health and disease Flashcards

1
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range of human development index?

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0 to 1 , indias0.64(-129) , highest Norway 0.95 rank 1

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2
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range of physical quality of life index

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0-100 , india -65

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3
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physical quality of life index include components?

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literacy rate
infant mortality rate
life expectancy at i year

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4
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human development index components

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literacy rate
income per capita
life expectancy at birth

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5
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below poverty line according to caloric intake in rural and urban india is?

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rural <2400 calories

urban <2100calories

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6
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bpl according to Tendulkar committee

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rural <27rs per day

urban <33rs per day. 22%BPL

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7
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bpl according to rangrajan committee 2013-2014

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rural <32rs per day

urban<47rs per day. 29.5% BPL

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8
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income per capita according to world bank

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extreme poverty <1.90$ per day

moderate poverty <3.10 $ per day

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9
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epidemic is the type of what kind of fluctuation

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short term fluctuation(sudden rise of disease within days ,weeks or months time)

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10
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what is long term fluctuation called

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secular trend of disease(slow rise or slow fall) takes decades

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11
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cyclic trend frequency of mesels?

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once every 2-3 years

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12
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cyclic trend of rubella?

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6-8 years

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13
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why influenza has maximum cyclic trends

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because it has antigenic value

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14
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most common food poisoning in india? and its incubation period

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staphylococcal food poisoning, ip- 6-8 hours

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15
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what are the types of epidemics

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single exposure, point source epidemic
multiple exposure , point source epidemic
propagated epidemic

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16
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what is propagated epidemic

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slow rise, no peak , slow fall of cases ,,, eg tuberculosis

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17
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what is multiple exposure , point source epidemic

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exposure is multiple time , multiple incubation period , multiple peaks known as secondary waves
eg- well contaminated with typhoid and its unknown to population

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18
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definition of epidemic

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no of cases of disease clearly in excess of normal expectation or
new disease occurrence or
reoccurence of a disease

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19
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what is the formula to calculate epidemic

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when no. of cases > Mean + 2(standard deviation)

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20
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definition of endemic

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constant or continuous presence of disease in a population

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21
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largest pandemic of planet

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sars cov 2 or hiv (i am confused)

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22
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which disease show all the characteristics of epidemic,endemic,pandamic,sporadic

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influenza h1n1,h5n1

sporadic because it can mutate

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23
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what is control of disease

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reduction of transmission of a disease so that it stops to be a public health problem

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24
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4 criteria of control of disease

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decrease of incidence,complication,duration and financial burden

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25
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what is elimination of a disease

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complete interruption of transmission of a disease but organism is still present, elimination is regional/national

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26
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what is eradication

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complete eradication of organism , eradication is a global term

27
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when was small pox eradicated?, when was last reported case?

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8th may 1980 , 1977(somalia) we waited 3 years to declare eradication

28
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eliminated disease in india

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guinea worm(dracunculiasis) - feb 2000
leprosy -dec 2005
maternal tetnus and neonatal tetnus-july 2016
yaws- july 2016

29
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what are the elemination levels of leprosy and neonatal tetanus in india

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<1case/10000 population

<0.1case/1000 live birth

30
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free status diseases in india

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polio- 27/3/2014

trachoma-08/12/2017

31
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what is monitoring

A

analysis of performance of routine measurement

32
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for what diseases active surveillance is required

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polio , tb ,malaria , kala azar

33
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active surveillance of malaria is done by

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MPW(M) multi purpose worker male, once every fortnight

34
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active surveillance of polio is done by

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SMO(surveillance medical officer)as part of acute flacid paralysis

35
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what is sentinel surveillance used for? and for what disease

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used to identify missed and hidden cases

HIV , (IN blood banks,anti natal clinics,std clinics)

36
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4 levels of prevention of diseases

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primodial
primary
secondary
tertiary

37
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bcg vaccine is what level of prevention

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primary, specific

38
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BCG vaccine in treatment of bladder cancer is what type prevention

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secondary

39
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condoms(hiv) what level of prevention

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primary

40
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condoms (in pregnency prevention) what level of prevention

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primary

41
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sputum smear examination for tb what level of prevention

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secondary

42
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CRUTCHES in polio is what level of prevention

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tertiary level , rehabilitation

43
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physiotherapy in polio is what level of prevention

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tertiary , disability limitation followed by rehab

44
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spectacles is what level of prevention

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tertiary , dl followed by rehab

45
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intra ocular lense is what level of prevention

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secondary

46
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what is the primodial level for prevention of malaria

A

source reduction

47
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what level of prevention is best for tb

A

secondary

48
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overall best level of prevention

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primodial

49
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best level of prevention for non communicable disease

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primodial

50
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best level of prevention for leprosy

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secondary

51
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what is 10 in ICD-10

A

10th edition,revised every 10 years

52
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what are three volumes of ICD-10

A

CLASSIFICATION
instruction manual
alphabetic index

53
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no of chapters in ICD-10 classification

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22 chapters

54
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which chapters consist of psychiatric diseases

A

f chapter

55
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name of volumes of ICD-11

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1- tabular list
2-reference guide
3-alphabetic index

56
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no of chapters in ICD-11

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26 chapters , and v , x

57
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what is impairment

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loss of anatomical,physiological,psychological function

58
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what is disability

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unable to perform routine activity(according to age and sex

59
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standard of living indicators

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H housing H HEALTH
I income E education
S sanitation R recreational activities
O occupation Oothers
N nutrition

60
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socio economic indicators

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Housing
Family size
Literacy
Available per capita calorie
Growth rate
Gnp(gross national product)
E unemployment
Dependency ratio
61
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what is case fatality rate

A

total no of deaths/total no of cases * 100

62
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which disease has highest case fatality rate

A

rabies (almost 100%)

63
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what is sullivans index

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DFLE (disability free life expectency)

64
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what is DALY

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disability adjusted life years , years lost due to disability or premature death