Column A Column B (a) Cigarette smoking (i) Oral cancer (b) Chewing tobacco (ii) Emphysema (c) Passive smoking (iii) Respiratory infections (d) Long-term nicotine exposure (iv) Cardiovascular disorders
Matching Tobacco Practices with Consequences
This section matches specific tobacco consumption methods with their associated long-term health problems.
- Cigarette smoking (a) is strongly linked to lung diseases such as Emphysema (ii).
- Chewing tobacco (b) is a primary cause of Oral cancer (i) due to direct contact with oral tissues.
- Passive smoking (c), or secondhand smoke exposure, increases the risk of developing Respiratory infections (iii).
- Long-term nicotine exposure (d), a key component of tobacco, significantly contributes to Cardiovascular disorders (iv).
Correct Match Explanation
The correct pairings align these risks:
a - ii: Cigarette Smoking causes Emphysema.
b - i: Chewing Tobacco causes Oral Cancer.
c - iii: Passive Smoking leads to Respiratory Infections.
d - iv: Long-term Nicotine Exposure causes Cardiovascular Disorders.
Therefore, the correct match is a-ii, b-i, c-iii, d-iv.
Important Questions from Diseases
Which of the following is the correct match of the column-A with column-B?
Column-A (Name of Disease)
Column-B (Affected Organs)
i.
Alzheimer's diseases
a.
Salivary glands
ii.
Diphtheria
b.
Reproductive tract
iii.
Gonorrhoea
c.
Brain
iv.
Mumps
d.
Nose and throat
Match the columns.
Column-A
(Disorder)
Column-B
(Hormone/Gland)
i. Addison's disease a. Adrenal gland ii. Hashimoto's disease b. Thyroid gland iii. Acromegaly c. Growth hormone iv. SIADH d. Vasopressin Which of the following female mosquitoes acts as a carrier of dengue virus?
Who prepared the first effective vaccine against polio?
What causes the 'Mad cow' disease in cattle?
