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Q 81 answer

Answer: (a) 150
Explanation:
The number of pregnant women expected in a population is calculated using:
Expected pregnancies = Birth rate × Population / 1000
Here:
  • Birth rate = 30 per thousand
  • Population of subcenter = 5,000
Calculation: = (30 / 1000) × 5,000 = 150 pregnant women
This is a standard community medicine formula used to estimate the expected number of antenatal cases registered under a subcenter. At a birth rate of 30/1000, a population of 5,000 would yield 150 births per year, meaning 150 pregnant women at any given time (assuming each pregnancy results in one birth and all are registered).
Answer: (a) 150
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