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Q1.
An epidemic is defined as:
A.
A rare disease in a population
B.
A disease constantly present in a region
C.
The occurrence of disease cases above the expected level
D.
A disease that spreads globally
Q1. An epidemic is defined as:
Ans: [C] The occurrence of disease cases above the expected level
Explanation:
C
Q2.
Monitoring is the part of:
A.
Program evaluation
B.
Program implementation
C.
Program planning
D.
Process of strategy making
Q2. Monitoring is the part of:
Ans: [B] Program implementation
Explanation:
Q3.
What is the most common occupational injury among farmers in Nepal?
A.
Neck injury
B.
Spine injury
C.
Leg injury
D.
Eye injury
Q3. What is the most common occupational injury among farmers in Nepal?
Ans: [C] Leg injury
Explanation:
C
Q4.
Carbohydrate reserve in the form of glycogen of a normal human adult is:
A.
100 gm
B.
250 gm
C.
500 gm
D.
1000 gm
Q4. Carbohydrate reserve in the form of glycogen of a normal human adult is:
Ans: [C] 500 gm
Explanation:

Glycogen is the storage form of carbohydrates in mammals. In humans the majority of glycogen is stored in skeletal muscles (∼500 g) and the liver (∼100 g). Food is supplied in larger meals, but the blood glucose concentration has to be kept within narrow limits to survive and stay healthy.

Q5.
Insects belong to which phylum?
A.
Mollusca
B.
Chordata
C.
Arthropoda
D.
Annelida
Q5. Insects belong to which phylum?
Ans: [C] Arthropoda
Explanation:
C
Q6.
Which of the following is not a computer application for data management and analysis in health science research?
A.
SPSS
B.
Epi Data
C.
STATA
D.
DHIS 2
Q6. Which of the following is not a computer application for data management and analysis in health science research?
Ans: [D] DHIS 2
Explanation:
D
Q7.
Which injury results from the overstretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon often caused by sudden movement or excessive force?
A.
Sprain
B.
Strain
C.
Fracture
D.
Dislocation
Q7. Which injury results from the overstretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon often caused by sudden movement or excessive force?
Ans: [B] Strain
Explanation:
Q8.
Who propounded the germ theory of disease?
A.
Leeuwenhoek
B.
Robert Koch
C.
Ambroise Parre
D.
Louis Pasteur
Q8. Who propounded the germ theory of disease?
Ans: [D] Louis Pasteur
Explanation:

Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) demonstrated the presence of bacteria in the air, thereby disproving the theory of 'spontaneous generation' of disease The theory was strengthened subsequently by discovery of a series of microbes in quick succession. i.e.   anthrax bacillus in 1877 Gonococcus in 1847, Typhoid bacillus and pnemumococcus in 1880, Tubercle bacillus in 1882. Cholera vibrio in 1883 and so on.

Q9.
How long would you check if an unconscious casualty is breathing normally?
A.
No more than 10 seconds
B.
Approximately 10 seconds
C.
Exactly 10 seconds
D.
At least 10 seconds
Q9. How long would you check if an unconscious casualty is breathing normally?
Ans: [A] No more than 10 seconds
Explanation:
Assess circulation Do not delay> 10 seconds
Q10.
According to revised Growth monitoring schedule, the total number of times a child should be monitored for 2 years after birth is:
A.
15 times
B.
20 times
C.
24 times
D.
40 times
Q10. According to revised Growth monitoring schedule, the total number of times a child should be monitored for 2 years after birth is:
Ans: [C] 24 times
Explanation:
Q11.
Planning spiral doesn't includes:
A.
Need assessment
B.
Financing
C.
Implementation
D.
Evaluation
Q11. Planning spiral doesn't includes:
Ans: [B] Financing
Explanation:
B
Q12.
Which of the following “P”is incorrect about social marking approach?
A.
Product
B.
Price
C.
Promotion
D.
Population
Q12. Which of the following “P”is incorrect about social marking approach?
Ans: [D] Population
Explanation:

Marketing utility consists of 4 'P' i.e. Product, Price, Place, Promotion.

