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Q.1) Who was the founder of Vala Samudaya Parishkarini Sabha?
(A) Pandit Karuppan
(B) Ayyankali
(C) V.T. Bhattathirippadu
(D) Paalakkunnathu Abraham Malpan

Q.2) Gurudas Banerjee was the first Indian Vice-Chancellor in ________ University.
(A) Bombay University
(B) Banaras Hindu University
(C) Calcutta University
(D) Aligarh Muslim University

Q.3) Which Indian city is known as ‘The City of Demonstrations’?
(A) Amritsar
(B) Delhi
(C) Srinagar
(D) Bhubaneswar

Q.4) Roopa Bhadratha Vaadam was related to
(A) Edasseri
(B) G. Sankara Kuruppu
(C) Changampuzha
(D) Mundasseri

Q.5) The legal advisor of constituent assembly
(A) B.N. Rao
(B) B.R. Ambedkar
(C) Alladi Krishnaswami Ayer
(D) B.L. Mithar

Q.6) Name the first Chairman of Finance Commission
(A) Rangaraajan
(B) K.C. Pant
(C) K.C. Niyogi
(D) John Mathai

Q.7) Bhasha Poshini Sabha was founded by
(A) Kumaranasan
(B) Kodungallur Kunjukkuttan Thampuran
(C) Keralavarma Valiyakoyi Thampuran
(D) Changampuzha

Q.8) The author of Najan Oru Puthiya Lokam Kandu
(A) K.P. Vellon
(B) Makthi Thangal
(C) M.C. Joseph
(D) A.K. Gopalan

Q.9) Jeeval Sahithya Prasthanam was the early name of
(A) Purogamana Sahithya Prasthanam
(B) Naadaka Prasthanam
(C) Library Movement
(D) Namboothiri Movement

Q.10) Dharma was a work of
(A) Dr. Ayyathan Gopalan
(B) Ayyankali
(C) Sree Narayana Guru
(D) T.K. Madhavan

Q.11) When did the magazine Muslim Publish?
(A) 1930.0
(B) 1915.0
(C) 1906.0
(D) 1920.0

Q.12) Who wrote the poem ‘Tagore Malayalam’?
(A) Sumangala
(B) Panthalam Kerala Varma
(C) Raja Ravi Varma
(D) Kumaranasan

Q.13) Which agency was secured Krupasakaya Award of UNESCO?
(A) NCERT
(B) Grandhasaala Sangham
(C) NEEM
(D) Library Council

Q.14) The leader of Yachana Yathra
(A) V.T. Bhattathirippadu
(B) A.K. Gopalan
(C) K. Kelappan
(D) P. Krishna Pillai

Q.15) Representation of Travancore in the constituent assembly
(A) 15.0
(B) 6.0
(C) 10.0
(D) 11.0

Q.16) In which year Poor Home Society was established?
(A) 1975.0
(B) 1919.0
(C) 1949.0
(D) 1937.0

Q.17) The editor of the magazine Murali
(A) T. Ammalu Amma
(B) Kadathanattu Madhavi Amma
(C) Kesavadev
(D) S.K. Pottakkadu

Q.18) The founder of ‘Society for the Promotion of Education of Women’
(A) O. Chanthu Menon
(B) Appu Nedungadi
(C) Akkamma Cherian
(D) A.V. Kuttimalu Amma

Q.19) In which year Deena Bandhu was started?
(A) 1924.0
(B) 1929.0
(C) 1934.0
(D) 1914.0

Q.20) The capital of Andhra Pradesh
(A) Vijayawada
(B) Amaravathi
(C) Chittur
(D) Guntur

Q.21) The generally accepted term of community health nurse is:
(A) Public health nurse
(B) Care giver of the community
(C) Private health nurse
(D) Sector nurse

Q.22) Water is primarily derived from
(A) Oceans
(B) Ice-caps
(C) Ground water
(D) Rivers

