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Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is your email ID for future communication?​

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2.

What is your primary mobile number for official communication?

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3.

Which indicator best measures the effectiveness of a maternal nutrition supplementation program?

a)

Only maternal hemoglobin improvement required

b)

Reduction in incidence of low birth weight AND improved maternal hemoglobin levels

c)

Reduction in low birth weight OR improved maternal hemoglobin levels

d)

Only low birth weight reduction validates success

4.

For reducing neonatal mortality, which intervention yields the largest population-level impact when coverage is scaled?

a)

Newborn care only after maternal stabilization

b)

Ensuring skilled birth attendance, timely neonatal resuscitation, and infection prevention

c)

Skilled birth attendance OR neonatal resuscitation (either intervention suffices for quality newborn care)

d)

Only infection prevention protocols required

5.

A major challenge in measuring MCH program equity is:

a)

Quarterly national reports only

b)

Daily beneficiary tracking only

c)

Only tracking national averages without subgroup analysis

d)

Tracking national averages AND subgroup analysis

6.

What is the primary reason vitamin A supplementation campaigns are prioritized for young children?

a)

To reduce child mortality OR prevent blindness

b)

To reduce child mortality and prevent severe deficiency-related blindness and infections

c)

Because it is the cheapest available intervention regardless of effect

d)

Only infection prevention required

7.

Which maternal health financing approach reduces out-of-pocket payments and increases facility deliveries?

a)

Conditional cash transfers OR maternity entitlements

b)

Conditional cash transfers, maternity entitlements, or free delivery policies

c)

Free delivery services only

d)

Cash transfers without facility requirements

8.

In tracking progress toward reduced under-five mortality, which data source is often most timely and actionable at district level?

a)

Population surveys only

b)

Routine health information systems complemented by community reporting

c)

Facility-based HMIS reporting only

d)

Routine health information systems OR community reporting (either system sufficient for complete M&E)

9.

Which strategy most effectively improves exclusive breastfeeding rates in the first six months?

a)

Hospital policies that separate mother and infant routinely

b)

Implementing Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative practices and community support programs

c)

Promoting formula as the default nutrition source

d)

Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative practices OR community support programs (either intervention sufficient)

10.

A high-impact way to reduce maternal deaths from hemorrhage is:

a)

Relying on traditional remedies alone

b)

Ensuring access to uterotonics, active management of the third stage of labour, and trained providers

c)

Delaying referrals until complications become severe

d)

Uterotonics OR active management of third stage (either intervention sufficient for PPH prevention)

11.

Which monitoring approach best detects gaps in immunization coverage among marginalized groups?

a)

National coverage percentage without subgroup checks

b)

Disaggregated monitoring using spatial mapping, equity stratifiers, and community feedback

c)

Only tracking vaccine stock levels centrally

d)

Spatial mapping OR equity stratifiers

12.

For integrated MCH service delivery, the most efficient model is:

a)

One-stop clinics for antenatal care OR immunization

b)

One-stop clinics combining antenatal care, immunization, and nutrition counseling

c)

Offering only specialized services without coordination

d)

Centralizing all services in distant tertiary hospitals

13.

Which evaluation design gives the strongest causal evidence that an MCH program reduced neonatal mortality?

a)

Before-after comparisons without control groups

b)

Randomized controlled trials or well-designed quasi-experimental studies with valid counterfactuals

c)

Descriptive cross-sectional snapshots only

d)

Randomized controlled trials AND quasi-experimental studies (both study types always required)

14.

To increase uptake of antenatal care among adolescent mothers, the best programmatic adjustment is:

a)

Scheduling services only during school hours

b)

Adolescent-friendly services with flexible hours, confidentiality, and targeted outreach

c)

Mandating parental presence for all visits

d)

Flexible hours OR confidentiality

15.

Which supply-side intervention most directly reduces stockouts of essential MCH medicines in primary clinics?

a)

Annual procurement only

b)

Implementing logistics management information systems, regular ordering cycles, and buffer stocks

c)

Ordering only when stock is completely depleted

d)

Logistics management information systems OR buffer stocks

16.

What is the best indicator of neonatal care quality in a facility-level audit?

a)

Thermal care only

b)

Adherence to essential newborn care practices such as immediate drying, thermal care and early breastfeeding

c)

Immediate drying OR thermal care

d)

Early breastfeeding only

17.

In vaccine introduction decisions, the most important consideration for low-resource settings is:

a)

Choosing the most expensive vaccine regardless of burden

b)

Burden of disease, cost-effectiveness, delivery feasibility, and health system readiness

c)

Burden of disease OR cost-effectiveness (either criterion sufficient for intervention prioritization)

d)

Selecting vaccines based purely on manufacturer's promotions and International recommendations only

18.

