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
The most common mode of transmission of round worm infestation is-
A)
Direct transmission from feaces
B)
Ingestation of contaminated food and water
C)
Through fomites
D)
Meat
Option B is correct: Ingestation of contaminated food and water.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The source of infection of Poliomyelitis are-
A)
Water and rotten fruits
B)
Dust and soil
C)
Cow dung and meat
D)
Feaces and pharyngeal secretions
Option D is correct: Feaces and pharyngeal secretions.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Name of disease characterised by severe attack of irritating cough which becomes paroxysmal producing a ‘whoop’ sound.
A)
Diptheria
B)
German measles
C)
Pertussis
D)
Coryzia
Option C is correct: Pertussis.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Clinical diagnosis of measles can be made by-
A)
Fever with reddish maculopapular rash and conjunctivitis
B)
Fever with 10 or mare skin pustules
C)
Fever with black skin rash
D)
Fever with diarrhoea and urticarial
Option A is correct: Fever with reddish maculopapular rash and conjunctivitis.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Acute respiratory infection with fast breathing is-
A)
Common cold
B)
Common cold with pneumonia
C)
Pneumonia
D)
Severe pneumonia
Option C is correct: Pneumonia.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The first step in the process of planning for a district is preparation of
A)
Sub-Centre action plan
B)
Village maps
C)
Weekly work plan
D)
Family long roll
Option B is correct: Village maps.
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
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 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 of reproductive tract infection is very important during adolescent period because it can lead to -
A)
Psychosis
B)
Rapture Uterus
C)
Infertility
D)
Hormonal imbalance
Option C is correct: Infertility.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
NACO and RNTCP work together for early diagnosis and treatment of TB in HIV patient and for HIV in TB patient to reduce-
A)
Spread of both diseases
B)
Co-infection of TB and HIV
C)
Duration of TB/HIV treatment
D)
Mortality due to co-infection
Option D is correct: Mortality due to co-infection.
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
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
Registration of birth should be done within:-
A)
7 days
B)
14 days
C)
21 days
D)
30 days
Option C is correct: 21 days.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
Visual inspection with a Ascetic Acid is done at the Sub-Centre level for screening of -
A)
Cervical prolapse
B)
Cervical cancer
C)
Reproductive tract infection
D)
Sexually transmitted infection
Option B is correct: Cervical cancer.
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 pattern of transmission differs significantly from the national average of India. While unprotected sexual contact is the primary driver of HIV globally and in most Indian states, Mizoram has historically faced a severe epidemic driven by Injecting Drug Use (IDU). The sharing of needles and syringes among intravenous drug users led to a rapid spike in prevalence rates in the state. Although sexual transmission has increased as the epidemic matured (secondary transmission), the 'highest mode' or the primary driver that established the epidemic in Mizoram is identified as Intravenous Drug Use (IDU).
- Option (a) Unprotected sexual contact: While a major route, it followed the initial IDU-driven surge in Mizoram.
- Option (c) Transplacental: This refers to mother-to-child transmission, which is a consequence of the prevalence in the adult population, not the primary mode of spread.
- Option (d) Unsafe blood transfusion: This is a rare mode of transmission due to mandatory screening of blood units in government and registered private blood banks.
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
Maternal death is defined as death of a woman during pregnancy to :-
A)
2 weeks after delivery
B)
4 weeks after delivery
C)
7 days after delivery
D)
42 days after delivery
Option D is correct: 42 days after delivery.
LDE (other) • 2025 • Paper-II
The quantity of drugs and vaccines acquired at the Sub-Centre should be estimated based on the-
A)
Total number of households
B)
Weekly Work-plan
C)
Action plan
D)
Total population of previous year
Option C is correct: Action plan.
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
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
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
Effective Team work basically depend on-
A)
Use of common language
B)
Size of the team
C)
Components of the team
D)
Common interest
Option D is correct: Common interest.
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.