Q.23) Health assistant female may cover
(A) One sub centre
(B) One thousand population
(C) Three sub centre
(D) One PHC

Q.24) Summative evaluation means
(A) Done before the program
(B) Done in between the program
(C) 1 and 2
(D) Done at the end

Q.25) The study of physical and psychological changes which are incident to old age is called as
(A) Geriatrics
(B) Gerontology
(C) Clinical gerontology
(D) Clinical geriatrics

Q.26) The head circumference in the year of 5 years will be
(A) 35 cm
(B) 45 cm
(C) 50 cm
(D) 55 cm

Q.27) The good size of the flash card is
(A) 10 × 12
(B) 15 × 20
(C) 22 × 28
(D) 26 × 28

Q.28) he bacteria grows in the baby intestine and prevent harmful bacteria such as E-coli from growing and causing diarrhea the bacteria called
(A) Lactoferrin
(B) Lysosomes
(C) Lactobacillus bifidus
(D) None of the above

Q.29) To develop creative thinking the best method of teaching is
(A) Group discussion
(B) Tutorial method
(C) Demonstration
(D) Brain storming

Q.30) International Red Cross Society is founded by
(A) Charles Dickson
(B) Charles Darwin
(C) Henry Dunant
(D) Von pirguet

Q.31) The students studies first hand objects and materials in their natural environment is known as
(A) Demonstration
(B) Learning by doing
(C) Simulation
(D) Field trip

Q.32) ICDS programme started in
(A) 1975.0
(B) 1970.0
(C) 1978.0
(D) 1980.0

Q.33) The optimum period of storage of river water considered to be about
(A) 5-10 days
(B) 10-14 days
(C) 14-20 days
(D) 20-25 days

Q.34) PEP Should be initiated before
(A) 24 hours
(B) 72 hours
(C) 48 hours
(D) 36 hours

Q.35) MTP Act came into force in the year of
(A) 15.0
(B) 6.0
(C) 10.0
(D) 11.0

Q.36) The albumin of the egg begins to coagulate at
(A) 60 degree Celsius
(B) 62 degree Celsius
(C) 64 degree Celsius
(D) 65 degree Celsius

Q.37) Prevention of food adulteration Act was enacted in
(A) 1944.0
(B) 1954.0
(C) 1964.0
(D) 1974.0

Q.38) NACO is the programme for
(A) TB
(B) STD
(C) AIDS
(D) All of the above

Q.39) Panel discussion involves
(A) 1 person
(B) 1 to 2 person
(C) 4 person
(D) 4 to 8 person

Q.40) Anti sterility vitamin is
(A) Vitamin A
(B) Vitamin E
(C) Vitamin K
(D) Vitamin D

Q.41) An expert committee for health man power planning, production and management is known as
(A) Shrivasthava committee
(B) Mehta committee
(C) Bajaj committee
(D) Bhore committee

Q.42) Erogtism occurs due to
(A) Aspergillus flavus
(B) Satius
(C) Claviceps fusiformis
(D) Argemone mexicana

Q.43) The study of anthropoids which are of medical importance is known as
(A) Ecology
(B) Anthropology
(C) Epidemiology
(D) Medical entomology

Q.44) Angular stomatitis is caused by
(A) Riboflavin deficiency
(B) Thiamine deficiency
(C) Pyridoxine deficiency
(D) Iodine deficiency

Q.45) ESI Act was enforced by the Government in
(A) 1938.0
(B) 1948.0
(C) 1958.0
(D) 1968.0

Q.46) MMR vaccine given at the month of
(A) 12 months
(B) 15 months
(C) 18 months
(D) 20 months

Q.47) Slow sand or biological filtration of water is introduced in Scotland in
(A) 1804.0
(B) 1904.0
(C) 1704.0
(D) 1604.0

Q.48) Orthotolidine test was developed in
(A) 1918.0
(B) 1920.0
(C) 1928.0
(D) 1938.0

