Which of the following is not a

complication of the shown

contraceptive device.
a. Increased vaginal bleeding
b. Pelvic inflammatory disease
c. Ectopic pregnancy
d. Suppression of lactation

Identify the rash and justify your

answer in one sentence

a. Chicken pox
b. Measles
c. Allergic
d. None of the above

Which disease is caused by this

organism ? Also give it’s incubation
period and period of infectivity?
 a. Leishmeniasis
b. Malaria
c. Filariasis
d. Dengue

What percent of the water is purified

after the shown filtration?
a. 75 %
b. 99.9 %
c. 50 %
d. 85 %

The shown condition is caused by the

deficiency of
a. Vit A
b. Vit C
c. Vit D
d. Vit B3 (niacin)

The shown condition is caused by the

deficiency of
 a. Vit A
b. Vit B
c. Vit C
d. Vit D

The shown condition is__________in

Pakistan
a. Epidemic
b. Endemic
c. Sporadic
d. Pandemic

The shown condition is caused by

exposure to
a. Lead
b. Copper
c. Zinc
d. Silicia

Ideally vaccine for the shown condition

should be given at
a. 12 months
b. 9 months
c. 6 months
d. 2 months
Which organism causes the shown
condition ?
Also give it’s incubation period and
period of Infectivity.
a. Clostridium tetani ( 6-10 days
Inc ) + no infectivity
b. Bordetella pertusis
c. Myxovirus
d. Influenza virus

On what does the action of the shown

filter depends upon? Why, explain in two
sentences.
a. size of sand particles
b. sand compactness
c. superficial layer
d. zoological layer

Which of the following is not a feature of

the shown filter
a. simple to construct
b. cheaper than rapid sand filter
c. water is 50% purified
 d. simple to operate

This model is ideal for burning?

a. domestic refuse
b. demolition products (bricks)
c. hospital refuse
d. metals

What is it’s mechanism of action?

a. low pressure burning
b. high temperature with dry
oxidation
c. high pressure burning
d. low temperature burning

Which of the following should not be

incinerated
a. syringes
b. human organs
c. thermometer
d. solid waste
Ideal desks for students should be
______.
Justify in two sentences.
a. plus type
b. minus type
c. zero type

The shown intrauterine device belongs

to
a. 1st generation
b. 2nd generation
c. 3rd generation

The shown drug is a

a. combined pill
b. progesterone
c. post coital pill
d. once a moth pill
The shown model is a presentation of
________. Give it’s incubation period
and period of infectivity.
a. measles
b. syphilis
c. mumps
d. diphtheria

Which of the following is not mosquito

born
a. Filariasis
b. Dengue
c. Q-fever
d. Yellow fever

Disease transmission by housefly

occurs through all the routes except?
a. Vomit drop
b. Mechanical
c. Defection
d. Air born route

Decrease transmission by the shown

organism occur through all the routes
except. Give the incubation period and
period of infectivity of the disease
caused by it.
a. blood
b. close contact
c. clothing
d. combs

Which of the following is not caused by

the shown organism

a. plague
b. endemic typhus
c. chaga’ s disease

The shown organism causes disease

transmission by
a. blood infestation
b. close contact
c. air borne route
d. water borne route
The test material used in the shown test
is a
a. steroid
b. purified protein derivative
c. carbohydrate

In the shown test, result is interpreted

by
a. measuring the induration ………
… ..
b. measuring the erythema
c. measuring the size of the nodule
d. all of the above

The following is not true about the

shown model
a. used for disposing excreta and
liquids
b. used by small groups houses
c. should be cleaned at least once
every 5 years
 d. waking involves aerobic and
anaerobic methods

The shown condition is caused by a

a. virus
b. bacteria
c. parasite
d. fungus

A serious complication of the shown

condition is
a. HIV
a. TB
b. SSPE (Subacute Scerosing
Panecephalitis)
The shown condition involves many
organ of the body except
a. Nails and hair
b. Pharynx
c. Larynx
d. Heart

The shown condition can be primarily

prevented by
a. DPT vaccine
b. TT vaccine
c. Polio vaccine
d. BCG vaccine

The indefinite & definite host of this

organism is
a. Man
b. Mosquito
c. Ticks
The sexual & asexual cycle of the
organism occurs in ?
a. Man
b. Mosquito
c. Tick

In the shown cycle MAN is

a. intermediate host
b. an accidental host
c. a definitive host
d. an in-definitive host

