What is Tourism? Explain different forms and types of Tourism with suitable examples.
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Discuss the different managerial aspects in airlines industry along with the challenges in airlines management.
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Discuss the various aspects to be considered while setting up a Travel Agency.
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See Answer →Decision Making
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Who is an entrepreneur? Discuss the qualities required to be an entrepreneur.
See Answer →Place a (P) mark against 'T' if you consider the statement as true and 'F' if you consider the statement as false
a) Immediate care given to the victim of an accident / illness before arrival of doctor is known as First aid (T/F)
b) Lack of sleep for short period during night time is known as insommia. (T/F)
c) Thalaseemia is an inherited blood disorder (T/F)
d) Extreme pain in joints is main features of osteoporosis (T/F)
e) Hoarsesness of voice is the common sign of cancer of larynx (T/F)
See Answer →Fill in the blanks:
a) Introducing oneself is the most important part of initiating ......................
b) An illness that develops suddenly over a very short period of time refers to ..................... illness.
c) Bringing back the persons to his/her normal health or to the best possible outcome in health refers to ..................
d) Care provided to relieve pain and anxiety in terminally ill is known as .......................
e) A life threatening conditions that develops when the body's blood pressure drops down is known as ..................
See Answer →| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| a) Most expressive part of the body | i) Bones |
| b) Structural frame work of body | ii) Prophylactic |
| c) Medicine given to prevent occurrence of certain disease | iii) Parkinson's disease |
| d) Degenerative brain syndrome with decline in memory | iv) Phantom |
| e) Sensations of presence of limb which has been amputated | v) Face |
| vi) Leather | |
| vii) Alzheimer Disease | |
| viii) Muscle |
Place a (P) against the most appropriate answer given under each statement
1) In all of the following conditions plenty of fluids are given to patient except:
i) Kidney failure
ii) Indigestion/Diarrhea
iii) Constipation
iv) Fever
2) All of the following measures are required to be carried out in case of foreign object into the eye except:-
i) Prevent person from rubbing his/her eyes.
ii) Ask the person to see upward if object is in upper eye lid.
iii) Ask the person to see down wards if object is in upper eye lid.
iv) Make the person sit in adequate light.
3) The most common and widely used route of administration of drugs is:
i) Injection.
ii) Sublingual
iii) Inhalation
iv) Oral
4) Low- fat diet is required to manage all of the following conditions except:
i) Pancreatitis
ii) Cholecystitis
iii) Protein, Energy, Malnutrition
iv) Obesity
5) All of the following are causes of Diabetes mellitus except:
i) Obesity
ii) Infection
iii) Hereditary
iv) Stress
See Answer →1) In all of the following conditions plenty of fluids are given to patient except:
i) Kidney failure
ii) Indigestion/Diarrhea
iii) Constipation
iv) Fever
2) All of the following measures are required to be carried out in case of foreign object into the eye except:-
i) Prevent person from rubbing his/her eyes.
ii) Ask the person to see upward if object is in upper eye lid.
iii) Ask the person to see down wards if object is in upper eye lid.
iv) Make the person sit in adequate light.
3) The most common and widely used route of administration of drugs is:
i) Injection.
ii) Sublingual
iii) Inhalation
iv) Oral
4) Low- fat diet is required to manage all of the following conditions except:
i) Pancreatitis
ii) Cholecystitis
iii) Protein, Energy, Malnutrition
iv) Obesity
5) All of the following are causes of Diabetes mellitus except:
i) Obesity
ii) Infection
iii) Hereditary
iv) Stress
See Answer →Discuss the needs of dying person and how would you meet these needs, Support your answer with the help of examples.
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