PAPER 1- SECTION A

IA

1. CONCEPT OF HEALTH & DISEASE

2. PRINCIPLES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY & EPIDEMIOLOGICAL METHODS

3. SCREENING OF DISEASES

4. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

5. SOCIAL SCIENCE & HEALTH

LQ
1. How do you measure the risk of contracting a disease? How relative risk is different
from Odds ratio? Describe the advantages and disadvantages of each, in view of the
study designs used to calculate these measures of Risk.

2. Define sensitivity and specificity. How are the screening programmes evaluated?

3. What is mean by RCT? Write about diff types of RCT with examples.

4. Describe the basic steps of a RCT. What are the benefits of RCT?

5. Describe the details about basic steps in Case Control study. * What are its
advantages and dis advantages? What is the importance of cross-product ratio?

6. What are the levels of prevention? Describe in brief the modes of intervention
applicable to each level of prevention with suitable example. *

7. What do you mean by screening of disease? Mention the criteria for screening that
need to be fulfilled when you are planning for a screening programme.

8. What is Screening for disease? Enumerate the types of screening for disease. How
will you plan for cancer screening in your PHC area as MO i/c PHC?

9. What is natural history of disease? Describe its different phases with various modes
of intervention to prevent disease.

10. What do you mean by determinants of health? Discuss about various factors
affecting health.

11. The concept of Human Development index reflects achievements in the most basic
human capabilities. Explain and elaborate.

12. Define epidemiology. Write the various uses of epidemiology.

SHORT NOTES
1. Gender as a determinant of health

2. PQLI does not take per capita GNP into consideration

3. Health, a fundamental human right

4. Three mortality indicators

5. PQLI

6. Positive health

7. DALY*

8. Ergonomics

9. Blinding

10. Concept of lead time***

11. Adulteration

12. Occupational cancers

13. Positive predictive value in screening

14. Secondary level prevention

15. Advantages of joint family

16. Screening for cancer cervix

17. Broken family*

18. Epidemiological triad

19. Secondary attack rate

20. Sickness benefit under ESI Act

21. Preplacement examination

22. Primordial prevention

23. Latent period

24. Maternity benefit under ESI Act

25. Attributable risk

26. Ergonomics

27. Social rehabilitation

28. Pre-placement examination

29. Spot mapping

30. Global hunger Index

31. International Death certificate

32. Relative risk & attributable risk

33. Mental age

34. Occupational hazards of agricultural workers

35. Basic steps in conducting a randomized control trial

36. Biological transmission of disease

37. Primordial prevention of tobacco abuse

38. Sanitation barrier

39. Prevention of indoor air pollution

40. Epidemiological tetrad

41. Bagassosis*

42. Latent period

43. Matching

44. Social therapy

45. Types of learning

46. IQ

47. Rights of the patient*

48. ESI act

49. Screening of cancer cervix

50. Prevention of Lead poisoning*

51. Contribution of Edward Jenner towards public health

52. Chronic carriers with example

53. STRATIFIED RANDOM SAMPLING

54. Types of Bias in epidemiological studies

55. Occupational health hazards to a farmer

56. Contribution of John Snow*

57. Occupational dermatitis

58. Three generation family

59. Nosocomial infection

60. Medical social worker

61. Social pathology

62. Doctor patient relationship

63. Silicosis

64. Types of carriers

65. Causes of mentally handicapped children

66. Health promotional measures of CAD

67. Epidemic curve

68. Multifactorial causation of disease

69. Sensitivity and Specificity

70. Modified Kuppuswamy scale for SES

71. Lead poisoning

72. Evaluation of a screening test

73. Endemic and Pandemic

74. Acculturation

75. Uses of screening

76. Preventive measures of Bagassosis

77. Iceberg of disease phenomenon

 78. Steps of well disinfection

79. Occupational hazards in a mining industry

80. Diff b/w Quarantine & Isolation

81. Secondary prevention of TB

82. 3 indicators of PQLI

83. Causes of Bagassosis

ADDITIONAL Qs
1. What is screening? What are the objectives of screening? Enumerate the types &
uses of Screening for diseases giving examples. Mention the criteria for a screening
test and the diseases to be screened in a community. Justify your answer in relation
to diabetes

2. Define Epidemiology. Mention the types of epidemiological studies. Give the design
of a randomized controlled trial/Discuss on descriptive epidemiology and its
uses/Describe the uses of Epidemiology and write the difference between Case-
Control and Cohort study.