Another presentation of the shown

condition can be
a. persistent cough
b. lock jaw
c. blind ness

Which of the following is true about the

shown model
 a. used for hospital waste
b. used by large industries
c. should be cleaned at least once a
year
d. work at very high temperature

Which of the following is not a

complication of the shown condition
(measles) :

a. Diarrhea
b. SSPE (Subacute Scerosing
Panecephalitis)
c. Pneumonia
d. HIV

Primary prevention of ascariasis can be

done by

1. Drugs
2. Deworming
 3. Purgatives
4. Interrupting the mode of
transmission

Only reservoir of Hookworm infection is

a. Man
b. Soil
c. Water
d. Air

Which vaccine becomes ineffective by

natural antibodies acquired through
mother if given before age of 9 months.
a. BCG
b. DPT
c. Hep B
d. Measles

The following disease (Diphtheria)

spread by
droplet infection
a.

b. ect contact
 c. nosocomial
d. contaminated food

DPT vaccine provides protection against

all of the following except
a. Diphtheria
b. Pertusis
c. Polio
d. tetanus

In mantoux test, reaction exceeding 10

mm is consider
a. Positive
a. Negative
b. Doubtful
c. All of above

Aedes Eqypti can be distinguished from

other mosquitoes by
a. Red strips on their bodies
b. White strips on their bodies
c. Black strips on their bodes
d. None of the above
Sandflies can be easily controlled by
the use of
a.insecticides
b. water chlorination
c. germicide
d. alcohol

Lead poisoning is commonly found in

a. industrial workers
b. coal miners
c. farmers
d. humid atmosphere

99.9 % of removal of bacteria during

water purification is done by
a. boiling
b. chlorination
c. slow sand filter
d. rapid sand filter
Dengue fever is caused by which one
of the following mosquito
a. Anopheles
b. Culex
c. Aedes
d. Mansonia

Sarcoptes scabie is the causative

agent for which one of the following
disease.
a. Q fever
b. Tick typhus
c. Scabies
d. Relapsing fever

Which one of the following is not a live

attenuated vaccine
a. BCG
b. Measles
c. OPD
d. Pertusis
 The advantage of rapid sand filters on
slow sand filter is

a. removes bacteria more

effectively
b. occupies larger area
c. preliminary storage of water is
needed
d. washing of filter is easy

Which vaccine is this and how it

should be given?
a. deep i/m in injection
b. sub-cutaneous injection
c. intramuscular
d. intravenous injection

Koplik spot is the feature of which one of

the following disease
a. diphtheria
b. pertusis

c. measles
d. typhoid
Neonatal tetanus can be prevented by
a. clean delivery place
b. clean cutting of cord
c. clean hands

BCG vaccine provides protection upto

a. 02 years
b.15-20 years
c. lifelong
d. non of the above

One attack of measles virus provide

immunity for
a. 4 years
b. 10 years
c. 20 years
d. life long

Crab louse is generally found in

a. Pubic region
b. Nails
c. Hands
 d. Arms

The housefly undergoes a complete

metamorphosis with how many stages
in its life cycle.
a. four stages
b. three stages
c. two stages
d. five stages

Septic tank is tank used for

disposing excreta and liquid wastes
from
a. small group of houses
b. whole town
c. more than one cities
d. none of the above
 Criteria for healthful housing include all
of the following except.
b. provides protection and sheath
c. provides adequately for
cooking, eating, washing
d. provides protection from
hazards
e. the number of living rooms

should not be less than four.

Which of the following provides the

safest water for drinking
a. deep well
b. springs
c. shallow well
d. rain water

Which one of the following is a second

generation IUCD ?
a. lippes loop
b. copper - T
c. diaphragm
d. hormone releasing
device
Which type of water requires no
treatment to make it suitable for
drinking.
a. surface water
b. ground water
c. rain water
d. all of the above

Xerophthalmia is caused due to

deficiency of which vitamin.
a. Vit D
b. Vit K
C. Vit A
D. Vit E

Which of the following is the correct

sequence of various components of
the ‘communication process’.

a. receiver, message, channel,

feedback, sender
 b. sender, feedback, message,
channel, receiver
c. sender, message, channel,
receiver, feedback
d. message, sender, channel,
feedback, receiver

