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Post NameJunior Health Inspector Grade II - Health Services
Question Paper Code142/2023/OL
Category Code327/2022
Date of Test8 August 2023
Exam TypeOnline Examination
Total Questions100
1
The temporary structure that provide oxygenation to fetal blood and remove waste products from fetus which is in direct contact with endometrium of Uterus.
Answer
A. Placenta
2
The area where interchange of gases take place in lungs
Answer
C. Capillary network of alveoli
3
The mineral salt that is essential for coagulation of blood
Answer
D. Calcium
4
Bone forming cells that secretes collagen and other constituents of bone tissue
Answer
B. Osteoblasts
5
The lobe in the brain where the nerve impulse from sensory receptors in tongue are conducted along glossopharyngeal, facial nerves are reached
Answer
B. Temporal
6
The cardiovascular centre is located in
Answer
D. Medulla Oblongata
7
The Oculo-motor nerve that arise from nuclei of cerebral aqueduct supplies the following except
Answer
D. Lateral rectus muscle
8
The condition in adults resulting from excess of growth hormone secretion after ossification of bone is completed and results in thickening of soft tissues
Answer
C. Acromegaly
9
The hormone that is produced by over which is similar to luteinising hormone that keeps corpus luteum intact and helps to secrete Oestrogen and Progesterone
Answer
A. HCG
10
The inter vertebral discs are formed by
Answer
B. Fibro cartilages
11
Which of the following are not the advantages of oral route? I. It is a safe, convenient and economical route II. Self medication is possible III. Withdrawal of drug is possible IV. Absorption is rapid and quick
Answer
D. Only IV
12
Which of the following route is chosen for sensitivity testing?
Answer
C. Intradermal
13
Rubbing the drug on the skin
Answer
B. Inunction
14
Heavy metals like arsenic and mercury are excreted through which organ
Answer
C. Skin
15
Unusual resistance to normal therapeutic dose of a drug
Answer
B. Tolerance
16
Who developed vaccine for Rabies?
Answer
D. Louis Pasteur
17
In bacteria extra nuclear genetic elements consisting of DNA are called
Answer
B. Plasmids
18
A bacterium which requires much higher levels of carbon dioxide for growth are said to be
Answer
B. Capnophilic
19
Staining method for demonstrating acid fast bacilli is
Answer
B. Ziehl-Neelsen stain
20
Which method does not belongs to sterilisation below 100 degree Celsius?
Answer
C. Tyndallisation
21
ABC in emergency care - B stands for
Answer
C. Breathing
22
Primary way air enters and leaves the respiratory system
Answer
B. Nose
23
Condition in which the lung do not get sufficient supply of air for breathing
Answer
C. Asphyxia
24
Sudden involuntary and painful contraction of a muscle or group of muscles is called
Answer
B. Cramp
25
In which type wound the soft tissues beneath the skin are damaged but the skin is not broken
Answer
C. Bruises
26
Paleness of skin and mucous membrane either as a result of diminished circulating red blood cells or diminished blood supply is called
Answer
C. Pallor
27
Vomiting of blood is called
Answer
B. Haematemesis
28
Excessive Urination at night
Answer
C. Nocturia
29
Pain while swallowing is called
Answer
D. Odynophagia
30
Discharge from the ear
Answer
B. Otorrhoea
31
Which among the following produce a heat stable endotoxin?
Answer
B. Staphylococcal
32
Which of the following shows clinical signs in less than 10 per cent of infected individuals?
Answer
A. Amoeabiasis
33
Which of the following statement is not appropriate about low osmolarity ORS?
Answer
D. Expenditure is reduced by 50 per cent
34
Immunoglobulin is not advisable for
Answer
A. Mumps
35
Which of the following is caused by corona virus?
Answer
C. SARS
36
Zeil-Neelsen staining is used for detecting
Answer
C. TB
37
Salk vaccine is a
Answer
A. Killed vaccine
38
Which of the following is widely prevalent in India?
Answer
D. Gonorrhoea
39
Which of the following is an important tool of community empowerment and participation?
Answer
B. VHSNC
40
Responsible officer for the presumptive diagnosis under IDSP
Answer
C. Medical Officer
41
Which one of the following disease is not Notifiable in India?
Answer
C. Mumps
42
Mortality rate is defined by
Answer
C. Number of death per 1000 population
43
The ALMA ATMA declaration in 1978 stressed the need for
Answer
B. Health for all by the year 2000
44
Name the first chairman of "Health Surey and Development Committee" which was constituted by the Government of India (Under British rule) in 1943
Answer
C. Sir Joseph Bhore
45
Planning Commission is now known as
Answer
B. Nithi Ayog
46
What do you mean by Gross Reproductive rate?
Answer
A. Average number of girl that will be born by woman in her life
47
EC Register contains details of
Answer
A. Couple under the age group of 15 to 45 years
48
Which of the following activity is done in Hospitals?
Answer
B. Passive Surveillance
49
Which are the three registers among the given four that are common for JHI and JPHN? 1. General Information Register 2. Family Health Survey and followup with an index 3. Community education register 4. Individual register for National Health Programme
Answer
A. 1, 2, 3
50
Breteau index is meant by
Answer
A. Number of positive containers per 100 houses visited
51
Which of the following metal at concentration of 0.2 ppm in water forms black precipitate in water?