3. Describe briefly on cold chain. Describe the National Immunization schedule. Give
examples of four optional vaccines

4. Discuss about the various initiatives under NRHM in Orissa. Justify their role in
reduction of IMR and MMR.

5. Discuss in detail about National Health Policy of India.

6. What are the health hazards due to industrialization? Suggest measures for its
prevention and control.

7. Define “Social Security” & give examples. Discuss the medical benefit & sickness
benefit of E.S.I Scheme.

8. Define health. Mention the dimensions of health. Describe the various factors which
influence health. Write briefly the determinants of Health. Explain with examples
how health is a consequence for ‘life-Style’.

9. What do you understand by indicators of health? What are the characteristics of

indicators? Discuss the mortality indicators.
 10. Discuss the role of socio-cultural factors in health and disease.

11. Open Vial Policy

12. Types of biological transmission

13. Period prevalence

14. Difference between control, elimination and eradication

15. Doctor-Patient Relationship

16. Difference between Incidence and Prevalence

17. Overcrowding

18. Social Security

19. Classify adverse effects following immunization. How will you investigate a reported
adverse effect after immunization?

20. Vaccine Vial Monitor

21. Cold Chain

22. Difference between Schick Test and Shake Test

23. Herd immunity

PAPER 1- SECTION B
IB

1. ENVIORNMENTAL HEALTH

2. BIOSTATISTICS

3. GENETICS AND HEALTH

4. HEALTH EDUCATION & COMMUNICATION

5. HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM

LQ
1. Describe the methods of large scale treatment of water source. What is the role of
Public health in maintaining the water quality?
 2. Define primary health care. Enumerate the principles of primary health care. * what
are te elements of primary health care?

3. What is health communication? Write the functions of health communication.

4. Enumerate the Principles of primary Health care

5. Define Health Education. *What are the various approaches to health education?
List the methods used in mass approach to Health communication.

6. What do you mean by safe and wholesome water? Write the methods of purification
of water at the household level.

7. Define preventive Genetics. What are the problems of Consanguinity? Discuss in

brief the measures available for prevention of disease having genetic background.

8. Describe the elements of a slow sand filter and its advantages

9. What are the objectives of IPHS, for PHCs? Write a minimum requirement in medical
and MCH care of PHC for meeting IPHS.