An example of a two way discussion is

?
a) A seminar
b) Role playing
c) Symposium
d) Group discussion

GATHER approach is useful for :-

a. chlorination of water
b. counseling (f.p)
c. refuse disposal
d. data analysis

The most effective method for

motivating a couple for adopting family
planning practices is :
a. printed material
b. films and televisions
 c. group discussion
d. interpersonal communication

72. The best method of teaching an

urban slum about ORS is :-
a. lecture
b. role play
c. demonstration
d. flash cards

Which method is used for HIV pretest

counseling and why: ???????
a. individual approach
b. group approach
c. mass media
d. all of the above
 Health education charts serially
flashed to the group as the talk is
being given is called under:
a. flannel graph
b. flip charts
c. flash cards
d. exhibition charts

All are advantages of using mass media

except
a. more influential with average
and below average education
level
b. gives greater support for
concentrated progammes
c. gets public attention
d. reaches the widest population

The most persuasive & effective media

system for communication is
a. inter-personal communication
b. mass media (TV, Radio)
c. folk media
d. printed media
Alma ata conference was held in
a. 1948
b. 1956
c. 1977 ; correct
d. 1978

All of the following are state

responsibility for health except:
a. vital statistics
b. promotion of research through
research centers & other bodies
c. prevention of adulteration
d. prevention of communicable
disease

Which of the following is a new

concept in primary health care?

a. equitable distribution
b. community participation
c. qualitative enquiry
d. primary health care
 Which of the following is a set point
framed for long term plans but is
yet something that can not be
quantified or measured ?
a. target
b. goal
c. objective
d. mission

Correct sequence of planning cycle is:

a. planning, evaluation, object, goal
b. planning, object, goal,
evaluation
c. planning, object, evaluation, goal
d. planning, goal, evaluation, object
The management technique which is
more promising tool for application in
health field is :-
a. cost effective analysis
b. cost benefit analysis
c. cost accounting
d. input output analysis

Economic benefits of any

programme are compared with the
costs incurred in : -
a. Cost benefit analysis
b. Cost effective analysis
c. Cost accounting
d. Network analysis

All the following are health policy

indicators except:
a. political commitment to health for
all
b. resource allocation
c. disability prevalence
d. community involvement
All are Elements of Evaluation
except

a. Repeatability
b. Relevance
c. Acceptability
d. Effectiveness

Which of the following are referred to

as Ivory towers of disease

a Small Health centre

b Large hospitals
c private practitioners
d Health insurance Companies

Which of the following statements is

incorrect about WHO ?

a Objective of WHO is attainment

by all people
 of the highest level of Health
b. Headquarter of WHO are located
in Geneva
c. WHO is a non-specialized
political agency of united
nation
d. World health assembly is the
health parliament and supreme
governing body of the
organization

WHO was established in

a 1945

b 1948
c 1950
d 1956

In UNICEF GOBI Campaign O stand

for
a Oral Contraceptives
b. Oral Rehydration therapy
c. Obesity
 d. Occupational hazards

UNICEF provides all except

a Child nutrition
b. Child Health education
c. Immunization
d. family planning

Quarantine was originally introduced

as a protection against:
a. plague
b. tuberculosis
c. AIDS
d. malaria

Disease excluded and re-included from

international health regulations till date
is
a. small pox probably
b. guinea worm
c. typhoid
 d. HIV / AIDS

World health day is observed every year

on
a. 11th January
b. 7th April
c. 5th June
d. 1st December

Rabies free country is:

a. China
b. Russia
c. Australia
d. France

International notification is must in the

following except :
a. cholera
b. plague
c. yellow fever
d. paralytic polio

Quarantine is required for :

a. yellow fever
 b. cholera
c. plague
d. all the above

What is the minimum floor space per

person per square feet.

What does toxicity of fluorine causes :

dental fluorosis

What are the causes of nutritional

marasmus.

Draw the diagram of WHO

recommended four strategic intervention
or “4 pillars” of safe motherhood.
Essental / Obs Care
Antenatal Care
Family Planning

Clean / Safe Deliveries

 Basic Maternity Care

PHC

Equity for Women

What is the first aid process in a snake

bite.

Identify this model. What is its vector

Identify this model and name the

conditions which favour its spread.

What is the effective control measure of

poliomyelitis.

Identify the model. What is its reservoir.

Identify the model and name any three.
of its complication –

Identify the model. What are three

sources of infection.

Identify the model. Write the three

common modes of transmission.

In tuberculosis DOTs stands for?

