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1. Which of the following dimensions is
not included in the definition of ‘Health’
of World Health Organization ?
(A) Physical (B) Occupational
(C) Mental (D) Social
2. Physical Quality of Life Index
(PQLI) includes the following :
(A) Infant mortality rate, per capita
calorie intake and life
expectancy
(B) Infant morality rate, maternal
mortality rate and life
expectancy
(C) Literacy status, infant mortality
rate and life expectancy at birth
(D) Literacy status, life expectancy
at 1 year of age, infant mortality
3. Years of life lost due to premature
death and years lived with disability
adjusted for the severity of the
disability is known as
(A) Human Development Index (HDI)
(B) Health Adjusted Life
Expectancy (HALE)
(C) Disability adjusted life years
(DALY)
(D) Sullivan’s Index
4. Scales used for assessing socio- economic status of populations are
following except :
(A) Likert Scale
(B) B.G. Prasad Scale
(C) Modified Kupuswamy Scale
(D) Modified Udai Parede Scale
5. Which level of prevention is
applicable for implementation in a
population which is not yet exposed
to risk factors ?
(A) Tertiary Prevention
(B) Secondary Prevention
(C) Primary Prevention
(D) Primordial Prevention
6. This is not a Primary Prevention
(A) Isoniazid (INH) to a baby who
is breast-fed by a sputum
positive tubercular mother
(B) Self breast examination
(C) Vitamin A supplementation to
a baby
(D) Pulse Polio Immunization
7. The concept of ‘Hospice’ is related to
(A) special group of people helping
the old and terminally ill
patients.
(B) An association running
orphanages for abandoned
children.
(C) Family Health Advisory Service
(D) Euthanasia for terminally ill
patients
8. This is incorrect in relation to Inter- national classification of Diseases
and Deaths (ICD-10)
(A) The 10th revision consists of 21
major chapters.
(B) The 10th revision of ICD took
place in 1995.
(C) It is revised once in 10 years.
(D) It is the standard for
international comparison of
morbidity and mortality.
9. If a drug prevents mortality but does
not effectively cure then which of the
following is true :
(A) Incidence will decrease
(B) Incidence will increase
(C) Prevalence will decrease
(D) Prevalence will increase
10. Seasonal variation of a disease can be
assessed by
(A) Comparing the prevalence of
disease
(B) Comparing the incidence of
disease
(C) Calculating the survival rate
(D) Calculating the mortality rate
11. A disease is called endemic when :
I. It is constantly present at low
rate in a specified geographic
area.
II. It affects all age groups equally.
III. In favourable conditions to an
agent it may burst into epidemic
IV. It can be imported into a
country.
(A) III and IV correct.
(B) II and IV correct.
(C) I, III, IV correct.
(D) I, II, III correct.
12. Cigarette smoking is
Epidemiologically important
contributing factor for
I. Lung cancer
II. Gastric ulcers
III. Pylonephritis
IV. Thrombo Angitis obliterance
(A) I, II and IV correct.
(B) I, II and III correct.
(C) I and III correct.
(D) II and III correct.
13. Verbal autopsy is used :
I. To assign cause of death
through interview with family
members
II. For examination of a dead body
where post-mortem facilities
are not available.
III. Carried out at places where
Medical certification of cause
of death is not available.
IV. Carried out with standard and
structured questionnaire
(A) I, II and IV correct.
(B) II, III and IV correct.
(C) I, III and IV correct.
(D) I, II and III correct.
14. In cross sectional studies
I. Follow up is not a necessary
feature.
II. All cases are seen at one point
of time.
III. Chronic diseases are studied.
IV. Cause and effect relationship
can be established.
(A) I, II, IV correct.
(B) I, II, III correct.
(C) II, III, IV correct.
(D) I, III, IV correct.
15. In cross over studies
I. All subjects receive the therapy
of interest.
II. Not suitable if the therapy of
interest cures the disease.
III. Ideally suitable if disease
changes radically during the
study.
IV. Not suitable if therapy of
interest is effective only during
a certain stage of disease.
(A) I, II, III correct.
(B) I, II, IV correct.
(C) II, III, IV correct.
(D) I, III, IV correct.
16. Which of the following constitute
primary prevention ?
I. Changes in life style
II. Case findings
III. Modification of environment
IV. Surgical treatment to limit
damages.
(A) I, II and III correct.
(B) I, III and IV correct.
(C) I and III correct.
(D) II and IV correct.
17. The following measures constitute
examples of life style modifications :
I. Aerobic exercise
II. Removal of adipose tissue.
III. Cessation of smoking
IV. Consumption of low fat diet.
(A) I, II, IV correct.
(B) II, III, IV correct.
(C) I and III correct.
(D) I, III, IV correct.



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