formulated by WHO experts:
a) A state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity
b) Status of the human body when its organs and systems functions are balanced with the environment, and no pathological changes
c) Harmonious, age-appropriate development, normal functions and diseases, and the lack of morphological and functional abnormalities
d ) Absence of chronic diseases and morphological and functional abnormalities
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The pace of the age of the children at this stage are characterized by processes:
a) acceleration (acceleration)
b) stabilization
c) retseleratsii
d) detseleratsii
107. somatoscopic indicators are used for integrated assessment of physical development:
a) body mass
b) body length
c) posture
d) dentition
108. What is that noise?
a) It sounds following one after the other and having different intensities
b) The harmonious combination of sounds
c) disharmonious sounds more common in manufacturing
d) This is a chaotic mix of sounds
109. What are the systems of the body in which the changes occur with prolonged exposure to noise?
a) Musculoskeletal
b) Musculoskeletal System
c) Respiratory system
d) nervous and cardiovascular system
110. In what units is measured sound pressure level?
a) Hertz
b) decibels
c) backgrounds
d) bells
111. As the noise level is normalized to production?
a) The general level of sound
b) By Volume
c) At the sound pressure levels in 8 octave bands
d) The level of sound pressure in 6-octave bands
112. For any noise spectrum have lower RC?
a) For mid-range
b) microwave
+ c) For high-frequency
d) For low-frequency
113. As a means of individual protection against noise using:
a) Respirators
b) Hearing phones
c) Antiphons and headsets
d) Earplugs
114.Healthy lifestyle - it is:
a) The process of life, aimed at preserving and improving health as a condition for the development of other aspects of life
b) Medical activities aimed at preserving and improving the health of people as a condition for the development of other aspects of life
c) Proper environmental behavior aimed at preserving and improving health as a condition for the development of other aspects of life
d ) Absence of chronic diseases and morphological and functional abnormalities
115. List the principles of hygienic standardization?
a) The principle of medical significance
b) The principle of a threshold
c) The principle of justification
d) The principle of timing
116. List the properties of dust that are important from a hygienic point of view.
a) carcinogenic dust
b) The variability of dust
c) stickiness dust
d) explosive and flammable
117. What is anthracosis?
a) occupational lung disease caused by metal dust
b) occupational diseases of the lungs, caused by dust silicon
c) occupational diseases of blood caused by dust silicon
d) occupational diseases of the lungs, caused by coal dust
118. What is silicosis?
a) Professional skin disease Hand
b), occupational lung diseases caused by dust containing silicic acid
c) occupational diseases of blood caused by dust containing silica
d) occupational diseases of blood caused by metal dust
119. Which of the following devices determine the humidity?
a) catathermometer
b) Anemometer
c) psychrometer
d) actinometer
120. Personal protective equipment against pneumoconiosis are
a) Respirators
b) Inhalers
c) Helmets
d) Safety Glasses
121.What instrument measures the dynamics of changes in the relative humidity?
a) Hygrometer
b) Psychrometer.
c) hygrograph
d) Barograph
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122. Define the concept of "adequate nutrition".
a). This diet, which provides all the physiological Therefore
needs of the body.
b). This diet, which fully restores energy
cal costs of the body and ensures the supply of sufficient
exact amount of nutrients.
c). This diet, which fully restores energy
cal costs of the body and ensures the supply of food
substances in sufficient quantities and their optimum proportion.
d) This is a diet that provides all the physiological Therefore
needs of the body and ensures the supply of sufficient
exact amount of nutrients
123. Give the definition of the concept of "balanced diet."
a). This power, which ensures the supply of sufficient
quantity of nutrients in their optimal ratio.
b). This diet, which provides all the physiological Therefore
needs of the body.
c). This diet, which fully restores energy
cal costs of the body and ensures the supply of sufficient
exact amount of nutrients.
d) This is a diet that completely restores energy
cal cost of the organism.