Give it’ s strategy. ; directly obs.
Therapy shortcourse

What is the mode of transmission of

tetanus neonatorium : contamination of
unhealed stump of cord

Identify the model. Write any two signs

of it.
Identify the model. What are the three
stages of syphilis.

Which of the following two vaccine

are reconstituted ; mixed with diluent
measles
 BCG
 DPT
 Polio

Give 3 examples of killed bacteria

vaccine

Storage temp of which vaccine is -150C

to -200C : bcg , polio , measles

What is range of temp of all vaccines

+2 to +8

What are different types of immunity

Which of the following are single dose
vaccine
 BCG
 OPV
 DPT
 Measles

Why is pertusis vaccine not given to the

children over 2 years.

What is complete metamorphosis &

incomplete metamorphosis

Name one single control measure for

housefly ; env. control

Identify the model. What is flea index.

Identify the model. What are the three

types of lice which infest man; head
lice , pubic/crab , body lice
Identify the model. What two types of
diseases are carried by it

Identify the model and write its usage

How would you calculated intelligence

quotient (I.Q) ; mental age /
chronological age x 100

Identify the model. What is the depth of

it

What does GOBIFF stands for

A disease is said to be chronic if it has

duration of more than:

a. 1 month
b. 2 month
c. 3 month
d. 6 month
The major cause of mortality in
developed countries is :

a. Acute infection
b. Cardiovascular diseases
c. Industrial accidents
d. Hepatitis

Which of the following is a modifiable

risk factor for cardiovascular disease?

a. Obesity
b. Smoking
c. Hypertension
d. All of the above

Following increase the risk for

Cardiovascular disease except:

a. Oral contraceptive
b. Alcohol abuse
c. High fiber diet
 d. Diabetes

Primordial prevention in Cardiovascular

involves:

a. Control of BP
b. Preserving traditional life styles
C. screening high risk persons
d. Health check ups

Most common cause of hypertension?

a. Essential
b. Renal disease
c. Heart disease
d. Adrenal hyperplasia

Most common cause of stroke is :

a. Cerebral thrombosis
b. Cerebral embolism
c. Cerebral hemorrhage
 d. Sub arachnid hemorrhage

Main risk factor for cerebral thrombosis

is :

a. Elevated blood lipids

b. Diabetes
c. Hypertension
d. Oral contraceptives

Cancer arising from mesoderm cells is :

a. Lymphoma
b. Sarcoma
c. Carcinoma
d. Myoloma

Most common site of malignancy when

both sexes are combined is :

a. Stomach
 b. Lung correct
c. Liver
d. Oropharynx

Best possible protection against cancer

is:

a. Dietary modification
b. Cancer screening
c. Health education
d. Control of tobacco consumption

Oral cancer is most commonly

associated with:

a. Tobacco
b. Radiation exposure
c. Smoked fish
d. None of the above
Cancer amenable to primary prevention
is :

a. Oral cancer
b. Cancer cervix
c. Carcinoma breast
d. Liver carcinoma

Glycosylated hemoglobin levels

gives an indication of diabetic control
over previous:

a. 1 week
b. 2-3 weeks
c. 2-3 months
d. 6 months
The most common cause of blindness in
Pakistan:

a. Cataract
b. Vit A deficiency
c. Trachoma

Non- insulin dependent DM is

a. Type 1
b. Type 2
c. None of the above

Obesity is classified, when BMI is

a. > 20.00
b. > 22.00
c. > 25.00
d. > 30.00
Which cancer arise from epithelial cells
living the internal surfaces of various
organs

a. Carcinoma
b. Sarcoma
c. Lymphomas
d. Myeloma

Which cancer arise from mesoderm

cells constituting the various connective
tissues.

a. Carcinomas
b. Sarcomas
c. Lymphomas
d. Mycelia

In industrialized countries cancer is the

a. First leading cause of death

b. Second leading cause of death
 c. Third leading cause of death
d. Fourth leading cause of death

Primary response elicits which type of

antibody?

a. IgA
b. IgE
c. IgM
d. IgD
e. IgG

Which of the following is not a live

attenuated vaccine?

a. BCG
b. Measles
c. Pertusis
d. OPV

All are killed vaccine except?

 a. Rabbies
b. BCG
c. Meningococcal
d. Hepatitis B

Which of the following is a killed

bacterial vaccine?

