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NHPC License Exam — Allied Health Practice Quiz

By sushil / August 29, 2026

Test your knowledge of the Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC), the licensing framework for allied and paramedical health professionals, and cross-cutting medical, public health, and patient-safety basics relevant to lab, radiography, physiotherapy, public health, Ayurveda, dental, and optometry graduates.

NHPC License Exam — Allied Health Practice Quiz

10 questions · 15 minute time limit

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What is the primary role of the Nepal Health Professional Council (NHPC)? It sets national exam curricula for medical doctors only It registers and licenses allied and paramedical health professionals, such as lab technicians, radiographers, physiotherapists, and public health workers, so they can legally practice in Nepal It manages hospital budgets and staffing across Nepal It certifies only pharmacists

Why must allied health graduates pass an NHPC licensing exam before practicing? To increase government tax revenue To ensure a minimum standard of competency and protect patient safety It is required only for professionals planning to work abroad To artificially limit the number of graduates entering the field

Which of the following is NOT a profession regulated by NHPC? Radiography Physiotherapy Medicine (doctors) Medical Laboratory Technology

What is the main purpose of vaccination programs in public health? To treat infections that already exist, faster To help the body develop immunity against specific diseases before exposure occurs To replace the need for basic sanitation practices To diagnose diseases in their early stages

Which practice is most effective in reducing the spread of infectious disease in a healthcare setting? Wearing brightly colored uniforms Regular hand hygiene by healthcare workers Increasing patient waiting times Reducing ventilation in patient rooms

In laboratory and clinical practice, u201cuniversal precautionsu201d refer to: Treating all blood and body fluids as potentially infectious and using appropriate protective measures with every patient Using the same testing equipment for every diagnostic test regardless of type A precaution used only when treating known infectious patients A rule that applies only to surgeons, not lab or radiography staff

What does u201cinformed consentu201d mean in patient care? A hospitalu2019s internal staffing policy A patient agreeing to a procedure after being told its purpose, risks, and alternatives A form signed only before surgical operations Permission a doctor gives to a hospital administrator

Approximately what is considered a normal resting body temperature for humans? Around 30u00b0C (86u00b0F) Around 37u00b0C (98.6u00b0F) Around 42u00b0C (107.6u00b0F) Around 25u00b0C (77u00b0F)

Why is maintaining patient confidentiality an important ethical duty for all licensed health professionals? It protects patient privacy and builds trust between patients and health workers It matters only for administrative record-keeping It applies only to mental health professionals It is optional unless the patient specifically requests it

In Nepal, why does holding a valid professional license matter for an allied health workeru2019s career? It is a one-time formality with no bearing on actual practice It is the legal authorization required to practice in that health field within Nepal, and is typically needed for employment and lawful practice It is required only for those working in government hospitals It is only relevant for professionals working outside Nepal

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