Which community-based strategy most reduces delays in seeking care for obstetric emergencies?

a)

Providing no transport options and advising home care only

b)

Establishing community emergency transport plans, birth preparedness, and communication networks

c)

Encouraging women to wait at home until labor advanced

d)

Limiting community involvement to passive information only

19.

What is a primary limitation of facility-based maternal mortality reviews?

a)

They capture all community deaths comprehensively

b)

They may undercount deaths occurring outside facilities and miss systemic community-level factors

c)

They always provide actionable system-level reforms

d)

They comprehensively capture all deaths including community cases and systemic factors

20.

Which policy is most effective to increase skilled birth attendance in underserved areas?

a)

Doctors only for deliveries

b)

Deploying mid-level skilled birth attendants with supportive supervision and incentives

c)

AYUSH practitioners without training

d)

Deploying mid-level skilled birth attendants OR supportive supervision (either strategy sufficient)

21.

For sustainable MCH program scale-up, which financing mix is most resilient?

a)

Entirely donor-funded programs with no government involvement

b)

Blended financing including government budget commitment, donor transition plans, and local revenue sources

c)

One-off pilot grants without sustainability plans

d)

Government budget commitment OR donor funding (either source ensures program sustainability)

22.

Which approach best improves detection of congenital anomalies prenatally in low-resource settings?

a)

Full obstetrician ultrasound at every ANC

b)

Integrating basic ultrasound training into routine antenatal care and referral pathways for higher-level scanning

c)

Relying only on birth detection without prenatal screening

d)

No ultrasound required

23.

To evaluate whether a nutrition counseling program changes feeding practices, the most appropriate primary outcome is:

a)

Number of counseling sessions delivered regardless of behavior change

b)

Measured changes in infant and young child feeding practices and dietary diversity

c)

Changes in infant feeding practices OR dietary diversity

d)

Only measuring maternal knowledge without behavior assessment

24.

Which intervention most effectively addresses postpartum depression risk at population level?

a)

Ignoring maternal mental health in primary care

b)

Integrating routine screening, psychosocial support, and referral pathways into maternal care services

c)

Routine screening OR psychosocial support (either intervention sufficient for comprehensive care)

d)

Assuming family support alone is sufficient

25.

What is the most critical ethical consideration when implementing conditional benefits tied to health behaviors?

a)

Feasible conditions OR non-punitive approach

b)

Ensuring conditions are feasible, non-punitive, and do not exclude the most vulnerable

c)

Facility staff only

d)

Punitive audits required

26.

What is the primary benefit of integrating maternal health services with family planning?

a)

Improved access to family planning services only

b)

Improved access to comprehensive reproductive health services

c)

Antenatal care coverage only

d)

Institutional delivery rates only

27.

Which strategy is most effective in reducing maternal mortality in low-resource settings?

a)

Postnatal home visits only

b)

Improving access to emergency obstetric care

c)

Increasing normal delivery facilities only

d)

Antenatal care expansion only

28.

What role do community health workers play in enhancing maternal health?

a)

They provide clinical treatment services

b)

They replace the need for trained medical professionals

c)

They facilitate access to health education and services

d)

They provide specialized surgical care

29.

Which factor is most associated with increased rates of facility-based deliveries?

a)

Increased cultural barriers to healthcare

b)

Household income only

c)

High levels of paternal education only

d)

High levels of maternal education

30.

What is a key component of effective maternal health education programs?

a)

Printed materials distribution & Mobile video shows only

b)

Involving families and communities in the education process

c)

Focusing solely on nutrition

d)

Expert-led lectures

31.

Which policy is most likely to improve access to prenatal care for low-income women?

a)

ICDS supplementary nutrition only

b)

Expanding Medicaid coverage for pregnant women

c)

Free ambulance services only

d)

Expanding Ayushman Bharat coverage for pregnant women only

32.

What is a key factor in ensuring equitable access to healthcare services for marginalized populations?

a)

Implementing community-based outreach programs

b)

Expanding facility infrastructure only

c)

Increasing healthcare costs

d)

Reducing the number of healthcare providers

33.

Which strategy is most effective in promoting healthy eating habits among low-income families?

a)

Offering only pre-packaged meals

b)

Awareness posters only & Cash transfers only

c)

Distributing food supplements only

d)

Providing free cooking demos and nutrition education

34.

Who is the current Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare overseeing NHM, JSY, and PMMVY (as of 2026)?

a)

Jagat Prakash Nadda

b)

Mansukh Mandaviya

c)

Bharati Pravin Pawa

d)

Jay Prakash Narayan

35.