a. Cholera
b. BCG
c. Typhoid
d. Plague

All are live attenuated viral vaccine

except

a. Rabbies
b. Hepatitis B
c. Measles
d. OPV

Toxoid is used to achieve immunization

for :-
 a. Measles
b. Whooping cough
c. Cholera
d. Diphtheria

Vaccine prepared from two or more

strains of same species is called:

a. Autogenous
b. Combined
c. Polyvalent
d. Attenuated

All are functions of adjuvant except:

a. Potential Immune response

b. Requires less amount of
antigen
c. Increases antibody production

Major immunoglobulin of .......... is

a. IgA
b. IgE
 c. IgM
d. IgD
e. IgD

Only class of immunoglobin, which is

transported across placenta is:

a. IgA
b. IgE
c. IgM
d. IgD
e. IgG

Presence of which of the following

immunoglobin is indicative of recent
infection.

a. IgA
b. IgE
c. IgM
d. IgD
e. IgD
Antibody responsible for immediate
allergic anaphylactic reaction is
a. IgA
b. IgE
c. IgM
d. IgD
e. IgD

Cold chain refers to

a. Manufacturing vaccine in hill

station
b. Epidemics of influenza
c. Storage and transport of
vaccine at low temperature
d. Very cold temperature

Duration incubation of quarantine is :

a. Shortest incubation period

b. Longest incubation period
c. Mean of longest and shortest
incubation period
d. Period of infectivity
After mass vaccination or clinical and
sub clinical epidemics, the specific
immunity which enjoy all people beyond
that are immunized in the community is
called:

a. Active immunity
b. Passive immunity
c. Herd's immunity
d. Maternal immunity

The best method of arthropods control is

a. Environmental control
b. Chemical control
c. Biological control
d. Genetic control

Which is example of mechanically

transmitted disease
 a. Typhoid
b. Filariasis
c. Plague
d. Malaria

Disease that have been eradicated

world wide ?

a. Chicken Pox
b. Measles
c. Polio
d. Small Pox

All are contagious diseases except

a. Scabies
b. Trachoma
c. Leprosy
d. Malaria

Mosquito transmitted all of the following

except

a. Leshmaniasis
b. Filariasis
 c. Malaria
d. Yellow fever

Man is intermediate Host for

a. Tuberculosis
b. Malaria
c. Filariasis
d. Scluistosomicosis

Malaria parasite with worldwide

distribution is

a. Plasmodium vivax
b. Plasmodium Falciparum
C. Plasmodium Malaria
d. Plasmodium Ovule

All are features of Aedes Egypti except

a. Single
b. Boat shape
c. Don’t posses laisal floats
d. Cigar shape
Which Arthropod gives birth to living
larva?

a. Reduced Bug
b. Cyclops
c. Tsetse fly
d. Block fly

Which is not spread by infected Droplet?

a. Measles
b. Mumps
c. Rubella
d. Poliomyelitis

The Anopheles Mosquito prefer to bread

in

a. Clean water
b. Dirty water
c. Artificial collection of water
d. Water containing aquatic
vegetarians

All are Anti larval measures except.

 a. Environmental centre
b. Mosquito nets
c. Biological Measures
d. Chemical Methods

Which of the following is transmitted by

Housefly?

a. Sleeping sickness
b. Malaria
c. Filariasis
d. Typhoid fever

Which is not true regarding sand fly :

a. wings are up-tight

b. legs are larger than body
c non-Hairy insect

Scabies is transmitted by
 a. Black fly
b. Soft ticks
c. Itch mite
d. Cyclops

Which is called the 'Porters' of infection?

a. Mosquito
b. Sand fly
c. House flies
d. Ticks

In which disease snail is the

intermediate host?

a. Hydrated disease
b. Thread warm
c. Schistosomiasis
d. Filariasis

House fly transmit disease by

a. Vomit Drop
 b. Mechanical transmission
c. Defecation
d. all of the above

All are contact poisons except

a. Pyrethrum
b. Dieldrin
c. HCH
d. Sodium fluoride

Which of insecticide is environmental

pollutant?

a. DDT
b. HCH
c. Melathion
d. Asate

Which is natural insecticide?

a. DDT
b. Aldine
c. Rotenone
d. Paris green
Mechanism of mineral oil is
a. Stomach person
b. Contact person
c. Prevent O2 to larva
d. none of the above

Cyclops is intermediate host in

a. Echinococossis
b. Tulerenie
c. Orchocerciasis
d. Dracunculiasis

Koplik spots are diagnostic sign of

a. Measles
b. Whooping cough
c. Meningitis
d. Mumps

Sub clinical infections are not seen in

 a. Mumps
b. Measles
c. Rubella
d. Diphtheria

In severe measles which vitamin

deficiency is common ?

