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MCQs
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- Disposal of expired and cytotoxic drugs is by separate land fill disposal.
- Size of respirable dust is 5-10 microns.
- “Farmer’s lung” is due to inhalation of Hay dust.
- “Byssinosis” is caused by inhalation of Cotton fibre dust.
- Plumbism is caused by Lead poisoning.
- “Blue line” on gums is a clinical feature of Lead poisoning.
- Occupational cataract is due to Heat.
- “Farmer’s lung” is caused by Micropolyspora faeni.
- Disposal of expired and cytotoxic drugs is by Separate land fill disposal.
- Disposal of expired and cytotoxic drugs is by Separate land fill disposal.
- Bio medical waste (management and handling) rules came into force in the year 1998.
- Disposal of expired and cytotoxic drugs is by Separate land fill disposal.
- Number of categories of bio-medical waste under bio-medical waste rule 1988 are: 10.
- Triage uses following color codes EXCEPT: Blue
- The effective size of the sand particles in rapid sand filter is 0.4 to 0.7 mm.
- In fresh bleaching powder, the chlorine availability is 30%.
- Safe limit of fluorine in drinking water is 1 mg/lit.
- Sullage is Waste water from kitchen .
- The percentage of available chlorine in a freshly prepared bleaching powder is 33.
- The primary indicator of microbial contamination of water is Coliform organisms
- The priority for medical intervention in disaster management indicated by “Red” color is High.
- Recommended level of fluorides in drinking water in our country is accepted as 0.8-1.2 mg/litre .
- The effective size of the sand particles in rapid sand filter is 0.4 to 0.7 mm
- The disease transmitted by the rat flea is epidemic typhus
- Scrub typhus is transmitted by Mite
- In fresh bleaching powder, the chlorine availability is 33%
- Safe limit of fluorine in drinking water is 1 mg/lit
- Sullage is Waste water from kitchen
- The percentage of available chlorine in a freshly prepared bleaching powder is 33
- The primary indicator of microbial contamination of water is Coliform organisms.
- Recommended level of fluorides in drinking water in our country is accepted as 0.8-1.2 mg/litre
- Normal conversation produces a noise of: 60-80 dB.
- Sewage is said to be strong if the BOD is ≥400 mg/L.
- Which of the following are stomach poisons? Paris green and sodium fluoride
Essays
- Water– (🏡🏡🏡)
- Water related diseases- Classify and list (🏡🏡🏡)
- Safe and Wholesome Water(🏡🏡)🏡
- Describe WHO recommended microbiological criteria for drinking water quality 🏡(🏡)🏡
- Principles of chlorination
- Bacteriological indicators of drinking water
- Small scale purification of water
- Large scale purification of water (🏡🏡)
- Air Pollution- 🏡
- Sources
- Health Effects
- Preventive and Control Measures
- Septic tank-
- Describe the design
- Working
- Diagram
- Radiation- Biological Effects
Short Notes
- Noise Pollution 🏡
- Noise explosion- (🏡🏡)
- Effects/ Health hazards
- Approach to control
- DDT-
- Uses
- Applications
- Dosage
- Air Pollution- (🏡) 🏡 🏡
- Sources
- Causes
- Health hazards
- Approaches for prevention and control in India (🏡🏡) 🏡
- Indicators
- Indoor Air Pollution-
- Sources
- Hazards
- List water borne diseases 🏡
- Water purification on a large scale 🏡
- Water Purification on a small scale
- Household water purification methods 🏡
- Methods of Solid Waste Disposal 🏡
- Rainwater harvesting 🏡
- Rural Housing Standards
- Greenhouse Effect and its health impact
- Zoogleal Layer/ Vital layer/ Biological Layer/ Schmutzdecke
- Household Water Purification
- Breakpoint Chlorination
- Community fluoridation
- Radioactive pollution
- Flea Index
- Oxidation pond
- Modern Sewage Treatment Plant
- Types of Ventilation