Chapters and topics
- Introduction to Health Sciences 2 topics · 238 MCQs
- Gastrointestinal System 1 topic · 110 MCQs
- Respiratory System 1 topic · 111 MCQs
- Circulatory System 1 topic · 105 MCQs
- Urinary System 1 topic · 107 MCQs
- First Aid - I 1 topic · 115 MCQs
- Physical Education 1 topic · 114 MCQs
- Nutrition 2 topics · 305 MCQs
Sample Health Tech MCQs
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Q1. Which disease is caused by protozoa?
- lice infestation
- typhoid
- kala azar
- cholera
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Answer: C. kala azar
Kala azar is a communicable disease caused by protozoa.
Q2. Which statement about the digestive system is correct?
- Bile is made in the gall bladder
- Salivary amylase digests proteins
- The colon absorbs water
- Fats are absorbed into blood capillaries of villi
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Answer: C. The colon absorbs water
The correct answer is “The colon absorbs water”. The colon absorbs water.
Q3. Cancer is best described as a/an ___ disease:
- zoonotic
- infectious (person to person)
- vector-borne
- non-infectious
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Answer: D. non-infectious
The correct answer is “non-infectious”. cancer: non-infectious.
Q4. Which structure separates the left and right sides of the heart?
- vena cava
- septum
- right atrium
- left ventricle
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Answer: B. septum
Septum: separates the left and right sides of the heart.
Q5. The kidneys are located:
- below the bladder
- in the abdomen on either side of the backbone
- in the chest
- in the head
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Answer: B. in the abdomen on either side of the backbone
The correct answer is “in the abdomen on either side of the backbone”. Bean-shaped.
Q6. In the R.I.C.E method for sprains, “C” stands for:
- Recovery
- Circulation
- Compression
- Elevation
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Answer: C. Compression
R.I.C.E = Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation.
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