RGUHS MBBS Community Medicine January 2025 (1036 CBME)
1036Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences · Community Medicine · 2025 · January · CBME
Questions (30)
- 1.Describe the epidemiology of Leprosy. Outline the measures for Leprosy control in India.10 Marks
- 2.Define Perinatal mortality rate. Discuss the social and biological variables associated with Perinatal mortality. Describe the strategies to reduce perinatal mortality in India.10 Marks
- 3.Enumerate the types of drug resistant Tuberculosis. Outline the management of Multidrug resistant tuberculosis.5 Marks
- 4.State the WHO classification of Body Mass Index. Describe the lifestyle measures to reduce obesity.5 Marks
- 5.Discuss the preventive measures for Juvenile Delinquency.5 Marks
- 6.Discuss the different options for hormonal contraceptives available under the Family Welfare programme in India.5 Marks
- 7.As a medical officer, construct a plan for conducting a screening programme for Diabetes Mellitus in a village with a population of 900.5 Marks
- 8.Enumerate the emotions which have a bearing on health. Explain the role of Emotions in health and disease.5 Marks
- 9.List the criteria for selection of ASHA worker. What are the key functions of ASHA.5 Marks
- 10.Discuss the salient features of Mission Indradhanush.5 Marks
- 11.Mention any three objectives of HIV sentinel surveillance.3 Marks
- 12.Define Chandler’s Index.3 Marks
- 13.Enumerate the components documented in Growth Chart.3 Marks
- 14.Enumerate the Job responsibilities of Female Health Worker.3 Marks
- 15.Define Hidden Hunger and its consequences.3 Marks
- 16.List the salient features of Janani Suraksha Yojana.3 Marks
- 17.Enumerate the essential elements of Community Mental Health Programme.3 Marks
- 18.List the COVID-19 Vaccines available in India.3 Marks
- 19.Enumerate the quantitative methods among management techniques.3 Marks
- 20.List the job responsibilities of Mid-Level Health Providers (MLHP).3 Marks
- 21.“The Switch” under the Polio Eradication Programme during 2016 was change over from A. tOPV to bOPV B. OPV to IPV C. IPV to FIPV D. bOPV to IPV1 Mark
- 22.The risk of accidents due to drunken driving increases when the blood alcohol concentration is above: A. 0.03 g/dL B. 0.04 g/dL C. 0.05 g/dL D. 0.06 g/dL1 Mark
- 23.Breast feeding should ideally be initiated in Normal delivery within ………hour/s A. 1 B. 1½ C. 2 D. 2½1 Mark
- 24.Which of the following is NOT an index for Socio economic Classification as per Modified Kuppuswamy scale: A. Educational Status B. Occupational Status C. Housing Condition D. Income1 Mark
- 25.Most widely used dependence producing drug is A. Cannabis B. Cocaine C. Alcohol D. Heroin1 Mark
- 26.Health and wellness centres are: A. Primary health centers and subcenters B. Located in Slums C. Special mobile clinics D. New centers in rural and tribal areas1 Mark
- 27.While mitigating the COVID-19 pandemic, Police department, health department, Municipal bodies and many other departments were engaged in contact tracing. This is an example of A. Intersectoral coordination B. Team work C. Community participation D. Disaster management protocol1 Mark
- 28.Which of these individuals are included under the geriatric population? A. People between 10-19 years B. People over 45 years C. People over 60 years D. People between 15-49 years1 Mark
- 29.The solution recommended by WHO for intravenous infusion in treatment of dehydration is A. Dextrose Normal Saline solution. B. 5% dextrose solution. C. 25% dextrose solution. D. Ringer’s lactate solution1 Mark
- 30.Intensified case finding in targeted group at high risk areas is done to increase the detection rate of A. Measles B. Chickenpox C. Dengue D. Tuberculosis1 Mark
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