BSEB Inter Home Science flashcards
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- Handwashing duration
- Scrub hands with soap for at least 20 seconds, covering palms, backs, between fingers and under nails, then rinse and dry with a clean cloth.
- ORS use in diarrhoea
- Oral rehydration solution replaces water and salts lost in diarrhoea; give frequently in small sips and continue feeding, seeking care for danger signs.
- Kwashiorkor versus marasmus
- Kwashiorkor is protein deficiency with oedema and fatty liver; marasmus is severe energy and protein deficiency with marked wasting and no oedema.
- Cephalocaudal development
- Development proceeds from head to foot, so head control appears before sitting, and sitting before walking, in the normal infant.
- Mercerization finish
- Treating cotton with caustic soda under tension gives greater lustre, strength and dye uptake to the fabric.
- Kitchen work triangle
- The path linking sink, cooking hob and refrigerator; it should be compact and free of cross traffic to reduce steps and fatigue.
- ISI mark
- Bureau of Indian Standards certification mark on industrial products, indicating conformity to the relevant Indian Standard.
- Cross ventilation
- Providing openings on opposite or adjacent walls so air enters one side and leaves the other, keeping rooms fresh and cool.
- Exclusive breastfeeding
- Giving only breast milk, with no water or other food, for the first six months, followed by complementary foods and continued breastfeeding.
- Method demonstration
- An extension teaching method in which a worker shows step by step how to perform a practice before a group, with explanation.
- Sensory evaluation score card
- A form rating appearance, colour, aroma, taste, texture and overall acceptability of a food product on a fixed scale.
- Iodine test for starch
- A drop of iodine solution turns blue-black in the presence of starch, used to detect starch adulteration in milk.
- French seam
- A seam that encloses raw edges by stitching twice, first on the right side and then on the wrong side, giving a neat finish.
- Work simplification
- Reducing unnecessary motions and combining or reordering tasks to save time and energy in household work.
- Consumer redressal commissions
- Under the Consumer Protection Act 2019, complaints are heard by District, State and National Commissions according to the claim value.
- Curtain fullness ratio
- Curtain fabric width is usually two to two and a half times the window width to give adequate gathers or pleats.
- Toilet training readiness
- Signs include staying dry for about two hours, discomfort with a wet nappy, and ability to follow simple instructions.
- Result demonstration
- An extension method that shows the outcome of a recommended practice, such as a higher-yield plot, so people can see the benefit.
- Anecdotal record
- A dated, factual written account of a specific observed behaviour of a child, including the setting and what happened.
- Piaget preoperational stage
- Ages about two to seven, when children use symbols and play but think egocentrically and do not yet conserve quantity.
- DASH diet
- A dietary pattern rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains and low-fat dairy, with reduced sodium, used to help control hypertension.
- Adopter categories
- Rogers classifies adopters as innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority and laggards, in order of adoption speed.
- Burning test for fibres
- Cotton smells of burnt paper, wool of burnt hair, and polyester melts into a hard bead, helping identify fibre content.
- Damp-proof course
- A layer of moisture-resistant material in a wall near ground level that stops water rising and causing dampness.
- Kangaroo mother care
- Skin-to-skin contact with the mother plus frequent breastfeeding and warmth, used for low-birth-weight and preterm babies.
- Priority matrix
- A time management tool that sorts tasks by urgency and importance so that important work is done before it becomes urgent.
- Stranger anxiety
- Wariness of unfamiliar people that commonly appears around seven to nine months as the infant forms specific attachments.
- First aid for burns
- Cool the burn with clean running water for about ten to twenty minutes, cover lightly, and do not apply oil or toothpaste.
- FSSAI mark
- The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India licence number and logo printed on food labels to show regulatory compliance.
- Safe food temperatures
- Keep hot foods above 60 degrees Celsius and cold foods below 5 degrees Celsius to slow bacterial growth.
- Anganwadi worker role
- Provides supplementary nutrition, preschool education, health check-ups, referral and nutrition education under the ICDS programme.
- Asymmetrical balance
- An informal arrangement in which different elements on either side of a centre are balanced by size, colour or visual weight.
- Inclusive education
- Educating children with disabilities alongside others, with adapted materials, accessible buildings and supportive teaching methods.