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Q1.
Universal Health Coverage (UHC) index ranges in between:
Q1.
Universal Health Coverage (UHC) index ranges in between:
Ans: [B] 0 to 100
Explanation:
Coverage index for essential health services (based on tracer interventions that include reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health, infectious diseases, noncommunicable diseases and service capacity and access). It is presented on a scale of 0 to 100.
Q2.
What
is the most common occupational injury among farmers in Nepal?
Q2.
What
is the most common occupational injury among farmers in Nepal?
Ans: [C] Leg
injury
Explanation:
C
Q3.
Which of the following criteria best fit for youths?
Q3.
Which of the following criteria best fit for youths?
Ans: [C] 15-24 years
Explanation:
15-24 years
Q4.
What would be the first action for immediate newborn baby care with meconium stain liquor?
Q4.
What would be the first action for immediate newborn baby care with meconium stain liquor?
Ans: [D] Suction of mouth
Explanation:
Always do first suction in the mouth, then the nose because if do first suction in the nose first it will stimulate pharynx and cause aspiration, so to avoid this always do suction first in the mouth
Q5.
A 18 weeks pregnant woman came to health facility with severe PV bleeding. What is your first priority action to her?
Q5.
A 18 weeks pregnant woman came to health facility with severe PV bleeding. What is your first priority action to her?
Ans: [C] Keep in complete rest, assess blood loss by asking mother and attendant, start IV infusion and call for help
Explanation:
Q6.
Causative agent of dengue fever is:
Q6.
Causative agent of dengue fever is:
Ans: [D] Arbovirus
Explanation:
Q7.
Which of the following is a non-probability sampling technique?
Q7.
Which of the following is a non-probability sampling technique?
Ans: [D] Snowball sampling
Explanation:
D
Q8.
Which vaccines can be damaged if ice pack conditioning is not done?
Q8.
Which vaccines can be damaged if ice pack conditioning is not done?
Ans: [A] DPT-HepB-Hib, TD, fIPV, PCV, Rota, TCV
Explanation:
Q9.
Positive signs of pregnancy include:
Q9.
Positive signs of pregnancy include:
Ans: [A] Fetal heart tones heard by Doppler or fetal stethoscope
Explanation:
Note:
1. Presumptive signs:
§
Amenorrhea
§
Breast tenderness
§
Nausea and vomiting
§
Fatigue
§
Increased skin pigmentation
§
Skin striae
2. Probable signs:
§
Enlargement of the uterus
§
Maternal sensation of uterine contractions or fetal movement, Hegar
sign (softening of the junction between the corpus and cervix),
§
Goodell’s sign
§
Cchadwick’s sign
§
Ossiander’s sign (increased vascularity)
§
Positive urine or serum b-human chorionic gonadotropin (b-hCG)
testing
3. Positive/absolute signs:
§
Hearing fetal heart tones
§
Sonographic visualization of a fetus,
§ Perception of fetal movements by an external examiner
§ X-ray showing a fetal skeleton.
Q10.
Which gas stimulates the respiratory centre in the absence of any pathological (disease) condition?
Q10.
Which gas stimulates the respiratory centre in the absence of any pathological (disease) condition?
Ans: [D] Carbon dioxide
Explanation:
Q11.
Which of the following is the best measure of central tendency when the data includes extreme outliers?
Q11.
Which of the following is the best measure of central tendency when the data includes extreme outliers?
Ans: [D] Median
Explanation:
D
Q12.
While caring a client with a fractured leg. Which sign requires immediate action?
Q12.
While caring a client with a fractured leg. Which sign requires immediate action?
Ans: [C] Pale, cool toes with decreased movement
Explanation:
Q13.
Which of the following is a bilateral agency working in Nepal?
Q13.
Which of the following is a bilateral agency working in Nepal?
Ans: [C] USAID
Explanation:
C
Q14.
Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) is based on:
Q14.
Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) is based on:
Ans: [C] Quantitative methods
Explanation:
C
Q15.
True about National HIV AIDS strategy in:
Q15.
True about National HIV AIDS strategy in:
Ans: [D] All of the above
Explanation:
Q16.
Drug of choice in anaphylaxis reaction is:
Q16.
Drug of choice in anaphylaxis reaction is:
Ans: [C] IM Adrenaline
Explanation:
Q17.
When two rescuers perform CPR, the ratio of compressions to ventilation is:
Q17.
