Question

(viii) The disadvantages of a Digital Stethoscope is …
(a) lesser dependence on real doctors
(b) if the machine misses even one sign, the diagnosis can be incorrect.
(c) it weakens the system of talking and listening in between doctor and patient which is an essential part of diagnosis
(d) they are very expensive as well which is not affordable by many good doctors

(ix) Why is an FDA approved digital stethoscope commendable?
(a) Technology behind it is highly commendable
(b) Most doctors blindly trust it because of its FDA approval
(c) The chip stored in the cloud can be transferred for a second opinion anywhere in the world
(d) All of the above

(x) The economics of operating the next gen stethoscopes may prove a hurdle in India. Why?
(a) People are still sceptical about such technology dependent things
(b) 80% of the population is treated in rural India where steady electricity is a luxury.
(c) India is basically a developing nation
(d) None of the above

(xi) Doctors feel that it is not yet time for the original stethoscope to exit because …
(a) when a patient sees an individual with a stethoscope he/she feels reassured that he/she is in capable hands and feels on the way to recovery
(b) if one takes away the symbol one takes away the placebo effect of the doctor.
(c) Both option (a) and (b)
(d) None of the above

(xii) The entire paragraph talks about …
(a)The narrator’s concern for the over-importance of digital stethoscope
(b) The narrator’s concern for the loss of importance of the original stethoscopes
(c) Information about different types of stethoscopes and their challenges
(d) An overall analysis of types of stethoscopes and their acceptability combined with his own analysis, viewpoint and conclusion on different types of stethoscopes​

Answer 1

Answer:

as it is a comprehension I don't know how to comprehend as there is no passage but these are the answers I worked out.

1. b

2. d

3. b

4. c

if it is wrong then it's not my fault as there is no passage given