Lok Sewa Aayog Exam paper of Health Inspection Group|| 5th level

Lok Sewa Aayog Health Inspection Group, 5th level Practical exam paper 2070

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Time: 45min       FM: 100

1. When was made third Amendment for Nepal Health Service Act, 2053?

• 2055
• 2058
• 2063
• 2066

2. According to Health Service Act, 2053 the fifth level position is fulfilled by open competition.

• 10%
• 33%
• 65%
• 100%

3. Which is not common problems o postnatal period?

• Constipation
• Crack nipple
• Hemorrhoids
• Eclampisia

4. Risk of damage of fetus by maternal rubella is maximum if mother gets infection in?

• 6-12 weeks of pregnancy
• 20-24 weeks of pregnancy
• 21-25 weeks pregnancy
• 30-35 weeks of pregnancy

5. Gestational age is evaluated from

• Calculation form LMP
• Height of the uterus
• Counting from the date of ovulation
• Counting from the date of fertilization

6. After how many days of ovulation embryos implantation occurs?

• 3-5 days
• 7-9 days
• 10-12 days
• 13-15 days

7. Deficiency of vitamin B2 causes

• Rickets
• Angular stomatitis
• Osteomalacia
• Beriberi

8. Which of the mineral deficiency is associated with mental health?

• Calcium
• Iron
• Zinc
• Iodine

9. Epistaxis is commonly in 60 years male due to

• Foreign body
• Nose picking
• Bleeding disorder
• Hypertension

10. The causative organism of Trachoma is

• Vericella zoster
• Streptococcus
• Chalmydia trachomatis
• Onchocera volvulus

11. Which is the most common hernia in child?

• Umbilical
• Inguinal
• Epigastic hernia
• None of the above

12. Which is not a complication of wound?

• Bleeding
• Deformity
• Pain
• Shock

13. A 70 years male come in your health post with pain and tenderness in suprapubic region. His chef complaints is no pass urine since 2 days what you do?

• Refer to higher centre
• Catheterization
• Catheterization and refer to district hospital
• Advice for trying to urination

14. An abnormal break in the skin and flesh from where blood escapes is known as

• Wound
• Hemorrhage
• Inflammation
• Infection

15. An agent that prevents the growth of microorganism is

• Antiseptic
• Sterilization
• Disinfectant
• None of the above

16. Which one of the following refers to abnormal conditions of the skin resulting from contact with chemicals or other exterior agents?

• Urticaria
• Psoriasis
• Contact dermatitis
• Eczema

17. Largest bone of the body (human)

• Humer
• Femur
• Pattela
• Tarsal

18. What may be given to the poison victim for both corrosive and non corrosive poisoning?

• Steroids
• Paracetamol
• Activated charcoal
• Plain water

19. Maintain the time that brain will expire without oxygen

• 5 minutes
• 3 minutes
• 4 minutes
• 2 minutes

20. Following are characteristic feature of non communicable disease, except

• Well defined aetiological agent
• Multifactorial causation
• Long latent period
• Indefinite Onset

21. Malena means

• Blood vomiting
• Coughing out of blood
• Blood in urine
• Dark blood in the stool

22. Which of the following is a highly contagious respiratory disease?

• Influenza
• Scabies
• Pneumothorax
• Measles

23. Which one is not the common cause of neonatal mortality?

• Birth asphyxia
• Sepsis
• Low birth weight
• Diarrhoea

24. Which of these is not considered a micronutrient?

• Vitamins
• Minerals
• Iodine
• Proteins

25. CB-IMCI program is started in Nepal at 2054.55 BS. Which of the following district is first for the program?

• Mahottari
• Nawalparasi
• Bardiya
• Nuwakot

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26. “8^th day disease” is a term used for

• Whooping cough
• Measles
• Mumps
• Neonatal tetanus

27. What is the minimum distance between the water source and latrine?

• 10 meter
• 15 meter
• 25 meter
• 50 meter

28. The greatest problems in environmental pollution is

• Air pollution
• Water pollution
• Radiation pollution
• Sewage pollution

29. Most effective method of vector control is

• Anti adult measures
• Minor environmental measure
• Anti lateral measure
• All of the above

30. What is the source of infection of Hookworm?

• Human
• Soil
• Both (A) & (B)
• None of the above

31. Anthropozoonosis is defined as

• Infection transmitted to man from vertebrate animals
• Infections transmitted from man to vertebrate animals
• Infections maintained in both man and animals
• None of the above

32. Leprosy is considered as a public health problems if the prevalence is more than

• 1 per 1000
• 5 per 1000
• 20 per 1000
• 50 per 1000

33. Female community health volunteers are selected by

• Member of mother group
• Village health worker
• VDC chairman
• MCHW

34. The definition “The study of the distribution of health related status and events in population and the application of this study to control health problem” is given by

• Last 1983
• Linfield 1980
• Mac Mohan 1960
• Green wood 1934

35. According to current organogram of department of health services (DoHs) there are

• Fourcentre
• Five centre
• Six centre
• Seven centre

36. What are the focus steps in organizing programme?

• Monitoring
• Supervision
• Planning programming and implementation
• Evaluation

37. Which of the method is most suitable in a hospital setting?

• Counseling
• Case study
• Lecture
• Group discussion

38. Indicate the time for health post authorized stock level (ASL)

• 1 month
• 3 month
• 4 month
• 5 month

39. Which of the following is an epidemiological function of health worker during an epidemics?

• Conduction assessment of suspected case to detect the communicable disease.
• Monitoring the condition of case affected by communicable disease.
• Participating in the investigation to determine the source of epidemics.
• Teaching the community on preventive measure against epidemics.

40. The planner in a district hospital is

• Doctor
• Staff nurse
• Accountant
• ANM

41. The most sensitive indicator for health status of the country is

• MMR
• CDR
• IMR
• CMR

42. To eliminate leprosy means

• Prevalence rate below 1 per 1,000 populations
• Prevalence rate below 1 per 10,000 populations
• Prevalence rate below 1 per 1,00,000 populations
• None of the above

43. What is the best method learning?

• Hearing
• Seeing
• Doing
• Imitation

44. “Universal precautions” means

• Taking precautions while handling HIV/AIDS patients
• Use of gloves and goggles by health workers during surgical procedures
• Distribution of drugs according national standard
• It is a procedure or precautions to prevent from the infections for health professionals and patient

45. Which of the following may prevent against HIV transmission?

• IUCD
• Condoms
• Diaphragm
• Spermicidal jelly

46. Common concept of health system is

• Concept, idea
• Concept, person
• Concept, idea, object
• Concept, idea, person, object

47. The best method of spacing for a woman with a two-month old child will be

• Oral pills
• Depoprovera injection
• Coitus interruption
• Minilap

48. WHO definition for multidrug Rx means resistance to at least

• INH and Rifampicin
• Rifampicin and streptomycin
• Rifampicin and pyrazinamide
• Ethambutol and streptomycin

49. Which one of the following is not related to reproductive health?

• Safe motherhood
• Adolescent health
• Family planning, STI and HIV/AIDS
• Environment sanitation

50. World AIDS day is observed every year on

• January, 31
• May, 1
• December, 1
• October, 1

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