National Health Programme

Question 1

Small pox was eradicated in

Answer 1

1977

Question 2

Epi- expanded programme of immunization launched in

Answer 2

1978

Question 3

Epi included which diseases and vaccines

Answer 3

BCG DPT TAB OPV - TB, diptheria, pertusis, tetanus, typhoid, polio

Question 4

Why was tab vaccine dropped from epi in 1981

Answer 4

Due to frequent febrile reactions and ltd efficiency

Question 5

When was epi named uip- universal immunization programme

Answer 5

1985- measles dose added

Question 6

When was hep b vacc. Introduced

Answer 6

2002

Question 7

2nd dose of measles vaccine added in

Answer 7

2010

Question 8

2 doses JE vacc. Included in

Answer 8

2013

Question 9

DPT replaced by pentavalent in

Answer 9

2015

Question 10

Opv introduced in

Answer 10

2016

Question 11

f-IPV - 2 intradermal doses added in

Answer 11

2017

Question 12

MR vacc replaced measles vaccine

Answer 12

2018

Question 13

Name 2 JE vaccines

Answer 13

Live attenuated SA 14- 14- 2 JE
(JEVAX)
Kolar 821564XY strain inactivated JE vaccine (JEN VAC)

Question 14

When was the first natuonal tuberculosis programme estd?

Answer 14

National tuberculosis programme- 1962

Question 15

RNTCP was launched in

Answer 15

1997

Question 16

End tb strategy was devised by WHO in

Answer 16

2016

Question 17

Nsp aims to eliminate tb by?

Answer 17

2025

Question 18

Nlep achieved elimination of leprosy as a public health problem in

Answer 18

2005

Question 19

Nlep implementation for 2012- 2017

Answer 19

•elimination of leprosy in all districts
•disability prevention and rehab
•Reduction in levels of social stigma.

Question 20

LCDC??

Answer 20

Leprosy case detection campaign

Question 21

DPMR-

Answer 21

Disability prevention and medical rehabilitation- 3 tier system at prim, sec and tert levels.

Question 22

Pep for leprosy

Answer 22

Chemoprophylaxis- single ripampicin dose

Question 23

Vaccine for leprosy?

Answer 23

Mycobacterium indicus pranii ( Mip) vaccine- jas both immunoprophylactic and immunotherapeutic activity

Question 24

NVBDCP launched in

Answer 24

2003- 2004 by merging of national anti malarial programme with ongoing other programmea

Question 25

National drug policy of malaria aims?

Answer 25

Providing complete clinical and parasitical cure of malaria Prevent progression of uncomplicated malaria to severe thus reduce mortality Prevent replaces of vivax with radical treatment Interruption of malaria transmission by use of gametocidal drugs

Question 26

National framework for malaria elimination in India and NSP

Answer 26

2016- 2030 & 2017- 2022

Question 27

National framework for malaria elimination in India goals

Answer 27

Elimination of malaria Maintain malaria free status in areas considered free and prevent reintroduction

Question 28

Objectives of the framework

Answer 28

Eliminate malaria from all cat 1 & 2 states Reduce incidence to 1 in all states and uts Interrupt indigenous transmission of malaria in the entire country Prevent re establishment of local transmission of malaria in areas where it has been eliminated

Question 29

NSp for malaria includes

Answer 29

Eliminate malaria in all cat 2 and cat 3 states Bring the rem districts into elimination and pre elimination phases Maintain malaria free status in areas where transmission has been interrupted

Question 30

Key strategies and interventions of Nsp - malaria

Answer 30

Surveillance and diagnosis Case management Chemoprophylaxis Strengthening of referal services Epidemic preparedness and rapid response Integrated vector management Supportive interventions

Question 31

National filaria control program was estd in

Answer 31

1955

Question 32

NACP was launched in

Answer 32

1992