's act
B. Railway act
C. Transport act
D. Merchant marine act
Answer» B. Railway act
5256.

Prevalence of all clinical cases of polio can be estimated by multiplying the no.of residual paralytic cases by:

A. 3
B. 1.99
C. 1.33
D. 1.25
Answer» D. 1.25
5257.

The recommended daily energy intake of an adult woman with heavy work is:

A. 2300
B. 2900
C. 1800
D. 2100
Answer» C. 1800
5258.

The peaks of fever in malaria coincide with the release of successive broods if into the blood stream -

A. Sporozoites
B. Trophozoites
C. Merozoites
D. Hypnozoites
Answer» D. Hypnozoites
5259.

Which of the following studies is best for calculating the incidence of a disease-

A. Case control study
B. Cohort study
C. Cross sectional study
D. Longitudinal study
Answer» C. Cross sectional study
5260.

Fish is a good source of all except:

A. Fe
B. Iodine
C. Calcium
D. Phosphorous
Answer» B. Iodine
5261.

In statistical literature, data are broadly classified as interval scale data (continuous variables), ordinal scale data (data in ranked order), and categorical data (identified by name or classification). Blood groups will be an example of -

A. Interval scale data
B. Ordinal scale data
C. Categorical data
D. None of the above
Answer» D. None of the above
5262.

In normal curve -

A. Mean = 2 standard : deviation
B. Mean = Median
C. Mean = Variance
D. Mean = 1 standard deviation
Answer» C. Mean = Variance
5263.

Which of the following is not a primary prevention strategy ?

A. Breast self exam
B. Control of tobacco
C. Radiation protection
D. Cancer education
Answer» B. Control of tobacco
5264.

Late expanding stage in demography is.

A. B.R. static,D.R. is decreasing
B. B.R. less than D.R.
C. B.R. higher than D.R.
D. B.R. is low,D.R. is very low
Answer» E.
5265.

Study of time,place and person is called as:

A. Analytical epidemiology
B. Experimental epidemiology
C. Randomised controlled trial
D. Descriptive epidemiology
Answer» E.
5266.

All are indicators for air pollution, except -

A. CO2
B. SO2
C. Soiling index
D. Smoke index
Answer» B. SO2
5267.

Which of the following is not a feature of epidemic dropsy:

A. Cardiac failure
B. Convulsions
C. Diarrhea
D. Glaucoma
Answer» C. Diarrhea
5268.

All are features of epidemic dropsy, except -

A. Glaucoma
B. Diarrhoea
C. Convulsion
D. Heart failure
Answer» D. Heart failure
5269.

All are true of standardized mortality ratio except:

A. Ratio of observed deaths to expected deaths
B. Can be adjusted for age
C. Can be used for events other than death
D. Expressed as rate per year
Answer» E.
5270.

Endemic disease means that a disease:

A. Is prevalent among animals
B. Is constantly present in a given population group
C. Exhibits seasonal patterns
D. Occurs clearly in excess of normal expectancy
Answer» C. Exhibits seasonal patterns
5271.

Which of the following is not an essential component of primary health care

A. Cost effectiveness
B. Provision of Essential Drugs
C. Health education
D. Immunization against major infectious diseases
Answer» B. Provision of Essential Drugs
5272.

The Behavioural Science used extensively in PSM is:

A. Politics
B. Law
C. Anthropology
D. Economics
Answer» D. Economics
5273.

Which of the following statements about 'Late Expanding Phase of Demographic Cycle' is true:

A. Death Rate begins to decline while Birth Rate remains unchanged
B. Birth Rate is lower than Death Rate
C. High Death Rate and High Birth Rate
D. Death Rate declines more than Birth Rate
Answer» E.
5274.

The mean radiant temperature is measured by -

A. Dry bulb thermometer
B. Wet bulb thermometer
C. Six's maximum and minimum thermometer
D. Globe thermometer
Answer» E.
5275.

All of the following are true regarding acute attack of Polio,except

A. Fecal sample is carried in cold box
B. Three consecuticve stool samples are positive
C. Investigation done in 48 hours
D. Throat swab is taken for diagnosis
Answer» C. Investigation done in 48 hours
5276.

Carrier stage is NOT found in -

A. Cholera
B. Pertusis
C. Typhoid
D. Diptheria
Answer» C. Typhoid
5277.

During program planning which of the following terms most appropriately defines the desired end result that is not operationally maesurable

A. Target
B. Objective
C. Mission
D. Goal
Answer» E.
5278.

Morbidity detection in a community can be done by -

A. Active surveillance
B. Passive surveillance
C. Sentinel surveillance
D. Random surveillance
Answer» B. Passive surveillance
5279.