Which NHM scheme provides ₹5,000 maternity benefit for first child?

a)

Janani Suraksha Yojana

b)

Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana

c)

Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram

d)

Saubhagya Yojana

36.

What is India's SDG 2030 target for Maternal Mortality Ratio?

a)

<100/100k

b)

<70/100k

c)

<50/100k

d)

<30/100k

37.

WHO Essential Newborn Care includes which three Golden Minute actions?

a)

Drying, thermal care, early breastfeeding

b)

Vitamin K, eye prophylaxis, weighing

c)

Cord clamping, bathing, swaddling

d)

Suction, Apgar scoring, injection

38.

Which MDG focused on reducing MMR by 75% (1990-2015)?

a)

MDG 1

b)

MDG 5

c)

MDG 4

d)

MDG 6

39.

28-year-old Pregnant Lady at 38 weeks reports severe headache, blurred vision, epigastric pain for 12 hours. BP 160/110. Nearest PHC 25km away, no vehicle arranged. What should ASHA do FIRST?

a)

Give paracetamol and monitor at home

b)

Arrange immediate transport to CHC

c)

Wait for labor pains

d)

Give oral antihypertensives

40.

18-month-old, weight 7.5kg (< -3SD), diarrhea 5 days, mother gave adult rice water only. AWC closed. What is IMMEDIATE home management?

a)

Stop breastfeeding, give antibiotics

b)

Commercial formula feeds

c)

ORS + continued breastfeeding + send RBSK referral

d)

ORS + continued breastfeeding + send SBI referral

41.

Term newborn not breathing at birth. Heart rate <100. ANM not present What are FIRST three steps (in order)?.

a)

1) Immediate breastfeeding 2) Bathing 3) Swaddling

b)

1) Dry thoroughly 2) Stimulate 3) If no breath - 30:1 bag-mask ventilation

c)

1) Cord clamping 2) Weighing 3) Vitamin K

d)

1) Suction mouth 2) Slap buttocks 3) Give injection

42.

What platform tracks TB cases under NTEP?

a)

RCH Portal

b)

NCD App

c)

Nikshay Portal

d)

e-TB

43.

Why** conduct HIV testing in pregnancy?

a)

Prevent mother-to-husband transmission

b)

Prevent mother-to-mother transmission

c)

Prevent mother-to-child transmission

d)

Routine check

44.

Which** cancer screening uses acetic acid?

a)

Oral

b)

Cervical (VIA)

c)

Breast

d)

Lung

45.

Which factor is most critical in improving child health outcomes in low-income countries?

a)

Community engagement and education on health practices

b)

Mandatory vaccinations for all children

c)

Access to luxury healthcare facilities

d)

Increased spending on healthcare technology

46.

Which intervention is most effective in preventing maternal mortality?

a)

Providing financial incentives for hospital births

b)

Ensuring access to skilled healthcare providers during childbirth

c)

Implementing strict regulations on home births

d)

Offering free transportation to healthcare facilities

47.

Which of the following is a key component of effective health communication?

a)

Using complex medical jargon to convey information

b)

Focusing solely on written materials

c)

Delivering information without considering cultural contexts

d)

Tailoring messages to the audience's understanding and needs

48.

What is a common barrier to accessing maternal healthcare in rural areas?

a)

Transportation challenges and long distances to clinics

b)

High availability of healthcare facilities

c)

Overabundance of trained healthcare professionals

d)

Excessive healthcare funding

49.

Which intervention is most likely to improve immunization coverage in underserved populations?

a)

Increasing the cost of vaccines

b)

Mobile vaccination units and outreach programs

c)

Limiting vaccine availability to urban centers

d)

Restricting vaccination hours to weekdays

50.

What role do community health workers play in maternal and child health?

a)

They serve as primary healthcare providers replacing facilities

b)

They provide specialized surgical care

c)

They serve as a bridge between the community and healthcare systems

d)

They replace the need for trained medical professionals

51.

What strategy would be most effective in addressing community resistance to health initiatives like TB screening?

a)

Implementing strict penalties for non-participation

b)

Reviewing hospital records

c)

Conducting facility exit interviews.

d)

Conducting door-to-door surveys to understand concerns

52.

Which two departments are primarily responsible for the implementation of maternal health programs at the district level in India?

a)

Health & Family Welfare and Education

b)

Women & Child Development and Rural Development

c)

Urban Development and Health & Family Welfare

d)

Health & Family Welfare and Women & Child Development/ICDS

53.

What are the 5 points you learned from the debate/discussion?

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