Diseases
Total Questions: 63
A ) 1918 ✅
B ) 1919
C ) 1920
D ) None of these
A ) Virus ✅
B ) Medicine
C ) Poison
D ) Vitamins
A ) Virus
B ) Parasite ✅
C ) Bacteria
D ) Fungus
A ) Anopheles ✅
B ) Aedes
C ) Culex
D ) Testse
A ) Plasmodium ✅
B ) Bacteria
C ) Virus
D ) Toxin
A ) Female Anopheles ✅
B ) Male Anopheles
C ) Male Aedes
D ) Female Culex
A ) Spleen and liver ✅
B ) Heart and brain
C ) Lungs and heart
D ) Kidneys are lungs
A ) China ✅
B ) South Africa
C ) India
D ) Brazil
A ) Liver ✅
B ) Lungs
C ) Kidneys
D ) Spleen
A ) Typhoid
B ) Hepatitis ✅
C ) Cholera
D ) Jaundice
A ) Leukemia ✅
B ) Glaucoma
C ) Both A and B
D ) None of these
A ) Pancreas
B ) Kidney
C ) Liver ✅
D ) Small intestine
A ) Streptococcus ✅
B ) Filamentous
C ) Paramyxo
D ) None of these
A ) Bacilli
B ) Cocci ✅
C ) Vibrio
D ) None of these
A ) Skin & Gums
B ) Blood
C ) Lungs ✅
D ) Nervous system
A ) Malaria
B ) Cancer
C ) Tetanus ✅
D ) Rabies
A ) Pancreas ✅
B ) Liver
C ) Kidneys
D ) Muscles
A ) Typhoid ✅
B ) Cancer
C ) Malaria
D ) Tuberculosis
A ) Brain
B ) Nose
C ) Ear
D ) Throat ✅
A ) Throat ✅
B ) Nervous system
C ) Stomach
D ) Brain
A ) Calcium ✅
B ) Fluoride
C ) Weakness
D ) None of these
A ) Bromine
B ) Iodine ✅
C ) Protein
D ) Potassium
A ) Tetanus
B ) Rickets ✅
C ) Anemia
D ) Scurvy
A ) Anemia ✅
B ) Irregular heart beats
C ) Bone deformity
D ) Tooth decay
A ) Loss of memory ✅
B ) Loss of hearing
C ) Loss of sight
D ) Sleeping sickness
A ) 5 to 15 second
B ) 15 to 30 seconds ✅
C ) 30 to 45 seconds
D ) None of these
A ) Eyes ✅
B ) Skin
C ) Liver
D ) Kidney
A ) Skin
B ) Heart
C ) Ear
D ) Eyesight ✅
A ) Brain
B ) Chest
C ) Eye ✅
D ) None of these
A ) Hemophilia ✅
B ) Polio
C ) Cholera
D ) Typhoid
A ) Blood clotting ✅
B ) Bones
C ) Lungs
D ) Digestive system
A ) Heart disease ✅
B ) AIDS
C ) Cancer
D ) None of these
A ) Blood related disease ✅
B ) A type of cancer affecting the blood
C ) A viral infection affecting the respiratory system
D ) None
Explanation:
Thalassemia is a genetic blood disorder characterized by the body’s inability to produce enough hemoglobin , which is essential for carrying oxygen in the blood. It leads to anemia , fatigue, and other health complications.
✅Thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder in which the body makes an abnormal form or inadequate amount of hemoglobin, leading to anemia .
Types: ✅Alpha Thalassemia ✅Beta Thalassemia 📌 Important Points for Exams :
✅ Cause: Genetic mutation (inherited from parents) ✅ Affects: Hemoglobin production ✅ Result: Severe anemia and fatigue ✅ Inheritance: Autosomal recessive ✅ Treatment: Blood transfusions, bone marrow transplant, iron chelation ✅ Prevention: Prenatal screening, genetic counseling ✅ Most affected regions: Mediterranean, South Asia, Middle East, Africa.
A ) Dengue ✅
B ) Malana
C ) Scarlet fever
D ) None of these
A ) Aedes aegypti ✅
B ) Culex
C ) Anopheles
D ) Manson ides
A ) Virus
B ) Fever ✅
C ) Flu
D ) Headache
A ) Virus ✅
B ) Bacteria
C ) Iron deficiency
D ) Excess fat
A ) Full body paralysis ✅
B ) Lungs
C ) Blood
D ) Blindness
A ) Plague ✅
B ) SARS
C ) Leprosy
D ) None of these
A ) Disease with high incidence all over the country
B ) Disease affecting children under 5 years old
C ) Disease brought to country by travellers and livestock
D ) Disease generally prevalent in a particular area in a particular area ✅
A ) Epidemic ✅
B ) Endemic
C ) Pandemic
D ) None of these
A ) COVID-19 pandemic ✅
B ) Chicken pox in children
C ) The Black plaug8 in Europe
D ) Influenza outbreak in the City
A ) A large number across multiple countries and continents ✅
B ) A Small number in a local area
C ) A few people in one community
D ) Only those with immune systems
A ) Ribosomes
B ) Interferons ✅
C ) Nephrons
D ) Neuron
A ) Antidote ✅
B ) Analgesic
C ) Tranquilizer
D ) Obsolete
A ) Colour blindness
B ) Depression
C ) Inability to sleep ✅
D ) None of these
A ) Eating disorder ✅
B ) Nervous disorder
C ) Sleeping sickness
D ) Loss of memory
A ) Measles
B ) Influenza
C ) HIV/AIDS
D ) None of these (Bacterial disease) ✅
A ) Cow
B ) Animals
C ) Human ✅
D ) Rabbits
A ) Eye ✅
B ) Liver
C ) Kidney
D ) Brain
A ) Blue and yellow
B ) Red and Green ✅
C ) Black and white
D ) Purple and orange
A ) Female
B ) Males ✅
C ) Both equally
D ) Children only
A ) Eye ✅
B ) Lungs
C ) Kidney
D ) Skin
A ) Liver
B ) Heart
C ) Brain ✅
D ) Lungs
A ) Brain and spinal cord ✅
B ) stomach
C ) Lungs
D ) Kidneys
A ) Liver
B ) Lungs
C ) Brain ✅
D ) Heart
A ) Vitamin A
B ) Vitamin B3 ( Niacin) ✅
C ) Vitamin C
D ) Vitamin D
A ) 102°F ✅
B ) 106°F
C ) 110°F
D ) 120°F
A ) Food poisoning
B ) Dehydration ✅
C ) Hepatitis
D ) Dysentery
A ) Rabies ✅
B ) Small pox
C ) Cholera
D ) Malaria
A ) Insect taboo phobia
B ) Homophobia ✅
C ) Ethnographica
D ) Control phobia
A ) Acrophobia
B ) Ablutophobia ✅
C ) Claustrophobia
D ) None of these
A ) Fear of automobile
B ) Fear of being alone ✅
C ) Fear of Traffic
D ) Fear of birds
Explanation:
Autophobia is a psychological condition also known as monophobia or isolophobia , where a person has an intense fear of being alone , even in a safe environment.
✅ Autophobia is the irrational fear of being alone or isolated.
📌 Key Points for Exams: ✅ Type: Anxiety disorder / phobia ✅ Symptoms: Panic, sweating, nausea, fast heartbeat, fear of death when alone ✅ Not related to: Autism (different condition) ✅ Causes: Past trauma, abandonment, anxiety disorders ✅ Treatment: Therapy (CBT), medications (if severe), counseling