NOTES:
- Attempt all questions
- Students are advised to specially check the Numerical Data of question paper in both versions. If there is any difference in Hindi Translation of any question, the students should answer the question according to the English version.
- Use of Pager and Mobile Phone by the students is not allowed.
PART-A
Answer any six questions. Each question carries equal marks. [6 x 5 = 30]
- Define social Pharmacy. Describe the determinants of health.
- Name the various methods of family planning. Discuss in short on mechanical contraceptives.
- What do you understand by macronutrients and micronutrients. Discuss in short on micronutrients.
- Name important diseases related to respiratory Infections. Discuss the role of pharmacist in counselling patients of Covid-19.
- Name any six National Health programmes implemented by Govt. of India. Discuss the role of pharmacist in implementing National Health programmes.
- Discuss the Indian perspective of National Health Policy.
- What is pharmaco economics? Describe its importance in India patients.
PART-B
Answer any ten questions. Each question carries equal marks. [10×3 = 30]
- Give a short account of Millenium Development Goals.
- Write short note on immunization schedule for children in India.
- Write short note on importance of breast feeding.
- Write about ill effects of junk foods.
- Describe any three drug-food interactions.
- Explain in short any three of the following terms:
- Epidemic
- Quarantine
- Contact tracing
- Malnutrition
- Morbidity
- Name the causative organism of any three of the following:
- Whooping cough
- Filariasis
- Leprosy
- Cholera
- Write the full form of any three of the following:
- BCG
- FIP
- WHO
- HIV
- Describe the disposal of solid wastes.
- Describe the adulteration of foods with suitable examples.
- Write note on role of fibres in our diet.
PART-C
Multiple choice questions/Fill in the blanks. Answer all questions. Each question carries
equal marks. [20×1=20]
- Which of the following is water-borne disease?
- a) Amoebiasis
- b) Tuberculosis
- c) Malaria
- d) Gonorrhoea
- The noise of which intensity becomes a pollutant?
- a) 30 dB
- b) 60 dB
- c) 100 dB
- d) 70 dB
- Menstrual cycle is of:
- a) 26 days
- b) 28 days
- c) 30 days
- d) 31 days
- The most commonly used chemical for artificial ripening of fruits is:
- a) Aluminium carbide
- b) Boron carbide
- c) Calcium carbide
- d) Silicon carbide
- Which of the following is nutracentical?
- a) Acetyl salicylic acid
- b) Omega-3 fatty acid
- c) Citric acid
- d) Lactic acid
- Scurvy is due to deficiency of:
- a) Vitamin A
- b) Vitamin B12
- c) Vitamin C
- d) Vitamin E
- Which of the following is bacterial disease?
- a) Malaria
- b) Athlete’s foot
- c) Tetanus
- d) Glaucoma
- Which of the following is psychotropic drug?
- a) Aspirin
- b) Alcohol
- c) Frusemide
- d) Dapsone
- Carbon mono-oxide is the main pollutant of:
- a) Water
- b) Noise
- c) Air
- d) Soil
- HIV spreads from infected person to healthy person by:
- a) Saliva
- b) Tears
- c) Sweat
- d) Infected syringe
- Physical health shows that all body organs are_____and______in normal state.
- The permanent method of sterilization in females in called as_______.
- The resistance of the body against the effects of invading pathogenic microorganisms is called________.
- To overcome constipation it is necessary to take sufficient amount of_____in diet.
- The major sources of calcium in our diet are______and __________.
- When an epidemic spreads widely is known as__________.
- Poliomyelitis virus replicates mainly in the_______tract.
- Demography can be defined as_________.
- The biggest source of air pollution in the world are________.
- PHC is the abbreviated form of__________.