Q13.
LMIS report should be submitted:
A.
Monthly
B.
Quarterly
C.
Biannual
D.
Annually
Q13. LMIS report should be submitted:
Ans: [A] Monthly
Explanation:
A
Q14.
Which one of the following is not included in the Physical Quality of the Life Index (PQLI)?
A.
Literacy rate
B.
Infant mortality
C.
Expectancy of the life at birth
D.
Expectancy of the life at age one
Q14. Which one of the following is not included in the Physical Quality of the Life Index (PQLI)?
Ans: [C] Expectancy of the life at birth
Explanation:
C
Q15.
First line drug for treatment of Malaria is........tablet.
A.
Dexamethasone
B.
Chloroquine
C.
Piperaquine
D.
Penicillin G
Q15. First line drug for treatment of Malaria is........tablet.
Ans: [B] Chloroquine
Explanation:
Q16.
Earliest symptom of acute appendicitis:
A.
Pain
B.
Vomiting
C.
Fever
D.
Diarrhea
Q16. Earliest symptom of acute appendicitis:
Ans: [A] Pain
Explanation:
Q17.
All are the features of food poisoning EXCEPT:
A.
Often a single group of person who shared a common meal and no secondary cases
B.
Incubation period: 1–24 hours
C.
Onset with vomiting
D.
Copious rice watery inoffensive stool
Q17. All are the features of food poisoning EXCEPT:
Ans: [D] Copious rice watery inoffensive stool
Explanation:
D
Q18.
All are the key commodities of indicator in CB-IMNCI program EXCEPT:
A.
Chlorhexidine
B.
ORS
C.
Zinc
D.
Paracetamol
Q18. All are the key commodities of indicator in CB-IMNCI program EXCEPT:
Ans: [D] Paracetamol
Explanation:
Q19.
The study of socio-cultural factors influencing health is known as:
A.
Sociology
B.
Medical Geography
C.
Socio-cultural Anthropology
D.
Psychology
Q19. The study of socio-cultural factors influencing health is known as:
Ans: [C] Socio-cultural Anthropology
Explanation:
C
Q20.
What will be the best contraceptive method for newly married couple?
A.
IUCD
B.
Oral Pills
C.
Minilap
D.
DMPA-SC
Q20. What will be the best contraceptive method for newly married couple?
Ans: [B] Oral Pills
Explanation:
Q21.
Which one of the following measures the degree to which objectives and targets are fulfilled and quality of the results obtained?
A.
Monitoring
B.
Planning
C.
Evaluation
D.
Management
Q21. Which one of the following measures the degree to which objectives and targets are fulfilled and quality of the results obtained?
Ans: [C] Evaluation
Explanation:
C
Q22.
True about National HIV AIDS strategy in:
A.
Fast track approach
B.
Ending AIDS epidemic by 2030
C.
Achieving the 95-95-95 targets by 2026
D.
All of the above
Q22. True about National HIV AIDS strategy in:
Ans: [D] All of the above
Explanation:
Q23.
The pain medication of choice in acute myocardial infraction is:
A.
Pethidine hydrochloride
B.
Diclofenac sodium
C.
Codeine sulfate
D.
Morphine sulfate
Q23. The pain medication of choice in acute myocardial infraction is:
Ans: [D] Morphine sulfate
Explanation:
Q24.
Who received 2024 Nobel prize in literature?
A.
Han Kang
B.
Jon Fosse
C.
Annie Ernaux
D.
Abdulrazak Gurnah
Q24. Who received 2024 Nobel prize in literature?
Ans: [A] Han Kang
Explanation:
A
Q25.
Health promotion primarily focuses on:
A.
Treating disease
B.
Preventing complications
C.
Empowering individuals and communities for healthy behavior
D.
Surgical interventions
Q25. Health promotion primarily focuses on:
Ans: [C] Empowering individuals and communities for healthy behavior
Explanation:
C
Q26.
TQM stand for:
A.
Total Quality Management
B.
Total Quantity Management
C.
Testing Quality Management
D.
Testing Question Management
Q26. TQM stand for:
Ans: [A] Total Quality Management
Explanation:
A
Q27.
Which term is more comprehensive, covering both live births and biological capacity for reproduction in a population?
A.
Natality
B.
Birth rate
C.
Fertility rate
D.
Growth rate
Q27. Which term is more comprehensive, covering both live births and biological capacity for reproduction in a population?
Ans: [A] Natality
Explanation:
A
Q28.
Which of the following is not a component of the School Health Program?
A.
Health teaching
B.
Nutritional services
C.
Periodic health checkups
D.
Outreach clinic
Q28. Which of the following is not a component of the School Health Program?
Ans: [D] Outreach clinic
Explanation:
D
Q29.
HPV vaccine to unmarried adolescent girls is a milestone for preventing: (Past Question)
A.
STD and HIV/AIDS
B.
Breast Cancer
C.
Cervical Cancer
D.
HPV infections
Q29. HPV vaccine to unmarried adolescent girls is a milestone for preventing: (Past Question)
Ans: [C] Cervical Cancer
Explanation:

Cervical Cancer

Q30.
Donation of patients own blood prior to his scheduled surgery is called:
A.
Heterologous
B.
Homologous
C.
Autologous
D.
Blood salvage
Q30. Donation of patients own blood prior to his scheduled surgery is called:
Ans: [C] Autologous
Explanation:

Autologous donations are blood donations that individuals give for their own use – for example, before a surgery.

Q31.
All of the following are true about quality assurance in health care EXCEPT:
A.
It involves continuous monitoring, assessment and improvement of health care processes
B.
It focuses detecting and rectifying defects after the service is provided
C.
It aims to enhance patient satisfaction
D.
It increases healthcare efficiency
Q31. All of the following are true about quality assurance in health care EXCEPT:
Ans: [B] It focuses detecting and rectifying defects after the service is provided
Explanation:
B
Q32.
When the surgeon performs the surgical procedure. Who monitors the status of the patient like urine output, blood loss?
A.
Scrub nurse
B.
Surgeon
C.
Anesthesiologist
D.
Circulating nurse
Q32. When the surgeon performs the surgical procedure. Who monitors the status of the patient like urine output, blood loss?
Ans: [C] Anesthesiologist
Explanation:

Anesthesiologist

Q33.
The total utility will be a maximum when:
A.
Marginal utility is negative
B.
Marginal utility equals price
C.
The ratio of the respective marginal utilities is equal to the ratio of prices
D.
Marginal utility is positive
Q33. The total utility will be a maximum when:
Ans: [C] The ratio of the respective marginal utilities is equal to the ratio of prices
Explanation:
C
Q34.
'Father of Public Health' refers to:
A.
John Snow
B.
Louis Pasteur
C.
Cholera
D.
Typhoid fever
Q34. 'Father of Public Health' refers to:
Ans: [C] Cholera
Explanation:
Q35.
Which of the following best describes an impact evaluation?
A.
Assessing the efficiency of program implementation
B.
Measuring the long-term effects of a program on its beneficiaries
C.
Evaluating the quality of program outputs
D.
Determining the cost effectiveness of program activities
Q35. Which of the following best describes an impact evaluation?
Ans: [B] Measuring the long-term effects of a program on its beneficiaries
Explanation:
B
Q36.
First aid management of first degree burn of hand is:
A.
Apply ice to burned area
B.
Apply butter to burned area
C.
Cool the burned area under running water
D.
All of the above
Q36. First aid management of first degree burn of hand is:
Ans: [C] Cool the burned area under running water
Explanation:
Q37.
Chronic malnutrition assessed by:
A.
Weight-for-age
B.
Height-for-age
C.
Weight-for-height
D.
BMI-for-age
Q37. Chronic malnutrition assessed by:
Ans: [B] Height-for-age
Explanation:
B
Q38.
How many districts are high risk for Rabies in Nepal?
A.
16
B.
26
C.
35
D.
77
Q38. How many districts are high risk for Rabies in Nepal?
Ans: [B] 26
Explanation:

Rabies Risk Zones in Nepal

High Risk

Districts of Terai region (26)

Moderate Risk

Districts of Hilly region (35)

