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Entrance Examinations - 2019
Ph,D. Health Sciences (Public Health)
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INSTRUCTIONS
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This booklet has TEN (l0)
pages. Please check thoroughly for all the pages.2.
Enter the Hall Ticket number on the first pageofthis
booklet as well as on the OMR sheet.3.
There are two PARTS in the question paper-
PART I (Question numbers I - 35) and PARTll
(Question numbers 36 -70). In oase
ofa
tie, marks obtained in PART Iwill
be consideredfor
rcsolving the tie.Each question carries
I
mark and there is no negative marking.All
answe$ have to be answered only in the OMR sheet following the instructions provided thereupon.6.
Scientific calculators are not permined.4.
5.
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1. Mean, Mediau anal Mode
are:
PARTr
A.
Measues of deviationB.
ways of samplingC.
Measuresofconhol
tendencyD.
None ofthe above 2. Research is:A.
Searching again and againB.
Finding solution to any problemC,
working in a scientific way to search foi truth of any FoblemD.
None ofthe above3. Which
ofthe
following is thefirst
step in starting the research process?A.
Searching sources of information to locate problem.B.
Survey of rclated literatureC.
ldentifi cation of problemD.
Searching for solutions to the prcblem4. A commou test itr res€arch dem|trds much
priority
on:A.
ReliabiliryB.
Use-abilityC.
ObjectivityD. Allofthe
above 5. Action res€arth means:A. A
longitudinal researchB.
An applied rcsearchC. A
research initiated to solve an immediate problemD,
A rcsearch with socioeconomic objective6.
A
reasoning where we startwith
certain paaticular statemelts and concluat€with
a universal strtement is called:A.
Deduotive ReasoningB.
lnduclive ReasoningC,
Abnormal ReasoningD.
Transcendental Reasoning7. In
the process ofconductitrg research 'Formulationofllypothesis"
is followed by:A.
Statement of ObjectivesB.
Analysis ofDataC.
Selection ofResearch ToolsD.
Collection of Data8.
A
research paper is abrief
report ofresearch work bised on:A.
Primary Data onlyB.
Secondary Data onlyC.
BothP
mary and Secondary DataD.
None oflhe above\J -81
9, One
ofthe
following is not an open source software:A.
DspaceB.
WindowsC.
Green'stoneD.
Linux10.
Informal
self-educalion is possible in rvhat kind oflibrary?
A.
National LibraryB.
Public LibraryC.
Specific LibraryD.
College Libraryll.
What isBiblio
etry?A.
Functionoflibrary
NetworkB.
lnfomation Management ServiceC.
Information Management ToolD.
Library Service 12.Informatior
is:A.
Raw DataB.
Processed DataC.
Input dalaD.
Organized dala13.
An
appropriale source tofind
out descriptiye information tu:A.
BibliographyB.
Directbryc.
EncyclopediaD.
Dictionary 14,Shelflist
facilitates:A.
classificationB.
We€ding out'C.
Stock verificationD.
Dooumentation 15. Questionnaire is a:A.
Research methodB.
Measurement techniqueC.
Tool for data collectionD.
Data analysis technique16.
A
periodical evaluationofan
employee is donethrough;
A.
Job rotationB.
Performance appraisalC.
Ref.esher courseD.
Work guidev -8?
17.
"Controlled Group"
is a term used itr:A.
Survey rcsearchB.
Historical researchC.
Experimental rcsearchD.
Desoiptive research lS.InductiYe logic proceedsfrom:
A.
General to CeneralB.
Particular to GeneralC.
Geneml to ParticularD.
Particular to Particular19, Which
ofthe
following is not a"Graphic
repr€sentation"?A.
Pie ChartB.
Bar ChartC.
TableD.
Histogram20. Which
ofthe
following is not covered under Intellectual Property Righfs?A.
Co6T ightsB.
PatentsC.
Tmde MarksD.
Thesaurus 21. Otrtolo$/ is:A.
An Indexing MethodB.
Classification oflntemet based documentsC.
Cataloguing of Intemet based documentsD.
Doculnentation service22. The tratrsmission
ofreceiver's
reactiou back to lhe sender is knowu as:A.
Nois€B.
FeedbackC.
MediumD.
Sowce23, A set of rules that govern ov€rall dala communications system is
popularly
klrown as:A.
ProtocolB.
AgreementC.
PactD.
Memorandum24. Staffitrg is concerned
rvith
providing and DaintaiDing"..'.'...resources.A.
PhysicalB.
TeohnicalC.
HumanD.
Financial25, Which of the followitrg is not true about € journals?
A.
They are distributed through digital methodsB.
They also have editors or editorial boardsC.
They arc publications ofserial natureD.
They are always fteeofcost
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26. Whether
Library
is a system?A.
Yes, it has various sections as sub-systems coordinating each otherfoming
a systemB.
