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Question 31 Mark

Write down the modes of transmission of tuberculosis.

Answer

It is transmitted directly (by sneezing, coughing) and indirectly (air borne disease).

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Question 51 Mark

Write any two basic conditions necessary for keeping good health.

Answer

Eating balanced diet and personal and domestic hygiene are two basic conditions necessary for keeping good health.

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Question 81 Mark

Why is it difficult to develop vaccines for some diseases?

Answer

It may not be very easy to treat a communicable disease and so it is always a good idea to prevent them from happening because,

  1. A communicable disease can damage the body organ functioning.
  2. A treatment will take time, money and other resources. Moreover, the person may be bedridden for the period.
  3. A communicable disease can spread very fast that can be contracted by other people.

Therefore, prevention is always better than cure when it comes to communicable diseases.

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Question 91 Mark

Why female Anopheles mosquito feeds on human blood?

Answer

It requires protein of human blood to lay eggs and transmit the disease via blood.

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Question 111 Mark

Who were awarded Nobel Prize for discovery of treatment for peptic ulcers?

Answer

Barry Marshall and Robin Warren got Nobel prize for Physiology and Medicine, 2005 for discovery of treatment of peptic ulcers.

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Question 131 Mark

While going abroad, why it is essential to get vaccinated against certain diseases?

Answer

A person may be carrier of some disease. Such a person may take that particular disease to a foreign country. Therefore, all visitors to a foreign country are vaccinated against the disease which is not prevalent in that country. It also acts as preventive measure against diseases commonly found in foreign country. This way the traveller and the host country become disease free.

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Question 141 Mark

Which parameters to health are difficult to measure?

Answer

Mental health and social well being are abstract concepts and cannot be measured on any parameters.

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Question 151 Mark

Which organ is affected if a person is suffering from jaundice?

Answer

Liver is affected when a person is suffering from Jaundice.

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Question 201 Mark

Whether goitre is an inherited or deficiency disease?

Answer

Goiters can occur when the thyroid gland produces either too much thyroid hormone (hyperthyroidism) or not enough (hypothyroidism). Much more rarely, the problem may arise when the pituitary gland stimulates thyroid growth to boost production of the hormone. It is a deficiency disease.

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Question 341 Mark

What is correct?

Wearing socks and full sleeves at night will prevent the attack from dengue.

Answer

Wearing socks and full sleeves at night will not prevent the attack from dengue as dengue spreads at day time. Dengue is caused by bite of Aedes aegypti mosquito which is active during day time only.

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Question 351 Mark

What is correct?

Regular use of OSR cures diarrhoea.

Answer

Yes. ORS prevents dehydration. Diarrhoea is generally cured automatically after 1 to 2 days because it is mostly viral infection.

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Question 371 Mark

What is chronic disease?

Answer

Chronic disease is a long duration slow developing, disabling disease that shows up in long time.

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Question 381 Mark

What is another name of tuberculosis?

Answer

White Plague and Pott’s disease are another name of tuberculosis.

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Question 401 Mark

What is acute disease?

Answer

An acute disease is a short duration disease which often has a relatively severe course.

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Question 431 Mark

What conditions are essential for Sood health?

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The essential conditions of sound health is mental, physical and social well being.

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Question 451 Mark

What are non-infectious diseases?

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Noninfectious diseases are the ones which are produced by the factors other than living organisms and are incapable of spreading from one person to another. like high blood pressure.

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Question 461 Mark

What are contributing causes of disease?

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Contributing causes are factors which make an individual prone to catch a disease, e.g. undernourishment, defective heredity, poor public health services.

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Question 481 Mark

What are acquired disease?

Answer

Acquired diseases are those diseases which one individual picks up after birth. like Jaundice.

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Question 491 Mark

The following disease are protozoan in origin?

Dengue, Malaria, Kala-azar and HIV-AIDS.

Answer

Dengue, Malaria, Kala-azar and HIV-AIDS have protozoan in origin.

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Question 501 Mark

Suggest any two ways to prevent being infected by protozoa.

Answer

There are two ways to prevent being infected by Protozoa. They are:

We should avoid contaminated:

  1. Food.
  2. Water.
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