2024 question paper

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Equipment

26 questions

  1. Q1a. The rate of heart beat is measured as (i) Pulse rate per minute (ii) Pulse rate per hour (iii) Pulse rate per second (iv) None of the above20242m

    Unit 1.0: Patient Monitoring Equipment

    The rate of heart beat is measured as

    (i) Pulse rate per minute
    (ii) Pulse rate per hour
    (iii) Pulse rate per second
    (iv) None of the above

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  2. Q1b. The pacemaker of the natural heart is (i) Purkinje fibre (ii) SA node (iii) Right atrium (iv) AV node20242m

    Unit 1.0: Patient Monitoring Equipment

    The pacemaker of the natural heart is

    (i) Purkinje fibre
    (ii) SA node
    (iii) Right atrium
    (iv) AV node

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  3. Q1c. What surgical functions are performed by the diathermy machine? (i) cutting, fulguration (ii) coagulation, fulguration (iii) cutting, coagulation (iv) cutting, coagulation, fulguration20242m

    Unit 2.0: Diathermy and Therapy Equipment

    What surgical functions are performed by the diathermy machine?

    (i) cutting, fulguration
    (ii) coagulation, fulguration
    (iii) cutting, coagulation
    (iv) cutting, coagulation, fulguration

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  4. Q1d. Capnography measures (i) CO2 during expiration (ii) CO2 during inspiration (iii) N2 during expiration (iv) O2 during expiration20242m

    Unit 4.0: Respiratory Care Equipment

    Capnography measures

    (i) CO2 during expiration
    (ii) CO2 during inspiration
    (iii) N2 during expiration
    (iv) O2 during expiration

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  5. Q1e. The tympanic membrane separates the ear canal from the (i) upper ear cavity (ii) middle ear cavity (iii) lower ear cavity (iv) inner ear cavity20242m

    Unit 5.0: Sensory Diagnosis and Hearing Aid Equipment

    The tympanic membrane separates the ear canal from the

    (i) upper ear cavity
    (ii) middle ear cavity
    (iii) lower ear cavity
    (iv) inner ear cavity

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  6. Q1f. The middle ear is exposed to atmospheric pressure only through the (i) eustachian tube (ii) pinna (iii) tympanic membrane (iv) auditory nerve20242m

    Unit 5.0: Sensory Diagnosis and Hearing Aid Equipment

    The middle ear is exposed to atmospheric pressure only through the

    (i) eustachian tube
    (ii) pinna
    (iii) tympanic membrane
    (iv) auditory nerve

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  7. Q1g. The border between the middle and inner ear is formed by (i) incus (ii) striae (iii) oval window (iv) tympanic membrane20242m

    Unit 5.0: Sensory Diagnosis and Hearing Aid Equipment

    The border between the middle and inner ear is formed by

    (i) incus
    (ii) striae
    (iii) oval window
    (iv) tympanic membrane

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  8. Q1h. What is the primary purpose of diathermy in medicine? (i) To heat tissues (ii) Both of the above (iii) To stimulate nerves (iv) None20242m

    Unit 2.0: Diathermy and Therapy Equipment

    What is the primary purpose of diathermy in medicine?

    (i) To heat tissues
    (ii) Both of the above
    (iii) To stimulate nerves
    (iv) None

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  9. Q1i. Which of the following is NOT a type of diathermy? (i) Ultrasound diathermy (ii) Shortwave diathermy (iii) Microwave diathermy (iv) Infrared diathermy20242m

    Unit 2.0: Diathermy and Therapy Equipment

    Which of the following is NOT a type of diathermy?

    (i) Ultrasound diathermy
    (ii) Shortwave diathermy
    (iii) Microwave diathermy
    (iv) Infrared diathermy

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  10. Q1j. Which mode of ventilation delivers a preset tidal volume and respiratory rate, regardless of the patient's effort? (i) Volume-controlled (ii) Pressure support ventilation (iii) Pressure-controlled (iv) None of the above20242m

    Unit 4.0: Respiratory Care Equipment

    Which mode of ventilation delivers a preset tidal volume and respiratory rate, regardless of the patient's effort?

    (i) Volume-controlled
    (ii) Pressure support ventilation
    (iii) Pressure-controlled
    (iv) None of the above

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  11. Q2a. Classify different types of cardiac pacemakers based on mode of operation.20247m

    Unit 1.0: Patient Monitoring Equipment

    Classify different types of cardiac pacemakers based on mode of operation.

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  12. Q2b. Describe the operation of the DC dual peak defibrillator using schematic diagram.20247m

    Unit 1.0: Patient Monitoring Equipment

    Describe the operation of the DC dual peak defibrillator using schematic diagram.

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  13. Q3a. Describe the main components of a TENS unit with schematic diagram.20247m

    Unit 2.0: Diathermy and Therapy Equipment

    Describe the main components of a TENS unit with schematic diagram.

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  14. Q3b. Explain the function of the pulse generator in a DBS system.20247m

    Unit 2.0: Diathermy and Therapy Equipment

    Explain the function of the pulse generator in a DBS system.

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  15. Q4a. Why is bone mineral density important? Differentiate between T-score and Z-score in BMD reports.20247m

    Unit 3.0: Bones (BMD Measurements)

    Why is bone mineral density important? Differentiate between T-score and Z-score in BMD reports.

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  16. Q4b. What is the working principle of Quantitative Ultrasound in bone assessment?20247m

    Unit 3.0: Bones (BMD Measurements)

    What is the working principle of Quantitative Ultrasound in bone assessment?

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  17. Q5a. What are anesthetic agents? Describe the main components of an anesthesia workstation.20247m

    Unit 4.0: Respiratory Care Equipment

    What are anesthetic agents? Describe the main components of an anesthesia workstation.

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  18. Q5b. What are ventilators? Explain different modes of ventilator operation.20247m

    Unit 4.0: Respiratory Care Equipment

    What are ventilators? Explain different modes of ventilator operation.

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  19. Q6a. Describe the basic mechanism of hearing in the human ear.20247m

    Unit 5.0: Sensory Diagnosis and Hearing Aid Equipment

    Describe the basic mechanism of hearing in the human ear.

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  20. Q6b. Explain the working principle of cochlear implant.20247m

    Unit 5.0: Sensory Diagnosis and Hearing Aid Equipment

    Explain the working principle of cochlear implant.

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  21. Q7a. Describe the instrumentation of an endoscope.20247m

    Unit 6.0: Surgical and Therapeutic Equipment

    Describe the instrumentation of an endoscope.

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  22. Q7b. How is magnification adjusted in an operating microscope?20247m

    Unit 6.0: Surgical and Therapeutic Equipment

    How is magnification adjusted in an operating microscope?

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  23. Q8a. What is the purpose of a lithotripter?20247m

    Unit 6.0: Surgical and Therapeutic Equipment

    What is the purpose of a lithotripter?

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  24. Q8b. Differentiate between the R-wave triggered and R-wave inhibited pacemaker.20247m

    Unit 1.0: Patient Monitoring Equipment

    Differentiate between the R-wave triggered and R-wave inhibited pacemaker.

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  25. Q9a. Explain the working principle of phonocardiogram using schematic diagram.20247m

    Unit 1.0: Patient Monitoring Equipment

    Explain the working principle of phonocardiogram using schematic diagram.

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  26. Q9b. Differentiate between the heart rate and pulse rate.20247m

    Unit 1.0: Patient Monitoring Equipment

    Differentiate between the heart rate and pulse rate.

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