Question 1

….. Services are provided by UNICEF

Accepted Answer

A) Child Health 
B) Child Nutrition 
C) Family and child welfare 
D) All above 
A) Child Health 
B) Child Nutrition 
C) Family and child welfare 
D) All above D

Question 2

WHO is a _____

Accepted Answer

A) non-political 
B) health agency of the United Nations. 
C) Non profit 
D) a and b 
A) non-political 
B) health agency of the United Nations. 
C) Non profit 
D) a and b D

Question 3

What is the duration of training for Village Health Guides?

Accepted Answer

A) 1 month 
B) 2 month 
C) 3 months 
D) 4 months 
A) 1 month 
B) 2 month 
C) 3 months 
D) 4 months C

Question 4

First formal National Health Policy was formulated in ….

Accepted Answer

A) 1999 
B) 1983 
C) 1985 
D) 2000 
A) 1999 
B) 1983 
C) 1985 
D) 2000

Question 5

_____.is a branch of biometry deals with data and law of human mortality, morbidity, & demography.

Accepted Answer

A) Health Statistics 
B) Medical Statistics 
C) Educational Statistics 
D) None of the above 
A) Health Statistics 
B) Medical Statistics 
C) Educational Statistics 
D) None of the above

Question 6

Education of Health care Professional needs….

Accepted Answer

A) inclusion of contemporary medical research 
B) geriatric concern and 
C) creation of additional PG seats 
D) All above 
A) inclusion of contemporary medical research 
B) geriatric concern and 
C) creation of additional PG seats 
D) All above

Question 7

What is the proposed man-power requirement for Sub-centre?

Accepted Answer

A) 3/4 
B) 2/3 
C) 14/15 
D) 12/13 
A) 3/4 
B) 2/3 
C) 14/15 
D) 12/13

Question 8

National Health Policy -2002 Policy Prescription

Accepted Answer

A) Delivery of national public health programs 
B) The state of public health Infrastructure 
C) Extending public health services 
D) All above 
A) Delivery of national public health programs 
B) The state of public health Infrastructure 
C) Extending public health services 
D) All above

Question 9

______________ headquarter is at Geneva, Switzerland.

Accepted Answer

A) Unicef 
B) WHO 
C) Red cross 
D) Rotary 
A) Unicef 
B) WHO 
C) Red cross 
D) Rotary

Question 10

Objectives of National Health Policy are…..

Accepted Answer

A) To rationalize use of drugs within the allopathic system. 
B) To increase access to tried and tested systems of traditional Medicine. 
C) To Achieve an acceptable standard of good health amongst the general population of the country. 
D) All above 
A) To rationalize use of drugs within the allopathic system. 
B) To increase access to tried and tested systems of traditional Medicine. 
C) To Achieve an acceptable standard of good health amongst the general population of the country. 
D) All above

Question 11

In UNICEF "E" stands for

Accepted Answer

A) Emergency 
B) Ethics 
C) Economy 
D) Education 
A) Emergency 
B) Ethics 
C) Economy 
D) Education

Question 12

Membership of WHO is open for ____countries.

Accepted Answer

A) All 
B) European 
C) Asian 
D) United Kingdom 
A) All 
B) European 
C) Asian 
D) United Kingdom

Question 13

Objectives of Indian Red Cross Society ( IRCS ) are_____

Accepted Answer

A) Improvement of health 
B) Prevention of disease 
C) Mitigation of suffering 
D) All above 
A) Improvement of health 
B) Prevention of disease 
C) Mitigation of suffering 
D) All above

Question 14

UNICEF's GOBI-FFF Programs includes

Accepted Answer

A) Female Education 
B) Family Spacing 
C) Food Supplements 
D) All above 
A) Female Education 
B) Family Spacing 
C) Food Supplements 
D) All above

Question 15

NHP 2002 has recommended notifying a contemporary code of ethics, which is to be rigorously implemented by ____

Accepted Answer

A) AYUSH 
B) Medical Council of India 
C) CCIM 
D) UGC 
A) AYUSH 
B) Medical Council of India 
C) CCIM 
D) UGC

Question 16

_____defines, Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

Accepted Answer

A) UNICEF 
B) WHO. 
C) RED CROSS 
D) ROTARY 
A) UNICEF 
B) WHO. 
C) RED CROSS 
D) ROTARY

Question 17

How many AYUSH practitioners are present at the level of Community Health Center?

