Download MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) TMU (Teerthanker Mahaveer University) Third Year (3rd Year) 2020 MBS301 Community Medicine II Previous Question Paper
MBBS III (Third) Professional Part-1 Examination
2019-20
Course Code:MBS301
Paper ID:03119302
Community Medicine - II
Time: 2 Hours 40 Minutes
Max Marks: 50
Note: Attempt all questions. Draw proper diagrams to support
your answer.
Part `B'
1.
Write short notes on: (5x4=20)
a)
PCPNDT Act
b)
Measures of morbidity
c)
Iodine deficiency disorders and their prevention
d)
Sustainable Development Goal 3
2.
Write short notes on: (4x3=12)
a)
DASH diet
b)
Cost effectiveness analysis
c)
Counterfeit medicines
3.
Write briefly on: (3x2=6)
a)
CARE
b)
Genetic counselling
4.
Write to the point: (2x6=12)
a)
Replacement level fertility
b)
Mohalla clinics
c)
International Classification of diseases
d)
Appropriate technology
e)
UNICEF
f)
Reverse cold chain
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Course Code:MBS301
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Community Medicine - II
Part `A'
Time: 20 Minutes
Max Marks: 10
Note: 1. Attempt all questions and return this part of the question paper to the invigilator after 20 Minutes.
2. Please tick () correct one only. Cutting, overwriting or any other marking are not allowed.
3. For answering please use Ball- pen only.
Q.1
Which of the following is not part of HDI:
and beliefs of people regarding smoking, this
a)
Life expectancy at birth
method is known as:
b)
Gross national income per capita
a)
Counseling
c)
Mean years of schooling
b)
Motivation
d)
Life expectancy at age 1
c)
Propaganda
d)
Advising
Q.2
The following indices are used for measuring
disability, except:
Q.8
The additional energy requirement for a
a)
Sullivan's index
woman during pregnancy is:
b)
HALE (Health adjusted life
a)
150 kcal / day
expectancy)
b)
300 kcal / day
c)
PQLI (Physical Quality of Life Index)
c)
400 kcal / day
d)
DALYs (Disability adjusted life years)
d)
550 kcal / day
Q.3
In the natural history of disease, the
P.T.O
pathogenesis' phase is deemed to start upon:
Q. 9
The most common cause of early neonatal
a)
Entry of the disease agent in the
mortality is:
human host
a)
Low Birth Weight
b)
Interaction between agent, host and
b)
Acute Respiratory Infections
environmental factors
c)
Malnutrition
c)
Appearance of signs and symptoms
d)
Jaundice
d)
Appearance of complications
Q.10 Which one of the following is not included in
Q.4
10 cases of food poisoning had been reported
the duties of ASHAs:
in hospital, 2 out of these developed mild
a)
To give health education
gastrointestinal symptoms, 4 developed
b)
To give injection of tetanus toxoid
moderate dehydration but recovered and 2
c)
To register births
succumbed to the disease. The characteristic
d)
To assist in breast feeding
of the organism of food poisoning that
produces the severest form of the disease is:
Q.11 After finishing 28-pills packet of Oral
a)
Pathogenicity
Contraceptive Pills next packet should be
b)
Communicability
started on:
c)
Infectivity
a)
Very next day
d)
Virulence
b)
Day 2 of menstruation
Q.5
Mid-day school meal should provide:
c)
Day 5 of menstruation
a)
? of total calorie and ? of daily
d)
Day 7 of menstruation
protein requirement
b)
? of total calorie and 1/3 of daily
Q.12 An assessment of the health problems and
protein requirement
health status for planning health care services
c)
1/3 of total calorie and ? of daily
is termed as:
protein requirement
a)
Social pathology
d)
1/3 of total calorie and 1/3 of daily
b)
Health education
protein requirement
c)
Community diagnosis
d)
None of the above
Q.6
Prophylactic administration of vitamin K in
breast fed babies is an example of:
Q.13 "Any loss or abnormality of psychological,
a)
Health Promotion
physiological or anatomical structure or
b)
Primordial prevention
function" is known as:
c)
Specific protection
a)
Injury
d)
Rehabilitation
b)
Impairment
c)
Disability
Q.7
Persuasive communication was deliberately
d)
Handicap
employed to manipulate feelings, attitudes
Q.14 The mode of transmission most difficult to
c)
Total fertility rate
prevent is:
d)
General fertility rate
a)
Droplet spread
b)
Vector borne spread
c)
Vehicle borne spread
d)
Transmission through soil
Q.15 `Systematic observations and recording of
activities of one or more individuals carried
out at pre- determined or random intervals' is
termed as:
a)
Network analysis
b)
Work sampling
c)
Systems analysis
d)
Simulation study
Q.16 A recognizable clinical sign of Kwashiorkor
type of malnutrition is:
a)
Edema
b)
Obvious Muscle wasting
c)
Severe loss of subcutaneous fat
d)
Curly hair
Q.17 Regarding the concentration of nutrients in
the breast milk, the incorrect is:
a)
3.5 % fat
b)
Lower protein content than that of
cow's milk
c)
6.2 % lactose
d)
Lowest water content as compared to
animal milks
Q.18 The energy provided by 100 ml of breast milk
is:
a)
60 Kcal
b)
70 Kcal
c)
80 Kcal
d)
100 Kcal
Q.19 A chronic alcoholic was complaining of loss
of appetite and pain in lower legs. On
examination his gate was ataxic. He is
suffering from deficiency of:
a)
Niacin
b)
Thiamine
c)
Riboflavin
d)
Pantothenic acid
Q.20
The number of daughters a new born girl will
bear during her life time assuming fixed age
specific fertility and mortality rate, refers to
which one of the following:
a)
Age specific fertility rate
b)
Net reproduction rate
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