What are the symptoms of hypoglycemia. Suggest the management of hypoglycemic patient.

What is the significance of food laws and standards in promotion of public health? Suggest ways for its effective implementation. 

Define hypothyroidism. What diet is suitable for such a patient?

Why is fibre important in daily diet, list important sources of fibre.

Discuss advantages of dietary survey in detail. 

Name three diseases caused by dietary deficiency and three diseases caused due to excessive dietary intake, suggest measures for management of one disease disease from each category

a. Kala Azar at is also known as viscera………..
b. Toxic substance used in thermometer is …………………..
c. Ascheme of PAPsmear test aims at detecting……………….among women.
d. NSV standsfor…………………………...
e. Opportunistic screening of persons above the age of 30 years is to
detect…………..

a) The T- lymphocyte matures in the bone marrow and spleen of an individual (T/F)
b) Immunoglobulin G (IgG) has two gamma heavy chains and either 2 kappa or lambda light chains
(T/F)
c) Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) is an example of T-dependent antigen (T/F)
d) Hepatitis A virus (HAV) is primarily transmitted through orofecal route (T/F)
e) Human helminthic parasites include ne\amatodes, cestodes and trematodes (T/F)

The vitamin which enhances iron absorption is :
i. A
ii. B
iii. C
iv. D

All of the following are adverse effects of maternal infection except:
i. Foetal growth retardation
ii. Abortions
iii. Pregnancy fullterm
iv. Puerperal sepsis

a) Mild anxiety serves as a motivational force by making one alert physically and mentally. (T/F)
b) Involuntary micturition is normal by the age of 3-5 years. (T/F)
c) Insomnia and sleep walking are chronic disturbances of sleep patterns. (T/F)
d) In Autism, puberty can be the turning point for either improvement or further deterioration (T/F)
e) Mental retardation is classified on the bases of growth and development. (T/F)

a. The ability of an organism to cause infection is called………………….

b. The causative agent of Whooping cough is ……………………….

c. Both yellow fever and Dengue fever are transmitted through the bites of ………….mosquito.

d. Viruses responsible for causing common cold are………………………

e. A toxin that has been treated to destroy its toxic property without affecting its antigenicity is

called …………………….

The practice of early marriage was abolished in theyear:-
i. 1917
ii. 1923
iii. 1925
iv. 1929

Column A                                             Column B
a) PTSD                                                 i) Tab. Disulfiram
b) Anticonvulsant medication                 ii) Substance use Rehabilitation.
c) Alcohol de addiction                           iii) Night mares of the events are common.
d) Self Help Group                                 iv) Language is defective or absent due to injury
Injury of cerebral cortex
e) Aphasia                                                v) Carbamazepine
                                                                vi) Muscular incoordination
                                                                 vii) Difficulty in Swallowing

Reproductive health includes all of the following parameters except:
i. Promotionofunwantedpregnancies
ii. Responsible healthsexual behavior
iii. Promotion ofsafe motherhood
iv. Safe abortion

SStages of malaria fever includes all except:
i. Cold stage
ii. Hot stage
iii. Fever stage
iv. Sweating stage

School children are vulnerable group for any diseases. Explain about School Health programme its benefits, components and your role in school health scheme.

Explain the role of community health nurse inRMNCH+A Programme

Explain the important points you will keep in mind about the maintenance of records by your staff in health center