Description:The multipurpose worker typically serves a rural population of 5000 people.

Description:The health service that is typically not available in a rural health unit is: d. Cancer treatment facility

Description:The population typically covered by an Anganwadi worker is: d. 1000

Description:The three-tier system of local self-government at the block level consists of: a. Panchayat Samiti

Description:Home Visit: Home visits are a fundamental aspect of public health nursing. Nurses visit individuals and families in their homes to assess their health, provide care, and offer education on various health-related issues. This personal and direct interaction helps nurses understand the specific needs of the community and promote preventive and curative healthcare. Health Education: Health education is another crucial component of public health nursing. Nurses educate the community about health topics, preventive measures, and healthy lifestyles. By imparting knowledge and empowering individuals with information, public health nurses contribute to improving the overall health and well-being of the population.

Description:When a public health nurse actively listens to community members as they express their concerns and problems, it demonstrates a genuine interest in their well-being and builds trust. This can encourage community members to become more actively involved in health initiatives and participate in discussions and activities aimed at improving public health.

Description:One Anganwadi Unit typically covers a population of around: c. 1000

Description:This means that the sub-center is responsible for providing healthcare services and support to a population within the range of 3000 to 5000 people in its designated area.

Description:This means that the primary health center serves a population within the range of 20,000 to 30,000 people in its designated area in a plain region.

Description:In hilly and tribal areas, one Primary Health Center (PHC) typically covers a population of: b. 20,000

Description:The population covered by a Community Health Center is generally within the range of: c. 80,000-1,20,000 This means that a Community Health Center is responsible for providing healthcare services and support to a population in the range of 80,000 to 1,20,000 people in its designated area.

Description:Drug kit B is typically provided at the Subcenter (Subcentre) level.

Description:The function that is NOT typically performed at the Primary Health Center (PHC) is: b. Performing surgeries Primary Health Centers generally provide basic medical care, health education, and referral services, but they do not typically perform surgeries. Surgical procedures are usually conducted at higher-level healthcare facilities such as hospitals.

Description:The data collection technique that is NOT typically used in community assessment is: b. Organization and comparisons of problems While organization and comparisons of data are essential in community assessment, it is not a specific data collection technique but rather a step in the data analysis process. The other options (a, c, and d) represent various data collection techniques such as making judgments, effective communication, and investigation and measurement.

Description:Providing health education about environmental hygiene to the community people is an example of: b. Structural communication Structural communication focuses on imparting information and knowledge to promote positive behavior change, and in this case, it involves educating the community about environmental hygiene.

Description:The female health worker (MPW) typically does not handle: b. Birth and death registration MPWs are primarily involved in various healthcare activities such as distribution of condoms, malaria surveillance, and supervision of health volunteers. Birth and death registration is usually the responsibility of government officials or civil registrars.

Description:The 14-year-old child who has been caught shoplifting would typically be sent to: b. Remand Home A remand home is a facility where juveniles who are in conflict with the law are often placed while awaiting legal proceedings or as a form of rehabilitation, especially when they are considered too young to be sent to a regular prison.

Description:Among the given options, the statement that is NOT true about Anganwadi workers is: b. Covers population of 5000 Anganwadi workers typically cover a smaller population, and the specific population size they serve can vary depending on the location and guidelines, but it is generally not as high as 5000

Description:Vitamin A supplements administered under the 'National Programme for Prevention of Nutritional Blindness' typically contain: b. 1 Lakh IU/mL These supplements are designed to provide the recommended dosage of vitamin A to prevent nutritional blindness.

Description:The disposal of placenta at a Primary Health Center (PHC) is typically done by: d. Treating with bleaching powder and burial This method helps ensure safe and hygienic disposal of medical waste, including the placenta, to prevent the spread of infections.

Description:JSY stands for: c. Janani Suraksha Yojana The Janani Suraksha Yojana is a government program in India aimed at promoting institutional delivery and reducing maternal and neonatal mortality by providing financial assistance and support to pregnant women.

Description:The main objective of Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) is: b. Institutional deliveries JSY is a government program in India that encourages pregnant women to opt for institutional deliveries by providing financial assistance and support. The goal is to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality by promoting deliveries in healthcare facilities with trained medical personnel.

Description:NRHM (National Rural Health Mission) was started in: a. 2005

Description:All of the options listed are included in the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) except: b. Formation of family health and social welfare societies. NRHM focuses on various healthcare initiatives, including strengthening programs like JSY, establishing state and district health missions, and recruiting and training Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs). The formation of family health and social welfare societies is not a direct component of NRHM.

Description:Under NRHM (National Rural Health Mission), the lowest level at which a health action plan is prepared is typically: c. Village level Health action plans are often formulated and implemented at the grassroots level, involving the local communities and their specific health needs.