Corona Virus Important MCQ'S | Covid 19 Most Important GK Questions for Loksewa and Other Competitive Exam

1. What is coronavirus ?

A) Coronavirus are a large family of viruses

B) Which may cause illness in animals or humans

C) It belongs to the family of Nidvirus

D) All of the Above #

2. What does COVID-19 Stand for ?

A) Corona viral disorder-2019

B) Corona virus disease-2019 #

C) Corona disorder disease-2019

D) Corona disaster disease-2019

3. The first case of COVID-19 was identified in..........

A) Beijing

B) Shanghai

C) Wuhan, Hubei Province, china. #

D) Tianjin

4. In Which age group the COVID-19 Spreads ?

A) COVID-19 occurs in all age Group

B) Coronavirus infection is mild in children

C) Older Persons and Persons with pre-existing medical condition are at high risk to develop

serious illnesses.

D) All the Above are correct #

5. Which of the following disease are related to coronavirus ?

A) MERS

B) SARS

C) COVID-19

D) All of The Above #

6. Mild symptoms of Novel Coronavirus are:

A) Fever

B) Cough

C) Shortness of breath

D) All the Above #

7. From where coronavirus got its name ?

A) Due to their crown-like projections. #

B) Due to their leaf-like projections.

C) Due to their surface structure of bricks

D) None of the above

8. What are the precautions that need to be taken to protect from the coronavirus ?

A) Cover your nose and mouth when sneezing. #

B) Add more garlic into your diet.

C) Visit your doctor for antibiotics treatment

D) Wash your hands after every hour.

9. How does Coronavirus transmit ?

A) When a person sneezes or cough, droplets spread in the air or fall on the ground and nearby

surfaces

B) If another person is nearby and inhales the droplets or touches these surface and further

touches his face, eyes or mouth, he or she can get an infection

C) If the distance is less than 1 meter from the infected person

D) All the above are correct #

10.What happens to a person suffering from COVID-19 ?

A) Around 80% of the people will require no treatment as such and will recover on their own.

B) Around <20% or a small proportion may need hospitalization

C) A very small proportion basically suffering from chronic illness may need admission in an

intensive care Unit (ICU)

D) All the above are correct #

11. The first case of COVID-19 was identified on.......

A) 31 December 2019 #

B) 30 December 2019

C) 29 December 2019

D) 28 December 2019

12. WHO declared a global emergency of coronavirus on......

A) 30 January 2020 #

B) 30 February 2020

C) 30 March 2020

D) 30 April 2020

13. WHO declares a Pandemic of Covid-19 on......

A) January 11, 2020

B) February 11, 2020

C) March 11, 2020 #

D) April 11, 2020

14. The 2019 novel corona-virus outbreak is named by the WHO, as "COVID-19" on.....

A) 11 January 2020

B) 11 February 2020 #

C) 11 march 2020

D) 11 April 2020

15. Name a clinical trial in which blood is transfused from recovered COVID-19 Patients to a

coronavirus patient who is in critical condition ?

A) Plasma Therapy #

B) Solidarity

C) Remdesivir

D) Hydroxychloroquine

16. The 'N95' is a face mask. whereas 95 means that the respirator blocks at least 95% of very

small (0.3 microns) airborne particles. What does the N stand for ?

A) Never filters small particles

B) Not resistant to oil #

C) Not able to respirate air particles

D) Not able to virus entry

17. Which of the following is not a trial drug for Corona ?

A) Hydroxychloroquin

B) Remdesivir

C) Ritonavir

D) Methotrexate #

18. What does SARS stand for ?

A) Secure Acute Respiratory syndrome

B) Serious Allergic Respiratory Synthesis

C) Super acute respiratory synthesis

D) Severe acute respiratory syndrome #

19. What type is the SARS virus ?

A) Arenavirus

B) Rhino virus

C) Corona virus #

D) Papovavirus

20. How is the SARS virus spread over the world ?

A) Through the air

B) By human journeys #

C) Through post mail

D) By the food that was produced in Asia

21. Does the SARS virus come from an organism ?

A) No, tests have determined that the virus is not caused by an organism

B) Yes, SARS is man-Made, but nobody knows by who or what

C) The origin of SARS is still completely unknown

D) Yes, there are speculations that SARS comes from an animal #

22. What is not a precaution to protect yourself against SARS ?

A) Washing hands with soap and water frequently. #

B) Do not go in public

C) Avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth with unclean hands.

D) Ask people to cover nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing.

23. What does the term super spreading mean ?

A) When someone infects a large number of other people #

B) The moment which the SAES virus showed up the first time

C) When medicines are available to public

D) The moment on which SARS appears in a country other than its originates

24. SARS-CoV has five ORFs. What does ORF stand for ?

A) Only Recovery fragment

B) Open reading frame #

C) Operational research facility

D) Observational report facility

25. The SARS virus contains: (Select the wrong ORF)

A) Spike

B) Envelope

C) Membrane

D) Corona #

26. Should patients always be quarantined in the hospital ?

A) No, People can also be in quarantine in their own homes. #

B) No, people should go to a military camp

C) Yes, Only a hospital has the right infrastructure

D) No, quarantine is not needed for SARS

27. Reducing travel is a good instrument to stop SARS.

A) False, travel is no direct contact

B) True, According to research during comparable epidemics. #

C) False, people, in general, do not listen to health organizations.

D) True, but it does not prevent local SARS patients.

28. Medical personnel should: (select what is wrong) [in case of SARS]

A) Have washed hands

B) Wear clean gloves

C) Prevent social contact as much as possible #

D) Have an N95 Face mask

29. Why SARS-CoV called a 'Novel' coronavirus ?

A) SARS has features of a coronaviris but is not totally the same. #

B) Some month ago nobody knew of the SARS Virus

C) Currently, there is no vaccine

D) SARS is more advanced than other coronaviruses.

30. What is not a path for SARS transmission ?

A) Close contact between people

B) Animals for consumption

C) Products from areas with SARS #

D) Through the air

31. Will SARS come back ?

A) Yes, medical experts believe in a comeback#

B) No, SARS was a one-time epidemic

C) No, there is a vaccine available

D) Yes, but not within 10 years

32. SARS was first identified in.......

A) China on November 16, 2002 #

B) Korea on November 16, 2002

C) Malaysia on November 16, 2002

D) Russia on November 16, 2002

33. What does stand for MERS ?

A) Middle East with Rhinovirus Symptoms

B) Middle East Respiratory Syndrome #

C) Middle East Report Syndrome

D) None

34. MERS was first identified in........

A) Saudi Arabia in 2012

B) China in 2012 #

C) Quatar in 2012

D) Jordan in 2012

35. The MERS virus originated in.....

A) Ant

B) Bat #

C) Cat

D) Dog

36. MERS spreads from....

A) An infection person's respiratory secretions, such as through coughing.

B) Shaking hands with an infected persons.

C) The main mode of transmission is under study

D) All of the above is true for transmission #

37. The major reservoir host for MERS-CoV is.....

A) Pig

B) Monkey

C) Donkey

D) Camels #

38. Incubation Period of MERS is:

A) 6 Days (range from 2-14 days) #

B) 20 Days

C) 25 Days

D) 30 Days

39. Which is also known as Camel Flu ?

A) MERS #

B) SARS

C) CORONA

D) ALL

40. Chickenguniya is a

A) Hereditary disease

B) Deficiency disease

C) Pathogenic disease #

D) Congenital disease

41. Which of the following is not a hereditary disease ?

A) Haemophilia

B) Hypertrichosis #

C) Encepha

D) Thalassemia

42. Pathogens means

A) Microorganism which causes diseases #

B) Organisms which are found in animal

C) Organisms which are beneficial for us

D) Organisms which are found in plants

43. widal test is performed

A) To identify the typhoid fever #

B) To identify the AIDS

C) To identify the causes of Diarrhoea

D) To identify the causes of dysentery

44. Analgesics are given

A) To relieve pain #

B) To give rest

C) To induce sleep

D) To destroy pathogenic microorganisms

45. Asepsis means

A) Freedom from infection #

B) Freedom from anxiety

C) Freedom from noise

D) Freedom from pain

46. The type of BCG vaccine is

A) killed vaccine

B) Triple vaccine

C) Live attenuated #

D) combined vaccine

47. Antibiotics are used or aadminstered for the purpose

A) To reduce pain

B) To reduce ederna

C) To prevent infection #

D) To relieve fever

48. The condition occurs due to lack of oxygen (o2) in the body is

A) Jaundice

B) Cyanosis #

C) Dehydration

D) Paleness

49. The percentage of water in the average adult human body is

A) 80%

B) 60% #

C) 40%

D) 90%

50. The type of hepatitis which caused after blood transfucion

A) Hepatitis –A

B) Hepatitis –B

C) Hepatitis –C #

D) Hepatitis –D

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