Accepted Answer

A) 1 
B) 2 
C) 4 
A) 1 
B) 2 
C) 4

Question 18

Which among the following specialty doctor is present at Community Health Center?

Accepted Answer

A) Surgeon 
B) ENT Specialist 
C) Anesthetist 
D) Ophthalmologist 
A) Surgeon 
B) ENT Specialist 
C) Anesthetist 
D) Ophthalmologist

Question 19

Activities of WHO in India are ……

Accepted Answer

A) Health statistics. 
B) Public health administration. 
C) Health laboratory services. 
D) All above 
A) Health statistics. 
B) Public health administration. 
C) Health laboratory services. 
D) All above

Question 20

UNICEF's GOBI-FFF Programs excludes

Accepted Answer

A) Growth Monitoring 
B) Oral medication 
C) Breast Feeding 
D) Immunization 
A) Growth Monitoring 
B) Oral medication 
C) Breast Feeding 
D) Immunization

….. Services are provided by UNICEF

WHO is a _____

What is the duration of training for Village Health Guides?

First formal National Health Policy was formulated in ….

_____.is a branch of biometry deals with data and law of human mortality, morbidity, & demography.

Education of Health care Professional needs….

What is the proposed man-power requirement for Sub-centre?

National Health Policy -2002 Policy Prescription

______________ headquarter is at Geneva, Switzerland.

Objectives of National Health Policy are…..

In UNICEF "E" stands for

Membership of WHO is open for ____countries.

Objectives of Indian Red Cross Society ( IRCS ) are_____

UNICEF's GOBI-FFF Programs includes

NHP 2002 has recommended notifying a contemporary code of ethics, which is to be rigorously implemented by ____

_____defines, Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

How many AYUSH practitioners are present at the level of Community Health Center?

Which among the following specialty doctor is present at Community Health Center?

Activities of WHO in India are ……

UNICEF's GOBI-FFF Programs excludes

Ayurvedic Oral Health Practices and Physical Exercise

Ayurvedic Regimens and Concepts

National Health Programs in India - a Comprehensive Overview

Healthcare Programs and Statistics in India

Yoga Terminology and Philosophy

Yoga and Its Various Aspects

Naturopathy and Yoga: Exploring Principles and Practices

Yoga and Naturopathy

Yoga and Meditation

Public Health and Occupational Health

Occupational Health and Medical Concerns

Health and Environmental Issues and Concerns

Geography and Disaster Management

Geography, Disaster Management, and Nutrition

Nutritional and Health-Related

Health and Nutrition in India

Health and Disease in India

Public Health and Medicine

Health and Statistics

Filters

Exam 3: Health Organizations, Policies, and Services

….. Services are provided by UNICEF

WHO is a _____

What is the duration of training for Village Health Guides?

First formal National Health Policy was formulated in ….

_____.is a branch of biometry deals with data and law of human mortality, morbidity, & demography.

Education of Health care Professional needs….

What is the proposed man-power requirement for Sub-centre?

National Health Policy -2002 Policy Prescription

______________ headquarter is at Geneva, Switzerland.

Objectives of National Health Policy are…..

In UNICEF "E" stands for

Membership of WHO is open for ____countries.

Objectives of Indian Red Cross Society ( IRCS ) are_____

UNICEF's GOBI-FFF Programs includes

NHP 2002 has recommended notifying a contemporary code of ethics, which is to be rigorously implemented by ____

_____defines, Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity

How many AYUSH practitioners are present at the level of Community Health Center?

Which among the following specialty doctor is present at Community Health Center?

Activities of WHO in India are ……

UNICEF's GOBI-FFF Programs excludes

Ayurvedic Oral Health Practices and Physical Exercise

Ayurvedic Regimens and Concepts

National Health Programs in India - a Comprehensive Overview

Healthcare Programs and Statistics in India

Yoga Terminology and Philosophy

Yoga and Its Various Aspects

Naturopathy and Yoga: Exploring Principles and Practices

Yoga and Naturopathy

Yoga and Meditation

Public Health and Occupational Health

Occupational Health and Medical Concerns

Health and Environmental Issues and Concerns

Geography and Disaster Management

Geography, Disaster Management, and Nutrition

Nutritional and Health-Related

Health and Nutrition in India

Health and Disease in India

Public Health and Medicine

Health and Statistics

Filters