Science Practice Quiz 225

Q1.Which of the following websites is listed as an internet source for more information in the provided text?

A. www.wikipedia.org B. www.incredibleindia.org C. www.nasa.gov D. www.google.com

Q2.What was the common illness that both Aman and Ranjan suffered from?

A. Malaria B. Dengue fever C. Viral fever D. Typhoid

Q3.According to the doctor's prescription for Ranjan, how many times a day was the pink pill to be taken?

A. Once a day B. Twice a day C. Three times a day D. Once before bedtime

Q4.For what specific symptom was the white tablet prescribed to Ranjan?

A. Fever B. Cough C. Bodyache D. Sore throat

Q5.After the blood test results, what was the patient diagnosed with by the different doctor at the Government Hospital?

A. A severe bacterial infection. B. A chronic respiratory illness. C. A bout of viral fever. D. A minor allergic reaction.

Q6.Diseases that are spread from one person to another in many ways such as through water, food, air, etc., are known as what?

A. Non-communicable diseases. B. Chronic diseases. C. Communicable diseases. D. Genetic disorders.

Q7.In a hospital context, what does OPD stand for, and what is its primary function?

A. Out Patient Department; where people are first brought in and treated without being admitted to a special ward. B. Operation Planning Division; responsible for scheduling surgical procedures. C. Outdoor Patient Diagnosis; a facility for remote medical consultations. D. Overall Patient Data; a system for managing patient records.

Q8.What are the chemical names of drugs that help in identifying ingredients and are globally recognised called?

A. Brand names. B. Trade names. C. Generic names. D. Proprietary names.

Q9.Acetyl salicylic acid is the generic name for which drug?

A. Paracetamol. B. Aspirin. C. Ibuprofen. D. Amoxicillin.

Q10.Based on the provided text, what is the definition of an epidemic?

A. A health issue affecting a small, localized group of people. B. A condition that is affecting a large number of people and is also spreading. C. A medical problem caused by a single, isolated incident. D. A situation limited to a specific region without any signs of expansion.

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Science Practice Quiz 225