NEET-PG 2017 Practice Questions

Q: Identify the programme depicted by symbol as given in the image: (Recent NEET Pattern 2016-17)

NVBDCP. **NVBDCP** - The image depicts a family with a child, surrounded by a protective arc, which is the official logo for the **National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP)**. - This programme focuses on controlling vector-borne diseases that affect families and communities, reflecting the protective and public health aspect of the logo. *NPCB* - NPCB stands for the **National Programme for Control of Blindness and Visual Impairment**, which has a distinct logo focused on eyes or vision-related imagery. - The logo in the question does not contain any visual elements related to eyes or vision. *RCH* - RCH stands for **Reproductive and Child Health Programme**, which usually focuses on maternal and child health, often symbolized by a mother and child figure. - While it involves children, the common RCH logos generally emphasize the mother and child in a specific context of reproduction and maternal care, not a general family as shown. *ICDS* - ICDS stands for **Integrated Child Development Services**, aiming at holistic development of young children, pregnant women, and lactating mothers. - Its logo typically features imagery reflecting child development, nutrition, and early childhood care, which is different from the protective family symbol shown.

Q: Identify the programme symbol as given in the image:

ICDS. ***ICDS (Integrated Child Development Services)*** - The image shows the official **ICDS logo** featuring three interlocking human figures on a yellow globe background, representing the **child (yellow)**, **Anganwadi worker (blue)**, and **mother (red)** in a triangular pattern. - The logo symbolizes the **integrated approach** of ICDS towards comprehensive child development, maternal health, and community welfare through coordinated services. *NUHM (National Urban Health Mission)* - NUHM's logo typically features **urban skyline elements** and healthcare symbols, distinct from the interlocking figures shown in the image. - The program focuses on **urban poor healthcare delivery** and uses visual identity reflecting urban health infrastructure, not community integration symbols. *NRHM (National Rural Health Mission)* - NRHM logo incorporates **rural healthcare elements** like village imagery and medical cross symbols, different from the three-figure design. - The visual identity emphasizes **rural health delivery systems** and community health workers, not the specific triangular arrangement of figures seen in ICDS. *IDSP (Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme)* - IDSP logo features **surveillance and monitoring symbols** like magnifying glass or radar-like elements for disease detection. - The program's visual identity focuses on **epidemic intelligence** and outbreak response, using imagery related to surveillance networks rather than community welfare figures.

Q: Identify the programme depicted by symbol as given in the image:

Vision 2020: The Right to Sight. ***Vision 2020: The Right to Sight*** - The symbol is the **eye logo** of Vision 2020, representing the global initiative to eliminate avoidable blindness. - The **red cross** background highlights the medical and humanitarian focus on eye health.

Q: Act pertaining to symbol shown in the image given below was enacted in: (Recent NEET Pattern 2016-17)

2006. ***2006*** - The image displays the logo for **FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India)**. - The **Food Safety and Standards Act (FSSA)** was enacted in **2006** to consolidate various acts and orders that had hitherto handled food-related issues in various Ministries and Departments. - This Act replaced the earlier Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954. *2003* - This is not the year of enactment of the Food Safety and Standards Act. *2011* - While FSSAI became fully operational in 2011, the **Food Safety and Standards Act was enacted in 2006**. *1954* - This was the year the **Prevention of Food Adulteration Act** was enacted, which was subsequently replaced by the FSSA, 2006.

Q: Chairman of agency shown in the image given below:

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Q: Identify the organization depicted by the symbol in the image given below:

UNICEF. ***UNICEF*** - The image displays the official logo of **UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund)**, characterized by the silhouette of an adult and a child within a globe encircled by olive branches. - This emblem symbolizes UNICEF's dedication to **children's rights and well-being** globally. *WHO* - The **World Health Organization (WHO)** logo typically features the staff of Asclepius (a snake twined around a rod) superimposed on a map of the world. - Its primary focus is on **international public health** rather than specifically children's welfare. *UNDP* - The **United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)** logo usually consists of a stylized globe or a combination of its acronym and the UN emblem. - UNDP's mission is centered on **poverty eradication** and sustainable development, not primarily children's aid. *FAO* - The **Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)** logo features a stylized image of wheat ears and the organization's acronym. - Its main objective is to **achieve food security** for all, ensuring people have regular access to enough high-quality food.