a. Vitamin A
b. Vitamin D
c. Vitamin C
d. Vitamin K

Immunization coverage should be

_____% of measles eradication.

a. 60 %
b. 85 %
c. 96 %
d. 100 %

Mumps virus grow in

 a. chick embryo
b. Mankey kidney
c. goat liver
d. none of the above

The best step for control of Tuberculosis

is

a. BCG vaccination
b. Prophylaxis by INH
c. Early diagnosis treatment
d. Health education

Prevalence of TB is estimated by

a. Sputum culture
b. Tuberculin check
c. Chest X-ray
d. Sputum microscopy

The commonest side effect of IUD is

 a. Lower backache
b. Increase vaginal bleeding
c. Pelvic infection
d. Uterine perforation

All are contra indicated to IUD use

except.

a. vaginal bleeding
b. pelvic inflammatory disease
c. ectopic pregnancy
d. Lactation suppression

During lactation best hormonal pills, are

a. Combine pills
b. Mini pills = pop.
c. Teiphasic pills
d. Sequential pills

Which are is not surface water ?

 a. River
b. Lack
c. Spring : ground water
d. Stream

Which are is not water born disease ?

a. Poliomyelitis
b. Giardiasis
c. Round warm infection
d. kala Azar

Most common Helminthes infestation is

a. Ascariasis
b. Ankylostomiasis
c. Enterobiasis
d. Trichuriasis

Infective form of Asciariasis

a. Embroyorated egg
b. Rhabditiform larva
c. Third stage larva
d. Second stage larva
The type of Diphtheria which cause
severe infection is

a. Gravis
b. Mitis
c. Intermediate
d. all of the above

The common source of infection

regarding Diphtheria is

a. Clinical case
b. Sub clinical case
c. Carrier
d. all of the above

Bull neck appearance seen in

a. Diphtheria
b. Whooping cough
c. Measles
d. Mumps

E.Histolytica causes ulceration in

a. Ileum
 b. Ceacum & Ascending colon
c. Transverse colon
d. sigmoid colon

Porous soil is essential for development

of

a. Ancylostoma duodenal
b. Ascarias lumbricoides
c. Entaemoba Histolytica
d. H. nana

Neonatal tetanus commonly

manifests at

a. British
b. 24 hours after birth
c. 7th days
d. 10th days

For tetanus reservoir of infection is

a. Active case
b. Chronic carrier
c. Convalescent carrier
 d. Soil & Dust

The action of chlorine as disinfectant is

due to

a. Chloride Ion
b. Chloride ............
c. Hypochlorous Acid
d. Hypochiartie Ion

All are true except one regarding POP

a. As effective as COP
b. Act on cervical mucus
c. Low concentration of
progesterone
d. Should be toxin daily for 28 days

Absolute contraindication for IUD care

all except.

a. Ectopic pregnancy (previous)

b. Suspected pregnancy
c. Pelvic inflammatory disease
d. Previous thromboembolism

"Sterile" male technique" is example of

 a. Environmental control
b. Chemical control
c. Biological control
d. genetic control

Which is not mechanical method of

contraceptive?

a. Insertion copper T
b. Insertion lippies loop
c. Diaphragm
d. Insertion implant

Chicken pox is caused by :

a. Varicella zoster virus

b. Herpes zoster virus
c. Variola virus
d. all of the above

Chicken pox is :
 a. Contact disease
b. Food born disease
c. Air born disease
d. Water born disease

The Eruption of chicken pox is skin is :

a. Polymorphic
b. All monomorphic
c. Spreading centrifugally
d. Not infective

The incubation period of chickenpox is :

a. 3 days
b. 1 week
c. 2 weeks
d. 2-3 weeks
Chicken Pox is more prevalent in:

a. Summer Season
b. Autumn & winter season
c. Spring Season
d. All of the above

All are useful for the treatment of

chicken pox except.

a. isolation
b. clean clothing
c. injection of antibiotic
d. application of catamine lotion on
skin.

complication associated with chicken

pox are

a. Abscess formation.
b. Pneumonia
 c. Encephalitis
d. All of the above.

Regarding immunity against chicken

pox all of the following are true except

a live attenuated vaccine is

given active immunity.
b immunoglobulin in given to
high risk individuals.
c body dose not produce
any immunity against it.
d single infection given life
long immunity .