No, it cannot be a systemc.
It is quite impossibleD.
Library is separate fiom a system.-
27. What is the most commonkind
oflitter,
by number, found in waterways?A.
plastic bags' 8.
plastic bottlesC.
aluminum cansD. All
ofthese 28, What is sediment?A.
sand and rocks that are too heavy to be caried by water. B.
the oryanic solids that are suspend in wastewaterC.
soil or bits of rock suspended in water- D.
the solids, like fats, grease and oils, that float on top ofwastewater 29, What caus€s acid rain?A.
sulfur and ritrogen compounds from power plants, factories and motor vehiolesB.
sulfur and nitrogen compounds givenoffby
plants as the weaihq warms in the summerC.
carbon dioxide from power plants, factories and motor vehiclesD.
carbon dioxide and methane givenoffby
arctic soils as they warm in the spring.
30. How many people in theworld
do not have access to toilets?A.
aboutl0 million
. B.
aboutI million C.
about 100million D.
aboutI billion
31,
Which ofthese diseases can happen fromdrinking
eontamin.ted water?A.
Pneumonia' B.
SmallpoxC.
MalariaD.
Cholera-
32. Moulds' yeast and fungi are eramplesofa:
A.
Physical hazard. B.
Chemical hazardC.
Pathogenicbacterium '
D.
Biological hazard'
33, Medical research indicates that-
is a Ieading cause
ofgrowth
stunting.A.
Lack of exercise- B.
Eating unhealthy foodsC.
Defecating in the oPenD.
Sleeping on hard surfaces! -t1
3,1. What is the single most effectiye way to prevent the iransmission ofdisease?
A.
AntibioticsB.
Hand washing with water onlyC.
Hand washing with soap and waterD.
No way35. Ortho-tolidine test determitres:
A.
F.ee chlorineB.
Combined chlorineC.
Chlorine demandD.
Both free and combined chlorinePART
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36. Food poilotring is caused by:
A.
Cl. perfringesB.
Salmonella pamtyphiA C.
Vibrio CholeraeD.
Staph. epidermis37.
Child mortalify
rate due to AIDS is Lighest itr:A.
AsiaB.
Sub-SaharanAfiica C.
Latin AmericaD.
Cardbbean38. Rickettsialpox is
traNmitted
by:A.
FleaB.
MiteC. Tick D.
Mosquito39.
l'dllowitrg
rate does trot use mid-year population as a denominator:A.
Pregnancy rateB.
Marriage rateC.
Death lateD.
Birth rate40, The most common occupational disease is:
A.
AsbestosisB.
PlumbismC.
DermatosisD.
Silicosis41, Small for date in comparison to premature
birth
hasiA.
Low birthweightB.
More congenital anomaliesC.
More chances of mental retardationD.
Less survival chances\J -81
42,
World
No tobacco dav is on:A.
lO'hJanuarv '
B. 7"'April
c.
22"dApril D.
31"r May43.
Vitamin Bl2
is not foutrd itr:A. Milk B. Liver C.
SoyabeanD.
Fish44.Al1 are
ildicators ofair pollution
except:A.
Sulphur di oxideB.
SmokeC.
Carbon di oxideD.
Dust particles45. All ofthe
follording cotrstituents are high in humatrmilk
than in Cow'smilk
except:A.
PmteinB.
CystineC. Tauine D.
Lactose46. The hrgest constituent
ofhuman
body is:A.
ProteinsB.
FatsC.
WaterD.
Minerals47. Which of these does NOT shape Gender?
A.
HobbiesB.
MediaC.
PeersD.
Family48. Getrder stability occuN at rdhat age?
A.
5 yearsB.
4 yea$C.
2 yearsD. I
year49, Study
ofaging
is called aslA.
GerontologyB,
HisrologyC.
PhysiologyD.
Anthropology! -81
50, Thatratologr is the study of:
A.
Life expectancyB.
Biological agingC.
Death and dyingD.
Adulthood51. By far, the l€adidg
killer
ofperson over age 65 is:A.
Heart diseaseB.
AIDSC.
StrokeD.
Diabetes52. Of the fouowitrg, which is more frcquent stereotype
ofolder
adulls:A.
Full ofwisdom and knowledgeB.
Healthy and indep€ndentC.
Confused and disorientedD.
Sleepy and l^2y
53. Which
ofthe
following improv€s attitudes towards aging and older adults:A.
Slaying awa) from older adultsB.
Education about older adultsC.
Travelling to older communitiesD.
Watching the porhayals ofolder adults in cinemasandTV's
54. Over the
lduft
years' er!'rronmeirt seem$ to play bigger role than the geneticsin:
A.
The stability ofperson traitsB.
LongevityC.
Alzheimer's diseaseD.
Environment never play a bigge. role 55.Old€r arried
men have been fouod to have:A.
