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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The Tridosha theory in Indian medicine consists of which three elements?
Blood, bile, phlegm
Wind, gall, mucus
Air, water, fire
Phlegm, bile, wind
According to Winslow, public health is primarily concerned with:
Individual medical care
Preventing disease and prolonging life through community efforts
Treating diseases in hospitals
Mental health promotion alone
In the biomedical concept of health, health is defined as:
Absence of disease
Harmony with the environment
Social and economic productivity
The ability to adapt to stress
The ecological concept of health is based on:
Biological factors alone
Psychological well-being
The balance between humans and their environment
The absence of physical illness
Which of the following is a key principle of primary health care as per the Alma-Ata declaration?
Exclusive use of hospital services
Curative services for all
Advanced technological interventions
Equitable distribution of health services
The epidemiological triad model includes which three components?
Agent, host, environment
Disease, immunity, prevention
Prevention, causation, agent
Diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation
The concept of causation known as the "Web of Causation" is most applicable in which type of diseases?
Infectious diseases
Chronic diseases
Hereditary diseases
Acute diseases
The aim of primary prevention is to:
Detect diseases early
Prevent the onset of diseases
Provide rehabilitation
Limit the effects of diseases already present
The social concept of health emphasizes:
Disease control only
Psychological interventions
Individual immune strength
Economic and social conditions as determinants of health
Which of the following is not an element of primary health care?
Maternal and child health care
Promotion of food supply and proper nutrition
Specific disease eradication
Immunization against infectious diseases
Who first introduced the concept of primary health care in 1978 at the Alma-Ata conference?
The League of Nations
The World Bank
WHO and UNICEF
International Red Cross
Secondary prevention is focused on:
Prevention of the disease occurrence
Rehabilitation after the disease
Elimination of risk factors
Early diagnosis and treatment
Which concept of health integrates psychological, social, and biological factors?
Biomedical concept
Holistic concept
Ecological concept
Social engineering concept
According to the levels of prevention, which action is part of tertiary prevention?
Health education programs
Vaccination against diseases
Rehabilitation to minimize disability
Early disease screening
The term "Health for All" by 2000 AD was part of the declaration made during which conference?
Alma-Ata Conference
Ottawa Charter
WHO Assembly 1960
Global Health Forum 1975