124. Give the definition of the concept of "balanced diet."
a). This diet, which restores the body's energy expenditure.
b). It periodically, at regular intervals, the introduction of food into the optimal amount and ratio.
c). It periodically, at certain intervals, the introduction of food into the optimal amount and ratio, fully restoring the body's energy expenditure.
d). This diet, which restores the body's energy expenditure
and periodically, at regular intervals, the introduction of food into the optimal amount and ratio.
125. What is taken into account in the justification of physiological nutrition norms adult population?
a). Gender, age, weight, height.
b). Gender, age, occupation.
c). Gender, age, weight, place of residence.
d). Gender, age, occupation and body weight.
126. What is botulism?
a. This is a food-borne infections.
b. This food poisoning.
c. It is a food allergy on the sausages.
+d. This bacterial food toxicosis.
127. What is the biological value of the milk?
a. Milk is well exposed to conservation.
b. It contains a lot of minerals.
c. From the milk gets a lot of biologically valuable comrade produk (butter, cheese, yoghurt, etc..).
d. It contains the necessary nutrients in the body
the optimum ratio between them.
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The minimum water consumption rate of 1 soldier per day in the field with a sufficient water supply
a) 5 l
b) 10 l
c) 45-50 l
d) 50-100 l
129. What are the flaws in the milk hygienically?
a. Milk is a perishable product therefore needs certain conditions of storage, transportation and strict sanitary control over its quality.
b. Few vitamins found in milk Group B.
c. Milk-good environment for the development of helminthes eggs,
d. Milk not subjected to pasteurization.
130. Common methods of milk adulteration.
a. Removal of casein (curdling).
b. Dilution with water, removal of fat and reducing acidity.
c. Dilution with water, removal of fat.
d. Removal of fat.
131. What is meant by "xenobiotics" by the term?
a. Products containing food additives, pesticides, and the other
Gia toxicants.
b. Alien chemicals.
c. An artificially created chemical compounds that are not
It is natural to man.
d. Products containing bioactive supplements
132. In what products are most of nitrates?
a. In the radish, beets, sorrel, radishes, carrots and potatoes.
b. grains and berries.
c. In watermelons, melons, pumpkins and lettuce leaf.
d.Ovoschah
133.What instruments is determined by the intensity of infrared radiation?
a) illuminometer
b) Anemometer
c) actinometer
d) catathermometer
134.Specify non normable indicator microclimate premises.
a) Temperature
b) barometric pressure
c) Air speed
d) Humidity
135. From what is most expedient to decrease nutrient values of energy supply
a) proteins
b) fats
c) carbohydrates
d) vitamins
136. Choose from these substances are those whose content is not standardized in the diet:
a) proteins
b) fats
c) vitamin-like substances
d) carbohydrates
137. The content of animal protein in the diet (as a percentage of the daily protein requirements) must be:
a) not more than 60%
b) not less than 55%
c) not less than 45%
d) not less than 70%
138. What percentage of daily energy expenditure of an adult needs to be replenished from fat:
a) 12%
b) 30%
c) 45%
d) 58%
139. What percentage of daily energy expenditure of an adult needs to be replenished at the expense of proteins:
a) 12%
b) 30%
c) 45%
d) 58%
140. What percentage of daily energy expenditure of an adult needs to be replenished at the expense of carbohydrates:
a) 12%
b) 30%
c) 45%
d) 58%
141. The physiological demand for dietary fiber in the adult, g per day:
a) 5
b) 10
c) 20
d) 40
142. With age, basal metabolism ...
a) increases
b) decreases
c) not changed
d) all these
143. What is the amount of energy consumption for the specific dynamic action of food on the level of the basal metabolism:
a) 10-15%
b) 3.4%
c) 35-40%
d) All of the above
144. Optimal allocation oriynosti cal food as a percentage of the total daily volume with three meals a day:
a) 30-50-20
b) 35-30-35
c) 50-30-20
d) 15-25-60
145 Indicator to assess the effectiveness of the ventilation of residential and public buildings is:
a) Ammonia
b) Carbon dioxide
c) nitrogen oxides
d) steam
146. With four meals we recommend the following distribution of caloric intake at meals:
a) Breakfast - 10%, dinner - 20%, mid-morning snack - 30%, dinner - 40%
b) Breakfast - 25%, dinner - 25%, mid-morning snack - 25%, dinner - 25%
c) Breakfast - 30%, dinner - 40%, mid-morning snack - 10%, dinner - 20%
d) Breakfast - 40%, dinner - 30%, mid-morning snack - 20%, dinner - 10%.