Answer
A. Manganese
52
Ozone is a
Answer
B. Secondary air pollutant
53
Permanent loss of hearing may occur in the exposure of noise in above the range of
Answer
C. 160 dB
54
World environmental health day theme for 2021
Answer
A. Prioritizing environmental health for healthier communities in the global recovery
55
Which of the following pattern is adopted for solid waste management?
Answer
C. Storage - collection - disposal
56
The most effective measure to break the disease cycle is
Answer
D. Segregation of faeces
57
Sleeping sickness transmitted by
Answer
A. Tsetse fly
58
Which of the following normally fly very short distance?
Answer
C. Sand fly
59
Which of the following rodenticide is too dangerous for use?
Answer
A. Thallium sulphate
60
Intermediate host of dracunculiasis
Answer
C. Cyclops
61
IEC Stands for
Answer
C. Information Education Communication
62
Which of the following is not a function of health communication?
Answer
D. Propaganda
63
Power point presentation is
Answer
B. Projected Aid
64
'Letters to Editor' is an example of which component of communication
Answer
B. Feedback
65
Micro Teaching is introduced by
Answer
A. Dwight W allen
66
Expansion of DISHA
Answer
B. Direct Intervention System For Health Awareness
67
Which of the following come under cognitive domain of health education?
Answer
A. Knowledge
68
World Health Day is observed on
Answer
D. April 7
69
Communication without words
Answer
B. Non - Verbal Communication
70
Most widely used reading material
Answer
C. News paper
71
Proper and effective purchase system is the basic principle of ________ management.
Answer
C. Material
72
Administrative theory of management put forwarded by
Answer
C. Henry Fayol
73
The concept of 'brain storming' explained by
Answer
A. Osborn
74
_________ type of leadership encourage and promotes participation, team work and motivation of subordinates.
Answer
C. Democratic
75
The most basic management principle is
Answer
C. Planning
76
'Personnel Mangement' is skillful use of
Answer
D. Human resources
77
Government of India has established "NITI Aayog" on
Answer
B. 2015
78
"The executive organ of a grama sabha" is
Answer
A. Grama Panchayath
79
The Community development programme in India was launched on
Answer
D. October 1952
80
Expand "HTST" method of pasteurization of milk
Answer
B. High Temperature and Short time method
81
Two factor theory of intelligence proposed by
Answer
C. Spearman
82
The major mental illnesses is called as
Answer
B. Psychoses
83
Bipolar affective disorder is
Answer
A. Mood disorder
84
"Classical Conditioning theory of learning" put forward by
Answer
B. Pavlov
85
In ____________ defense mechanism "People resort to their childhood practices".
Answer
D. Regression
86
Primary Agents of socialization are
Answer
D. All of the above
87
"Elementary Family" is also known as
Answer
C. Nuclear family
88
"Primary group" is a significant concept of
Answer
C. C.H. Cooley
89
On the basis of ________ family can be classified into matriarchal family and patriarchal family.
Answer
B. authority
90
In Psychology "Self Theory" proposed by?
Answer
A. Carl Roger
91
Choose the correct Statement: I. Cardiovascular diseases are the most common cause of death among chronic diseases in the world. II. Cancers are the most common cause of death among chronic diseases in the world III. Every year more persons die due to non communicable diseases when compared to communicable diseases
Answer
D. I and III correct, II is incorrect
92
Choose the right option: I. Lack of physical activity can lead to breast cancer, colon cancer and depression. II. World Health organization recommends a minimum of 30 minutes of moderate physical activity every week. III. Dancing cannot be considered as a type of physical activity.
Answer
C. I correct, II and III incorrect
93
Choose the correct Statement:
Answer
A. Harmful use of alcohol can lead to cardiovascular diseases and cancers
94
Waste types that can be incinerated is
Answer
C. Used Syringes, needles and swabs
95
Choose the incorrect statement related to WHO Global action plan for the prevention and control of NCD:
Answer
B. It aimed at a 100% relative reduction in the prevalence of raise blood pressure.
96
Choose the incorrect statement regarding heart diseases: I. Sudden death is specifically due to coronary heart disease II. Myocardial infarction is specifically due to coronary heart disease
Answer
B. I incorrect and II correct
97
Pick the correct statement regarding health problems of the elderly:
Answer
C. Surgical correction of cataract improves the quality of life considerably
98
Choose the correct statement regarding Cholesterol: I. Regular physical activity increases HDL cholesterol II. Higher levels of LDL Cholesterol is associated with higher risk of coronary heart disease III. Higher levels of HDL Cholesterol protects from myocardial infarction
Answer
A. All are correct
99
Which of the following does not come under the population strategy to prevent coronary heart disease?
Answer
D. Revascularisation procedures to reduce mortality
100
Choose the correct Statement: I. Normal blood pressure is defined as a value of systolic BP less than 120 and diastolic BP less than 80 mm of Hg. II. WHO recommends to check BP in supine position rather than sitting position. III. Secondary hypertension is the most common type of hypertension
Answer
C. II and III incorrect I correct

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