Question
Statement: The number of complaints lodged by
patients and their attendants in Hospital-A has increased during the last five years. Due to insufficient number of doctors available to treat the increasing number of patients, one has to wait for hours for treatment to start. Course of Actions: I. More doctors should be recruited in the hospital to meet the needs of the increasing number of patients. II. To reduce the number of complaints, patients should be motivated not to report any case of complaint. Read the given statements and course of actions carefully. Considering all the things given in the statement to be completely true, decide which of the suggested actions (decision to be taken for follow-up/correction regarding the problem) should be adopted in its regard?ÂSolution
The correct answer is B
The Little leaf disease of brinjal (Solanum melongena) is caused by which of the following pathogens? This disease results in the appearance of smaller,...
The example of Dal lake of Kashmir valley is an example of which type of vegetable gardening?
What nutrient deficiency is indicated when both young and old leaves exhibit chlorosis in the lamina with green veins, along with dead spots on the leaf...
Parasitic weed Striga lutea which mainly attacks sugarcane crop belongs to which category?
Science of manipulating crop environment complex with dual aims of improving agricultural productivity and gaining a degree of understanding of the proc...
Bengal famine (1943) was caused due to ____ disease which attacked ____ crop.
Crop yields has dropped and the soil has turned acidic as the consequence of overuse of synthetic fertilisers. The process of neutralizing acidic soil...
Cultivation of two or more crops simultaneously on the same land without definite row pattern or fixed ratio is called _____.
The critical value of soil EC for germination of seed of crop is :-
Primary tillage is completely avoided and secondary tillage is restricted to seedbed preparation in the row zone only. This is done in which type of til...
Relevant for Exams:
