Q62 The two types of statistics are:
 Numerical and symbolic statistics
 Random and stratified statistics
 Descriptive and inferential statistics
 Ratio and interval statistics

Q63 All qualitative variables are measured on ——-scale
 Ordinal
 Norminal
 Interval
 Ratio

Q64 The difference between the largest and smallest scores of ungrouped data is the—
 Range
     Median
   Mode
 Mean

Q65 The scores of 5 students in an examination are: 6, 5, 8, 7 and 4. Find the variance
 2
 3
 2.5
 2.2

Q66 The scores of 5 students in an examination are: 6, 5, 8, 7 and 4. Find the standard deviation
 $$\sqrt(2)$$
 $$\sqrt(3)$$
 $$\sqrt(2.5)$$
 $$\sqrt(2.2)$$

Q67 Coefficient of variation can be defined as
 $$(\frac{arithematic mean}{standard deviation})\times 100$$
 $$(\frac{standard deviation}{arithematic mean})\times 100$$
 $$(\frac{varince}{standard deviation})\times 100$$
 $$(\frac{arithematic mean}{variance})\times 100$$

Q68 In census, the approach whereby each individual is counted at the place he is found at the time of the census is called
 de jure
 de facto
 de jury
 de fecto

Q69 The United Nations recommends that the census should seek the following information except
 age
 nationality
 sex
 weight

Q70 The first modern census that is, a continuing complete count taken accurately at regular intervals began in
 Sweden in 1749
 Sweden in 1769
 Norway and Denmark in 1749
 Massachusetts in 1764

Q71 The scientific method for collection, summarization, presentation, analysis and interpretation of medical related data is called
 Biostatistics
 Chemical Pathology
 Investigation
 Statistics

Q72 The two types of statistics are:
 Numerical and symbolic statistics
 Random and stratified statistics
 Descriptive and inferential statistics
 Ratio and interval statistics

Q73 All qualitative variables are measured on ——-scale
 Ordinal
 Norminal
 Interval
 Ratio

Q74 The difference between the largest and smallest scores of ungrouped data is the—
 Range
     Median
   Mode
 Mean

Q75 The scores of 5 students in an examination are: 6, 5, 8, 7 and 4. Find the variance
 2
 3
 2.5
 2.2

Q76 The scores of 5 students in an examination are: 6, 5, 8, 7 and 4. Find the standard deviation
 $$\sqrt(2)$$
 $$\sqrt(3)$$
 $$\sqrt(2.5)$$
 $$\sqrt(2.2)$$

Q77 Coefficient of variation can be defined as
 $$(\frac{arithematic mean}{standard deviation})\times 100$$
 $$(\frac{standard deviation}{arithematic mean})\times 100$$
 $$(\frac{varince}{standard deviation})\times 100$$
 $$(\frac{arithematic mean}{variance})\times 100$$

Q78 In census, the approach whereby each individual is counted at the place he is found at the time of the census is called
 de jure
 de facto
 de jury
 de fecto

Q79 The United Nations recommends that the census should seek the following information except
 age
 nationality
 sex
 weight

Q80 The first modern census that is, a continuing complete count taken accurately at regular intervals began in
 Sweden in 1749
 Sweden in 1769
 Norway and Denmark in 1749
 Massachusetts in 1764

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Q42 In census, the approach whereby each individual is counted at the place he is found at the time of the census is called
 de jure
 de facto
 de jury
 de fecto

Q43 The United Nations recommends that the census should seek the following information except
 age
 nationality
 sex
 weight

Q44 The first modern census that is, a continuing complete count taken accurately at regular intervals began in
 Sweden in 1749
 Sweden in 1769
 Norway and Denmark in 1749
 Massachusetts in 1764

Q45 The scientific method for collection, summarization, presentation, analysis and interpretation of medical related data is called
 Biostatistics
 Chemical Pathology
 Investigation
 Statistics

Q46 The two types of statistics are:
 Numerical and symbolic statistics
 Random and stratified statistics
 Descriptive and inferential statistics
 Ratio and interval statistics

Q47 All qualitative variables are measured on ——-scale
 Ordinal
 Norminal
 Interval
 Ratio

Q48 The difference between the largest and smallest scores of ungrouped data is the—
 Range
     Median
   Mode
 Mean

Q49 The scores of 5 students in an examination are: 6, 5, 8, 7 and 4. Find the variance
 2
 3
 2.5
 2.2

Q50 The scores of 5 students in an examination are: 6, 5, 8, 7 and 4. Find the standard deviation
 $$\sqrt(2)$$
 $$\sqrt(3)$$
 $$\sqrt(2.5)$$
 $$\sqrt(2.2)$$

Q51 In Nigeria, the first census of the colony of Lagos was taken in
 1666
 1766
 1866
 1966

Q52 One of the following is a probability sample
 quota
 purposive
 accidental
 cluster

Q53 An essential part of the technical process in the statistical analysis of data is
 decoration
 fixation
 tubulation
 tabulation

Q54 The 1787 American constitution made provision for a national census every
 20 years
 10 years
 6 years
 5 years

Q55 Out of 1000 families with 4 children each, how many would you expect to have at least 1 boy, given that the probability of a female birth is 0.5
 520
 840
 938
 1005

Q56 Fifty Biology students were asked how often they attended the staff clinic during the last year. They gave the following responses as represented in table 1. How many of the students attended the clinic only twice ?
 16
 17
 20
 none

Q57 the following are some of the problems that militate against accurate census except
 attitudinal
 organizational
 experimental
 technical

Q58 Problems of experimental survey include all but one of the following
 illness
 before-after
 changes
 refuse further participation

Q59 ââ�??¬¦ââ�??¬¦ââ�??¬¦ââ�??¬¦ââ�??¬¦.. is the technical procedure by which data are categorized
 summation
 collection
 naming
 coding

Q60 All but one of the following are examples of graphs
 bar charts
 pie chart
 histogram
 Venn diagram

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Q22 The two types of statistics are:
 Numerical and symbolic statistics
 Random and stratified statistics
 Descriptive and inferential statistics
 Ratio and interval statistics

Q23 All qualitative variables are measured on ——-scale
 Ordinal
 Norminal
 Interval
 Ratio

Q24 The difference between the largest and smallest scores of ungrouped data is the—
 Range
     Median
   Mode
 Mean

Q25 The scores of 5 students in an examination are: 6, 5, 8, 7 and 4. Find the variance
 2
 3
 2.5
 2.2

Q26 The scores of 5 students in an examination are: 6, 5, 8, 7 and 4. Find the standard deviation
 $$\sqrt(2)$$
 $$\sqrt(3)$$
 $$\sqrt(2.5)$$
 $$\sqrt(2.2)$$

Q27 Coefficient of variation can be defined as
 $$(\frac{arithematic mean}{standard deviation})\times 100$$
 $$(\frac{standard deviation}{arithematic mean})\times 100$$
 $$(\frac{varince}{standard deviation})\times 100$$
 $$(\frac{arithematic mean}{variance})\times 100$$

Q28 In census, the approach whereby each individual is counted at the place he is found at the time of the census is called
 de jure
 de facto
 de jury
 de fecto

Q29 The United Nations recommends that the census should seek the following information except
 age
 nationality
 sex
 weight

Q30 The first modern census that is, a continuing complete count taken accurately at regular intervals began in
 Sweden in 1749
 Sweden in 1769
 Norway and Denmark in 1749
 Massachusetts in 1764

Q31 Five dices are tossed together, what is total number of outcome expected from this experiment?
 5502
 120
 7776
 30

Q32 The number of admitted Nursing students of NOUN in five states are 28, 35,25,30,27. What is the range of the admitted Nurses in five states?
 10
 2
 11
 5

Q33 In all aspects of health manpower planning, the following are essential resources except
 Erection of shops in the hospital.
 Personnel in right quality and quantity
 Informal constant tion flow and reliable biostatistics
 Funds

Q34 Fifty Biology students were asked how often they attended the staff clinic during the last year. They gave the following responses as represented in table 1 : How many of the students attended the clinic trice or more?
 20
 27
 10
 26

Q35 . Two dices are tossed together, what is the probability of having a multiple of 12?
 $$\frac{1}{6}$$
 $$\frac{2}{3}$$
 $$\frac{1}{9}$$
 $$\frac{1}{3}$$

Q36 . It is important to note that manpower requirement varies from hospital to hospital depending on factors such as:
 Geographical location
 Health facility utilization
 Intensity of acute care
 striking Doctors

Q37 NPI has the responsibility to effectively control through immunization and provision of
 malaria
 poliomyelitis
 Tetanus
 Tuberculosis

Q38 Find the probability that in a pig family of 4 offspring there will be at least 1 male and 1 female offspring?. Assume that the probability of a male offspring is 0.5.
 $$\frac{7}{8}$$
 $$\frac{2}{3}$$
 $$\frac{1}{3}$$
 $$\frac{9}{10}$$

Q39 The following are sample techniques exceptââ�??¬¦ââ�??¬¦ââ�??¬¦ââ�??¬¦ââ�??¬¦
 Simple random
 Systematic random
 Descriptive
 Cluster

Q40 NPI is a parastatal under
 LGA
 USAID
 FMOH
 EPJ

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