When two rescuers perform CPR, the ratio of compressions to ventilation is:
Ans: [A] 15:2
Explanation:
If
two rescuers perform CPR, the ratio of compressions to ventilation is: 15:2
Q18.
If a pregnant women as come for antenatal check up on 2080-10-30 and her LMP was 2080-5-20 what may be her expected date of delivery?
Q18.
If a pregnant women as come for antenatal check up on 2080-10-30 and her LMP was 2080-5-20 what may be her expected date of delivery?
Ans: [B] 2081-2-27
Explanation:
Q19.
Amplifier for Japanese encephalitis:
Q19.
Amplifier for Japanese encephalitis:
Ans: [B] Pigs
Explanation:
B
Q20.
Where is the head quarter of World Health Organization (WHO?)
Q20.
Where is the head quarter of World Health Organization (WHO?)
Ans: [B] Geneva (Switzerland)
Explanation:
Q21.
First National Health Policy of Nepal:
Q21.
First National Health Policy of Nepal:
Ans: [B] 1991
Explanation:
B
Q22.
Which of the following is a measurement of health status?
Q22.
Which of the following is a measurement of health status?
Ans: [D] All of the above
Explanation:
D
Q23.
Cholecystitis is the inflammation of......
Q23.
Cholecystitis is the inflammation of......
Ans: [D] Gall Bladder
Explanation:
Q24.
Demographic transition model describes:
Q24.
Demographic transition model describes:
Ans: [A] Changes in population size based on fertility and mortality rates
Explanation:
A
Q25.
A fever characterized by variations of more than two degrees between morning and evening but does not reach normal level is:
Q25.
A fever characterized by variations of more than two degrees between morning and evening but does not reach normal level is:
Ans: [C] Remittent fever
Explanation:
Q26.
What is the drug of choice for treating Neisseria gonorrhoeae infection?
Q26.
What is the drug of choice for treating Neisseria gonorrhoeae infection?
Ans: [B] Ceftriaxone
Explanation:
Q27.
According to the NDHS, 2021, the current Neonatal Mortality rate in Nepal is:
Q27.
According to the NDHS, 2021, the current Neonatal Mortality rate in Nepal is:
Ans: [D] 21
Explanation:
D
Q28.
Leading NCD-related death in Nepal is due to:
Q28.
Leading NCD-related death in Nepal is due to:
Ans: [B] Ischemic heart disease
Explanation:
Out of the total (5,850,044) YLLs due to premature death (people dying earlier than their potential life expectancy), 49% are due to NCDs, 39% due to CMNN diseases and the remaining 12% due to injuries. The top five causes (all ages both sexes) of YLLs are ischemic heart disease (11.3% of total YLLs), lower respiratory infections (7.9% of total YLLs), neonatal encephalopathy (5.7% of total YLLs), COPD (5.5% of total YLLs), and diarrheal diseases (4.5% of total YLLs).
Source: NBoD Report, 2017
Q29.
The primary goal of the financial management is:
Q29.
The primary goal of the financial management is:
Ans: [C] To maximize the wealth of institution
Explanation:
C
Q30.
Which type of economic evaluation is commonly used for evaluating public Health interventions:
Q30.
Which type of economic evaluation is commonly used for evaluating public Health interventions:
Ans: [A] Cost-effective Analysis
Explanation:
A
Q31.
Which of the following is a benefit of employee training?
Q31.
Which of the following is a benefit of employee training?
Ans: [B] Helps people identify with organizational goals
Explanation:
Q32.
Which of the following is a key characteristic of disease elimination?
Q32.
Which of the following is a key characteristic of disease elimination?
Ans: [B] Disease no longer exists in any geographic region or human population
Explanation:
B
Q33.
What is the period of communicability of influenza?
Q33.
What is the period of communicability of influenza?
Ans: [A] 1-2 days before to 1-2 days after onset of symptoms
Explanation:
A
Q34.
TFR of Nepal as per NDHS 2022:
Q34.
TFR of Nepal as per NDHS 2022:
Ans: [C] 2.1
Explanation:
C
Q35.
Mycobacterium leprae is also known as:
Q35.
Mycobacterium leprae is also known as:
Ans: [D] Hansen's Bacilli
Explanation:
Q36.
First phase of menstruation cycle is:
Q36.
First phase of menstruation cycle is:
Ans: [A] Follicular phase
Explanation:
The first phase of the menstrual cycle is the follicular or proliferative phase. It occurs from day one to day 14 of the menstrual cycle, based on the average duration of 28 days.
Q37.