Q.49) The instruments devised for measuring the cooling power of the air is
(A) Kata thermometer
(B) Wet globe thermometer
(C) Silvered thermometer
(D) Globe thermometer

Q.50) Clark’s process is a method of removing
(A) Temporary hardness
(B) Permanent hardness
(C) 1 and 2
(D) None of the above

Q.51) CARE began its operation in India in
(A) 1945.0
(B) 1948.0
(C) 1950.0
(D) 1951.0

Q.52) Un intentional torts except
(A) Negligence
(B) Liability
(C) Defamation
(D) Damages

Q.53) AUGER is required in construction of
(A) Dug well latrine
(B) Water seal latrine
(C) RCA latrine
(D) Borehole latrine

Q.54) First referral unit for PHC is
(A) Regional hospital
(B) Specialist hospital
(C) Taluk hospital
(D) CHC

Q.55) ORS contains all except
(A) Sodium chloride
(B) Calcium lactate
(C) Bicarbonate
(D) Glucose

Q.56) The headquarters of FAO
(A) Newyork
(B) Rome
(C) Switzerland
(D) Australia

Q.57) The following one is the trace elements of mineral
(A) Calcium
(B) Phosphorus
(C) Iodine
(D) Sodium

Q.58) The freshness of the eggs may be tested by
(A) Candling
(B) Floating in saline water
(C) 1 and 2
(D) None of the above

Q.59) The borehole latrine is introduced in India in
(A) 1930’s
(B) 1940’s
(C) 1950’s
(D) 1960’s

Q.60) In the hard ticks the dorsum of its body is covered by a hard shield is called
(A) Scutum
(B) Sebum
(C) Serum
(D) Shell shield

Q.61) The instrument used for measuring humidity
(A) Sling psychrometer
(B) Assman psychrometer
(C) Dry and wet bulb hygrometer
(D) None of the above

Q.62) Three gram of fat gives
(A) 30 calories
(B) 4 calories
(C) 9 calories
(D) 27 calories

Q.63) The process of enabling people to increase control over and to improve health is known as
(A) Specific protection
(B) Early diagnosis and treatment
(C) Health promotion
(D) Disability limitation

Q.64) Illicit drug trafficking is entwined with the
(A) Asian children
(B) African children
(C) Child labour
(D) Street children

Q.65) W.H.O. defines blindness as “visual acuity of less than”
(A) 3/60
(B) 6/60
(C) 18-Jun-2018
(D) 1/60

Q.66) Balwadi nutrition programme was started in
(A) 1971.0
(B) 1970.0
(C) 1972.0
(D) 1973.0

Q.67) The apparatus used to measure, regulate and applying chlorine in correct dosage is
(A) Chloronome
(B) Chloramine
(C) Filters
(D) Berkefeld filters

Q.68) The optimum level of fluoride in drinking water is between
(A) 0.5 – 0.8 mg/liter
(B) 0.2 – 0.4 mg/liter
(C) 0.3 – 0.7 mg/liter
(D) 0.6 – 0.9 mg/liter

Q.69) Recommended light intensity in operation theatre is
(A) 75 foot candles
(B) 76 foot candles
(C) 80 foot candles
(D) 85 foot candles

Q.70) Vitamin E is termed as
(A) Tocopherol
(B) Thiamine
(C) Retinol
(D) Pyridoxine

Q.71) The immunoglobulin can cross the human placenta is
(A) IgM
(B) IgG
(C) IgA
(D) IgE

Q.72) The polio vaccine should be preserved at
(A) 2 to 8 degree Celsius
(B) -2 to -8 degree Celsius
(C) 0 to 4 degree Celsius
(D) Below 0 degree Celsius

Q.73) Mantoux (tuberculin) test was developed in
(A) 1807.0
(B) 1907.0
(C) 1707.0
(D) 1910.0

Q.74) In India the first case of AIDS was reported in Tamilnadu in
(A) 1976.0
(B) 1986.0
(C) 1989.0
(D) 1989.0

