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Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 35mins

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1.
  1. Combining ABC and VED analysis helps prioritize…………………… for strictest control:

a)

Desirable drug, low-cost items

b)

mid-cost, essential drugs

c)

Vital drug, Low cost

d)

Essential, low-value items

2.

When outcome is common, the odds ratio compared with risk ratio tends to:

a)

Approximate the RR closely

b)

Be further from 1 than the RR

c)

Always be smaller than RR

d)

Be undefined

3.
  1. A health center maintains minimum stock of ORS packets equal to average weekly consumption. This is:

a)

Re-order stock

b)

Average stock

c)

Buffer stock

d)

Lead time stock

4.

Allocation concealment (in RCTs) primarily prevents

a)

Performance bias

b)

Detection (ascertainment) bias

c)

Selection bias at enrolment

d)

Attrition bias

5.

Which is not among Bradford Hill’s considerations for causality?

a)

Temporality

b)

Coherence

c)

Dose–response

d)

Statistical significance

6.

Which of the following is a measure of incidence density?

a)

Number of new cases ÷ mid-year population

b)

Number of new cases ÷ person-time at risk

c)

Existing cases ÷ population

d)

Existing cases ÷ person-time at risk

7.
  1. A program compares cost per QALY gained for dialysis versus renal transplant. This is:

a)

Cost benefit analysis

b)

Cost effectiveness analysis

c)

Cost minimization analysis

d)

Cost utility analysis

8.
  1. Comparing cataract surgery cost in two hospitals offering identical outcomes represents:

a)

Cost benefit analysis

b)

Cost effectiveness analysis

c)

Cost minimization analysis

d)

Cost utility analysis

9.
  1. In decision-tree analysis for selecting vaccination strategies, the expected value at each branch is computed for:

a)

Sensitivity analysis

b)

Multivariate association

c)

Cost-benefit optimization

d)

Predictive modeling

10.

In epidemiology, what distinguishes 'the focus of study' from clinical practice?

a)

It is on a single individual

b)

It does not require quantification of findings

c)

It is on a large number of subjects/patients

d)

It uses clinical decision trees

11.

Which of the following is NOT a method of controlling for potentially confounding factors (PCFs) during the planning or design stage of a study?

a)

Randomisation

b)

Restriction

c)

Matching

d)

Stratified analysis

12.

What does number 9 denote in the figure?

a)

Diagnosed and Untreated

b)

Diagnosed and Treated

c)

Inadequately Treated

d)

Adequately Treated

13.

Which of the following is NOT a target outlined in the WHO's global monitoring

framework for the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in

India by 2025 ?

a)

A 5% relative reduction in the prevalence of insufficient physical activity.

b)

A 25% relative reduction in premature mortality from NCDs.

c)

A 30% relative reduction in the prevalence of current tobacco use.

d)

An 80% availability of essential NCD medicines in public and private facilities.

14.
  1. A district hospital collected monthly outpatient attendance over one year. Which measure would best summarize the central tendency of outpatient visits if the data is normally distributed?

a)

Mean

b)

Median

c)

Mode

d)

lambda

15.
  1. In a rural health survey, infant mortality rate data is highly skewed to the right. Which statistic is most appropriate to express dispersion?

a)

Standard deviation

b)

Interquartile range

c)

Range

d)

Variance

16.
  1. In reporting TB incidence rates, an epidemiologist prefers a graphical presentation. Which graph is most suitable for comparing incidence rates across several districts?

a)

Histogram

b)

Bar chart

c)

Pie chart

d)

Scatter plot

17.

Which of the following is a good index of the severity of a short-term, acute disease?

a)

Standardized mortality ratio

b)

5-year survival

c)

Cause-specific death rate

d)

Case-fatality

18.
  1. In a dataset on HbA1c levels, two centers have the same mean but different standard deviations. What does a higher standard deviation indicate?

a)

Greater variability in HbA1c

b)

More accurate measurements

c)

More centralized HbA1c values

d)

Lower measurement error

19.
  1. Which of the following is correct interpretation of variance?

a)

Square root of standard deviation

b)

Square of the mean

c)

Mean of squared deviations from the mean

d)

Reciprocal of standard deviation

20.
  1. In a study on diabetes risk, age and BMI are adjusted using regression to find independent predictors. Which type of analysis is being done?

a)

Chi-square test

b)

Correlation

c)

Ordinal regression

d)

Logistic regression

21.

Which of the following is the main component of the JEET strategy to control

TB ?

a)

To increase the notification rates of TB by private practitioners

b)

To open various testing centers for TB

c)

Latest pharmaceutical innovation for early detection

d)

Improved infrastructure for better isolation facilities to control TB

22.
  1. A hospital manager uses factor analysis to reduce 20 workload indicators into 5 domains. This technique is best described as:

a)

Clustering

b)

Dimension reduction

c)

Regression analysis

d)

Discriminant analysis

23.

Which of the following is a primary indicator of leprosy cases?

a)

Proportion of new cases correctly diagnosed

b)

Treatment completion rate

c)

Number of relapses during a year

d)

Proportion of MB cases among new cases

24.

A 2 year old child is brought by his mother and later on it is found that the child has not received any vaccines since birth as the family does not access to health care services. The health worker initiates vaccination schedule. Based on the scenario, how would you classify the child’s immunization status?

a)

Fully Immunized

b)

Completely Immunized

c)

Dropout

d)

Left Out

25.

Which of the following is not included in the IT initiatives under Mission Indradhanush?

a)

eVIN

b)

ANMOL

c)

SAFE-VAC

d)

Aarogya Setu

26.

