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015/23
The West Bengal University of Health Sciences
MBBS 3rd Professional Part-I Examination (New Regulation)
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April - May 2023
Subject: Community Medicine
Paper: I
Full Marks: 100
Time: 3 hours
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Attempt all questions. The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
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- A 10 year old boy has experienced scratching by a street cat on his left leg with oozing of scanty blood. His mother washed the wound casually using water stored in a bucket. The wound has been dressed along with Inj.Tetanus toxoid, administered by a local practitioner who referred him to emergency department of a Medical College and Hospital for anti-rabies vaccine. Write down the line of management for this boy in present situation. Describe the preventive measures for controlling the disease. 10+5
- What is 'carcinoma in situ'? Mention its importance. How is the screening of cervical cancer done at community level? Enumerate the risk factors for cervical cancer. 2+4+5+4
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- Enumerate the determinants of health. How environmental and socio-economic conditions act as determinants of health in a community? 4+3+3
- Name the different types of biomedical wastes generated in your hospital. Write the measures for their disposal as per national rules. 3+7
- How epidemiological studies are classified? Briefly describe the steps of case control study to find out the association between lung cancer and smoking. 4+6
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- Write short notes on the following:
- Graphical representation of statistical data.
- Explain the role of 'Doctor-patient relationship' in community setting.
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- Explain the following statements: 5 x 4
- Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine has been incorporated in NIS.
- Natural history of disease is best established by cohort study.
- Community diagnosis is the first step towards community health action.
- Monitoring and surveillance is different in public health.
- Zinc is important in treatment of diarrhoea.
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- Choose the correct option for each of the following: 10x1
- In a community survey, it is found that the prevalence of a disease has been increased from its value determined by a baseline study. What attribute of a screening test is likely to be affected most?
- Specificity
- Sensitivity
- Positive predictive value
- Negative predictive value
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- A survey is being planned to be conducted in Urban Health Training Centre (UHTC) of a medical college. In preparatory phase, the investigators are discussing to control the inter-observer error. Finally, they decided to reduce it by all of the following methods except:
- Repeating measurement over time
- Standardization of procedure of measurement
- Stringent training of surveyors
- Using two or more observers for independent assessment
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- Which one of the following is false about Epidemic?
- It is the unusual occurrence of a disease/health related states/events.
- It's frequency clearly exceeds the normal ‘expected occurrence'.
- It's occurrence crosses the 'epidemic threshold' for that disease/health event.
- 'Epidemic threshold' is two standard deviation from the endemic frequency.
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- Which of the following is the foundation of vital statistics
- Census
- Registration of vital events
- Sample registration system
- Notification of diseases
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- Which one of the following is NOT true about inactivated vaccine?
- It can stimulate active immunity when injected.
- It is safer than the live attenuated vaccine.
- It requires booster doses for maintaining immunity.
- It is affected by circulating antibody against the disease.
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- A doctor is required to study the incidence of 'Byssinosis' in a cotton textile industry. Which study design should he choose?
- Cross-sectional
- Longitudinal
- Ecological survey
- Case reports
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- Specificity of a screening test was found to be 80%. Specificity is the ability of the test to detect
- Negative result in those who have the disease.
- Positive result in those who have the disease.
- Negative result in those who have no disease.
- Positive result in those who have no disease.
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- Causative agent of an infectious disease is present in the environment, but there is no transmission of the agent. This is known as
- Elimination
- Control
- Eradication
- Holoendemic
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- After having grand dinner in a hostel, a number of students were reported to be suffering from pain abdomen, diarrhea and vomiting. Most cases occurred within 8 to 10 hours after dinner, This is an example of.
- Common source single exposure epidemic
- Slow epidemic
- Common source multiple exposure epidemic
- Propagated epidemic
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- A cheap method of sewage treatment is 'Oxidation pond'. It works on
- Aerobic principle during night and anaerobic during daytime.
- Aerobic principle during daytime and anaerobic during night.
- Aerobic principle in both daytime and night.
- Anaerobic principle in both daytime and night.
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- In a community survey, it is found that the prevalence of a disease has been increased from its value determined by a baseline study. What attribute of a screening test is likely to be affected most?
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