Causative agent of measles is

a Gram bacteria
b DNAvirus3
c RNA virus.
 d All of above.

Measles is most prevalent in

a Summer .
b Spring.
c Winter.
d None of the above.

Measles is a

a Endemic disease .
b Sporadic disease.
c Pandemic disease.
d All of the above.

All is the true about measles except .

A It is an endemic disease .
B It is air born infection .
C It is congenital
D 90% of suffer from it if
vaccination not routinely done.

Which of the following statement in

true about measles.

A It contributes to 10% of IMR

globally .
B 100000 cases were recorded in
South East Asia in 1996.
C It has a great Epidemic
Potential.
D All of the above .

Incubation period of measles is .

a 10----14 days
b 1------5 days
c 1 months .
 d 3 weeks.

Measles in characterized by .
a Abdominal pain .
b Maculopopular rash.
C Incubation period
of 4 week .
D All of the above.

Kopliks spots are characteristics of

A Enteric Fever.
B Rubella.
C Measles.
D Both A and C.

Complication of measles include .

a Otitis media.
 B Encephalin.
C Pneumonia .
D All of the above.

About immunity against measles all of

the following are true except
A Five attenuated vaccines
routine immunization.
B Serum immunoglobulin
are used for active
immunity .
C In 95% cases routine
immunization gives rise to life
long immunity .
D 1st dose of Measles vaccine
is give at the age of 9 months.

All is true about measles vaccine

except .
a It is indicated in
pregnancy.
b It is live attenuated vaccine.
 C Fever and rash are it
complication.
D It is contra indicated in
immunocompromised
patient.

Congenital rubella syndrome is very

server when the infection occurs in .
a 1st trimesters of
pregnancy.
b 2nd trimesters of pregnancy.
C 3rd trimesters of
pregnancy.
D 1 week before delivery.

Causative agent of German measles

is.

a Herpes virus .
b Rubeola virus
c Vermicelli virus.
D Morbilli virus.
Even If rubella is a mild pathogen it is
dangerous are to pregnant women
because

a It causes vomiting.
B It causes uterine bleeding.
C It causes congenital
rubella syndrome in fetus.
D All of the above.

Which of the following is associated

with transplacental infection of fetus.

A Respiratory syncytial virus .

B Rubella
C Mumps virus.
D Rubella virus.

All I is true about rubella vaccination

except.
 A It is not given in immune
compromised patient.
B It is a part of routine E.P.I
schedule.
C The vaccine are live
attenuated.
D It provides life long
immunity.

Which of the following is true about

mumps.

a Source of transmission is
salivary secretions.
b It is in R N A virus .
c It is in born infection .???
D All of the above.

Mumps is an
a Epidemic disease .
b Endemic disease.
 C Sporadic disease.
D Pandemic disease.

Mumps is a .
A Water born disease
.
B Air born disease .
C Sexually
transmitted disease.
d Vector born
disease.

all of the following are complication of

mumps except.

A Castrate.
B Deafness.
C Aseptic meningitis .
D Epididymo ordritis.
Meningococcal meningitis is a
a Sexually transmitted
disease.
B Food and water born
disease.
C Air born disease.
d Vector born disease.

All of the following is true about

meningococcal meningitis except.
a All age are susceptible to it.
b Infants drive passive
immunity for their another.
c Active immunity is a
part of routine immunization.
d All of the above.

In a crowded house the person 1st

affected by meningococcal infection
are.
 A The youngest.
B The younger.
C Infants.
D The oldest.

Which of the following in the risk factor

for meningococcal infection
Transmission.

a Crowded house .
b Increasing age.
C House with meningitis patient .
D All of the above.

Which of the following disease has a

carrier state.
A Measles.
B Mumps
 C Meningococcal
meningitis .
D Chicken pox.

All are the characteristics of cornea

bacteria diphtheria except. : diphtheria is
gram - , non cap , non motile

a Non motile.
b Non speculating.
c Encapsulated.
D G+ve bacilli.

The most severe from of

diphtheria in.
a anterior nasal.
b Fakcial infection .
c Laryngeal infection.
d None of the above.
 Following of the about diphtheria
vaccine
a Toxoids are used
for immunization .
b It provides
passive immunity .
c The immunity
in life long .
d All of the above.

First dose of diphtheria vaccine is given

at the age of.

a 4 weeks.
b 6 weeks.
c 10 weeks.
d 8 weeks.
Diphtheria is a .

a Water born disease .

b Food born disease .
c Sexually transmitted disease
d Air born disease.