SHORT NOTES
1. Humidity of air and its health implications

2. Anti adult measures of mosquito control

3. GATHER technique of Counselling

4. Regulatory methods of Health Education

5. Indicators of air pollution

6. Measurements of Central tendency

7. BOD [ Biological Oxygen Demand]

8. BCC

9. Healthy education vs health Propaganda

10. Three tier system of health care

11. Syndromes a/w abnormality of sex chromosomes

12. Pictogram
13. Standard error of proportions

14. Turner’s syndrome

15. Central births and Deaths Registration act, 1969

16. Diff b/w mass media and Personal communication

17. Eugenics

18. Rodenticides

19. Group discussions

20. Job responsibilities of health worker female

21. Health hazards of noise

22. Standard normal curve

23. Role play for health communication

24. FRU

25. Break point chlorination*

26. Goal 4 of MDG in India

27. Genetic counselling

28. Barriers of communication

29. Hardness of water

30. Acculturation

31. IPHS

32. Normal distribution curve

33. Disadvantages of Hard water

34. T/t of scabies

35. Systemic random sampling

36. Prospective genetic counselling

37. Activities of ASHA

38. Barriers of communication***

39. Diff b/w Standard deviation & Standard Error

40. Role of mass media in TB control

41. Vital layer

42. Eugenics

43. Histogram

44. ASHA

45. Water related disease

46. Spot mapping

47. Euthenics

48. Man power required for a community health care

49. Soiling index

50. Types of rat fleas

51. Name 4 mosquito repellents

52. Hardness of water*

53. Prevention of Lead poisoning

54. Sub centre

55. Staff pattern in a PHC

56. Genetic counselling in prevention of genetic disorders

57. Sentinel surveillance

58. Orth toluidine test

59. autosomal dominant traits

60. Control of aedes aegypti mosquito

61. Interpersonal communication

62. Control of head louse

63. Sampling error

64. Prevention of heat stroke

 65. Elements of primary health care

66. Anganwadi worker

67. Functions of PHC

68. Components of Health Information system

69. Systemic random sampling

70. Sanitation barrier

71. Measurements of dispersion

72. BCC- behavioural change communication

73. Control measures of sand flies

74. Gene therapy

75. Euthenics

76. Panel discussion

77. Water borne disease

78. Panel discussion

79. Alma-Ata declaration

80. Delayed somatic effects of Radiation

81. Staff position at CHC

82. Purpose of universal health coverage

83. Primary health care as peer alma ata conference

84. T/t of scabies

ADDITIONAL Qs
1. What is Air pollution? Discuss its ill effects on health. How to prevent and control Air
Pollution?

2. Accessibility and affordability of Primary Health Care.

3. NGOs in the field of Health

 PAPER 2- SECTION A
II A

1. COMMUNICABLE AND NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE

2. DEMOGRAPHY AND FAMILY PLANNING

3. NUTRITION & HEALTH

4. MENTAL HEALTH

5. INTERNATIONAL HEALTH

LQ
1. Describe the C/f of measles. Apply the principles of prevention in the control of
measles.

2. What is zoonosis? Enumerate five zoonotic diseases of public health importance.

How would you categorise and manage a case of dog bite brought to you within
hours of bite?

3. Define API. What are the different features, diagnostic criteria for immediate referral
and T/t of Severe Malaria?

4. Give an account of C/f of Dengue fever. What steps would you take to prevent it?

5. Enumerate the epidemiological determinants of Diabetes mellitus. How would you

develop a strategy for primary prevention In a community?

6. Describe the common nutritional health problems seen in Odisha. Describe the steps
taken to reduce the problems of protein energy malnutrition by the state health
authorities.

7. Describe the aims, objectives, strategies and thrust areas of national Mental Health
programme.

8. Describe the management of a case of animal bite. Mention about post- exposure
prophylaxis against rabies.

9. Enumerate the major nutritional health problems of India. Describe the nutritional
factors in prevention of cardiovascular diseases.
 10. What is Line Listing? There is an outbreak of measles in one tribal block. As MO I/C
PHC, how will you manage the situation in your area and prevent the disease in
future.

11. What do you mean by ZOONOSES? Classify zoonoses in terms of theirreservior host.
What measures will you take in post exposure prophylaxis of a severe dog bite in an
adult of weight 70 Kg.

