LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Number of Anganwadi’s Centre with the name and address of AWWs should be recorded in the-
A)
Household survey register
B)
Maternal and Child health register
C)
Sub-Centre Register
D)
Village Record
Option D is correct: Village Record.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Human anatomical waste should be disposed by-
A)
Disinfection and disposal in landfill
B)
Incineration and deep burial
C)
Mutilation and shredding
D)
Disinfection with chemical for incineration
Option B is correct: Incineration and deep burial.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The amount of Bleaching powder for disinfection of water for drinking is-
A)
1.5 mg per 1 litre of water
B)
0.5 mg per liter of water
C)
1 mg per liter of water
D)
2.5 mg per liter of water
Option B is correct: 0.5 mg per liter of water.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
To treat scabies, ointment Benzyl Benzoate should be applied on the skin starting from -
A)
Behind the earlobe towards the toe
B)
The shoulder towards the toe
C)
Abdomen towards the arms and legs
D)
Groin and armpits towards extremities
Option A is correct: Behind the earlobe towards the toe.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The clinical sign in Tetanus is manisfected by-
A)
Conversion and unconsciousness
B)
Koplik’s spot
C)
Bitot’s spot
D)
Opisthotonus and lockjaw
Option D is correct: Opisthotonus and lockjaw.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The most reliable method for diagnosis of malaria is-
A)
Rapid diagnostic test
B)
Estimation of Erythrocytes sedementation rate (ESR)
C)
Blood smear examination
D)
Clinical signs
Option C is correct: Blood smear examination.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
For screening of Breast Cancer the Health Worker must teach the women in her area how to do-
A)
Breast self examination
B)
Mammography
C)
Chest self examination
D)
Self examination for Oestrogen
Option A is correct: Breast self examination.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Birth rate is defined as the number of live births during a year per-
A)
100 mid year population
B)
1000 population
C)
10000 population
D)
1000 mid year population
Option D is correct: 1000 mid year population.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Management of sexually Transmitted diseases by Syndromic Case Management is carried out at-
A)
Sub-Centre and Primary Health Centres
B)
District Hospital
C)
First referral unit
D)
Specialty hospital
Option A is correct: Sub-Centre and Primary Health Centres.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Who defines a multi-drug resistance (MDR) tuberculosis as on that is resistance to-
A)
Isoniazid and streptomycin
B)
Isoniazid and Ethambutol
C)
Isoniazid and Pyrazinamide
D)
Isoniazid and Rifampicin
Option D is correct: Isoniazid and Rifampicin.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The dangers of diptheria is that it causes Oedema to the tissue of-
A)
Genito-Urinary tract leading to oliguria
B)
Digestive track leading to intestinal obstruction
C)
Central Nervous system leading to cerebral oedema
D)
Respiratory track leading to asphyxia
Option D is correct: Respiratory track leading to asphyxia.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Prevention parent to child transmission (PPTCT) programme offer universal HIV testing to every-
A)
Married couple
B)
Mother and child during delivery
C)
Pregnant woman and all sexual partners
D)
Pregnant woman
Option D is correct: Pregnant woman.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Annual action plan should be submitted to the PHC every year by-
A)
9th of March
B)
10th of March
C)
12th of March
D)
15th of March
Option D is correct: 15th of March.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Infant Mortality Rate is number of infant death in one year per-
A)
10000 live births
B)
1000 live births
C)
10000 birth rate
D)
1000 birth rates
Option B is correct: 1000 live births.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Twilight area is the radius of ______ kilometres from the intensive area.
A)
4
B)
5
C)
6
D)
7
Option B is correct: 5.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The standard of ventilation prescribed floor space for one person to provide adequate air space is-
A)
20 square feet per person
B)
30 square feet per person
C)
40 square feet per person
D)
50 square feet per person
Option C is correct: 40 square feet per person.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The causative organism of typhoid is-
A)
Salmonella typhoid
B)
Salmonella organelles
C)
Salmonella typhi
D)
Salmonella intestinallis
Option C is correct: Salmonella typhi.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The use of oral rehydration Therapy management of diarrhoea is to-
A)
Stop diarrhoea
B)
Prevent persistent diarrhoea
C)
Prevent death due to dehydration
D)
Prevent diarrhoea and vomitting
Option C is correct: Prevent death due to dehydration.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
faecal-Bone diseases can be prevented by the followings except:
A)
Application of bleaching powder on feaces
B)
Sanitation barrier
C)
Safe removal of feaces
D)
Safe disposal of feaces
Option A is correct: Application of bleaching powder on feaces.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The ultimate goal of national programme for control of blindness is to reduce in the country to-
A)
0.1 %
B)
0.2 %
C)
0.3 %
D)
0.4 %
Option C is correct: 0.3 %.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Community needs Assessment means-
A)
Provision of Health needs as estimated by Sub-Centres
B)
Provision of Health Services to community
C)
Provision of family planning services
D)
Assessment and planning services to be provided-
Option D is correct: Assessment and planning services to be provided-.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Reconstituted vaccines with diluent should be discarded after-
A)
2 hours
B)
4 hours
C)
6 hours
D)
8 hours
Option B is correct: 4 hours.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The only vaccine preventable Viral Hepatitis is-
A)
Viral Hepatitis A
B)
Viral Hepatitis B
C)
Viral Hepatitis C
D)
Viral Hepatitis D
Option B is correct: Viral Hepatitis B.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The highest mode of HIV/AIDS transmission in Mizoram state is-
A)
Unprotected sexual contact
B)
Intravenous drugs user
C)
Transplacental
D)
Unsafe blood transfusion
In the context of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Mizoram, the state has historically faced a unique challenge compared to the national average in India. While unprotected sexual contact is the primary driver of HIV globally and in most Indian states, Mizoram has a very high prevalence of Injecting Drug Use (IDU). The sharing of needles and syringes among intravenous drug users (IDUs) has been the dominant mode of transmission in the state, leading to a concentrated epidemic among people who inject drugs (PWID), which subsequently spread to their sexual partners. Therefore, for Mizoram specifically, intravenous drug use is recognized as the highest/primary mode of transmission.
- Option (a) is a major mode but secondary to IDU in the specific epidemiological profile of Mizoram.
- Option (c) refers to mother-to-child transmission, which occurs but is not the primary driver of the epidemic.
- Option (d) is rare due to improved blood screening protocols in government and private blood banks.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Intestinal worms causes anaemia by sucking the blood from the blood vessel of-
A)
Gastric walls
B)
Oesophageal mucosal linings
C)
Mucosa of small intestine
D)
Mucosa of peritoneum
Option C is correct: Mucosa of small intestine.