Following of the risk factor spread of

diphtheria.
a Over crowding.
b Poverty .
c unhygienic condition .
d all of the above.

incidence of diphtheria is low in our

region because of .
 a Better socioeconomic
condition
b Hard immunity .
c Proper preventive
measure.
D None of the above.

Toxicity of diphtheria is due to

a Exotoxin .
b Endotoxin..
c spores .
d all of the above.

all of the following are complication of

diphtheria except.
A Myocarditis .
B Neuritis.
C Respiratory
abstruction .
 D Cataract.

which of the following is true about

influenza virus.

a It killed 20 million people in

1918--1919
b It affect mainly children
5—14 year of age .
c Its virulence is due to
mutation of gives.
d All of the above.

Influenza virus is transmitted through.

a Nosocomial spread.
b Droplet spread .
c Needle pricks.
d none of the above.
Epidemiologic characteristics of in
influenza virus include.

a Periodic Cyclic
recurreuces
b Increased mortality
among high risk.
c A and B .
d Endemic in nature.

The recent epidemic of influenza

virus was due to .
a H2 N2 .
b H3 N2.
c H1 N2.
d H1 N1

Bordetella Pertusis is caused by.

A R N A virus.
 B D N A virus .
C G – ve bacteria.
D none of the above.

Pertusis spread through.

A Water.
B Droplets.
C Sexual contacts .
D All of the above.

Following statement are true about

Pertusis except.

a It cause frequent out break in

children .
b The attack rate in un immunized
house held is as high as 90% .
c The organism invade villa of
the four respiratory tract.
d Its incubation period in 7---10
days

Vaccine against Pertusis.

A Is a whole cell preparation

B Provides life long immunity.
C Seizures are the dangerous
complication of it vaccine.
D All of the above.

Capsule of the following organism is

used in the preparation of vaccine.

A Staphylococci .
B H. Influenza .
C Clostrichiumtetaui.
D None of the above..
Immunization against the following
organism is a part of routine E P I
schedule .
a Meningcocci.
b Pneumoccci
c H. influenza
d All of the above.

Susceptibility of H influenza is due to .

a Low socioeconomic status.

b Close contacts like day
care center.
c Children with sickle cell
disease.
d All of the above.

All is true about H .influenza except .

a It gives life long Immunity .

b It spread in winter and
spring seasons.
 c Meningitis is caused by
encapsulated b stain .
d Pneumonia is are of its
presentations.

Following of the predisposing factor for

pneumococci infection.

a Sickle disease.
b Depressed cough reflex .
c Immuniocompromised
patent .
d All of the above.

Pneumococcal pneumonia is a .

A Contact disease.
B Water born disease .
C Air born disease .
D None of the above.
All of the following are true about
pneuomococcal pneumonia except .d

a Provide life long

immunity .
b It does not occur in
epidemic form .
c Males of all ages are
affected .
d It is caused by G + ve
cocci.
Q. Calculate the BMI of the subject.

Q. What are arthpometric parameters ?

Perform Height on subject.

Q. What are arthpometric parameters ?

Perform Mediam circumfrance on
subject.

Q. What are arthpometric parameters ?

Perform Weight on subject.

Q. What are arthpometric parameters ?

Perform Head circumfrance on subject.

Q. Prepare Homemade ORS

Q. Prepare Health message for couple

regarding family planning in 3
sentancies
Q. Prepare health message for teanagar
regarding AIDS conunselling in 3
sentancies

Q. Prepare health message for Drug

abuse regarding in 3 sentances

Q. Prepare health message for smoking

regarding in 3 mints

Q. Observe the picture (Waste Disposal)

explosion the health hazardous.

Q. Observe the picture (Air pollution)

explosion the health hazardous.

Q. Observe the picture (Population)

explosion the health hazardous.

Q. Observe the picture (Disaster) and

explain the health hazardous.
Q. Observe the picture (Disaster) &
classify disaster.

Q. Observe the picture (Marasmus),

what type of nutritional disaster & in
health hazardous.

Q. Observe the Picture (Obesity), what

type of nutritional disorders its health
hazardous.

Q. How will you asses potency of

vaccine

Q. Perform different steps of social

hand washing

Q. Pick up the vaccine (Polio) & asses

its potency
Q. Pick up the vaccine (BCG) and
assess its potency.