SHORT NOTES
1. Stages of demographic cycle with examples****

2. Components of INAP- India New-born Action Plan

3. Facilities of NRC [Nutritional rehabilitation centre]

4. 4Ds of RBSK

5. Diseases under NVBDCP

6. TFR- Total fertility Rate

7. Supplementary actions proteins

8. Approaches for prevention of drug abuse

9. Warning signs of Cancer

10. GRR- Gross reproduction rate

11. Essential fatty acids

12. Anxiety neurosis

13. Net reproduction rate

14. At risk infants

15. Measurements of Body mass index

16. Relative risk

17. Components of Comprehensive Mental health programme

18. UNDP
19. Vision-2020- The Right to Sight*

20. JE Vaccines

21. DPMR

22. LLIN

23. Primordial prevention

24. Life cycle approach in RCH

25. CDC

26. Emergency contraception

27. Rule of halves*

28. Regimen of MDR TB

29. Laboratory diagnosis of dengue

30. BMI

31. Eligible couples

32. Causes of mental ill health

33. SAM

34. Cold chain

35. MDT in Leprosy

36. Quetlet’s Index

37. Indian reference Man and Women

38. Functions of UNICEF

39. List the Complications of atherosclerosis

40. Dosage of vitamin A from birth to 5 years old

41. Causes of blindness in India

42. List the components of MCH card

43. BMI

44. Eligible couples

45. Sex ratio

46. Trans fatty acids

47. Complications of Diabetes mellitus

48. Causes of blindness in India

49. Vitamin a deficiency disorder

50. Post-operative advice after male sterilization

51. Critical path method

52. Complications of obesity

53. Injectable contraceptives

54. Stages of Planning Cycle

55. Cost effective analysis

56. Goal 3 of SDG

57. vitamin a deficiency

58. Iodine deficiency disorder

59. Iodized salt

60. Essen regimen and rabies immunoglobulin for passive immunization in post
exposure rabies.

61. Modifiable R/F of Hypertension

62. Food adulteration and Food Fortification

63. Functions of WHO

64. DOTS

65. NSV

66. Indian red cross

67. Difference b/w Drug addiction and Drug Habituation

68. c/f Marasmus

69. Tracking in Hypertension

 70. Prevention of post exposure human rabies

71. t/t of category-II TB in adults

72. Chandler’s index

73. Aedes aegypti index

74. Modifiable risk factors of Stroke*

75. Purpose of Kayakalp programme

76. Volatile solvents as dependence producing drugs

77. MDA

78. UNICEF

79. VVM

80. DOTS

81. NRC

82. EMOC

83. BSE

84. INAP

85. SAARC

86. SIDA

87. CARE

ADDITIONAL Qs
1. What is balanced diet? Prepare a balanced diet chart for a pregnant woman
weighing 45kg, in her second trimester. She is a house wife and belongs to low
socioeconomic status

2. What are the Indicators of Nutritional status of a community? What preventive

measures would you suggest in a PHC area to eliminate malnutrition.
 3. What are nutritional problems of Under-five children? Discuss how can you assess
the nutritional status of under five children in a community

4. Define Obesity. How will you assess it? Discuss the epidemiology/ different health
consequences of Obesity. Suggest measures for its prevention and control.

5. Describe the epidemiology and prevention of Poliomyelitis. Discuss the strategies

adopted for eradication of poliomyelitis in India.

6. What are the agent, host and environmental factors responsible for carcinogenesis
in human being? Describe the primary level of prevention of cancer. Briefly describe
the role of National Cancer Control Programme in Control and Prevention of Cancer
in India.

7. Couple Protection Rate

8. Diagnosis of Malaria according to NVBDCP

PAPER 2- SECTION B
II B

1. PREVENTIVE OBSTETRICS, PAEDIATRIC & GERIATRIC

2. HEALTH PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

3. BATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAMME

4. BIO-WASTE MANAGEMENT

5. DISASTER MANAGEMENT

LQ
1. What complications a mother is likely to develop owing to pregnancy? How would
you manage a case of High risk pregnancy? [Ans: write about Birth Preparedness and
Cx Readiness]

2. Define severe acute malnutrition [SAM].

3. Define Neonatal Mortality rate. Enumerate the incidences, causes and intervention
for reduction of NMR.

4. Enumerate the complications of postnatal period. What you will advice health
education to a mother during the postnatal period.
 5. Describe the disaster cycle. Discuss about disaster preparedness in a costal district of
Odisha.

6. What do you understand by disease surveillance? Describe the reporting system in

IDSP in Odisha. [IDSP- Integrated disease Surveillance Programme]

7. Enumerate the T/t and disposal technologies for Health care waste.

8. Define Neonatal mortality rate. Write the steps of resuscitation of a new born, not
breathing soon after birth. Briefly discuss the principles of Mx of LBW babies.

9. Define maternal mortality rate. Describe the factors affecting maternal mortality
rate in India. What are the measures to reduce maternal mortality rate in India?

