Diploma in Hospital Administration

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Online Examination Detail:
Duration- 120 minutes.
Number of Questions- 60. (Multiple Choice Questions).
10 Questions from each module, each carry 10 marks.
Maximum Marks- 600, Passing Marks- 40%.
There is no negative marking.

Candidate Details

NameEmailPhone Number

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1. Menarche refers to which of the following?

A. Beginning of menstruation

B. End of childhood

C. End of pregnancy

D. Primary infertility

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2. The attributes of optimal health include the following except:

A. Anatomical integrity

B. Ability to deal with normal stress

C. Felling of will being

D. None of the above

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3. The CSSD in a hospital is critical for which of the following?

A. Ensuring the smooth operation of the hospital

B. Preventing hospital-acquired infections

C. Managing hospital finances

D. Ensuring patient satisfaction

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4. What is the definition of equity?

A. Maximizing the benefits from available resources

B. Fair distribution of resources

C. Ranking of the priorities

D. None of the above

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5. Manifold services in a hospital setting usually refers to:

A. Diverse healthcare services offered by the hospital

B. The control system for medical gases distribution

C. The management of hospital waste

D. The patient transportation services

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6. A common hospital-acquired infection is:

A. Chickenpox

B. Malaria

C. Tuberculosis

D. Upper Respiratory Tract Infections

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7. ____ is an oath of ethics historically taken by physicians.

A. paupers oath

B. the Hippocratic oath

C. oath of allegiance

D. oath of citizenship

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8. The general meaning of "corpus" is best described by which of the following?

A. Abdomen

B. Body

C. Chest

D. Head

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9. Which of the following terms refers to the ability to breathe comfortably only when in an upright position?

A. Apnoea

B. Dyspnoea

C. Hypercapnia

D. Orthopnoea

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10. Adipose tissue is made of which of the following?

A. Lymph nodes

B. Muscles

C. Fat cells

D. Skin

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11. Emphysema is characterized by:

A. Loss of peripheral vision

B. Chronic Diarrheal

C. Shortness of breath

D. Slow clotting from wounds

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12. Coronary ________to see if there are any blocks in the arteries:

A. myology

B. tektology

C. angiography

D. arteriogram

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13. principle or belief, especially one of the main principles of a religion or philosophy.

A. beliefs

B. creeds

C. tenets

D. principles

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14. Health has many dimensions including:

A. Physical Dimension

B. Social dimension

C. Emotional dimension

D. All of the above

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15. ____________ provided by the applicant should be cross checked to ascertain his past performance.

A. situations

B. locations

C. states

D. references

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16. The levels of care Include the Following except:

A. Quaternary healthcare

B. Primary healthcare

C. Secondary healthcare

D. Tertiary healthcare

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17. _____ is removing feeling from the body while analgesia will typically remove or decrease the level of pain.

A. painlessness

B. anaesthesia

C. benumb

D. sedation

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18. Access to health care is influenced by except:

A. Social factors

B. Economic Factors

C. Health care system

D. Health policies

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19. Scans of the _________in the neck to determine risks of stroke:

A. stenosis

B. jugular vein

C. carotid artery

D. radial artery

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20. Stomach epithelial cells in the body secrete ________.

A. Hydrochloric acid

B. Oxytocin

C. Adrenaline

D. Testosterone

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21. Where are the parotid glands located?

A. Below the stomach

B. Below and in front of the ear canal

C. Behind and above the pancreas

D. Underneath the armpits

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22. Doctors also carry out tumour removal procedures which are then sent for ________to confirm whether the tumour is malignant or not.

A. biopsy

B. sample

C. tissue sample

D. vivisection

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23. ___________ are functional units of food absorption.

A. Villi

B. Red blood cells

C. Small intestine

D. Aggregated lymphoid nodules

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24. Which of the following is the term for an abnormally low white blood cell count?

A. Anemia

B. Leukemia

C. Leukocytosis

D. Leukopenia

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25. Altitude sickness is typically caused due to:

A. Increased levels of CO2 in blood

B. The partial pressure of oxygen

C. Cold temperatures

D. None of the above

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26. _____the study or treatment of irregularities of the eyes, especially those of the eye muscles that prevent normal binocular vision.

A. orthotics

B. prosthetics

C. gaze tracking

D. geotechnology

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27. Hypopnea is a condition where:

A. The airway becomes partially obstructedThe airway becomes partially obstructed

B. The blood does not clot properly

C. The lungs cannot eliminate the excess carbon dioxide from the body

D. The blood oxygen levels are abnormally low

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28. _________is designated for the purpose of protecting the rights, safety and well-being of the subjects(humans) participating in the clinical research.

A. ethics committee

B. meta-ethics

C. applied ethics

D. normative ethics

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29. Primary health care is:

A. Essential health care

B. Comprises curative services

C. The first referral level

D. Provide training programs

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30. Which sentence is wrong regarding health economics?