Height in centimeters by cube root of body weight is also known as ?

A. Quetlet index
B. Broca index
C. Ponderal's index
D. Corpulence index
Answer» D. Corpulence index
5280.

Confidence limit for a S.D.of 1.96 equals

A. 0.636
B. 0.666
C. 0.95
D. 0.99
Answer» D. 0.99
5281.

All of the following methods are antilarval measures except:

A. Gambusia affinis.
B. Malathion.
C. Intermittent irrigation.
D. Paris green.
Answer» C. Intermittent irrigation.
5282.

Denominator in birth rate is -

A. Mid year population
B. Total number of deaths
C. Woman of child bearing age group
D. Total number of eligible couples
Answer» B. Total number of deaths
5283.

Case fatality rate is used to know the -

A. Prevalence of the disease
B. Incidence of the disease
C. Severity of the disease
D. Control of the disease
Answer» D. Control of the disease
5284.

Diseases which are imported into a country in which they do not otherwise occur is:

A. Exotic
B. Endemic
C. Epizootic
D. None of the above
Answer» B. Endemic
5285.

Use of postmenopausal estrogens has been consistently associated with:

A. A decreased risk of breast cancer
B. An increased risk of osteoporotic fractures
C. An increased risk of coronary heart disease
D. An increased risk of endometrial cancer
Answer» E.
5286.

The PEFR of a group of 11 year old girls follow a normal distribution with mean 300 1/min and stard deviation 20 1/min:

A. About 5% of girls have PEFR below 260 1/min.
B. All the PEFR must be less than 340 1/min.
C. About 95% of the girls have PEFR between 260 and 340 1/min.
D. The girls have healthy lungs.
Answer» D. The girls have healthy lungs.
5287.

The highest percentages of poly unsaturated fatty acids are present in?

A. Ground nut oil
B. Palm oil
C. Margarine
D. Soya bean oil
Answer» E.
5288.

Difference between Dispensary and PHC is that a PHC

A. Is managed by medical officer
B. Is located in rural areas
C. Gives integrated services
D. Is confined to particular area
Answer» D. Is confined to particular area
5289.

Components of'IDEAS' include all of the following,Except

A. Communication and Understanding
B. Self care
C. Performing in work
D. Economic condition
Answer» E.
5290.

All of the following statements are true about the childhood mortality rates in India except -

A. Almost 3/5th of the infant mortality rate(IMR) occurs in neonatal rate
B. Almost 3/4th of the under five mortality occurs in the first five years
C. About one in ten children die before they reach the age of five years
D. Neonatal mortality is higher among female children as compared to males
Answer» E.
5291.

True regarding Dengue fever is-

A. Tupe II causes haemorrhagic fever
B. Encephalitis is a common complication
C. Not seen in children
D. Once infection in life causes life long immunity
Answer» B. Encephalitis is a common complication
5292.

Desks provide with table top to prevent neck problems is an example of ?

A. Primordial prevention
B. Primary prevention
C. Specific protection
D. Disability limitation
Answer» C. Specific protection
5293.

Prevention of motor to child transmission(PMTCT) of HIV surveillance is under ?

A. NACP I
B. NACP II
C. NACP III
D. NACP IV
Answer» D. NACP IV
5294.

Which of the following tests is performed to assess the efficiency of pasteurization

A. Catalase Test
B. Methylene Blue Test
C. Phosphatase Test
D. Oxidase Test
Answer» D. Oxidase Test
5295.

Cyclical trends is due to ?

A. Migration
B. Herd immunity
C. Seasonal variation
D. Life style modification
Answer» C. Seasonal variation
5296.

False regarding Polio vaccine is -

A. Difficulty in maintaining cold chain
B. Helps in increasing the level of immunity
C. Immunity takes a long time develop
D. Killed vaccine prevents paralysis
Answer» D. Killed vaccine prevents paralysis
5297.

Incidence can be calculated by-

A. Prospective study
B. Case-control study
C. Cross-sectional study
D. Retrospective study
Answer» B. Case-control study
5298.

Quantitative data can be compared by ?

A. Pictograph
B. Histogram
C. Pie chart
D. Stop Map
Answer» C. Pie chart
5299.

All are clinical features of epidemic dropsy, except -

A. Glaucoma
B. Diarrhoea
C. CHF
D. Convulsions
Answer» E.
5300.

Out of 11 births in a hospital,5 babies weighed over 2.5 kg and 5 weighed less than 2.5 kg.What value does 2.5 represent:

A. Arithmetic average
B. Geometric average
C. Mode
D. Median average
Answer» E.