10. WHAT DO you mean by biomedical waste? What are the treatment and disposal
technologies for healthcare waste?

SHORT NOTES
1. One role of medical officer in each stage of Disaster Cycle

2. MBO Principle

3. Classifications of Dins as per latest biomedical waste rules

4. Principles of Universal precaution

5. IMR

6. TODAY

7. Segregation of Biomedical waste

8. Characteristics of mentally healthy person

9. MDA

10. SWOT Analysis*

11. NACP- IV*

12. Toxaemias of pregnancy

13. Types of Incinerators

14. Inertization
15. Triage in disaster management*

16. PERT

17. MMR

18. MCP Card

19. IYCF

20. BMI

21. TRIAGE System

22. Causes of Infant Mortality in India

23. Critical path method

24. Prevention of Japanese encephalitis

25. Danger signals during natal period

26. SWOT analysis

27. RMNCH+A

28. Colour coding of biomedical waste Mx

29. Risk approach in MCH care

30. Network analysis in health planning and management

31. Goal of NVBDCP

32. Control tipping

33. APGAR Score

34. Road to health

35. Vaccination in the post disaster phase

36. Obstetric causes of maternal mortality

37. Timing of vaccination in the current NIS

38. Cost effective analysis

39. Planning cycle

40. PPB [ Planning Programming Budgeting system]

41. FRU

42. Obstetric causes of maternal mortality

43. Uses of growth chart

44. Vaccination against hepatitis b

45. Prevention of neurolathyrism

46. Reference protein

47. New born care corner

48. Beneficiaries under ICDS Programme

49. SNCU

50. Vandemataram Scheme

51. NITI AAYOG

52. Problems a/w long term illness among elderly people

53. EBF

54. GOBI FFF

55. Essential obstetric care (EOC)

56. Cost benefit analysis

57. Triage

58. NACP-IV

59. Two specific protections in antenatal care

60. Bhore comitte,1946

61. Prevention of parent to child transmission of HIV/AIDS

62. Supplementary nutrition

63. Uses of growth chart

64. Infant mortality rate

65. Endemic ascites

66. Inertization
 67. UNFPA

68. GOARN

69. GOBI FFF

70. UNDP

71. WISP

72. Preventive Vaccine

73. RKS- Rogi Kalyan samiti

74. VHND

75. OASIS

76. AFP surveillance

77. PPTCT- prevent parent to child transmission

78. GKS- Gaon Kalyan Committee

79. CPM

80. RBSK

ADDITIONAL Qs
1. Describe the health problem of geriatric age group in our country. Discuss the
measures to be adopted at the national and local level for prevention and control of
these problems/What steps would you suggest for prevention and control of these
problems? / Describe the level of prevention for the health care of the elderly
people.

2. Objectives of school health services

3. Terminal disinfection

4. What is essential New born care? According to IMNCI guideline, how do you manage
a new born with birth weight 2000 gm developing hypothermia after 24 hrs of birth?

5. Define U-5 Mortality Rate. Enumerate the factors affecting U-5 mortality. Discuss the
preventive and social measures to reduce U-5 mortality

6. Rastriya Swasthya Bima Yojana

 7. What is Health planning? Enumerate the steps in health planning cycle. Describe the
steps in relation to growing burden of malaria in Odisha.

8. Vitamin A Prophylaxis Programme

VSQs
1. Morbidity indicator___

2. Farmer’s lung is due to____

3. Diagnostic tests are_______

4. Periodic examination in a factory worker is a type of _____prevention

5. Income generated within the country is known as____

6. Screening is recommended for a condition when___________[ans: early diagnosis

can change the ds course because of efficient T/t]

7. Man-arthropod-man transmission chain is seen in____

8. Example of Propagative transmissionism_______

9. Tertiary prevention_______

10. Extrinsic incubation period is___________

11. Father of Indian surgery is ___

12. Health care delivery indicator_____

13. In screening test, sensitivity is the ability to test to identify correctly______

T/B

1. Hippocrates is the father of modern medicine

2. Cross sectional study finds the incidence of disease

3. Asbestosis is a/w pleural mesothelioma

4. Prevention of childhood obesity is an example of health promotion

5. The first case that comes to the notice of a physician is Index case.

6. Farmer’s lung is due to bacteria.

7. PQLI is scaled between 0 to 100

8. Measles 2nd dose if administered at 16-24 months

9. In lead poisoning blood level of 70 microgram/100ml is associated with clinical

symptoms

10. Silicosis is a notifiable disease under the Factories act 1948 and the mines act 1952

11. Cognitive, affective, and psychomotor are the three domains of learning

1. The ability to induce clinically apparent illness is K/a_____

2. _________rate represents killing power of a disease

3. Validity has 2 components _________ and __________

4. Period b/w possible time of detection and possible time of diagnosis is ______

5. Basic tools of measurement in epidemiology are rate, ratio and ______

6. Socially acquired learned behaviour is __________

7. The Framingham heart study is an example of ____type of epidemiological study

8. The search for unrecognised disease by means of rapidly applied test in apparently
healthy individual is called as________

9. In_____, steps are taken to prevent the development of risk factors in a population
group in which it has not yet appeared.