Q.75) Lathyrism present in the human it is referred as
(A) Osteo lathyrism
(B) Nephrolathyrism
(C) Neurolathyrism
(D) Genuvalgum

Q.76) Health survey and planning committee is known as
(A) Bhore committee
(B) Chadah committee
(C) Mudaliar committee
(D) Mukerjee committee

Q.77) Trachoma control programme was merged with the national programme for the control of blindness in
(A) 1963.0
(B) 1966.0
(C) 1976.0
(D) 1986.0

Q.78) Dryness of the eye is known as
(A) Xerophthalmia
(B) Bitots spots
(C) Keratomalacia
(D) Night blindness

Q.79) Milk is a good source of all vitamins except
(A) Vitamin A
(B) Vitamin C
(C) Vitamin E
(D) Vitamin D

Q.80) Mosquito may fly up to
(A) 2 miles
(B) 3 miles
(C) 4 miles
(D) 5 miles

Q.81) The Government of India has announced the National Health Policy in the year of
(A) 1978.0
(B) 1981.0
(C) 1983.0
(D) 1982.0

Q.82) The major causes of MMR in India
(A) Anemia
(B) Toxemia of pregnancy
(C) Eclampsia
(D) Hemorrhage

Q.83) The mosquito which transmits yellow fever is
(A) Aedes aegypti
(B) Anopheles mosquitoes
(C) Culex
(D) Mansonoides

Q.84) Barbecue it is also called
(A) Grilling
(B) Roasting
(C) Baking
(D) Frying

Q.85) Schick test can be done in case of
(A) German measles
(B) Diphtheria
(C) Measles
(D) Meningitis

Q.86) The best method of refuse disposal is
(A) Burning
(B) Composting
(C) Dumping
(D) Controlled tipping

Q.87) CROUP can be seen in the case of
(A) Whooping cough
(B) Acute respiratory infections
(C) Tuberculosis
(D) Meningitis

Q.88) The recommended noise level is
(A) 85 decibels
(B) 90 decibels
(C) 95 decibels
(D) 100 decibels

Q.89) If the first stage of labour is prolonged IV glucose is given to prevent
(A) Foetal distress
(B) Hemorrhage
(C) Maternal distress
(D) 1 and 3

Q.90) Television and sound films are the example of
(A) Auditory aids
(B) Visual aids
(C) Combined audio visual aids
(D) None of the above

Q.91) The multipurpose worker scheme launched in
(A) 1964.0
(B) 1984.0
(C) 1974.0
(D) 1994.0

Q.92) Radiation sickness is otherwise known as
(A) Shortening of life
(B) Leukemia
(C) Acute radiation syndrome
(D) Radiation poisoning

Q.93) Harpendens calipers is used to measure
(A) Foot length
(B) Height
(C) Head circumference
(D) Skin fold thickness

Q.94) A brief description of an observed behavior or incident is known as
(A) Clinical record
(B) Cumulative record
(C) Family record
(D) Anecdotal record

Q.95) Back bone of public health nursing is
(A) Environmental sanitation
(B) Health problems
(C) Home visiting
(D) Planning and evaluation

Q.96) The aldehyde test of Napier is a simple test widely used in India for the diagnosis of
(A) Yellow fever
(B) Dengue fever
(C) Yaws
(D) Kala-azar

Q.97) What is the concept of vision ?
(A) The right to healthy eye
(B) Right to reduce blindness
(C) Right to donate
(D) Right to sight

Q.98) Minimum need programme was introduced in
(A) `4^(th)` five year plan
(B) `3^(rd)` five year plan
(C) `2^(nd)` five year plan
(D) `1^(st)` five year plan

Q.99) The process of restriction of movement of persons who come in contact of diseased person is called as
(A) Active surveillance
(B) Passive surveillance
(C) Isolation
(D) Quarantine

Q.100) Vitamin A supplementation gives to children from the age of 1 to 6 years should by every
(A) 3 months
(B) 8 months
(C) Yearly
(D) 6 months



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