List of top Questions asked in CUET (PG)- 2025

What defines the "Reliability" of health indicators?

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List-I (Classification of Anthropology)List-II (Characteristics of types of Anthropology)
(A) Physical Anthropology(III) The study of human evolution, racial differences, inheritance of bodily traits, growth and decay of the human organism
(B) Social Anthropology(IV) The study of the development and various types of social life
(C) Cultural Anthropology(I) The study of the total way of life of contemporary primitive man, his ways of thinking, feeling and action
(D) Medical Anthropology(II) Deals with the cultural component in the ecology of health and disease
Waste in health care processes can be classified into how many types?

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List-I (Committee)List-II (Year)
(A) Mudaliar committee(I) 1962
(B) Kartar Singh committee(IV) 1967
(C) Shrivastav committee(III) 1973
(D) Jungalwalla committee(II) 1975
Socio-economic determinants of Health include:
A. Economic status
B. Education
C. Political system
D. Gender
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Arrange the levels of prevention in relation to the natural history of disease.
A. Primordial prevention
B. Secondary prevention
C. Primary prevention
D. Tertiary prevention
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How many essential elements of PHC (Primary Health Care) has been described by the WHO?
What is defined as, "The process of continuous progressive improvement of the health status of a population"?
The process that involves mixing waste with cement and other substances before disposal, in order to minimize the risk of toxic substances contained in the wastes migrating into the surface water or ground water is termed as?
Control programmes are designed to meet the unique needs of each country's health care system, its resources and priorities. Arrange the steps involved from start to end sequentially:
A. Establishing Priorities
B. Problem Definition
C. Considering Strategies
D. Setting Objectives
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The matrix designed to apply the traditional public health domains of host, agent, and disease to primary, secondary, and tertiary injury factors is termed as ____________ matrix.
Which condition is known to be highly endemic in Sub-Himalayan regions?
The colour coding of waste categories for disposal of biomedical waste include:
A. Green
B. Yellow
C. Blue
D. Black
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Arrange the following steps in a sequential manner from beginning to end for the biomedical waste management processes.
A. Segregation
B. Packaging
C. Transportation
D. Storage
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Nalgonda technique for defluoridation of water involves the following steps. Arrange them sequentially from first to last step.
A. Addition of two chemicals (lime and alum)
B. Sedimentation
C. Flocculation
D. Filtration
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Which of the following measures the hardness of water for different salts?
Michael Porter competitive strategies take into account how many forces for understanding the underlying fundamentals of competition?
What is the full form of NOAEL which is defined as the highest dose or concentration of a chemical in a single study, found by experiment or observation, that causes no detectable adverse health effects?
Active immunity is not acquired by which of the following?
The term COPD is defined by which of the following options?
Which of the following terms has been defined by WHO as "the control of all those factors in man's physical environment which exercise or may exercise a deleterious effect on his physical development, health and survival"?
Arrange the four stages in the life cycle of mosquito from the first stage to the last stage.
A. Adult
B. Larva
C. Egg
D. Pupa
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CT is a specialised X-ray examination. CT stands for?

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List-I (Type of Waste)List-II (Classification)
(A) Type 0 Waste(III) Garbage
(B) Type 1 Waste(II) Rubbish
(C) Type 2 Waste(I) Trash
(D) Type 3 Waste(IV) Refuse

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List-I (Categories of Zoonoses)List-II (Type of life cycle of the infecting organism)
(A) Direct zoonoses(I) Transmitted from an infected vertebrate host to a susceptible vertebrate host
(B) Meta-zoonoses(II) Requires more than one vertebrate host species, but no invertebrate host, in order to complete the developmental cycle of the agent
(C) Cyclo-zoonoses(III) Transmitted biologically by invertebrate vectors
(D) Sapro-zoonoses(IV) Have both a vertebrate host and a non-animal developmental site or reservoir