10. The occupational disease of the lung caused by inhalation of cotton fibre dust over a
long period of time is called___

11. The term_____refers to all the current cases both old and new existing at a given
point of time in a given population

12. In_type of epidemiological study both the exposure and the outcome or disease
have occurred before the initiation of study.
T/F

1. The presence of spores of C. perforinges in a natural water suggests faecal

contamination occurred at some remote time

2. Periodical examination done at the time of employment

3. One subcenturi in plain areas is established for 2000-3000 population

4. Sling psychrometer is used to measure relative humidity

5. Random number table is not an accepted method of randomization

6. The term Comprehensive health care was 1st used by Bhore committee in 1946.

7. The most frequently occurring value in the distribution of data is called median

8. DDT is used for indoor residual spray for the control of adult mosquito

9. Culex mosquito breed in clean running stream of water

10. Breast feeding to a new-born babies should be initiated within ½ hour of delivery.

11. Socratic method is a one-way method of communication

12. Presence of spores of C. perforinges in natural water in absence of E. coli suggests

most recent contamination

13. Lecture is a one-way communication

14. Residual chlorine content in water supply system is 0.5 PPM

15. DALY is a mortality indicator

16. Mode is the most frequently occurring observation in a series.

17. Bias can be eliminated by Blinding.

18. The daylight factor should exceed 1 percent over half the floor area

19. The siphon tube of anopheles mosquito is broad and short

20. The chi square test is an alternative method of testing significance of difference b/w
two proportions

21. Persuasion is the art of winning friends and influencing people

22. The MDG goal 5 to improve maternal health

23. One community health centre covers a population off 80,000-1.2 lakhs

1. The number of exposed persons developing disease within the range of incubation
period following exposure to primary case is K/a________

2. Analytical study comprises of ______and ______ study

3. Mongolism is caused by an extra chromosome which occurs on __pair

4. _________is the commonly occurring value in distribution of data

5. An ____________audience Is one which has gathered together for motives of

curiosity.

6. ____________is the bacterial indicators of recent contamination of water.

7. Each sub centre is staffed by a _and a _______

8. According to Indian Public Health Standard, the bed strength of each CHC should
be______

9. Active surveillance for malaria fortnight is done by _______

10. The art of winning friends and influencing people is called__________

11. When the new idea or acquired behaviour becomes part of his/her own existing
values is called_____

12. Formula for degree of freedom

13. Goal 5 MDG stands to_____

14. acceptable noise level in hospital ward is______dB

15. World cancer day is observed on_____[4th Feb]

16. Ability of a test to identify true negatives is called_______

17. One subcentre in hilly and tribl areas cover about _____population

18. IEC means______, _________, __________

19. Census in India is regularly conducted in _______years.

20. Water with turbidity of _____nephrometric turbidity unit [NTU] is acceptable to

consumer.
 21. Heat pyrexia is defined as a temperature above ___ F.

