REPRODUCTIVE AND CHILD HEALTH-COMMUNITY MEDICINE-CHAPTER WISE PREVIOUS QUESTIONS

1. Couple protection rate
2. Emergency contraception
3. Post conceptional contraceptives
4. Third generation IUCD’s
5. Conditions for medical termination of pregnancy/ Indications of Medical termination of pregnancy
6. PPTCT-Prevention of parent to child transmission
7. Baby friendly hospital initiative
8. Lactation amenorrhea method
9. Causes of low birth weight
10. Vitamin A prophylaxis programme
11. Adolescent friendly health services(AFHS)
12. “At Risk” infant
13. Kishori Shakti Yojana
14. Medical termination of pregnancy Act
15. Indicators of maternal and child health care
16. Advantages of condoms

Problems

1. Eighteen years old Anisha a primi gravida comes with 4 months amenorrhea for check up. How will you proceed with clinical examination and management.
2. Riya 3 years old girl who is attending nearby anganwadi was brought to your PHC with H/o fever for 5 days and rashes all over the body for 1 day. She is partially immunized. As MO How will you manage the situation.
3. As a MO of PHC, what are the strategies you will plan to prevent and control malnutrition among children under five years in your area?
4. As a medical officer of primary health Centre, how will you ensure adequate immunization coverage among under-fives in the PHC area
5. As a medical officer of PHC, what are the strategies you will plan to prevent and control iron deficiency anaemia in children in your area
6. Plan a diet for a 30 years old pregnant lady from the lower socio—economic status in urban slum.
7. Prepare a diet chart for a pregnant woman in 2nd trimester having anemia
8. As a medical officer of a primary health centre what are the steps that you will undertake to prevent and control anemia among pregnant mothers in your area.
9. What are the critical factors that you consider when taking the history of a 43 year old woman who has presented to you with 8 weeks of amenorrhea? What advice you would give her.
10. As the medical officer of a PHC you are asked to prepare a project to improve the nutritional status of the children in the schools under your jurisdiction. Describe your project
11. As a primary health centre medical officer, how will you prevent nutritional blindness among children in the primary health centre area
12. In a community health center what steps can be taken by the health care workers to address adolescent health problems of the area
13. As the medical officer of a primary health centre you are asked to prepare a project to improve the services for adolescents through the anganwadis under your jurisdiction. Describe your project.
14. A 21 years old tribal woman presents to you in the 34th week of her pregnancy with a hemoglobin level of 6gm/dL. How will you handle this case.

Substantiate your answers with reasons

1. Immunization against killer diseases of the childhood is cost effective
2. Immunization against tetanus is imperative for the pregnant woman
3. Exclusive breast feeding is imperative for the young infant
4. Growth chart is an educational tool to the mother
5. Demand feeding and essential breastfeeding