Low Risk

Districts of Mountain region (16)
Q39.
Which of the following was invented most recently?
A.
Snapchat
B.
Tiktok
C.
PUBG
D.
ChatGPT
Q39. Which of the following was invented most recently?
Ans: [D] ChatGPT
Explanation:
D
Q40.
Which of the following is not a direct determinant of fertility?
A.
Literacy rate
B.
Contraceptive uses
C.
Age at marriage
D.
Postpartum infecundability
Q40. Which of the following is not a direct determinant of fertility?
Ans: [A] Literacy rate
Explanation:
A
Q41.
Involuntary passing of urine is known as:
A.
Enuresis
B.
Elimination
C.
Micturition
D.
Defecation
Q41. Involuntary passing of urine is known as:
Ans: [A] Enuresis
Explanation:

Enuresis 

Q42.
A Null Hypothesis is defined as:
A.
An assumption of change
B.
A confirmed fact
C.
No relationship between variables
D.
A statistical error
Q42. A Null Hypothesis is defined as:
Ans: [C] No relationship between variables
Explanation:
C
Q43.
Which HMIS group is related to Tuberculosis program?
A.
HMIS 4
B.
HMIS 5
C.
HMIS 6
D.
HMIS 7
Q43. Which HMIS group is related to Tuberculosis program?
Ans: [C] HMIS 6
Explanation:

HMIS 6

Q44.
Extra calories required by lactating mother during first six months over and above daily requirement is:
A.
600 kcal
B.
550 kcal
C.
350 kcal
D.
400 kcal
Q44. Extra calories required by lactating mother during first six months over and above daily requirement is:
Ans: [A] 600 kcal
Explanation:


Q45.
What is the indication to start ART treatment of HIV patient?
A.
WHO stage 1 and 2
B.
Once client is HIV positive
C.
When the client has CD4 less than 500 cu/mm³ with WHO stage 1 and 2
D.
Once the HIV positive client has opportunistic infections
Q45. What is the indication to start ART treatment of HIV patient?
Ans: [B] Once client is HIV positive
Explanation:

Prevention of breast engorgement is key. The best technique is to empty the breast regularly with feeding. Engorgement is less likely when the mother and neonate are together, as in single room maternity care continuous rooming-in, because nursing can be done conveniently to meet the neonate’s and mother’s needs.

Q46.
What is the term for the movement of people into a particular area, typically from another country?
A.
Emigration
B.
Immigration
C.
Natural increase
D.
Migration
Q46. What is the term for the movement of people into a particular area, typically from another country?
Ans: [B] Immigration
Explanation:
B
Q47.
The commonest agent causing diarrhoeal disease in infants and children is:
A.
E.Coli
B.
Rota virus
C.
V. Cholera
D.
Salmonella
Q47. The commonest agent causing diarrhoeal disease in infants and children is:
Ans: [B] Rota virus
Explanation:
B
Q48.
Which of the following is an individual method of health education?
A.
Seminar
B.
Poster
C.
Counseling
D.
Film show
Q48. Which of the following is an individual method of health education?
Ans: [C] Counseling
Explanation:
C
Q49.
Vaccine given at 14 weeks (Nepal schedule):
A.
PCV
B.
FIPV
C.
Rota
D.
JE
Q49. Vaccine given at 14 weeks (Nepal schedule):
Ans: [B] FIPV
Explanation:
B
Q50.
Commonly the portal of entry of Diphtheria infection occurs:
A.
Respiratory tract
B.
Oral route
C.
Eye
D.
Skin
Q50. Commonly the portal of entry of Diphtheria infection occurs:
Ans: [A] Respiratory tract
Explanation:
A
Q51.
Universal Health Coverage is included in which global development goal?
A.
MDG
B.
SDG
C.
HDI
D.
GNP
Q51. Universal Health Coverage is included in which global development goal?
Ans: [B] SDG
Explanation:
B
Q52.
Which of the following is excluded from the iconic slogan of sustainable development?
A.
Reduce
B.
Reuse
C.
Return
D.
Recycle
Q52. Which of the following is excluded from the iconic slogan of sustainable development?
Ans: [C] Return
Explanation:
C
Q53.
First National Health Policy of Nepal:
A.
1978
B.
1991
C.
2004
D.
2014
Q53. First National Health Policy of Nepal:
Ans: [B] 1991
Explanation:
B
Q54.
Which is the final diagnostic step of PRECEDE-PROCEED model?
A.
Administrative diagnosis
B.
Social diagnosis
C.
Educational diagnosis
D.
demiological diagnosis
Q54. Which is the final diagnostic step of PRECEDE-PROCEED model?
Ans: [A] Administrative diagnosis
Explanation:
A
Q55.
The colour of amniotic fluid is:
A.
Clear pale straw colour
B.
Dark colour
C.
Yellow colour
D.
Brown colour
Q55. The colour of amniotic fluid is:
Ans: [A] Clear pale straw colour
Explanation:
Q56.
According to latest IPC guideline of Nepal, What is the first step of instrument processing for infection prevention and control?
A.
Cleaning with soap/detergent water
B.
Decontamination in 0.5% chlorine for 10 minutes
C.
High level disinfection by using glutaraldehyde
D.
Sterilization by using autoclave
Q56. According to latest IPC guideline of Nepal, What is the first step of instrument processing for infection prevention and control?
Ans: [A] Cleaning with soap/detergent water
Explanation:


Q57.
Based on geographical division of Nepal on the basis of rivers, which statement is correct?
A.
Koshi region: Kanchanjungha himal to Langtang himal.
B.
Gandaki region: Langtang himal to Dhaulagiri himal.
C.
Karnali region: Dhaulagiri himal to Vyas himal.
D.
All of the above
Q57. Based on geographical division of Nepal on the basis of rivers, which statement is correct?
Ans: [D] All of the above
Explanation:
D
Q58.
Vitamin B12 deficiency causes:
A.
Sickle cell anemia
B.
Hemolytic anemia
C.
Cardiac failure
D.
Megaloblastic anemia
Q58. Vitamin B12 deficiency causes:
Ans: [D] Megaloblastic anemia
Explanation:
Q59.
Nepal health care system is:
A.
Four tier health care
B.
Three tier health care
C.
Two tier health care
D.
Single tier health care
Q59. Nepal health care system is:
Ans: [B] Three tier health care
Explanation:
Q60.
Obtaining the consent of patient before doing any procedure is the example of:
A.
Good professional practice
B.
Professional right
C.
It is not necessar
D.
Client/patient right
Q60. Obtaining the consent of patient before doing any procedure is the example of:
Ans: [D] Client/patient right
Explanation:

The patient must be competent to make a voluntary decision about whether to undergo the procedure or intervention.

Q61.
According to IMNCI protocol seriousness of child is categories by:
A.
Inspiratory grunting
B.
Stridor
C.
Fast breathing
D.
Chest wheezing
Q61. According to IMNCI protocol seriousness of child is categories by:
Ans: [B] Stridor
Explanation:
Q62.
The management of post partum hemorrhage include all EXCEPT:
A.
Bimanual uterine compression
B.
Controlled cord traction
C.
Administration of oxytocin
D.
Administration of Vitamin A
Q62. The management of post partum hemorrhage include all EXCEPT:
Ans: [D] Administration of Vitamin A
Explanation:
Q63.
Health services must be shared equally by all people irrespective of their ability to pay, and all must have access to health services is related to which principle of PHC?
A.
Equitable distribution
B.
Community participation
C.
Inter sectoral coordination
D.
Appropriate technology
Q63. Health services must be shared equally by all people irrespective of their ability to pay, and all must have access to health services is related to which principle of PHC?
Ans: [A] Equitable distribution
Explanation:
A
Q64.
According to NDHS 2022, what percentage of households in Nepal have iodized salt?
A.
85%
B.
90%
C.
98%
D.
100%
Q64. According to NDHS 2022, what percentage of households in Nepal have iodized salt?
Ans: [C] 98%
Explanation:

According to NDHS 2022,  Salt was tested for iodine in 99% of households. In Nepal, 98% of households have iodized salt.

