What is the primary purpose of a hospital as per WHO's definition?

• Profit generation through health services

• Providing only curative care to patients

• Offering complete health care, both curative and preventive

• Conducting medical research for commercial use

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of voluntary health agencies?

• Supported by government taxation

• Established by civic-minded individuals

• Offer free services

• Involve in humanitarian purposes

Which dictionary defines a hospital as "an institution for the care, cure, and treatment of the sick and wounded"?

• Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary

• World Health Organization

• Stedman's Medical Dictionary

• Blakiston's New Gould Medical Dictionary

Which sector saw increased involvement post-independence in India's healthcare delivery?

• NGO Sector

• Private Sector

• Military Sector

• Telemedicine Sector

Which hospital category falls under a special Act of Parliament or State Legislation?

• Local body hospitals

• Voluntary body hospitals

• Autonomous body hospitals

• Private sector hospitals

Which of the following is not a function of hospitals?

• Economic policy making

• Training of health professionals

• Rehabilitation of patients

• Health promotion

What best describes the philosophy of a hospital?

• Annual budget plan

• Strategic marketing strategy

• Statement of values and beliefs guiding the organization

• Technical procedures for treatment

Which of these hospitals is an example of the voluntary agency type?

• Manipal Hospital

• AIIMS Delhi

• CMC Vellore

• PGI Chandigarh

Which of the following is a system-based classification of hospitals?

• Private vs. Public

• State-run vs. Local body

• Ayurvedic vs. Allopathic

• General vs. Specialty

Which of the following factors did NOT contribute to private healthcare growth in India?

• Consumer Protection Act

• Higher insurance penetration

• Declining population

• Rising awareness of medical quality