M.A./M.Sc. (Semester II) (CBCS) Examination Mar/Apr-2018
Geography
GEOGRAPHY OF HEALTH
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Time 2½ Hours
Max. Marks: 70
Instructions: All questions are compulsory. Use of stencils is allowed. Figures to the right indicate full marks. Draw neat diagrams wherever necessary.
Q.1

Choose the correct and rewrite.
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Health geography provides a spatial understanding of health.
Population
Animals
Man
The study of is really the study of man and his environment.
Etiology
Malnutrition
Diseases
Tuberculosis is an born disease.
Water
Air
Soil
The high intensity of sound may damage the
Ear
Nose
Brain
Destruction of ozone layer results in to cancer.
Blood
Skin
Brain
Malaria and Dengue are borne diseases.
Mosquito
Bacteria
Virus
Typhoid is mainly caused by contamination of
Air
Soil
Water

Fill in the blanks:
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is a famous social worker for leprosy patient.
Iron deficiency results in to
Yellow fever is mainly noted in
Ecology is usually considered a branch of
People in village severally prefer the method of treatment than to a hospital.
Health geography is a sub discipline branch of geography.
The environment of man divided in to components.
Q.2
Explain the economic factors affecting on human health.
14
Q.3
Describe the WHO's classification of diseases.
14
OR
Discuss the nature and development of geography of health.
Q.4
Write short answer on any two of the following.
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Effects of pollution on Health
The communicable disease
Causes of malnutrition in India
Poverty and under nutrition
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Q.5
Write short answer on any two of the following.
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Ecology of cholera.
Social customs and AIDS
Effects of malnutrition's
Social factor affecting on human health