Q65.
If anaphylactic reaction occurs, which medicine is given?
A.
Atropine
B.
Adrenaline
C.
Deriphyline
D.
Aminophyline
Q65. If anaphylactic reaction occurs, which medicine is given?
Ans: [B] Adrenaline
Explanation:
Q66.
The finance manager is accountable for:
A.
Earning capital assets of the company
B.
Effective management of a fund
C.
Arrangement of financial resources
D.
Proper utilization of funds
Q66. The finance manager is accountable for:
Ans: [B] Effective management of a fund
Explanation:
B
Q67.
The patient has burns on both legs. These areas appear white and leather-like. No blisters or bleeding are present, and there is just a small amount of pain. How will you categorize this injury?
A.
Full thickness burn
B.
Partial-thickness deep
C.
Partial-thickness superficial
D.
Superficial
Q67. The patient has burns on both legs. These areas appear white and leather-like. No blisters or bleeding are present, and there is just a small amount of pain. How will you categorize this injury?
Ans: [A] Full thickness burn
Explanation:

The characteristics of the wound meet the criteria for a full-thickness injury (colour that is black, brown, yellow, white, or red; no blisters; pain minimal; outer layer firm and inelastic). With pressure, no blanching occurs. The burn is leathery and dry. There is minimal to no pain because of decreased sensation. Full-thickness burns heal by contracture and take greater than 8 weeks. Full-thickness burns require skin grafting

Q68.
Amoebic liver abscess is caused by:
A.
Entamoeba histolytica
B.
E.coli
C.
Taenia
D.
Leishmania
Q68. Amoebic liver abscess is caused by:
Ans: [A] Entamoeba histolytica
Explanation:


Q69.
Which of the following drugs causes teratogenic effects, meaning it can lead to developmental abnormalities or birth defects when taken by a pregnant woman, particularly during the first trimester of pregnancy? (CEE 2025)
A.
Iodine
B.
Folic Acid
C.
Iron
D.
Albendazole
Q69. Which of the following drugs causes teratogenic effects, meaning it can lead to developmental abnormalities or birth defects when taken by a pregnant woman, particularly during the first trimester of pregnancy? (CEE 2025)
Ans: [D] Albendazole
Explanation:
Q70.
Prevalence is:
A.
Rate
B.
Ratio
C.
Average
D.
Proportion
Q70. Prevalence is:
Ans: [D] Proportion
Explanation:
Q71.
Which of the following has the thickest wall in the heart?
A.
Left auricle
B.
Right auricle
C.
Right ventricle
D.
Left ventricle
Q71. Which of the following has the thickest wall in the heart?
Ans: [D] Left ventricle
Explanation:

The left ventricle has the thickest wall in the heart, as it needs to pump blood to the entire body.

Q72.
How many goals, targets and indicators are directly health related in Millennium Development Goal?
A.
1 goal, 4 targets and 9 indicators
B.
2 goals, 6 targets and 12 indicators
C.
3 goals, 8 targets and 18 indicators
D.
8 goals, 18 targets and 48 indicators
Q72. How many goals, targets and indicators are directly health related in Millennium Development Goal?
Ans: [C] 3 goals, 8 targets and 18 indicators
Explanation:
C
Q73.
After BCG vaccination, mother should instruct following points EXCEPT:
A.
Do not put oil and water at injection site
B.
There may be small pustule after 1-2 weeks after vaccination
C.
Do not do anything if there is small pustule
D.
The pustule must be incised and drained and put antibiotic
Q73. After BCG vaccination, mother should instruct following points EXCEPT:
Ans: [D] The pustule must be incised and drained and put antibiotic
Explanation:

The pustule must be incised and drained and put antibiotic

Q74.
World Breastfeeding Week is observed from:
A.
1-7 July
B.
1-7 August
C.
1-7 September
D.
7-14 August
Q74. World Breastfeeding Week is observed from:
Ans: [B] 1-7 August
Explanation:
B
Q75.
A mother may keep baby with kangaroo care for treatment of:
A.
Hypothermia
B.
Anemia
C.
Heart Disease
D.
Fever
Q75. A mother may keep baby with kangaroo care for treatment of:
Ans: [A] Hypothermia
Explanation:

Hypothermia

Q76.
The Constitution of Nepal includes how many fundamental rights?
A.
25
B.
31
C.
35
D.
41
Q76. The Constitution of Nepal includes how many fundamental rights?
Ans: [B] 31
Explanation:

According to the Constitution of Nepal, there are 31 fundamental rights guaranteed to the Nepalese people, outlined from Article 16 to Article 46.

