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PAPER – II (7) Science of Basic Physical Anatomy, its Functions and Health Education MCQ — 128 Practice Questions with Answers

PAPER – II (7) Science of Basic Physical Anatomy, its Functions and Health Education is a Anatomy, Physiology & Health (PTI Paper-II) topic in the RAS/RPSC syllabus. This page gathers exam-style PAPER – II (7) Science of Basic Physical Anatomy, its Functions and Health Education multiple-choice questions with correct answers and explanations, so aspirants can test recall and revise frequently examined concepts.

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Practice Questions

Q1. Non-communicable diseases are correctly described as diseases that generally:

A Are always caused by a single recessive gene
B Spread rapidly by coughing and sneezing
C Do not pass directly from person to person Correct
D Are treated only with antibiotics

Explanation

Non-communicable diseases are commonly long-duration conditions that do not spread directly from one person to another. Examples include heart disease, cancer, diabetes and chronic respiratory disease, so transmission control is not their central classification point.

Q2. Which method best follows the participatory principle of health education?

A The teacher dictates a list of rules without allowing questions
B Students prepare and discuss a poster on handwashing and safe drinking water Correct
C The class is asked to copy a medical prescription from the board
D Students are told to skip community examples and learn definitions only

Explanation

Participation is a key principle because health behaviour changes more effectively when learners observe, discuss, practise and apply ideas. Activities such as posters, demonstrations and group discussion are therefore better than passive copying.

Q3. Why is health education important for students?

A It mainly helps students memorise the names of medicines
B It promotes physical, mental, social and emotional well-being through healthy habits and life skills Correct
C It is important only because it increases the number of written examinations
D It is important only for students who want to become professional athletes

Explanation

Health education matters because health is multidimensional. By building healthy habits, safety awareness, self-responsibility and life skills, it contributes to physical fitness as well as mental, social and emotional development.

Q4. Which diet adjustment is most suitable for a player preparing for a long-distance running event?

A Avoid fluids until the race ends to prevent heaviness in the stomach
B Replace most meals with fried snacks because they are compact sources of energy
C Depend only on protein foods immediately before running
D Ensure adequate carbohydrate-rich foods, fluids and a normal protein intake around training Correct

Explanation

For endurance sports, carbohydrate availability helps maintain glycogen and blood glucose, while fluids reduce the performance loss associated with dehydration. A runner should not ignore protein, but the sports-specific emphasis is adequate carbohydrate-rich food plus hydration before and around prolonged training.

Q5. In a village school, anaemia among adolescent girls persists despite weekly health talks. The PTI notes early marriage, low household income, poor menstrual hygiene facilities, and weak referral follow-up. Which interpretation best follows the determinants-of-health approach?

A The problem is multicausal and requires action on social, economic, physical-environmental, behavioural and health-service factors together. Correct
B The failure proves that health education is useless unless it is replaced by drug treatment alone.
C The situation is outside community health because community health deals only with epidemics.
D The only relevant determinant is heredity because anaemia is always genetically transmitted.

Explanation

WHO describes health as shaped by circumstances and environment, including social and economic setting, physical environment, individual behaviours, genetics and health services. The stem deliberately gives a cluster: income and gender norms, menstrual hygiene facilities, behaviour education and referral follow-up. A single-cause answer is therefore too narrow.

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