15 Rs1 MILLION

14 Rs500,000
13 Rs250,000
12 Rs125,000
11 Rs64,000
10 Rs32,000
9 Rs16,000
8 Rs8,000
7 Rs4,000
6 Rs2,000
5 Rs1,000
4 Rs500
3 Rs300
2 Rs200
1 Rs100
 Question 1
Approximate proportion of infectious waste, of total
waste generated from a health care facility is

A. 10-20% B. 30-40%

C. 50-60% D. 80-90%
 Question 1
Approximate proportion of infectious waste, of total
waste generated from a health care facility is

A. 10-20% B.

C. D.
Rs100
 Question 2
Which of the following waste belongs to Category 5 ?

A. Anatomical waste B. Microbiology waste

C. Liquid waste D. Cytotoxic drugs

 Question 2
Which of the following waste belongs to Category 5 ?

A. B.

C. D. Cytotoxic drugs
Rs200
 Question 3
Sharps are put into ______ puncture proof
containers

A. Red B. Yellow

C. Blue D. Black
 Question 3
Sharps are put into ______ puncture proof
containers

A. B.

C. Blue D.
Rs300
 Question 4
Which among the following is not an example of
PPE?

A. Boot B. Mask

C. Gloves D. Emollient
 Question 4
Which among the following is not an example of
PPE?

A. B.

C. D. Emollient
Rs500
 Question 5
Microbiology and Biotechnology waste- waste from
laboratory cultures stocks, specimens of micro-
organisms etc should be put into___________ bins

A. Red B. Yellow

C. Blue D. Black
 Question 5
Microbiology and Biotechnology waste- waste from
laboratory cultures stocks, specimens of micro-
organisms etc should be put into___________ bins

A. Red B.

C. D.
Rs1,000
 Question 6
_____________ is a process of burning the
anatomical waste such as human tissues, organs,
placenta and waste collected in yellow bags without
disinfection, body parts in high temperature to
destroy waste

A. Autoclave B. Incineration

C. Shredding D. Sharp pit

 Question 6
_____________ is a process of burning the
anatomical waste such as human tissues, organs,
placenta and waste collected in yellow bags without
disinfection, body parts in high temperature to
destroy waste

A. B. Incineration

C. D.
Rs2,000
 Question 7
Soiled waste- Items contaminated with blood and
body fluids including cotton, dressing plaster casts
etc should be put in _______ bin

A. Red B. Yellow

C. Blue D. Black
 Question 7
Soiled waste- Items contaminated with blood and
body fluids including cotton, dressing plaster casts
etc should be put in _______ bin

A. Red B.

C. D.
Rs4,000
 Question 8
Which of the following is not used for disinfection of
waste in the hospital?

A. 1% Hypochlorite sol B. DDT

C. 10% Bleach sol D. Glutaraldehyde

 Question 8
Which of the following is not used for disinfection of
waste in the hospital?

A. B. DDT

C. D.
Rs8,000
 Question 9
The human anatomical waste can be disposed of by

A. Burning B. Deep Burial

C. Incineration D. Both B&C

 Question 9
The human anatomical waste can be disposed of by

A. B.

C. D. Both B&C
Rs16,000
 Question 10
The colour code for the biomedical waste to be
autoclaved, disinfected is

A. Red B. Yellow

C. Blue D. Black
 Question 10
The colour code for the biomedical waste to be
autoclaved, disinfected is

A. Red B.

C. D.
Rs32,000
 Question 11
Waste which has been in contact with the blood or
body fluids is termed as

A. Radiological waste B. Liquid waste

C. Infectious waste D. General waste

 Question 11
Waste which has been in contact with the blood or
body fluids is termed as

A. B.

C. Infectious waste D.
Rs64,000
 Question 12
In Biomedical Waste (Management & Handling)
Rules 1998, waste sharps comes under the following
category

A. 6 B. 10

C. 4 D. 8
 Question 12
In Biomedical Waste (Management & Handling)
Rules 1998, waste sharps comes under the following
category

A. B.

C. 4 D.
Rs125,000
 Question 13
The diseases which can occur as a result of
occupational injury while handling BMW which can
be prevented by Immunisation are

A. HIV B. HBV

C. Tetanus D. Both B&C

 Question 13
The diseases which can occur as a result of
occupational injury while handling BMW which can
be prevented by Immunisation are

A. B.

C. D. Both B&C
Rs250,000
 Question 14
The minimum time period for which the bags
containing discarded blood/body fluids should be
immersed in 5% sodium hypochlorite solution is ____

A. 5 min B. 10 min

C. 20 min D. 30 min
 Question 14
The minimum time period for which the bags
containing discarded blood/body fluids should be
immersed in 5% sodium hypochlorite solution is ____

A. B.

C. D. 30 min
Rs500,000
 Question 15
Which among the following are methods of Universal
Precautions?

A. Hand washing B. Immunisation

C. PPE D. All of the above

 Question 15
Which among the following are methods of Universal
Precautions?

A. B.

C. D. All of the above

Rs1 MILLION