Q77.
In a ratio, the numerator:
A.
Is always part of denom.
B.
Not a part of denom.
C.
Equals the denom.
D.
Is irrelevant
Q77. In a ratio, the numerator:
Ans: [B] Not a part of denom.
Explanation:
B
Q78.
Antidote for pracetamol poisoning is:
A.
N-Acetyl Cysteine
B.
Vitamin K
C.
Atropine
D.
None of the above
Q78. Antidote for pracetamol poisoning is:
Ans: [A] N-Acetyl Cysteine
Explanation:
Q79.
Pallor is best examined in:
A.
Sclera
B.
Conjunctiva
C.
Lips
D.
Tongue
Q79. Pallor is best examined in:
Ans: [B] Conjunctiva
Explanation:
Q80.
When do you call an event a disaster?
A.
The event included physical disruption and affected human
B.
Disease outbreak
C.
Any physical event without effect on human
D.
Any physical event
Q80. When do you call an event a disaster?
Ans: [A] The event included physical disruption and affected human
Explanation:
A
Q81.
95-95-95 is the strategy adopted for:
A.
Malaria
B.
HIV/AIDS
C.
Tuberculosis
D.
Dengue
Q81. 95-95-95 is the strategy adopted for:
Ans: [B] HIV/AIDS
Explanation:
Q82.
The nosocomial infections are acquired from:
A.
Plants
B.
Hospitals
C.
Animals
D.
Community
Q82. The nosocomial infections are acquired from:
Ans: [B] Hospitals
Explanation:
Q83.
During the logistic management Authorized stock level are maintained at HP/PHCC for:
A.
1 Months
B.
3 Months
C.
5 Months
D.
10 Months
Q83. During the logistic management Authorized stock level are maintained at HP/PHCC for:
Ans: [C] 5 Months
Explanation:
C
Q84.
When was the Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC) established?
A.
2043 B.S.
B.
2053 B.S.
C.
2054 B.S.
D.
2066 B.S.
Q84. When was the Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC) established?
Ans: [C] 2054 B.S.
Explanation:
C
Q85.
The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) primarily works on which of the following areas?
A.
Ensuring universal healthcare coverage
B.
Funding military healthcare programs
C.
Organizing global health summits
D.
Advancing sustainable development and poverty reduction
Q85. The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) primarily works on which of the following areas?
Ans: [D] Advancing sustainable development and poverty reduction
Explanation:
D
Q86.
Which of the following is contraindication of corrosive poisoning?
A.
Intravenous fluid administration
B.
Blood test
C.
Catheterization
D.
Induced vomiting
Q86. Which of the following is contraindication of corrosive poisoning?
Ans: [D] Induced vomiting
Explanation:
Q87.
Which cranial nerve is responsible for hearing and balance in our body?
A.
Olfactory nerve (CN I)
B.
Facial nerve (CN VII)
C.
Vestibulocochlear nerve (CN VIII)
D.
Vagus nerve (CN X)
Q87. Which cranial nerve is responsible for hearing and balance in our body?
Ans: [C] Vestibulocochlear nerve (CN VIII)
Explanation:

Vestibulocochlear nerve (CN VIII)