A. Health economics is the science that is considered with the relationship between the doctor and the patient.

B. Health economics is the discipline of economics applied to the topic of health.

C. Health economics analyses how choices are structured and prioritized to maximize welfare within constrained resources.

D. Economics deals with the consequences of resources scarcity.

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31. The maximum amount of carbon dioxide in the human body is transported as:

A. Bicarbonate

B. Carbide

C. Amylase

D. None of the above

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32. provided the guidelines for the formation of Ethics Committee.

A. fisci

B. Niti

C. mci

D. Indian council of medical research

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33. __________is a specialty that focuses on health care of elderly people.

A. nostology

B. senior citizens

C. gerontology

D. geriatrics

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34. Which of the following statements are false?

A. Lymph nodes are found only near the neck and armpits

B. Pituitary Gland is found at the base of the brain

C. Adrenal glands are found on top of the kidneys

D. Thyroid glands are ductless glands

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35. Primary health care involves the widest scope of healthcare including:

A. All ages of patients

B. Patients seeking to maintain optimal health

C. Patients With all manner of acute and chronic issues

D. All of the above

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36. _____the occupation of measuring eyesight, prescribing corrective lenses, and detecting eye disease.

A. science of spectacles

B. eye examination

C. optometry

D. optometric

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37. The primary function of the cerebrospinal fluid is to:

A. Protect the brain

B. Provide nutrients to the surrounding tissues

C. Remove waste products

D. All of the above

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38. Goals of healthcare quality includes:

A. Safety

B. Timeliness

C. Equity

D. All of the above

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39. Which of the following is the term for abnormally large breasts in men?

A. Gynecomania

B. Gynecomastia

C. Gynophobia

D. Gyno plastics

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40. Which of the following is not a reason for increased health spending?

A. People spend more on their health as their income increases

B. People are living longer

C. The average age of the population is rising

D. People are dying earlier

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41. ______services which is commonly called a "glass eye " or "fake eye.“

A. prosthetic eye

B. ocular prosthesis

C. enophthalmos

D. phthisic eyes

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42. A person who influences a group of people towards the achievement of a goal.

A. lead

B. forerunner

C. leader

D. front runner

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43. in 1962 gave birth to the official title of “Accident and Emergency Service”.

A. the plat report

B. bang theory

C. din report

D. crash report

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44. Humans have _____ lobes in the left lung.

A. 3

B. 2

C. 4

D. 1

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45. The lungs are protected by:

A. Sternum

B. Rib cage

C. Backbone

D. All of the above

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46. The combining form "cephal/o" refers to which of the following?

A. Abdomen

B. Head

C. Neck

D. Ribs

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47. Night blindness and xerophthalmia are generally conditions associated with the deficiency of which vitamin?

A. Vitamin B

B. Vitamin K

C. Vitamin A

D. Vitamin B2

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48. The main function of CSSD is:

A. To manage patient records

B. To provide clean and sterilized equipment

C. To provide food for patients

D. To manage hospital finances

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49. Name the site where digestion of proteins occurs.

A. Pancreas

B. Rectum

C. Liver

D. Ileum

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50. ________is a set of techniques and tools for process improvement

A. cqi

B. six sigma

C. tqm

D. sqc

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51. The term "lithiasis" is best described by which of the following?

A. Dissolving

B. Abnormal condition of stones

C. Penetrating a cavity

D. Stretching of tissue

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52. An area of dead myocardial tissue is best described by which of the following?

A. Angina pectoris

B. An induration

C. An infarct

D. Stenosis

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53. Health care include which one of the following:

A. Diagnosis

B. Treatment

C. Prevention

D. All of the above

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54. Economics is considered with:

A. Limited resources

B. Costs (resource use)

C. Unlimited wants

D. Choosing between Which” Wants” we can afford given our resource budget

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55. Which of the following terms means drainage from the nose?

A. Rhinolalia

B. Rhinophyma

C. Rhinorrhaphy

D. Rhinorrhoea

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56. Regarding primary healthcare which one of the following is incorrect:

A. It is the second level of contact between individual and health system

B. Provided by hospitals

C. The closest to people

D. The complex problems are dealt with

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57. Jellyfish breathe through:

A. Book lungs

B. Gills

C. Diffusion

D. None of the above

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58. Which of the following organisms have book lungs?

A. Ant

B. Penguin

C. Sealion

D. Spider

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59. Hospital-acquired infections can be prevented by:

A. Thoroughly cleaning and sterilizing medical equipment

B. Ensuring healthcare workers wash their hands regularly

C. Isolating infected patients

D. All of the above

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60. According to the WHO, what is the definition of health?

A. Is the level of functional or metabolic efficiency of a living organism.

B. Successful Adaptation of the human body to stress and stimuli from the environment to which it is exposed.

C. A State of complete physical mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

D. The General conditionof a person mind spirit and body usually meaning to be free from illness injury or pain.

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