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Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. Number of antenatal visits for pregnant women without complications in the antenatal care model in Sri Lanka:
(a) 4
(b) 5
(c) 7
(d) 9
2. Maternal mortality is maximum in ……….. period:
(a) Antepartum
(b) Peripartum
(c) Postpartum
(d) None
3. Maternal deaths include all except:
(a) Death in pregnancy
(b) Death during delivery
(c) Death within 6 weeks post-delivery
(d) Death within 6 months post-delivery
4.The current recommendations on breast-feeding is that:
(a) Exclusive breast-feeding should be continued till 6 months of age followed by supplementation with additional foods
(b) Exclusive breast-feeding should be continued till 4 months of age followed by supplementation with additional foods
(c) Colostrum is the most suitable food for a new born baby but it is best avoided in first 2 days
(d) The baby should be allowed to breast-feed till one year of age
5.Micronutrient supplementation programme for postpartum women in Sri Lanka includes; (Select all correct answers)
a) Calcium Lactate–- One tablet daily for six months
b) One Multiple Micronutrient (MMN) tablet daily for six months
c) One Iron folate tablet (ferrous fumarate 91.2 mg + folic acid 400 µg combined pill) daily for six months
d) One Zinc tablet daily for six months.
e) Vitamin C - One tablet daily for six months
6.The following statements are true of the postnatal period (Select all correct answers)
a) The postnatal period begins immediately after the birth of the baby and extends up to 6 months after birth
b) The immediate postnatal period is the phase immediately following childbirth up to 24 hours.
c) Late postnatal period is from Day 8-42
d) In Sri Lanka, the majority of postpartum mothers are discharged from the hospital after completing the early postnatal period.
e) The postnatal care model in Sri Lanka consists of domiciliary care and clinic care.
7.The following statements are true of the anaemia in pregnancy (Select all correct answers)
a) Full blood count (FBC) testing is the recommended method for diagnosing anaemia in pregnancy.
b) At present, routine de-worming of pregnant women is not practiced in Sri Lanka.
c) FBC will be performed in all pregnant women at the first visit and 36 weeks of POA.
d) If the woman has mild to moderate anaemia, she will be treated with 60 mg of elemental iron daily for 3 months.
e) Anaemia in pregnancy is defined as Hb < 11 g/dL in the first trimester and < 10.5 g/dL in the second and third trimesters.
8.According to the investigation package for antenatal mothers in Sri Lanka ; (Select all correct answers)
a) The test for urine proteins should be performed at every clinic visit.
b) The blood hemoglobin level should be checked in all pregnant women at the first visit and 28 weeks of POA.
c) Fasting or post-prandial blood sugar could be done at the hospital or field clinic by using glucose strips at the first visit (preferably before 12 weeks of gestation) and between 24 to 28 weeks of gestation.
d) A blood sample is taken on the first visit for VDRL and HIV testing.
e) Blood grouping and Rh test will be done during every pregnancy even though the previous records are available.
9.Mrs. A, aged 32, is married and has three children. She is not currently pregnant and wants to wait at least three years before having another child. She is not using any contraceptive method, either modern or traditional.
Is Mrs. A having unmet need for contraception?
Yes
No
Miss Perera, aged 38, is married and has four children. She says she does not want any more children. She is currently using natural family planning methods.
Does Miss Perera have an unmet need for contraception?
Yes
No
11.Mrs. Fernando, aged 29, is married, has two children, and is exclusively breastfeeding her newborn. She wishes to wait at least two years before having another child and is not using any contraception.
Is Mrs. Fernando having unmet need for contraception?
Yes
No
12.What does the '90-70-90' target refer to in the WHO cervical cancer elimination strategy?
A.
90% awareness, 70% access to healthcare, 90% cure rate
B
90% cancer detection, 70% survival rate, 90% follow-up care
C
90% HPV vaccination, 70% screening, 90% treatment of pre-cancer by age 35
D
90% HPV vaccination by age 15, 70% screening twice by age 35 & 45, 90% treatment of cervical disease
13.laws and regulations that govern the control and management of stray dogs (Select all correct answers)
The Rabies Ordinance
Registration of Dogs Ordinance
Dog Control Act
Animal Birth Control act
14.What is the commonest STI in Sri Lanka ?
A.Genital herpes
B.Syphilis
C. Non-gonococcal
infections
D. Genital warts