Moderat€ positive emotionsB. tnwer
level ofpositive emotionsC.
Fluctuating emotionsD.
Lower level ofnegative emotions 56. What priDciplc best applierfor
euthanasia?A.
BeneficenceB.
Non MaleficenoeC.
JusticeD.
Autonomy5?. The
certral
guiding principle to medical decision making is:A.
AulonomyB.
Substituted judgmentC.
SelfdelerminationD.
lndividual liberty\ -89
58. Getrder roles refers
lo
A.
The subordination ofwomen based on the assumption ofsuperiority ofmen.B.
Chromosomal and hormonal differences that cause inevitable differences in the behavior ofmenand women.
C.
The rights, responsibilities, expectations, and relationships of women and men.D.
None ofthe above.'
59. Whichofthe followirg
is necessary in obtaining informed consert?A.
A descriptionofthe
statistioal analyses thatwill
be carried outB.
A description ofthe purposeofthe
researchC. A
desoiption ofthe reliability and validity oftest instumentsD. A
list ofpublications that the researcher has had in the last ten years60. What is
it
called when the participants are not revealed to anyonebut
researcher and stalT?A.
Confid€ntialityB.
AnonymityC.
ElhicsD.
Discretion61. Endemic meaus that a disease:
A.
Occurs clearly in excess ofnomal
exp€ctancyB.
Is habitually present in human populationsC.
Affects large number ofcounhies simultaneouslyD.
Exhibits a seasonal paftem62.Which
ofthe followilg
is characteristicofa
singl€-exposure' common-vehicle outbreak?A.
Frequent secondary cas€sB.
lncreasing severiry\rith
increasing ageC.
ExplosiveD.
Cas€s include both people who have been exposed and those who were not exposed 63. Standard deviation is the deviationofan
individual valuefiotrl
theA.
Median. B.
ModeC.
RangeD.
Mean64, Age-adjusted death rates are used to:
A.
Conect death mtes for errors in the statement ofageB.
Determine the actual number of deaths that occurred in specific age groups in a populationC.
Eliminate the effects of differences in the age distributiont of populations in comparing death ratesD.
Compare deaths in penonsofthe
same age group65. For
r
disoase such as pancreatic cancer' which is highlyfatal
aDdofshort
duratioD:A,
lncidence mtes and mortality rateswill
be similarB.
Mottality rateswill
be much higher than incidence ratesC,
Incidence rateswill
be much higher than mortality mtesD.
Incidence Iateswill
b€ unrelated to mortality rates\ -e?
66,
A
program malagerfrom
an international health fuuding agency Deeds to identify regionsthat
would benefit from an intervenlion aim€d at reducing prematuredisabiliq.
The program manager asks a hoatth care consultant to develop a proposal using an index that would help her make this decision. Which of the following would best serve this purpose?A.
Case-fatalityB.
Crude mortality rateC.
Disability-adjusted life-yearsD.
Standardiz€d mortality mtio67.
A
physical examinalion was used to screenfor
breast cancer in 2'500 wometrwith
biopsy-proyen adetrocrrcinomaofthe
breast and itr 5,000 age- and rac€-matched control wom€n. The results of th€physical examination were positive (i.e., a mass was palpated)
in
1,800 cases and in 800control
women, allofwhom
sho$ed no evidence ofcatrcer at biopsy. The sensitivityofthe
physical examination was:A.
72%B. 84%
c.
69VoD.
None ofthe above68. The extent to which a specific health care treatment, service, procedure, progmm' or other
inteflention
does whatit
is intended to do when used in a community-dwelling population is lermed its:A.
EfficacyB.
EflectivenessC.
Effect modificationD.
Efficiency69. The association betweed exposure to television viewing and mental acuity in children was studied atrd the followihg information was recorded
for
eachchild
in ihe study; Religion(Ilindu
or any other religioD), age (in y€ars), and amount of exposure to TV viewing (ratedfrom
0for
no exposure to 3for
more thatr three years exposure to TV aiewing). Which
olthe
following choices lists these variables itr the order of: dichotomous nominal' ordinal, and cotrtitruous?A.
Amount ofexposure, religion, ageB.
Age, religion, amount ofexposureC.
Religion, age, amountofexposure
.. D.
Religion, amount ofexposure, age70. Which
ofthe
following procedurewill
give us an idea about th€ slrengthofalsociation
between an exposure and an outcomevariable:
A. 't'
testB.
chi - square testC,
both the aboveD.
none ofthemEND
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University of Hyderabad
Entrance Examinations - 2019 School/Department/Centre
: SCHOOLOF MEDTCALSCTENCESCourse/Subject : Ph. D
-
Health Sciences (publicHealth)-
Code: V-89Signature
School/DepaFrfen
B.R. SHAMANNA
Professor School ot Medical Sciences
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