25. We review relevant literature to know: a.

What is already known about

the topic.

b. What concepts and theories have been applied to the topic.

c. What society wants.

d. Who are the key contributors to

the topic.

26. A deductive theory is one that:

a. Allows theory to emerge out of the data.

b. Allows the findings to feed back

into the stock of knowledge. Involves testing an explicitly defined

hypothesis. d. Uses qualitative methods

whenever possible.

27. Which of the following ind collectine medind

a Puntal survey

Research spoetic

4 Pantromed interviewing 28. The core ingredient of a research dissertation

are:

a Executive summary, Literature review, Data gathering. Conclusion,

Referensing

h. Introduction, Data collection, Data analysis, Conclusion.

Recommendation. c.Introduction Literature review Research methods, Resalts,
Discussion, Conclusion

d. Research plan, Research data, Analysis, Referencing

29. Close ended questions are those that: a. Encourage detailed, elaborate

responses

b. Have a fixed range of possible

answers

c. Prevent respondents from allocating themselves to categories.

d. Relate to basic demographic characteristics of respondents. 30. What is

meant by the term theoretical saturation?

a. A state of frustration caused by having used every possible statistical

test without finding any significant results.

b. Deciding on a theory and then testing it repeatedly

The point at which a concept well developed that no further data collection
is necessary d. The problem of having used many theories in one's data
analysis.
31. Which of the following is not a type of qualitative interview?

Focus ante inter Cheat history interview Structured interview Unstrictured

interview

32. What are ‘memos” in qualitative data analysis”

A Building blocks for theorizing. B Information for community use. E. Notes

that researchers write to

Themselves

d. Reminders of what is meant by key terms or phrases.

33. Why does alcohol affect men and women differently?

C.

b.

The women’s liver breaks down alcohol more quickly in men than women

The Women’s bodies are generally smaller and have less body water, so
alcohol concentrations rise more quickly.

The Men’s stomachs are bigger so alcohol is absorbed more slowly.

d. The women’s blood multiplies the alcohol and therefore increases the
intoxication.

34. Those who persistently drink too much alcohol can become addicted and
quitting the habit is exceptionally difficult. Why?

a. Because alcoholics are chronically thirsty.

b. Because alcoholics drink out of

Habit.

c. Because alcoholics feel wretched without alcohol.

d. Because their drinking friends will not be them.

35. Was don’t aloubol nest driving mis

Effers

Your co perception and judgment

b. Because you run the risk of a stuff fine or losing your license.

e. Because you run the risk of smashing up your car or injuring

Someone
d. Because the police will like to talk to all alcoholics

36. Which of the following statements is TRUE about Introverts?

a. Introverts are more impulsive than Extraverts.

b. Introverts have lower level of arousal than Extraverts for the same
stimulus.

Eintroverts can become over stimulated

c. Introverts are more easily

Conditioned to emotional stimuli than those high in Neuroticism. 37. At

what time of life does Erikson stage- Industry vs. Inferiority occur? A.
Adolescence.

b. Infancy.

d. Old age.

e. School age.

38. A mother and her infant son are being tested by Aisworth’s Strange
Situation procedure. After the mother has left and comes back onto the room
the child acts like he is mad at the mother. This child is said to be?

a. Anxious

b. Avoidant

c. Highly neurotic

d. Secured

39. According to Erikson's eight stages of psychosocial development,

during which age does the psychological stage of trust vs. mistrust
develop?

a. Adolescence. b. Adulthood.

c. Early childhood. d. Infancy

40. A strange-situation" setting is developed in a lab. After a

mother and her young child are playing and interacting with each
other as they so often do, the mother suddenly leaves. The observer
witnesses the child becoming hysterical and upset, and when the
mother returns, the child will not let go of her. The child is said
to be a. Anxiously attached.

b. Avoidantly attached.
d. Completely attached. c. Securely attached.

41. Which would stress the idea of delay of gratification?

a. Perfectionist.

b.Protestant work ethic

c. Workaholic.

d. Work enthusiast.

42. Which of the following is NOT one of the Erikson's stages of

psychosocial development?

a. Industry vs. Inferiority.

b. Intimacy vs. Isolation.

c. Life vs. Death.

d. Trust vs. Mistrust.

43. Which of the following are the example of Municipal and

industrial discharge pipes?

a. Irrigation.

b. Nonpoint sources of pollution.

c. Point sources of pollution.

d. Violations of the Clean Water

Act.

44. The presence of high coliform counts in water indicate:

a. Contamination by human wastes.

Decreated Mogical s

desand

Hydrocarbon sontamina

4. Phosphonis contamination

45. Fluoride is added to we help prevent

a Infection. b. Fever.

Sicknem

d. Tooth decay.

46. Tanks this supply water to towns/cities are built at:

High lands.

b. High towers Roof of building.

 d. Town level.

47. An addition of small dose of chlorine

gas to filtered water is known as:

1 Chlorination

b. Coagulation.

c. Filtration.

d. Sedimentation

48. Surveillance by WHO is not done for:

a. Malaria

b. Polio.

c. Relapsing fever.

d. Viral encephalitis.

49. Which of the following is tertiary level

of prevention?

a. Disability limitation.

b. Early diagnosis and treatment.

c. Health promotion.

d. Specific protection.

50. Leprosy and Tuberculosis are best prevented by:

a. Chemoprophylaxis.

b. Early diagnosis and treatment. c. Influenza.

d. Immunoprophylaxis.

51. The workplace hazard excessive may be controlled by:

a. Air conditioning.

b. Personal Protective Eq

(PPES) c. Shift work.

e. Ventilation.

32. The workplace hazard excessive noise may be controlled by Air

conditioning.
Personal Protective Equipments (PPE)

f. Shift work.

d. Ventilation,

53. When an organization or individuals carry out work involving the

removal of asbestos there must be:

a. A permit issued by Work cover. B. Appropriate training.

b. Issue of appropriate PPEs.

c. Notification to all employees.

54. From the hazards listed below, select a potential chemical workplace
hazard: a. Bacteria.

b. Occupational Overuse Syndrome (OOS).

d. Paint.

e. Stress.

55. The different eye signs of vitamin A deficiency (VAD) in children, as

graded by the WHO, are all the following EXCEPT:

a. Bitot’s spots (X1B). B. Night blindness (XN). C. Stunting and bitot’s

spots. D. Stunting and wasting.
56. The term protein-energy malnutrition (PEM) in children applies to a
group of related disorders that include all of the following EXCEPT:

a. Kwashiorkor. B. Marasmus.

b. Marasmus-kwashiorkor. D. Nutritional anemia.

57. The commonest anthropometric undernutrition indicators among

children under five years include all of the below EXCEPT:

a. Stunting b Wasting

f. Obesity

Dr Underweight

58. Which of the following nutritional problems would you not consider to
be of much public health concem in Ghana?

a. Lodine deficiency diseases. B. Obesity.

b. Protein-energy-malnutrition. D. Vitamin A deficiency.

59. Intersectorial collaboration for health promotion implies that:

a. All ministries of state should all tackle health issues.

 b. Relevant ministries of state should address health issues in an
integrated manner.

c. Sections of the community should take care of their health needs. D.

Various sectors of the economy should contribute monies for

Health activities.

60. The major strength of health promotion includes all the following
EXCEPT; a. A free and informed press. B. Consumer awareness campaigns.
C. Drive towards health sector reforms.

d. Signing on international No Tobacco.

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