22. The normal life span of mosquitos varies from _______to_____ days.

23. One primary health centre caters a population of ______

24. Daily exposure level of noise upto __dB can tolerate by people without substantial
damage to hearing

25. The formation of a vital layer in a slow sands filter is known as _of the filter

26. Removal of bacteria in slow sand filter is _percent

27. In comfort zone the predicted four hour sweat rate (P4SR) is ____litres

28. A good sample of Paris green contains __________percent of arsenous oxide

29. For an effective group discussion, the group should comprise not less than ____and
not more than _______members.

COLUMN MATCHING

1. Bhore committee- primary health care

2. Triage- disaster Mx

3. Yellow container- human anatomical waste

4. RNTCP- DOTS Plus

5. Vital statistics- birth rate

6. Mala-N- OCP

7. Male pill- Gossypol

8. Macronutrients- proximate principles

9. Essen Regimen-Rabies

10. DMPA- Injectable contraceptive

11. MDT- Leprosy

12. ART-AIDS
T/F

1. Partially blocked flea is more efficient vector for bubonic plague transmission.

2. BCG is a live attenuated freeze-dried viral vaccine.

3. Nutritional rehabilitation is an example of secondary prevention

4. PAP smear is screening test for cancer cervix.

5. Protein quality is determined by NPU.

6. Emporiatrics deals with health of Travellers.

1. Hemophilus ducrey causes ____

2. Ex ratio is defined as the number of females per ______

3. Age pyramid in developed countries shows _______in the middle and has a _____
base

4. New tissues cannot be formed unless _____are present in the diet.

5. Causative agent of epidemic typhus is______

6. WHO Day is celebrated on __________

7. Low stationary stage is characterized by low birth weight and _______

8. Egg is ___protein.

9. India is in ___phase of demographic cycle.

10. Iron & folic acid tablets for children contain ________elemental iron and _____folic
acid.

11. WHO was established in______

12. Pearl index is expressed in________

13. Any person with cough more than________is suspected to have tuberculosis.

14. MORON is one with IQ of________

15. Vector of kala-azar is__

16. The most frequently used measures of deviation is____

17. The floor area of a living room for a single person should be at least ____
 18. Clinical incubation period in lymphatic filariasis is______

19. Causative agent of Plague____

20. The diose of human rabies immunoglobulin is __IU/Kg body weight

21. According to WHO and UNICEF, the Zinc supplementation in clinical management of
diarrhoeal diseases for infants under 6 months of age is ______

22. _______is father of epidemiology

23. Post-coital Contraception is recommended within _____ hours of unprotected

intercourse.

24. The demographic goal of NRR IS _____

COLUMN MATCHING

1. Aedes- dengue

2. Kolpik spot- measles

3. Framingham study- CHD

4. psychosis- Schizophrenia

5. Endemic ascites- Pyrrolizidine alkaloid

6. Point source epidemic- food poisoning

7. Epidemic dropsy- sanguinarine

8. Aflatoxin- aspergillus flavus

9. Infectious waste- yellow

10. Red plastic bag

11. Puncture proof container- sharp waste

12. Black plastic bag-

13. IFA Supplementation- anemia prevention

14. Iodized salt- IDD prevention

15. Vitamin A prophylaxis- prevention of night blindness

16. MDA[mass drug administration]- elimination of lymphatic filariasis

T/F

1. MAC is age independent indicator of malnutrition.

2. As per WHO, anemia in infants of 6 months of age ais defined as Hb less than
110mg/L?

3. PERT is a/w qualitative analysis

4. IMNCI target group is up to 5 years

5. Disposal of placenta at PHC is done by deep burial

6. Epidemic does not occur post disaster is Leptospirosis

1. ____ will provide the most timely and sensitive detection of infection of pandemic
Influenza A (H1NA) 2009 Virus

2. _______ is n indicator of prevalence of contraceptive practice in community

3. ___________fatty acids are mainly found in animal fats

4. CARE Stands for_________

5. A minimum of _visits covering entire period of ppregnancy should be target.

6. _______ in India is the largest voluntary organisation working for the cause and care
of disadvantaged older people

7. ________ technique is used for fluorination of water

8. The WHO has drawn attention to the fact that ___is our modern epidemic

9. AVERAGE MILK SECRETION PER DAY IN Indian mother is ______mL

10. The average weight gain per year after 2nd year till puberty is____

11. Exclusive breast feeding is sufficient for _____months

12. The maximum APGAR score should be _____ in a new-born

13. Respiratory rate can be termed fast breathing in a less than 2 month old infant, if
RR/min is more than_____

14. What are the amounts of priotein and calorie received byba pregnant woman from
the Anganwadi?
15. Boys over 16 years who are too difficult to be handled inj a certified school or have
misbehaved are sent to______

16. Adolescent period extends from __to _year

17. One gram protein gives __________ Kcal

18. A contact period of _____hour is allowed before the water is drawn from the well

19. VPDS

20. Denominator in maternal mortality is______

21. World breast feeding week is celebrated in the month of________

22. Health survey and development committee is known as______

23. Multibacillary leprosy follow up duration is ___years under NLEP.

24. Category 7 on biomedical waste Mx contains______

25. Nodal centre in case of disaster management is _______

26. Amplifying host in JE is _

27. Ergonomics is defined as____

28. Give an example of cyclodevelopmental transmission____