Q: Identify the organization depicted by the symbol in the image given below:

WHO. ***WHO*** - The symbol is the official emblem of the **World Health Organization (WHO)**, featuring the **Rod of Asclepius** (a snake entwined around a staff), which is a traditional symbol of medicine and healthcare. - This emblem is set against a **world map** surrounded by an olive wreath, signifying global health and peace. *FAO* - The **Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)** emblem typically depicts an ear of wheat and the motto "Fiat Panis" (Let There Be Bread), symbolizing global efforts to defeat hunger. - It does not feature the Rod of Asclepius or a globe in the same manner as the WHO emblem. *UNDP* - The **United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)** uses a globe with lines of latitude and longitude, often surrounded by olive branches, but it does not incorporate the medical symbol of the Rod of Asclepius. - Its logo represents global initiatives focused on poverty reduction and sustainable development. *NATO* - The **North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)** emblem is a four-pointed star with a compass rose symbol, enclosed in a circle, representing the alliance's transatlantic links and collective defense. - It has no medical symbolism and is distinctly different from the image provided.

Q: Identify the organization depicted in the image given below:

World Bank. ***World Bank*** - The image displays the **official logo of the World Bank**, which is a stylized globe with latitude and longitude lines on a blue background. - This logo is widely recognized as representing the **World Bank Group**, an international financial institution providing financial and technical assistance to developing countries. *WHO* - The **WHO (World Health Organization)** logo features the **Rod of Asclepius** (a snake coiling around a staff) superimposed on a map of the world. - The provided image does **not contain the Rod of Asclepius**, which is a distinct symbol of the WHO. *UNDP* - The **UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)** logo typically features the **UN emblem** (a map of the world projected from the North Pole, encircled by olive branches) in green. - The image shown does **not resemble the UN emblem** or its characteristic green color scheme for the UNDP. *UNAIDS* - The **UNAIDS (Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS)** logo incorporates the **UN emblem** along with the organization's name, often with a red ribbon or text emphasizing its focus on HIV/AIDS. - The image provided does **not include the UN emblem or any elements related to HIV/AIDS awareness**, which are central to the UNAIDS branding.

Q: Identify the organization depicted in the image given below:

United Nations. ***United Nations*** - The image displays a series of orange circles alongside the **United Nations logo**. This arrangement, often used in campaigns, represents different aspects or units under the UN's umbrella. - The **UN emblem** (globe surrounded by olive branches) is a clear identifier for the organization.

Q: Which is not correct regarding the contraceptive method being used?

Has lower failure rate than male condom. ***Has lower failure rate than male condom*** - The **female condom** (as depicted in the image) generally has a **higher typical use failure rate** than the male condom based on most effectiveness studies. - While male condoms have an 18% typical use failure rate, female condoms have a typical use failure rate of about 21%. *Inner ring can irritate penis* - The flexible, **inner ring** of the female condom, which helps secure it in place against the cervix, can potentially cause **irritation to the penis** during intercourse due to friction. - This is a known concern for some users and their partners. *Made of polyurethane* - Female condoms are traditionally made of **polyurethane**, which is a synthetic rubber suitable for individuals with **latex allergies**, allowing for use with oil-based lubricants. - Newer versions may also be made of **nitrile** or other synthetic materials. *Pregnancy can occur if penis enters between the device and vagina* - If the **penis slips between the outer ring** of the female condom and the vaginal wall, sperm can be deposited directly into the vagina, leading to potential **pregnancy**. - Proper insertion and positioning are crucial to prevent this type of user error.

Question 1

Identify the programme depicted by symbol as given in the image: (Recent NEET Pattern 2016-17)

Accepted Answer

NVBDCP

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NPCB

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RCH

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ICDS

Question 2

Identify the programme symbol as given in the image:

Accepted Answer

ICDS

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NUHM

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NRHM

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IDSP

Question 3

Identify the programme depicted by symbol as given in the image:

Accepted Answer

Vision 2020: The Right to Sight

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National Programme for Control of Blindness

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Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram

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National Health Mission

Question 4

Act pertaining to symbol shown in the image given below was enacted in: (Recent NEET Pattern 2016-17)

Accepted Answer

2006

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2003

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2011

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1954

Question 5

Chairman of agency shown in the image given below:

Question 6

Identify the organization depicted by the symbol in the image given below:

Accepted Answer

UNICEF

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WHO

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UNDP

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FAO

Question 7

Identify the organization depicted by the symbol in the image given below:

Accepted Answer

WHO

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FAO

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UNDP

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NATO

Question 8

Identify the organization depicted in the image given below:

Accepted Answer

World Bank

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WHO

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UNDP

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UNAIDS

Question 9

Identify the organization depicted in the image given below:

Accepted Answer

United Nations

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World Health Organization

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World Bank

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UNICEF

Question 10

Which is not correct regarding the contraceptive method being used?

Accepted Answer

Has lower failure rate than male condom

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Inner ring can irritate penis

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Made of polyurethane

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Pregnancy can occur if penis enters between the device and vagina

NEET-PG 2017

Community Medicine