COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING OBJECTIVE
QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWER
Q1. The following diseases can be transmitted by water and
food
except
(a) Hepatitis C
(b) Hepatitis A
(c) Cholera
(d) Poliomyelitis
Ans: (a) Hepatitis C
Q2. The concept of health which emphasizes that health is a
sound
mind in a sound body in a sound family in a sound
environment is:
(a) Ecological concept
(b) Physical concept
(c) Psychological concepts (d) Holistic concept
Ans: (d) Holistic concept
Q3. Before administering vaccine, the injection site should not
be
cleaned with spirit because:
(a) It may cause harmful reaction
(b) It will cause necrosis
(c) It may cause destruction of live organisms present in
vaccine
(d) There is no particular reason
,Ans: (c) It may cause destruction of live organisms present in
vaccine
Q4. The following are the functions of male health workers as
a health
team member, except:
(a) Conduct survey of the sub centre and maintain record of
all families
(b) Provide nutrition advice and immunisation to mothers and
children
(c) Maintain information of vital events
(d) Promote health education activities
Ans: (b) Provide nutrition advice and immunisation to
mothers and
children
Q7. Most respiratory infections are transmitted by-
(a) Droplet infection
(b) Transplacental
(c) Inoculation into skin or mucosa
(d) Vector borne transmission
Ans: (a) Droplet infection
Q8. Which of the following is not a content of drug kit A
provided at
sub-centre?
(a) Oral rehydration salt
(b) Tablet cotrimoxazole
(c) Tablet Paracetamol
(d) Vitamin a solution
Ans: (c) Tablet Paracetamol
Q9. Scabies is a:
(a) Non-communicable disease
, (b) Contagious disease
(c) Bacterial infection
(d) Fungal infection
Ans: (b) Contagious disease
Q10. The obligate host to the:
(a) Host in which the parasite remains in asexual form
(b) Temporary host
(c) Only host
(d) Multiple hosts
Ans: (c) Only host
Q11. The constant presence of infection in a given
geographical area
without any external input is known as:
(a) Epidemic
(b) Endemic
(c) Pandemic
(d) Sporadic
Ans: (b) Endemic
Q12. Sporadic means:
(a) Ssudden outbreak of disease in a given area
(b) Infectious disease that has spread through human
populations across
a large region; for instance multiple continents, or even
worldwide
(c) Disease occurs at irregular intervals and only in few places
in
scattered or isolated manner
(d) The constant presence of infection in a given geographical
area
without any external input
QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWER
Q1. The following diseases can be transmitted by water and
food
except
(a) Hepatitis C
(b) Hepatitis A
(c) Cholera
(d) Poliomyelitis
Ans: (a) Hepatitis C
Q2. The concept of health which emphasizes that health is a
sound
mind in a sound body in a sound family in a sound
environment is:
(a) Ecological concept
(b) Physical concept
(c) Psychological concepts (d) Holistic concept
Ans: (d) Holistic concept
Q3. Before administering vaccine, the injection site should not
be
cleaned with spirit because:
(a) It may cause harmful reaction
(b) It will cause necrosis
(c) It may cause destruction of live organisms present in
vaccine
(d) There is no particular reason
,Ans: (c) It may cause destruction of live organisms present in
vaccine
Q4. The following are the functions of male health workers as
a health
team member, except:
(a) Conduct survey of the sub centre and maintain record of
all families
(b) Provide nutrition advice and immunisation to mothers and
children
(c) Maintain information of vital events
(d) Promote health education activities
Ans: (b) Provide nutrition advice and immunisation to
mothers and
children
Q7. Most respiratory infections are transmitted by-
(a) Droplet infection
(b) Transplacental
(c) Inoculation into skin or mucosa
(d) Vector borne transmission
Ans: (a) Droplet infection
Q8. Which of the following is not a content of drug kit A
provided at
sub-centre?
(a) Oral rehydration salt
(b) Tablet cotrimoxazole
(c) Tablet Paracetamol
(d) Vitamin a solution
Ans: (c) Tablet Paracetamol
Q9. Scabies is a:
(a) Non-communicable disease
, (b) Contagious disease
(c) Bacterial infection
(d) Fungal infection
Ans: (b) Contagious disease
Q10. The obligate host to the:
(a) Host in which the parasite remains in asexual form
(b) Temporary host
(c) Only host
(d) Multiple hosts
Ans: (c) Only host
Q11. The constant presence of infection in a given
geographical area
without any external input is known as:
(a) Epidemic
(b) Endemic
(c) Pandemic
(d) Sporadic
Ans: (b) Endemic
Q12. Sporadic means:
(a) Ssudden outbreak of disease in a given area
(b) Infectious disease that has spread through human
populations across
a large region; for instance multiple continents, or even
worldwide
(c) Disease occurs at irregular intervals and only in few places
in
scattered or isolated manner
(d) The constant presence of infection in a given geographical
area
without any external input