Q88.
Which districts headquarter located at the highest altitude of Nepal?
A.
Musikot
B.
Simkot
C.
Dunai
D.
Jomsom
Q88. Which districts headquarter located at the highest altitude of Nepal?
Ans: [B] Simkot
Explanation:
B
Q89.
One effective way to minimize industrial noise pollution is:
A.
Using chemical treatment
B.
Using soundproof equipment
C.
Increasing industrial production
D.
Removing insulation
Q89. One effective way to minimize industrial noise pollution is:
Ans: [B] Using soundproof equipment
Explanation:
B
Q90.
The management of snake bite includes the followings EXCEPT:
A.
Squeezing the wound
B.
Reassurance
C.
Anti-snake venom
D.
Immobilization of the bitten part
Q90. The management of snake bite includes the followings EXCEPT:
Ans: [A] Squeezing the wound
Explanation:
Q91.
The first institution for child education and socialization is:
A.
School
B.
Community
C.
Hospital
D.
Family
Q91. The first institution for child education and socialization is:
Ans: [D] Family
Explanation:
D
Q92.
Which legislation in Nepal addresses the establishment of a Health Professional Council to enhance the effectiveness of health services, facilitate the registration of health professionals other than doctors and nurses, and regulate their registration based on qualifications?
A.
Nepal Health Professional Council Act 2053
B.
Nepal Health Professional Council Regulation 2056
C.
Nepal Medical Council Act, 2020
D.
Nepal Health Service Act 2053
Q92. Which legislation in Nepal addresses the establishment of a Health Professional Council to enhance the effectiveness of health services, facilitate the registration of health professionals other than doctors and nurses, and regulate their registration based on qualifications?
Ans: [A] Nepal Health Professional Council Act 2053
Explanation:
A
Q93.
When was Bir Hospital established in Nepal?
A.
1875 AD
B.
1890 AD
C.
1905 AD
D.
1920 AD
Q93. When was Bir Hospital established in Nepal?
Ans: [B] 1890 AD
Explanation:
B
Q94.
The national civil code Nepal, 2074 mentioned that child is the individual whose age belongs to:
A.
Less than 15 years of age
B.
Less than 16 years of age
C.
Less than 17 years of age
D.
Less than 18 years age
Q94. The national civil code Nepal, 2074 mentioned that child is the individual whose age belongs to:
Ans: [D] Less than 18 years age
Explanation:
Q95.
What is the purpose of randomization in a clinical trial?
A.
To equalize the effects of extraneous variables, thus guarding against bias
B.
To allow inferential statistics to be used
C.
To guard against placebo effects
D.
To guard against ethical problems in the allocation of patients to experimental and control groups
Q95. What is the purpose of randomization in a clinical trial?
Ans: [A] To equalize the effects of extraneous variables, thus guarding against bias
Explanation:
A
Q96.
UNICEF's scope of work is directly related to all EXCEPT:
A.
Child nutrition
B.
Child health education
C.
Immunization
D.
Safe abortion
Q96. UNICEF's scope of work is directly related to all EXCEPT:
Ans: [D] Safe abortion
Explanation:
D
Q97.
Amplifier for Japanese encephalitis:
A.
Horse
B.
Pigs
C.
Dogs
D.
Monkey
Q97. Amplifier for Japanese encephalitis:
Ans: [B] Pigs
Explanation:
B
Q98.
First phase of menstruation cycle is:
A.
Follicular phase
B.
Ovulation phase
C.
Leutal phase
D.
Secretory phase
Q98. First phase of menstruation cycle is:
Ans: [A] Follicular phase
Explanation:

The first phase of the menstrual cycle is the follicular or proliferative phase. It occurs from day one to day 14 of the menstrual cycle, based on the average duration of 28 days.

Q99.
Which of the following is a bilateral agency working in Nepal?
A.
WHO
B.
UNICEF
C.
USAID
D.
UNDP
Q99. Which of the following is a bilateral agency working in Nepal?
Ans: [C] USAID
Explanation:
C
Q100.
Which one is the richest source of thiamine?
A.
Rice- raw home pounded
B.
Rice-milled
C.
Almond
D.
Groundnut
Q100. Which one is the richest source of thiamine?
Ans: [D] Groundnut
Explanation:

Dietary source of thiamine

Food

mg/100g

Wheat (whole)

0.45

Rice- raw homepounded

0.21

Rice-milled

0.06

Almonds

0.24

Gingelly seeds

1.01

Groundnut

0.90
Source: K. Park
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