147. The optimum ratio of the energy value of proteins, fats, carbohydrates of the total daily energy value of diets in the adult working age population
a) 30%: 30%: 40%
b) 1%: 49%: 50%
c) 12%: 30%: 58%
d) 1: 0.3: 3
148. In adult nutrition animal protein from total protein should be:
a) not less than 35%
b) not less than 45%
c) not less than 55%
d) not less than 60%
149. Hygienic standard temperature in the classroom
a) 20 - 24C, swings horizontally and vertically not more than 3C
b) 6 - 20C swings horizontally no more than 1C, vertically - not more than 3C
c) 18 - 20C, not horizontally swings more 2C vertically - not more than 2.5C
d) 20 - 34C, swings horizontally and vertically not more than 3C
150. The recommended daily energy requirement for men in group I (very low physical activity):
a) 2100-2450 kcal
b) 2500-2800 kcal
c) 2950-3300 kcal
d) 3400-3850 kcal
151. The recommended daily energy requirement for men Group II (physical inactivity)
a) 2100-2450 kcal
b) 2500-2800 kcal
c) 2950-3300 kcal
d) 3400-3850 kcal
152. The recommended daily energy requirement for men Group III (average physical activity):
a) 2100-2450 kcal
b) 2500-2800 kcal
c) 2950-3300 kcal
d) 3400-3850 kcal
153. The recommended daily energy requirement for men Group IV (high physical activity):
a) 2100-2450 kcal
b) 2500-2800 kcal
c) 2950-3300 kcal
d) 3400-3850 kcal
154. The recommended daily energy requirement for men Group V (very high physical activity):
a) 2500-2800 kcal
b) 2950-3300 kcal
c) 3400-3850 kcal
d) 3750-4200 kcal
155. The calculated energy content of protein in the diet, the CAC liters per gram:
a) 2
b) 3.75
c) 4
d) 9
156. The calculated energy content of fat in the diet, calories per gram:
a) 2
b) 3.75
c) 4
d) 9
157. The calculated energy content of carbohydrates in the diet, calories per gram:
a) 2
b) 3.75
+c) 4
d) 9
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Hygienic standard of relative humidity in the room school
a) 40 - 60%
b) 50 - 70%
c) 30 - 50%
d) 60 - 80%
159.The infectious boxing provides ventilation
a) plenum, with mechanical drive
b) exhaust from a natural impulse
c) supply and exhaust hoods with a predominance
d) air handling units with a predominance of the influx of
160. Specify the diseases associated with protein deficiency:
a) pellagra
b) beriberi
c) nutritional marasmus
d) scurvy
161. Specify the vitamins, the lack of which leads to the development of malignant macrocytic megaloblastic anemia:
a) vitamin C
b) vitamin PP
c) cyanocobalamin
d) vitamin B6
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In the operating room provides ventilation
a) plenum, with mechanical drive
b) exhaust from a natural impulse
c) supply and exhaust hoods with a predominance
d) air handling units with a predominance of the influx of
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What are the most rational methods of specific prevention of altitude sickness