According to SDG proposed goals towards 2030, which of the following is the target for maternal mortality rate reduction is <...../100000.

a)

50

b)

60

c)

70

d)

80

27.

How frequently is Sentinel Surveillance for HIV conducted under the National AIDS Control Programme in India?

a)

Annually

b)

Biennially

c)

Twice a year

d)

Three times a year

28.
  1. A researcher builds a predictive model for neonatal mortality including multiple predictors. What metric best evaluates how well predictors explain variance in outcome?

a)

Beta coefficient

b)

R-squared value

c)

Likelihood ratio

d)

Confidence interval

29.
  1. A cardiac care study finds correlation = 0.8 between cholesterol and BMI. After adjusting for age, correlation falls to 0.4. This reduction is an example of:

a)

Random error

b)

Confounding

c)

Effect modification

d)

Independent association

30.

Which of the following statements is true about Long-Lasting Insecticidal Nets

(LLINs)?

a)

Need to be re-treated with insecticide every six months to remain effective.

b)

Provide insecticidal action against mosquitoes only.

c)

Insecticide used is ‘N,N-Diethyl-meta-toluamide’.

d)

Can be washed without losing their insecticidal properties for up to 3 years.

31.

ASHA worker is offering services the following under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan in her village EXCEPT

a)

Water pollution control

b)

Solid waste management 

c)

Household toilets

d)

IEC

32.

All of the following diseases are targeted by India for elimination except?

a)

Neonatal tetanus by 2025

b)

HIV/AIDS by 2024

c)

TB by 2025

d)

Malaria by 2030

33.
  1. A behavioral epidemiology study involves clustering individuals based on dietary, lifestyle, and activity indicators. The best suited method is:

a)

latent cluster analysis

b)

K-means analysis

c)

Chi Square analysis

d)

Regression analysis

34.

Which of the following is not a part of global hunger index?

a)

Malnutrition

b)

Inadequate Food Supply

c)

Infant Mortality Rate

d)

None of these

35.

Robson’s classification is used primarily to:

a)

Classify neonatal sepsis

b)

Audit caesarean sections

c)

Replace MDR

d)

Audit only VBACs

36.

Which of the following vaccine contains antibiotic as an excipient

a)

Hepatitis

b)

typhoid

c)

Injectable polio

d)

Pentavalent

37.

Which of the following AEFI does not occurs within 7 days of immunization?

a)

Seizures

b)

Encephalopathy

c)

Sepsis

d)

Toxic Shock Syndrome

38.

Meeting with directors of family planning clinics and college health clinics to discuss Chlamydia testing and reporting is...........................

a)

Public health surveillance

b)

Field investigation

c)

Evaluation

d)

Linkages

39.

Epidemics after disaster are caused by all EXCEPT:

a)

 Leptospirosis

b)

Rickettsiosis

c)

Leishmaniasis

d)

Acute respiratory infection

40.

In a district hospital, the Medical Officer in Charge issues instructions directly to the ward attendants, bypassing the Nursing Superintendent and Matron. This violates which management principle?

a)

Division of Work

b)

Unity of Direction

c)

Scalar Principle

d)

Unity of Command

41.

You diagnose a 35 year old man with tuberculosis. Further   questioning his social history reveals that he lives with his elderly parents and wife in a seemingly small apartment. Which of the following would you recommend as prophylactic treatment for his family members?

a)

Isoniazid (600mg OD) weekly for 6 months

b)

Rifapentine + Isoniazid weekly for 3 months

c)

Rifampicin + Pyrizinamide weekly for 3 months.

d)

Isoniazid + Rifampicin weekly for 3 months.

42.

Choose the wrong combination of colour coded STI kits from the options below:

a)

Kit 6- Yellow

b)

Kit 3- White

c)

Kit 4- Black

d)

Kit 5- Red

43.

Which component of the MPOWER strategy is MOST RELEVANT to the operation of Tobacco Cessation Clinics (TCCs) under the National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP)?

a)

M - Monitor tobacco use

b)

P - Protect people from tobacco smoke

c)

O - Offer help to quit tobacco use

d)

W - Warn about dangers of tobacco

44.

What is the primary goal of Mission Sampark?

a)

To engage community volunteers for HIV prevention

b)

To reach out to the Lost to Follow up

c)

To promote nutritional benefit for beneficiaries

d)

To ensure free drug services for beneficiaries

45.

Which of the following statements is false regarding the use of Bti (as) in the National Vector Borne Disease Control Program?

a)

Bti is a biological larvicide used to control mosquito larvae

b)

It specifically targets larvae of malaria and Dengue vector mosquitoes

c)


It has a prolonged residual effect, killing adult mosquitoes for weeks

d)

Strain ABIL – 96 is used in the formulation under NVBDCP

46.

Which among the following are out reach components of District mental health programme?

*Choose Multiple options, if any*

a)

Satellite clinics

b)

Targeted Interventions

c)

College counselling services

d)

Work place stress management

47.

Name the dye used to identify potentially cancerous or pre-cancerous areas in the mouth.

a)


Toludine blue

b)

Lugol Iodine

c)

Methylene blue

d)

Tincture Iodine

48.

Name the portal used for registration of Adult BCG vaccination beneficiaries

a)

Aarogya Setu

b)

CoWin

c)

TbWin

d)

eWin

49.

Difficult-to-treat TB clinic is intended to handhold and mentor DR-TB centre(DDR-TBC)  for effective management of drug resistant TB cases?

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Name the first country in the world to achieve the dual elimination of HIV and syphilis

a)

Cuba

b)

India

c)

South Africa

d)

Thailand