Methodical recommendation:

Theory

Number Name Description
1. How do we know that we are unwell? Theory explains how our body signals illness through signs and symptoms, what disease is, its causes (biological, nutritional, lifestyle, environmental, genetic), and classifications (duration, organ/system, cause, severity, transmission).

Practice Questions

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Pathogens Other easy 2 m. A true of false exercise based on the pathogens which cause iinfectious diseases and their agents.
2. Deficieny Other easy 2 m. A multiple choice exercise in which all the options that are appropriate to the deficiency based disease under the can be chosen.
3. Transmission of disease Other medium 2 m. An exercise based on the various types and classification of diseases covering the concept based on the modes of transmission of diseases and duration.
4. Habits and environment Other medium 2 m. A multiple choice exercise in which all the options that are appropriate to the classification of diseases can be chosen covering lifestyle based diseases.
5. Organ specific disease Other medium 2 m. A multiple choice exercise in which all the options that are appropriate to the types based on the specificity of the disease can be chosen.
6. NCD Impact Other medium 2 m. Analyse the two statements exercise about application of impact of non communicable diseases in the lifestyle and current trends.
7. Severity of Diseases Other hard 2 m. Assertion and reasoning type of exercise based on complex severity of diseases.
8. Duration of disease Other hard 2 m. Assertion and reasoning type of exercise from the duration of disease under the types of diseases.
9. Understanding Diseases Other hard 5 m. This question helps students explore how diseases arise, spread, and differ in nature and severity. It also explains the importance of recognizing symptoms, accurate diagnosis, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle for disease prevention.
10. Health Maintenance Other hard 3 m. This question explains how personal hygiene, nutrition, public health systems, and community living contribute to overall well-being. It also explains the roles of vectors, responsible medicine use, and preventive habits in reducing disease risk and promoting a healthy society.