cameroon gce intermediate level 2025 information processing 1

cameroon gce intermediate level 2025 information processing 1

cameroon gce intermediate level 2025 information processing 1

 

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SECTION A

(Answer any THREE Questions)

1.

  • a) Advance five (5) ways a mother will take care for her 11 month old child who is suffering from malaria. (5 marks)
  • b) List five (5) nutrients necessary for children. (5 marks)
  • c) Give five (5) importance of breast feeding to pregnant women at the infant welfare clinic. (5 marks)
  • d) State five (5) steps to follow in order to control diarrhoea and vomiting in a baby. (5 marks)
  • e) Enumerate five (5) ways a young lady can use to avoid genital irritations. (5 marks)

Total (25 marks)

2.

  • a) (i) Define artificial feeding. (2 marks)
  • (ii) List four (4) advantages and four (4) disadvantages of artificial feeding to a baby. (8 marks)
  • b) List and explain 3 growth disorders and deficiency diseases in children. (6 marks)
  • c) Outline five (5) symptoms of miscarriages. (5 marks)
  • d) Many reasons account for the death of children, outline four (4) ways to prevent infant mortality. (4 marks)

Total = (25 marks)

3.

  • a) Advance seven (7) types of family crisis that may arise in a nuclear family. (7 marks)
  • b) Give six (6) important precautions to observe during weaning. (6 marks)
  • c) (i) What is a fracture? (2 marks)
  • (ii) State five (5) first aid measures to apply when someone has a fracture. (5 marks)
  • d) Define ectopic pregnancy and state three (3) causes. (5 marks)

Total = (25 marks)

4.

  • a) (i) What is a vaccine? (2 marks)
  • (ii) List three (3) vaccines given to children from birth to one (1) year. (3 marks)
  • b) Outline five (5) functions of the infant welfare clinic. (5 marks)
  • c) List three (3) aspects of mental development and five (5) aspects of physical growth and development. (8 marks)
  • d) Outline five (5) outward signs of normal growth in a child. (5 marks)
  • e) Name two (2) common illnesses in a new born. (2 marks)

Total = (25 marks)


 

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1. Family life is influenced by:

  • A) Weather and climate
  • B) Political ideologies
  • C) Roles, responsibilities and expectations of members
  • D) Language

2. The family life cycle typically begins with:

  • A) Birth of first child
  • B) Marriage
  • C) Civil wedding
  • D) Traditional wedding

3. Brother/sister relationship is called:

  • A) Uncle
  • B) Aunt
  • C) Niece
  • D) Siblings

4. Identify the human reproductive cells.

  • A) Ovary, sperm
  • B) Uterus, oviduct
  • C) Sperm, ovum
  • D) Egg, ovum

5. Monogamous marriage is compose of:

  • A) One male and one female
  • B) One male and two females
  • C) Two males and three females
  • D) One female and two males

6. Select a secondary sexual characteristics in a boy.

  • A) Enlargement of buttocks
  • B) Secretion of semen
  • C) Increase of height
  • D) Deepening of voice

7. Female secondary characteristics include:

  • A) Enlargement of muscles and deepening of voice
  • B) Enlargement of buttocks and development of breasts
  • C) Enlargement of buttocks and deepening of voice
  • D) Enlargement of muscles and development of breasts

8. The monthly discharge of blood by an adolescent girl is:

  • A) Ovulation
  • B) Fertilization
  • C) Menstruation
  • D) Bleeding

9. The normal menstrual cycle takes:

  • A) 22 days
  • B) 28 days
  • C) 32 days
  • D) 14 days

10. Identify the male sex hormone.

  • A) Progesterone
  • B) Estrogen
  • C) Follicle stimulating hormone
  • D) Testosterone

11. Fertilization takes place in the:

  • A) Ovary
  • B) Fallopian tube
  • C) Uterus
  • D) Cervix

12. The surgical means of delivering a baby is known as:

  • A) Vasectomy
  • B) Tubal ligation
  • C) Caesarean section
  • D) Forced delivery

13. Select the vaccine that prevents tuberculosis.

  • A) DPT
  • B) BCG
  • C) Pertussis
  • D) ATT

14. Select a specialist working in a PMI.

  • A) Midwife
  • B) Gynecologist
  • C) Paediatrician
  • D) Obstetrician

15. At what stage is the measles vaccine administered?

  • A) 4 Months
  • B) 3 Months
  • C) At birth
  • D) 9 Months

16. A substance administered to the body to give it the ability to fight infections is a/an:

  • A) Drug
  • B) Vaccine
  • C) Antibiotic
  • D) Antigen

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