Assigning right job to the right people is the function of management which comes under:
Q37.
Assigning right job to the right people is the function of management which comes under:
Ans: [C] Staffing
Explanation:
Q38.
Which injury results from the overstretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon often caused by sudden movement or excessive force?
Q38.
Which injury results from the overstretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon often caused by sudden movement or excessive force?
Ans: [B] Strain
Explanation:
Q39.
Which part of the eye is donated during eye donation?
Q39.
Which part of the eye is donated during eye donation?
Ans: [C] Cornea
Explanation:
Q40.
The largest bone in the face is:
Q40.
The largest bone in the face is:
Ans: [C] Mandible
Explanation:
The mandible is the largest and strongest bone in the face. It forms the lower part of the jaw and part of the mouth.
Q41.
When was the Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC) established?
Q41.
When was the Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC) established?
Ans: [C] 2054 B.S.
Explanation:
C
Q42.
Which of the following is the Socratic method of teaching?
Q42.
Which of the following is the Socratic method of teaching?
Ans: [D] Panel discussion
Explanation:
Q43.
The power or jurisdiction of federal government include:
Q43.
The power or jurisdiction of federal government include:
Ans: [D] All of the above
Explanation:
D
Q44.
Theory X assumes which of the following?
Q44.
Theory X assumes which of the following?
Ans: [B] People achieve little satisfaction from work
Explanation:
B
Q45.
Which
of the following is an occupational disease who work in a livestock farm?
Q45.
Which
of the following is an occupational disease who work in a livestock farm?
Ans: [D] Brucellosis
Explanation:
D
Q46.
World Breastfeeding Week is observed from:
Q46.
World Breastfeeding Week is observed from:
Ans: [B] 1-7 August
Explanation:
B
Q47.
All Gram-Negative bacilli have.................?
Q47.
All Gram-Negative bacilli have.................?
Ans: [C] Endotoxin
Explanation:
Q48.
Commonest sites of peptic ulcers is:
Q48.
Commonest sites of peptic ulcers is:
Ans: [A] 1st part of duodenum
Explanation:
Q49.
Which of the following serum measurements are not used for diagnosis of diabetes mellitus?
Q49.
Which of the following serum measurements are not used for diagnosis of diabetes mellitus?
Ans: [A] Insulin
Explanation:
Q50.
The enema given to relieve gaseous distention is:
Q50.
The enema given to relieve gaseous distention is:
Ans: [C] Carminative enema
Explanation:
Carminative enema
Q51.
Microeconomics deals with which of the following?
Q51.
Microeconomics deals with which of the following?
Ans: [C] How producers and consumers interact in individual markets
Explanation:
C
Q52.
An epidemic that arises from a common source and affects a large number of people in a short period is termed:
Q52.
An epidemic that arises from a common source and affects a large number of people in a short period is termed:
Ans: [B] Point-source epidemic
Explanation:
B
Q53.
Following are used in the planning of health education EXCEPT:
Q53.
Following are used in the planning of health education EXCEPT:
Ans: [D] Catchy slogans
Explanation:
D
Q54.
What is the vitamin A dose recommended for a 9-month-old child?
Q54.
What is the vitamin A dose recommended for a 9-month-old child?
Ans: [B] 100,000 IU
Explanation:
Q55.
The Covid-19 pandemic was started in Nepal during:
Q55.
The Covid-19 pandemic was started in Nepal during:
Ans: [B] 2020 A.D.
Explanation:
Q56.
Following are steps of digestive system, please choose the correct sequence of digestive system.
Q56.
Following are steps of digestive system, please choose the correct sequence of digestive system.
Ans: [C] Ingestion → Digestion → Metabolism → Excretion
Explanation:
Q57.
Donation of patients own blood prior to his scheduled surgery is called:
Q57.
Donation of patients own blood prior to his scheduled surgery is called:
Ans: [C] Autologous
Explanation:
Autologous donations are blood donations that individuals give for their own use – for example, before a surgery.
Q58.
In autoclave, the principle involved is:
Q58.
In autoclave, the principle involved is:
Ans: [D] Moist heat and steam under pressure
Explanation:
Q59.
The most common extra-thoracic manifestation of TB in children is:
Q59.
The most common extra-thoracic manifestation of TB in children is:
Ans: [A] TB lymphnode
Explanation:
Note: Common
EPTB in children
1. Tubercular
lymphadenopathy: The most common extra-thoracic manifestation of TB is cervical
lymphadenitis (75-90%). Sometimes it can also involve axillary (14-20%) nodes.
Involvement of inguinal lymph nodes is uncommon (4- 8%)
2. TB
pleural/pericardial effusion
3. Tubercular
meningitis
4. Spinal TB
(Pott’s disease)
5. Abdominal TB
6. Tubercular
arthritis
Source: National Childhood TB
Management Guideline
Q60.
What is suitable position for patient with epistaxis?
Q60.
What is suitable position for patient with epistaxis?
Ans: [D] Sit and lean forwarded
Explanation:
D
Q61.
Suicide is the most common in:
Q61.
Suicide is the most common in:
Ans: [C] Depression
Explanation:
Depression
Q62.
According to the Government of Nepal, the first Nurse of Nepal is:
Q62.
According to the Government of Nepal, the first Nurse of Nepal is:
Ans: [C] Lamu Amatya
Explanation:
In 2073-10-07 the government of Nepal's cabinet
decision declared Lamu Amatya as a first nurse's of Nepal.
Q63.
Diphtheria most commonly affects children between the age of group of:
Q63.
Diphtheria most commonly affects children between the age of group of:
Ans: [B] 1 to 5 years of age
Explanation:
B
Q64.
Syphilis is not considered contagious in the........ stage.
Q64.
Syphilis is not considered contagious in the........ stage.
Ans: [A] Tertiary
Explanation:
Q65.
Most commonly used contraceptive among Nepali women:
Q65.
Most commonly used contraceptive among Nepali women:
Ans: [C] Depo-Provera
Explanation:
C
Q66.
Head and chest circumference measurements become equal by:
Q66.
Head and chest circumference measurements become equal by:
Ans: [C] 9 to 12 months
Explanation:
Q67.
Vitamin K is essential for normal blood clotting because it promotes:
Q67.
Vitamin K is essential for normal blood clotting because it promotes:
Ans: [D] Prothrombin formation by the liver
Explanation:
Q68.
The condition for legal abortion in the case of rape or incest is up to:
Q68.
The condition for legal abortion in the case of rape or incest is up to:
Ans: [D] 28 weeks
Explanation:
Q69.
Denominator of maternal mortality ratio is:
Q69.
Denominator of maternal mortality ratio is:
Ans: [B] Live births
Explanation:
Q70.
What type of antidote is used when the nature of ingested poison is not known?
Q70.
What type of antidote is used when the nature of ingested poison is not known?
Ans: [C] Universal antidote
Explanation:
Q71.
RDA for calories in children aged 4-6 years is approximately:
Q71.
RDA for calories in children aged 4-6 years is approximately:
Ans: [C] 1350 kcal
Explanation:
C
Q72.
In the day of mythology, the symbol Rx was considered as a prayer to:
Q72.
In the day of mythology, the symbol Rx was considered as a prayer to:
Ans: [A] Jupiter
Explanation:
Q73.
What is the main difference between monitoring and evaluation in health programs?
Q73.
What is the main difference between monitoring and evaluation in health programs?
Ans: [B] Monitoring is continuous, while evaluation is periodic
Explanation:
B
Q74.
The commonest cause of PPH is:
Q74.
The commonest cause of PPH is:
Ans: [A] Atonic uterus
Explanation:
Q75.
The paired t test was applied in case of:
Q75.
The paired t test was applied in case of:
Ans: [C] Dependent sample
Explanation:
C
Q76.
Which of the following contraceptive method is commonly used in Nepal?
Q76.
Which of the following contraceptive method is commonly used in Nepal?
Ans: [A] Depo provera
Explanation:
Q77.
The correct steps of first aid is:
Q77.
The correct steps of first aid is:
Ans: [D] Assessment-decide-give-refer
Explanation:
Steps of first aid are:
a. Assessment of the situation
b. Decide (diagnose) or find out what is wrong with the victim.
c. Give immediate and appropriate treatment
d. Refer the victim to the nearest doctor, hospital or home as needed.
Q78.
Planning spiral doesn't includes:
Q78.
Planning spiral doesn't includes:
Ans: [B] Financing
Explanation:
B
Q79.
WHO declared smallpox eradicated on:
Q79.
WHO declared smallpox eradicated on:
Ans: [B] May 8, 1980
Explanation:
B
Q80.
The first Covid-19 case in Nepal was confirmed on:
Q80.
The first Covid-19 case in Nepal was confirmed on:
Ans: [A] 2020 Jan 23
Explanation:
Q81.
Which of the following methods is most effective in preventing foodborne toxication caused by bacterial contamination?
