Describe the anomalies associated with carbohydrate metabolism
See Answer →Explain the metabolism of Carbohydrates in human body
See Answer → Place a tick mark (√) against ‘T’ if you consider the statement as true and ‘F’ if
you consider the statement as false. (½×5=2½)
a) DPT vaccine is stored at 20C and 80C. T/F
b) The usual prevalence of a given disease within an area is known as endemic. T/F
c) Koplik’s spots appear in goitre. T/F
d) Haemoglobin below 8gm percent indicates anaemia. T/F
e) Central Health Education Bureau was established in 1956. T/F
) Fill in the blanks:
a) Issue which are forbidden on moral and religious grounds are known as _______
b) A person can be encouraged to work hard or do more work by giving _________
c) Precaution or methods used to prevent cross infection are known as __________.
d) Substances as sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate and potassium chloride
dissolved in water are known as _______________
e) The number of deaths per 1000 population per year in given community is known as
___________________
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Match the items given in Column A with those given in Column B:
| Column A | Column B |
| Primary health care provider to community | i) Ecological concept |
| b) Disease as a result of maladjustment of human standard and environment | ii) Empirical |
| c) Well being of a whole person in context to environment | iii) Nurse Clinician |
| d) Standard related to health institution, personnel etc | iv) Process standard |
| e) Activities concern with patient care, nursing action | v) Nurse Practitioner |
| vi) Structure standard | |
| vii) Holistic Concept |
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The dose of chloroquine for presumptive treatment of malaria is;
i) 150 mg per week.
ii) 300 mg per week.
iii) 450 mg per week
iv) 600 mg per week
Normal weight gain in pregnancy is:
i) 12-14 kg
ii) 11-12 kg
iii) 8-10 kg
iv) 6-7 kg
B.C.G Vaccine protects against:
i) Beri-Beri
ii) Rubella
iii) Tuberculosis
iv) Whooping cough
Vaccine is prepared from all of the following agents except: i) Toxoids ii) Antibiotics iii) Live, attenuated organisms v) Killed organisms
See Answer →BCG vaccine is given as:
i) 0.1 ml intradermal
ii) 0.5 ml intradermal
iii) 0.1 ml subcutaneous
iv) 0.5 ml subcutaneous
Explain role of nurse in dealing with locally endemic disease with the help of examples.
See Answer →List the locally endemic disease in your community.
See Answer →Explain the process of drug order, stocking, issuing and controlling.
See Answer →Describe ways to promote effective use of drugs and avoid wastage.
See Answer →Discuss the causes of accidents. Explain your role as a community health nurse in management of accidents.
See Answer →Providing Safe drinking water and sanitation
See Answer →Family planning.
See Answer →Nutrition education.
See Answer →Describe the health care services provided at village, PHC, CHC and District level. Support your answer with example from your state.
See Answer →Describe the health education methods you will adopt to educate school children and people in resettlement areas.
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