a) sealing booths, drinking and feeding regime
b) compliance with work and rest, the use of oxygen devices
c) the use of oxygen equipment, sealing cabins
d) food and drinking regime, the use of oxygen regimes
164. What diseases are not related to nutritional?
a) obesity
b) botulism
c) silicosis
d) avitaminosis
165. Violations occur when protein deficiency:
a) the development of fatty liver
b) change the chemical composition and morphological structure of bones
c) reduction in the functional ability of the body
d) reduction immune biological reactivity of the organism
166. Definition :
a) massive acute diseases resulting from consumption of food, massive contamination of certain types of micro-organisms or toxins for the body containing substances of microbial or non-microbial nature
b) condition caused by insufficient amount of food intake for a long time
c) condition caused by insufficient amount of food intake for a long time
d) Sun e listed
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Events included in the group of technological measures on sanitary protection of atmospheric air:
a) The use of highly efficient sewage treatment plants
b) Organization of sanitary-protection zones
c) Greening populated areas
d) Creating a closed production processes
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At normal temperatures and low temperature heat loss to the surroundings it is carried out mainly
a) convection
b) performing
c) evaporation
d) radiation
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In optimal conditions, the prevailing climate of heat transfer mechanism is:
a) convection, advection
b) conduction
c) evaporation
+d) radiation
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The microclimate conditions of the heating heat-transfer mechanism is predominant:
a) convection, advection
b) conduction
c) evaporation
d) radiation
171 List of food poisoning that can occur with the use of bread:
a) botulism
b) Fusarium
c) staphylococcal toxemia
d) alimentary toxic paroxysmal myoglobinuria
172. Which of the characteristic clinical picture of cholera non-microbial food poisoning?
a) Poisoning by aflatoxins
b) Poisoning pale toadstool
c) Poisoning lines
d) ergotism
173. In the prevention of food poisoning with toxic products in nature leading direction it is:
a) Hygiene education and training among the population
b) Preventing the spread of toxic substances in products
c) observance of technological requirements in the manufacture of food
d) compliance with the conditions of storage products
174. In the prevention of food poisoning poisonous products under certain conditions leading directions are:
a) Preventing the spread of toxic substances in products
b) Hygiene education and training among the population
c) observance of technological requirements in the manufacture of food
d) Preventing the spread of toxic substances in products
175.Under the conditions prevailing microclimate cooling heat transfer mechanism is:
a) convection, advection
b) conduction
c) evaporation
d) radiation
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The consequences of insufficient intake of fluorine
a) hyperplasia enamel
b) osteoparoz
c) spotting, mottling of teeth
d) dental caries
177. The microorganisms - activators of food intoxications:
a) enterotoxigenic staphylococcus
b) Cl. Perfringens
c) E. Coli
d) salmonella
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The consequences of excessive intake of fluorine
a) dental caries
b) carbohemia
c) spotting, mottling of tooth enamel hyperplasia, osteoporosis, changes in the liver, kidneys, central nervous system
d) urolithiasis disease
179. Events included in the group of technological measures for protection of health of the soil:
a) Collection, removal, disposal and recycling of waste
b) The choice of land for treatment plant
c) Equipment and observance of sanitary-protection zones of sewage treatment plants
d) Create a waste-free and low-waste production flow sheets
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Natural-conditioned iodine deficiency in biosphere forms a complex of iodine deficiency among the population:
a) Endemic goiter
b) Mental retardation
c) dental caries
d) Rickets
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Specify the main normalized ratio used for the hygienic assessment of the level of natural light in the room:
a) KEO
b) The horizontal illuminance
c) Reflection coefficient
d) ripple factor
182. Food - the main sources of dietary fiber:
a) Meat and meat products
b) Cereals and grains
c) Milk and dairy products
d) Sugar and confectionery
183. The main sources of vitamin C in the diet:
a) milk, yogurt
b) cabbage, sweet pepper
c) juices
d) cream
184. The largest sources of vitamin D in the diet:
a) a fish
b) milk
c) lard
d) vegetable oil
185. The largest sources of vitamin A in the diet:
a) bread
b) animal liver
c) vegetable oil
d) cereals
186. Products with high protein content (over 20% protein):
a) pulse
b) cereals and grains
c) vegetables
d) meat
187. The biological effect of the infrared part of the solar spectrum
a) stimulating effect on the central nervous system, a specific effect on the visual analyzer, establishing biorhythms
b) the total thermal effect on the organism
c) erythema-zagarnoe action antirahitichesky and bactericidal effects
d ) erythema-zagarnoe action antirahitichesky and bactericidal effects
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The biological significance of visible light
a) promoting effect
b) vitaminoobrazovanie
c) It ensures the implementation of visual function
d) terrain and altitude
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