Q81.
Which of the following methods is most effective in preventing foodborne toxication caused by bacterial contamination?
Ans: [D] Cooking food to appropriate temperatures
Explanation:
D
Q82.
After ovulation, the ovum is thought to remain viable for...... hours.
Q82.
After ovulation, the ovum is thought to remain viable for...... hours.
Ans: [C] 24 to 36
Explanation:
Q83.
What is the cause of sudden fall of a healthy person while watching the bleeding of an injured person?
Q83.
What is the cause of sudden fall of a healthy person while watching the bleeding of an injured person?
Ans: [A] Shock
Explanation:
Q84.
Intelligent, honest, tactful, and creative are ________ of a nurse.
Q84.
Intelligent, honest, tactful, and creative are ________ of a nurse.
Ans: [B] Qualities
Explanation:
Q85.
Which of the following is not a component of the School Health Program?
Q85.
Which of the following is not a component of the School Health Program?
Ans: [D] Outreach clinic
Explanation:
D
Q86.
HPV vaccine to unmarried adolescent girls is a milestone for preventing: (Past Question)
Q86.
HPV vaccine to unmarried adolescent girls is a milestone for preventing: (Past Question)
Ans: [C] Cervical Cancer
Explanation:
Cervical Cancer
Q87.
Up to what age should a child receive missed or dropout vaccinations?
Q87.
Up to what age should a child receive missed or dropout vaccinations?
Ans: [D] Up to 59 months
Explanation:
Up to 59 months
Q88.
What is best described as governance?
Q88.
What is best described as governance?
Ans: [A] Decision-making process
Explanation:
A
Q89.
What is the most common cause of urinary tract infection (UTI)?
Q89.
What is the most common cause of urinary tract infection (UTI)?
Ans: [A] Escherichia coli
Explanation:
Q90.
"Keeping the frequency of illness within acceptable limits' is best described as:
Q90.
"Keeping the frequency of illness within acceptable limits' is best described as:
Ans: [C] Control
Explanation:
Control
Q91.
The world's first international health agency is:
Q91.
The world's first international health agency is:
Ans: [C] Pan American Sanitary Bureau
Explanation:
C
Q92.
Which of the following is not a component of the WHO health system building blocks?
Q92.
Which of the following is not a component of the WHO health system building blocks?
Ans: [A] Health Management Committee
Explanation:
A
Q93.
The time period between placing an order its receipt in stock is known as:
Q93.
The time period between placing an order its receipt in stock is known as:
Ans: [A] Lead time
Explanation:
A
Q94.
International classification of diseases covers:
Q94.
International classification of diseases covers:
Ans: [D] All of the above
Explanation:
D
Q95.
Infants born to mothers who are vegan may be at increased risk of deficiency of which nutrient?
Q95.
Infants born to mothers who are vegan may be at increased risk of deficiency of which nutrient?
Ans: [C] Vitamin B12
Explanation:
Q96.
What is not included in the school health program?
Q96.
What is not included in the school health program?
Ans: [C] Construction of school
Explanation:
Q97.
In case of burn in children, for maintaining kidney function, how much urine output/flow should be there as indicator of proper kidney functioning:
Q97.
In case of burn in children, for maintaining kidney function, how much urine output/flow should be there as indicator of proper kidney functioning:
Ans: [A] 0.5 ml/kg/hr
Explanation:
Q98.
Annual population growth rate (Census 2078):
Q98.
Annual population growth rate (Census 2078):
Ans: [B] 0.92%
Explanation:
B
Q99.
How many ANC visit is recommended during pregnancy as per the revised protocol?
Q99.
How many ANC visit is recommended during pregnancy as per the revised protocol?
Ans: [C] Eight
Explanation:
ANC Visit Protocol
|
Old Protocol |
Revised protocol |
|
|
4 visit: 1. As
soon as pregnancy is detected 2. 6
months 3. 8
months 4. 9
months |
8 Visit |
Week of gestation |
|
First visit |
12 weeks |
|
|
Second visit |
16 weeks |
|
|
Third visit |
20-24 weeks |
|
|
Fourth visit |
28 weeks |
|
|
Fifth visit |
32 weeks |
|
|
Sixth visit |
34 weeks |
|
|
Seventh visit |
36 weeks |
|
|
Eighth visit |
38-40 weeks |
|
Q100.
HLAB antigen is located in
Q100.
HLAB antigen is located in
Ans: [A] Only RBC
Explanation:
A