Kerala PSC Junior Public Health Nurse (106/2021) Mock Test

1. The goal of every human being is to achieve:

2. For the community diagnosis and community treatment, the entire community is considered as:

3. National health policy started on :

4. In Plain area primary health centre covers an average population of:

5. Rehabilitation comes under ______ level of prevention.

6. Which of the following is not a factor for counselling?

7. In communication process the content is converted to codes is known as:

8. Which of the following is not a criteria for the selection of ASHA?

9. World Health Day is celebrated every year on :

10. Basic unit of society is:

11. Which one of the following is a one way method of communication?

12. Judicial organ of the Gram sabha is:

13. The headquarters for UNICEF is:

14. Anganwadi teacher comes under ____ scheme.

15. One anganwadi teacher covers a population of:

16. Municipal corporation is headed by:

17. The most popular and most commonly used AV Aid is:

18. Which food does not contain Vit. C?

19. Vit. B_3 deficiency results:

20. All are fat soluble vitamins except:

21. Longest cranial nerve is :

22. The temperature of water used for sponge bath of an adult person is:

23. Atmospheric air contains _____ % of oxygen.

24. The amount of bleaching powder needed to disinfection of well :

25. The test used to measure the residual chlorine after disinfection of water:

26. The normal GFR is:

27. The islets of langerhans secretes hormone:

28. The defense mechanism in which the individual tries to make excuses and justification for his behaviour is called :

29. The ECT was discovered by :

30. Split personality is otherwise called:

31. Absolute contraindication for ECT is:

32. Trust VS Mistrust occurs in which period of life:

33. In India the Mental health care act came into force from:

34. Fresh air is blown into the rooms by centrifugal fans to create a positive pressure to displace vitiated air is called:

35. The ability of an infectious agent to invade and multiply(produce infection) in a host is known as :

36. The constant presence of a disease or infectious agent within a given geographic area or
population group is:

37. The only class of immunoglobulin which is transported across the placenta is :

38. The level of resistance of a community or group of people to a particular disease is:

39. Vaccines which must be stored in the freezer compartment are:

40. The most reliable method of physical sterilization is:

41. Pleomorphism is a characteristic feature of rash in :

42. The antituberculosis drug which causes peripheral neuropathy is:

43. Pulse polio immunization programme was launched in India in the year :

44. The causative agent of malaria is:

45. Night blindness is caused by deficiency of:

46. The position given to the patient to relieve dyspnoea is:

47. Rice water stool indicates:

48. Waste water which does not contain human excreta is called:

49. The most common fracture seen in children is:

50. Over stretching of a muscle due to a sudden effort or twisting of the part is:

51. Severe body response to an allergic substance is termed as:

52. Wounds caused by moist heat such as boiling water, hot tea, coffee and steam is:

53. Drugs which increase the flow of urine is :

54. The most commonly used muscle for intramuscular injection in children under two years is:

55. The 'rights of children' was declared by

56. The main focus of ICDS scheme is to improve the nutrition and health status under

57. Which of the following is a live attenuated vaccine?

58. Integrated management of childhood illness (IMNCI) is a new strategy developed by

59. Measles vaccine is administered at the age of

60. Weaning should be started at the age of

61. Normal average length of a newborn baby should be

62. Normally, a neonate passes urine and meconium within

63. The anterior fontanelle normally closes by

64. According to WHO, adolescence is a period of life from

65. The first sign of puberty in adolescent girls is

66. No menstrual period for more than six months is called

67. Normally, birth weight of a baby doubles by

68. What is the normal shape of female pelvic brim?

69. Which is the part of the reproductive system where fertilization takes place?

70. Umbilical cord consists of:

71. Deficiency of _____ Causes neural tube defects.

72. Average weight gain during pregnancy:

73. Effacement of cervix means:

74. Normal fetal heart rate is :

75. Uterus is palpable at how many weeks of gestation:

76. Normal labour is otherwise known as:

77. A surgical incision into the perineum to enlarge the outlet:

78. Fine downy hair on shoulder and back of newborn is

79. Vaginal discharge during puerperium:

80. Hydatidiform mole is otherwise known as:

81. In twin pregnancy division occurs after the development of embryonic disc:

82. Newborn before 37 weeks gestation:

83. Occiput posteriorly over right sacroiliac joint:

84. The capacity of a couple to conceive:

85. The woman start taking birth control pills on about day _____ of cycle.

86. What does census provide us?

87. HIV can be spread through infected persons

88. Which is the most common STI caused by Bacteria?

89. A woman is considered to be in menopause after she has missed _____ menstrual cycles.

90. Which strategies help women become more socially and economically empowered?

91. Organogenesis is complete at:

92. World breastfeeding week is :

93. Total Bishops score is :

94. There are _____ fontenells in fetal skull.

95. JSSK launched in India on

96. Which is the peripheral unit available at village level to take care of health needs of the Community?

97. Committee gave the concept of primary health centre:

98. Which is the executive organ of the Gram Sabha?

99. National mental health program was launched during which five year plan?

100. Stock of goods known as: