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| Topic | Paper | Expected Format |
|---|---|---|
| Sensitivity & Specificity | Paper I | Long / Short |
| Cohort vs Case-Control | Paper I | Long |
| Investigation of Epidemic | Paper I | Long |
| Sampling methods | Paper I | Long |
| RNTCP / NTP | Paper II | Long |
| Maternal Mortality & JSY | Paper II | Long |
| Water purification | Paper II | Long |
| PEM - Kwashiorkor & Marasmus | Paper II | Long |
| Immunization / UIP | Paper I | Long |
| Primary Health Centre | Paper II | Short / Long |
| ASHA worker | Paper II | Short |
| Silicosis | Paper II | Short |
| Vitamin A deficiency | Paper II | Short |
| Chi-square test | Paper I | Short |
| Normal distribution / SD | Paper I | Short |
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MUHS MCQ Pattern: Paper I = 10 MCQs (1 mark each) | Paper II = 10 MCQs (1 mark each) MCQs cover ALL topics of that paper. Mostly 1-liner factual / formula based.
Note: For MCQ - if WHO general = >30; for Indians = >25 is overweight, >27.5 is obese
| Topic | Frequency at MUHS | Key Fact to Remember |
|---|---|---|
| SD - ±1/±2/±3 rule | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Every year | 68.3 / 95.4 / 99.7% |
| Sensitivity/Specificity formula | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Every year | TP/(TP+FN), TN/(TN+FP) |
| Study design for rare disease | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very frequent | Case-Control |
| Residual chlorine in water | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | 0.2 mg/L |
| Fluoride limit - dental fluorosis | ⭐⭐⭐ | 1.5 mg/L |
| MMR definition | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Per 1,00,000 live births |
| Pearl Index | ⭐⭐⭐ | Contraceptive efficacy |
| PHC population coverage | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | 30,000 plains |
| Human Development Index | ⭐⭐⭐ | UNDP |
| Minamata / Itai-Itai diseases | ⭐⭐⭐ | Mercury / Cadmium |
| Vitamin A - Bitot's spots | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Vit A deficiency |
| Kwashiorkor vs Marasmus | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Edema = Kwashiorkor |
| Leprosy MDT duration | ⭐⭐⭐ | MB = 12 months |
| OPV storage temp | ⭐⭐⭐ | -15 to -25°C |
| ASHA - under which scheme | ⭐⭐⭐ | NHM |
| TFR India (NFHS-5) | ⭐⭐⭐ | 2.0 |
| Cohort study - Relative Risk | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Cohort gives RR |
| Type I vs Type II error | ⭐⭐⭐ | Alpha = Type I |
| p < 0.05 meaning | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Statistically significant |
| Chi-square test - data type | ⭐⭐⭐ | Categorical data |
Sensitivity = TP / (TP + FN) → True Positive Rate
Specificity = TN / (TN + FP) → True Negative Rate
PPV = TP / (TP + FP)
NPV = TN / (TN + FN)
Relative Risk = Incidence in exposed / Incidence in unexposed
Odds Ratio = (a x d) / (b x c) [in 2x2 table]
IMR = Infant deaths / Live births x 1000
MMR = Maternal deaths / Live births x 1,00,000
TFR = Sum of Age-specific Fertility Rates x 5
NMR = Neonatal deaths / Live births x 1000
Generate a Word document with year-wise MCQ compilation for practice
mkdir -p /home/daytona/workspace/psm-mcq && ls /home/daytona/workspace/psm-mcq
~/psm-mcq/generate.js
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// ─── DATA ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
const yearSections = [
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
{
year: 'PAPER I — EPIDEMIOLOGY & BIOSTATISTICS (High Frequency Topics)',
color: CLR.navy,
intro: 'These MCQ topics appear in MUHS Paper I almost every year. Focus on formulas and definitions.',
mcqs: [
{ q: 'Which study design is BEST for studying a RARE DISEASE?', opts: ['A. Cohort study', 'B. Case-Control study', 'C. Cross-sectional study', 'D. Ecological study'], ans: 'B. Case-Control study', note: 'Rare disease = Case-Control; starts from outcome.' },
{ q: 'Which study is the GOLD STANDARD of epidemiological studies?', opts: ['A. Case-control study', 'B. Cross-sectional study', 'C. Cohort study', 'D. Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT)'], ans: 'D. Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT)', note: 'RCT has highest level of evidence.' },
{ q: 'RELATIVE RISK can be calculated directly from which study?', opts: ['A. Case-control study', 'B. RCT', 'C. Cohort study', 'D. Cross-sectional study'], ans: 'C. Cohort study', note: 'Cohort → RR; Case-control → Odds Ratio.' },
{ q: 'ODDS RATIO is the measure of association used in which study?', opts: ['A. Cohort', 'B. RCT', 'C. Case-Control study', 'D. Ecological study'], ans: 'C. Case-Control study', note: 'OR approximates RR when disease is rare (rare disease assumption).' },
{ q: 'Which study design CANNOT prove causality?', opts: ['A. RCT', 'B. Cohort study', 'C. Cross-sectional study', 'D. Case-control study'], ans: 'C. Cross-sectional study', note: 'Cross-sectional measures prevalence; no temporal sequence.' },
{ q: 'Prevalence = Incidence × ?', opts: ['A. Population', 'B. Duration of disease', 'C. Attack rate', 'D. Mortality rate'], ans: 'B. Duration of disease', note: 'P = I × D (steady state; low prevalence diseases).' },
{ q: 'FIRST STEP in investigation of an epidemic?', opts: ['A. Contact tracing', 'B. Confirm the diagnosis & verify the epidemic', 'C. Draw epidemic curve', 'D. Identify the source'], ans: 'B. Confirm the diagnosis & verify the epidemic', note: 'Always confirm diagnosis first before declaring epidemic.' },
{ q: 'POINT SOURCE epidemic curve has what shape?', opts: ['A. Bimodal curve', 'B. Multiple separate peaks', 'C. Single sharp peak within one incubation period', 'D. Flat plateau'], ans: 'C. Single sharp peak within one incubation period', note: 'All exposed at same time → rapid rise and fall.' },
{ q: 'Herd immunity threshold formula is?', opts: ['A. 1/R0', 'B. 1 − 1/R0', 'C. R0 − 1', 'D. 1 + R0'], ans: 'B. 1 − 1/R0', note: 'HIT = 1 - 1/R0. For measles (R0=12-18), HIT = 83-94%.' },
{ q: 'SENSITIVITY is defined as?', opts: ['A. TN ÷ (TN + FP)', 'B. TP ÷ (TP + FN)', 'C. TP ÷ (TP + FP)', 'D. TN ÷ (TN + FN)'], ans: 'B. TP ÷ (TP + FN)', note: 'Sensitivity = True Positive Rate = ability to detect true disease.' },
{ q: 'SPECIFICITY is defined as?', opts: ['A. TP ÷ (TP + FN)', 'B. TP ÷ (TP + FP)', 'C. TN ÷ (TN + FP)', 'D. TN ÷ (TN + FN)'], ans: 'C. TN ÷ (TN + FP)', note: 'Specificity = True Negative Rate = ability to exclude disease.' },
{ q: 'POSITIVE PREDICTIVE VALUE (PPV) is most influenced by?', opts: ['A. Sensitivity alone', 'B. Specificity alone', 'C. Prevalence of the disease in the population', 'D. Sample size'], ans: 'C. Prevalence of the disease in the population', note: 'High prevalence → high PPV. Same test, different prevalence = different PPV.' },
{ q: 'Normal distribution — area within ±1 SD?', opts: ['A. 95.4%', 'B. 99.7%', 'C. 68.3%', 'D. 90.0%'], ans: 'C. 68.3%', note: '±1 SD = 68.3%; ±2 SD = 95.4%; ±3 SD = 99.7%' },
{ q: 'Normal distribution — area within ±2 SD?', opts: ['A. 68.3%', 'B. 95.4%', 'C. 99.7%', 'D. 90.0%'], ans: 'B. 95.4%', note: 'Commonly used in confidence interval calculations.' },
{ q: 'Normal distribution — area within ±3 SD?', opts: ['A. 68.3%', 'B. 95.4%', 'C. 99.7%', 'D. 100%'], ans: 'C. 99.7%', note: 'Practically all values fall within ±3 SD.' },
{ q: 'Standard Error (SE) formula?', opts: ['A. SD × n', 'B. SD / n', 'C. SD / √n', 'D. √n / SD'], ans: 'C. SD / √n', note: 'SE decreases as sample size increases.' },
{ q: 'Chi-square test is used for which type of data?', opts: ['A. Continuous parametric data', 'B. Categorical / Nominal data', 'C. Ratio scale data only', 'D. Ordinal data only'], ans: 'B. Categorical / Nominal data', note: 'Chi-square compares observed vs expected frequencies.' },
{ q: 'p < 0.05 means?', opts: ['A. Result is not statistically significant', 'B. 5% probability result is due to chance; result IS significant', 'C. 95% probability result is false', 'D. Type II error has occurred'], ans: 'B. 5% probability result is due to chance; result IS significant', note: 'p < 0.05 = reject null hypothesis = statistically significant.' },
{ q: 'TYPE I ERROR (Alpha error) is defined as?', opts: ['A. Accepting a false null hypothesis', 'B. Rejecting a true null hypothesis', 'C. Accepting a true null hypothesis', 'D. Missing a real difference'], ans: 'B. Rejecting a true null hypothesis', note: 'Type I = False Positive. Type II (Beta) = False Negative.' },
{ q: 'For a SKEWED distribution, best measure of central tendency is?', opts: ['A. Mean', 'B. Mode', 'C. Median', 'D. Standard deviation'], ans: 'C. Median', note: 'Median is not affected by extreme values (outliers).' },
{ q: 'SYSTEMATIC RANDOM SAMPLING means?', opts: ['A. Divide into strata and sample each', 'B. Divide into clusters', 'C. Select every nth person from a list', 'D. Lottery method'], ans: 'C. Select every nth person from a list', note: 'e.g. every 10th patient in OPD register.' },
],
},
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
{
year: 'PAPER I — COMMUNICABLE DISEASES & IMMUNIZATION',
color: CLR.teal,
intro: 'Vaccine cold chain temperatures, programme years, and disease-specific facts — very high yield.',
mcqs: [
{ q: 'OPV (Oral Polio Vaccine) storage temperature?', opts: ['A. 2 to 8°C', 'B. 0 to 4°C', 'C. −15 to −25°C', 'D. Room temperature'], ans: 'C. −15 to −25°C', note: 'OPV is most heat-labile vaccine; needs deep freeze.' },
{ q: 'DPT vaccine is stored at?', opts: ['A. −20°C', 'B. 2 to 8°C', 'C. −15°C', 'D. 37°C'], ans: 'B. 2 to 8°C', note: 'DPT must NOT be frozen (freezing destroys DPT).' },
{ q: 'UNIVERSAL IMMUNIZATION PROGRAMME (UIP) was launched in?', opts: ['A. 1974', 'B. 1978', 'C. 1985', 'D. 1990'], ans: 'C. 1985', note: 'Originally EPI (1978) → UIP (1985) in India covering all districts.' },
{ q: 'Dengue — BEST diagnostic test in first 5 days of fever?', opts: ['A. IgM ELISA', 'B. IgG ELISA', 'C. NS1 Antigen test', 'D. Complete blood count alone'], ans: 'C. NS1 Antigen test', note: 'NS1 antigen detectable from day 1-5. IgM appears after day 5.' },
{ q: 'LEPROSY — Multibacillary (MB) MDT duration?', opts: ['A. 6 months', 'B. 12 months', 'C. 18 months', 'D. 24 months'], ans: 'B. 12 months', note: 'PB leprosy = 6 months MDT; MB leprosy = 12 months MDT.' },
{ q: 'RNTCP DOTS regimen for new pulmonary TB (smear positive)?', opts: ['A. 2HRZE / 4HR', 'B. 2HRZE / 6HE', 'C. 6HRZE only', 'D. 4HRZE / 2HR'], ans: 'A. 2HRZE / 4HR', note: 'Intensive phase 2 months (HRZE) + Continuation 4 months (HR).' },
{ q: 'Incubation period of Plasmodium falciparum malaria?', opts: ['A. 48-72 hours', 'B. 9-14 days', 'C. 21-28 days', 'D. 1-2 months'], ans: 'B. 9-14 days', note: 'P. vivax = 12-17 days; P. falciparum = 9-14 days (shortest).' },
{ q: 'Herd immunity threshold for MEASLES (R0 = 12-18)?', opts: ['A. 50-60%', 'B. 70-75%', 'C. 83-94%', 'D. >99%'], ans: 'C. 83-94%', note: 'High R0 requires high herd immunity threshold.' },
{ q: 'MMR vaccine is given at?', opts: ['A. 6 weeks', 'B. 9 months', 'C. 12-15 months', 'D. 2 years'], ans: 'C. 12-15 months', note: 'In India (NIS): MR at 9 months + 16-24 months. MMR at 12-15 months.' },
{ q: 'MISSION INDRADHANUSH targets which groups?', opts: ['A. All children under 5 years only', 'B. Children under 2 years + pregnant women', 'C. Adolescents only', 'D. All ages'], ans: 'B. Children under 2 years + pregnant women', note: 'Targets unimmunized/partially immunized children 0-2 years.' },
],
},
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
{
year: 'PAPER II — ENVIRONMENT & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH',
color: CLR.red,
intro: 'Standards, permissible limits, and occupational disease causes — number-based MCQs frequently appear.',
mcqs: [
{ q: 'WHO permissible RESIDUAL CHLORINE in treated drinking water?', opts: ['A. 0.1 mg/L', 'B. 0.2 mg/L', 'C. 0.5 mg/L', 'D. 1.0 mg/L'], ans: 'B. 0.2 mg/L', note: 'Minimum residual chlorine = 0.2 mg/L at consumer end.' },
{ q: 'TURBIDITY of drinking water — BIS standard?', opts: ['A. 1 NTU', 'B. 5 NTU', 'C. 10 NTU', 'D. 25 NTU'], ans: 'B. 5 NTU', note: 'BIS acceptable limit = 1 NTU; permissible in absence of alternative = 5 NTU.' },
{ q: 'DENTAL FLUOROSIS occurs when fluoride in water exceeds?', opts: ['A. 0.5 mg/L', 'B. 1.0 mg/L', 'C. 1.5 mg/L', 'D. 3.0 mg/L'], ans: 'C. 1.5 mg/L', note: 'WHO limit = 1.5 mg/L. Below 0.5 mg/L causes dental caries.' },
{ q: 'MINAMATA disease is caused by?', opts: ['A. Lead poisoning', 'B. Arsenic poisoning', 'C. Mercury (methylmercury) poisoning', 'D. Cadmium poisoning'], ans: 'C. Mercury (methylmercury) poisoning', note: 'Minamata, Japan 1956 — contaminated fish with methylmercury.' },
{ q: 'ITAI-ITAI disease is caused by?', opts: ['A. Mercury', 'B. Arsenic', 'C. Lead', 'D. Cadmium'], ans: 'D. Cadmium', note: 'Itai-Itai = "ouch-ouch" disease; Toyama, Japan. Bone pain, renal failure.' },
{ q: 'Permissible noise level in HOSPITAL (daytime)?', opts: ['A. 25 dB', 'B. 35 dB', 'C. 45 dB', 'D. 55 dB'], ans: 'B. 35 dB', note: 'Hospital day = 35 dB; Residential area day = 55 dB.' },
{ q: 'SILICOSIS is caused by inhalation of?', opts: ['A. Asbestos fibers', 'B. Coal dust', 'C. Free crystalline silica (quartz)', 'D. Cotton dust'], ans: 'C. Free crystalline silica (quartz)', note: 'Silicosis = most common occupational lung disease in India.' },
{ q: 'BYSSINOSIS is caused by?', opts: ['A. Silica dust', 'B. Asbestos', 'C. Cotton dust', 'D. Coal dust'], ans: 'C. Cotton dust', note: 'Monday fever = Byssinosis. Symptoms worse on Monday (1st day after break).' },
{ q: 'Most dangerous complication of ASBESTOSIS?', opts: ['A. Silicosis', 'B. Pulmonary fibrosis only', 'C. Mesothelioma (pleural cancer)', 'D. Emphysema'], ans: 'C. Mesothelioma (pleural cancer)', note: 'Crocidolite (blue asbestos) most carcinogenic. Latency 20-40 years.' },
{ q: 'Drug of choice for LEAD POISONING chelation in adults?', opts: ['A. Dimercaprol (BAL)', 'B. Calcium disodium EDTA', 'C. Deferoxamine', 'D. Penicillamine'], ans: 'B. Calcium disodium EDTA', note: 'BAL + EDTA for severe cases. EDTA alone for moderate adult poisoning.' },
],
},
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
{
year: 'PAPER II — NUTRITION & DEFICIENCY DISEASES',
color: CLR.gold,
intro: 'Vitamin deficiency clinical features and nutrition programme facts — easy and frequently repeated.',
mcqs: [
{ q: 'BITOT\'S SPOTS are seen in deficiency of?', opts: ['A. Vitamin D', 'B. Vitamin B12', 'C. Vitamin A', 'D. Vitamin C'], ans: 'C. Vitamin A', note: 'Bitot spots → Xerophthalmia stage X1B. Triangular foamy patches on conjunctiva.' },
{ q: 'Vitamin A PROPHYLAXIS dose for child 1-5 years (India programme)?', opts: ['A. 50,000 IU', 'B. 1,00,000 IU', 'C. 2,00,000 IU', 'D. 3,00,000 IU'], ans: 'C. 2,00,000 IU', note: '<1 year = 1,00,000 IU; 1-5 years = 2,00,000 IU every 6 months.' },
{ q: 'KWASHIORKOR vs MARASMUS — which feature is specific to KWASHIORKOR only?', opts: ['A. Muscle wasting', 'B. Weight loss', 'C. Pitting edema', 'D. Growth retardation'], ans: 'C. Pitting edema', note: 'Kwashiorkor = protein deficiency → hypoalbuminemia → edema. Marasmus = calorie deficiency, no edema.' },
{ q: 'GOMEZ Classification — Grade III malnutrition = weight below?', opts: ['A. 90% of expected', 'B. 75% of expected', 'C. 60% of expected', 'D. 50% of expected'], ans: 'C. 60% of expected', note: 'Gomez: Grade I = 75-89%; Grade II = 60-74%; Grade III = <60%.' },
{ q: 'RICKETS is caused by deficiency of?', opts: ['A. Vitamin A', 'B. Vitamin C', 'C. Vitamin D', 'D. Calcium alone'], ans: 'C. Vitamin D', note: 'Vitamin D deficiency → inadequate calcium absorption → Rickets in children, Osteomalacia in adults.' },
{ q: 'PELLAGRA (4 Ds) is caused by deficiency of?', opts: ['A. Thiamine (B1)', 'B. Riboflavin (B2)', 'C. Niacin (B3)', 'D. Pyridoxine (B6)'], ans: 'C. Niacin (B3)', note: '4 Ds = Dermatitis, Diarrhea, Dementia, Death. Maize-eating populations.' },
{ q: 'BERIBERI is caused by deficiency of?', opts: ['A. Niacin', 'B. Riboflavin', 'C. Thiamine (Vitamin B1)', 'D. Folate'], ans: 'C. Thiamine (Vitamin B1)', note: 'Dry beriberi = peripheral neuropathy; Wet beriberi = cardiac failure.' },
{ q: 'SCURVY is caused by deficiency of?', opts: ['A. Vitamin A', 'B. Vitamin D', 'C. Vitamin B12', 'D. Vitamin C'], ans: 'D. Vitamin C', note: 'Scurvy: bleeding gums, perifollicular hemorrhages, corkscrew hairs.' },
{ q: 'BMI cutoff for OBESITY in Indians (Asian cutoff)?', opts: ['A. BMI > 25 kg/m²', 'B. BMI > 27.5 kg/m²', 'C. BMI > 30 kg/m²', 'D. BMI > 35 kg/m²'], ans: 'B. BMI > 27.5 kg/m²', note: 'For South Asians: Overweight ≥23; Obese ≥27.5 kg/m². WHO general = 30.' },
{ q: 'IODINE DEFICIENCY DISORDERS (IDD) — most severe consequence?', opts: ['A. Goitre', 'B. Hypothyroidism', 'C. Cretinism (in newborn)', 'D. Infertility'], ans: 'C. Cretinism (in newborn)', note: 'Cretinism = iodine deficiency in pregnancy → irreversible mental retardation.' },
],
},
// ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
{
year: 'PAPER II — MCH, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH & FAMILY PLANNING',
color: CLR.blue,
intro: 'Definitions with denominators, programme years, and family planning methods — very MUHS-specific.',
mcqs: [
{ q: 'MATERNAL MORTALITY RATIO is expressed per how many live births?', opts: ['A. Per 1,000', 'B. Per 10,000', 'C. Per 1,00,000', 'D. Per 10,00,000'], ans: 'C. Per 1,00,000', note: 'MMR = Maternal deaths × 1,00,000 / Live births.' },
{ q: 'India\'s Maternal Mortality Ratio (SRS 2018-20)?', opts: ['A. 97', 'B. 103', 'C. 113', 'D. 130'], ans: 'C. 113', note: 'SDG target = 70 per 1,00,000 live births by 2030.' },
{ q: 'JANANI SURAKSHA YOJANA (JSY) was launched in?', opts: ['A. 1999', 'B. 2005', 'C. 2010', 'D. 2013'], ans: 'B. 2005', note: 'JSY launched under NRHM 2005. Cash incentive for institutional delivery.' },
{ q: 'PEARL INDEX is used to measure?', opts: ['A. Sensitivity of a screening test', 'B. Efficacy/failure rate of contraceptive methods', 'C. Maternal mortality', 'D. Nutritional status'], ans: 'B. Efficacy/failure rate of contraceptive methods', note: 'Pearl Index = (Failures × 1200) / Total months of exposure.' },
{ q: 'Copper T IUD — mechanism of action?', opts: ['A. Prevents ovulation only', 'B. Blocks fallopian tube', 'C. Spermicidal effect of copper + hostile uterine environment', 'D. Prevents implantation only'], ans: 'C. Spermicidal effect of copper + hostile uterine environment', note: 'Cu2+ ions are toxic to sperm. Also prevents fertilization.' },
{ q: 'INFANT MORTALITY RATE (IMR) India — SRS 2020?', opts: ['A. 40', 'B. 35', 'C. 28', 'D. 20'], ans: 'C. 28', note: 'IMR = Infant deaths (<1 year) per 1,000 live births.' },
{ q: 'MTP Act (Medical Termination of Pregnancy) — abortion allowed up to how many weeks on request?', opts: ['A. 12 weeks', 'B. 20 weeks', 'C. 24 weeks', 'D. 28 weeks'], ans: 'B. 20 weeks', note: '2021 amendment: 20 weeks for all; 20-24 weeks for special categories (rape, foetal abnormality, etc.).' },
{ q: 'IMNCI — covers which age group?', opts: ['A. 0-5 years only', 'B. 0-2 months AND 2 months to 5 years', 'C. 1-5 years', 'D. Newborn only'], ans: 'B. 0-2 months AND 2 months to 5 years', note: 'IMNCI has 2 separate algorithms for neonates and older infants/children.' },
{ q: 'TOTAL FERTILITY RATE (TFR) of India — NFHS-5 (2019-21)?', opts: ['A. 2.9', 'B. 2.5', 'C. 2.0', 'D. 1.8'], ans: 'C. 2.0', note: 'India reached replacement level TFR of 2.0 in NFHS-5! (Target = 2.1)' },
{ q: 'Net Reproduction Rate (NRR) = 1 indicates?', opts: ['A. Population is growing rapidly', 'B. Population is declining', 'C. Population is at replacement level (stationary)', 'D. Population has doubled'], ans: 'C. Population is at replacement level (stationary)', note: 'NRR = 1 means each woman is replacing herself. NRR < 1 = declining population.' },
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mcqs: [
{ q: 'PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE (PHC) covers what population in plains?', opts: ['A. 5,000', 'B. 10,000', 'C. 30,000', 'D. 1,00,000'], ans: 'C. 30,000', note: 'PHC: plains = 30,000; hilly/tribal = 20,000.' },
{ q: 'SUB-CENTRE covers what population in plains?', opts: ['A. 1,000 / 2,000', 'B. 3,000 / 5,000', 'C. 5,000 / 10,000', 'D. 10,000 / 20,000'], ans: 'B. 3,000 / 5,000', note: 'Sub-centre: hilly = 3,000; plains = 5,000. Has 1 ANM + 1 MPW (M).' },
{ q: 'COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE (CHC) has how many beds?', opts: ['A. 10 beds', 'B. 20 beds', 'C. 30 beds', 'D. 50 beds'], ans: 'C. 30 beds', note: 'CHC = First Referral Unit (FRU). Covers 80,000-1,20,000 population.' },
{ q: 'HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX (HDI) was introduced by?', opts: ['A. WHO', 'B. World Bank', 'C. UNICEF', 'D. UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)'], ans: 'D. UNDP (United Nations Development Programme)', note: 'HDI = Health + Education + Income. Developed by Mahbub ul Haq & Amartya Sen.' },
{ q: 'ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) is a component of?', opts: ['A. RCH Programme', 'B. ICDS Scheme', 'C. NHM (National Health Mission)', 'D. RNTCP'], ans: 'C. NHM (National Health Mission)', note: 'ASHA introduced under NRHM 2005. Village-level health worker.' },
{ q: 'AYUSHMAN BHARAT — PM-JAY provides health cover of how much per family per year?', opts: ['A. ₹2 lakh', 'B. ₹3 lakh', 'C. ₹5 lakh', 'D. ₹10 lakh'], ans: 'C. ₹5 lakh', note: 'PM-JAY = ₹5 lakh per family per year. Launched 2018.' },
{ q: 'SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) target year?', opts: ['A. 2025', 'B. 2030', 'C. 2035', 'D. 2040'], ans: 'B. 2030', note: '17 SDGs adopted in 2015; target 2030. Replaced MDGs (target 2015).' },
{ q: 'DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION — India is currently in which stage?', opts: ['A. Stage 1 (High BR, High DR)', 'B. Stage 2 (High BR, Low DR)', 'C. Stage 3 (Declining BR, Low DR)', 'D. Stage 4 (Low BR, Low DR)'], ans: 'C. Stage 3 (Declining BR, Low DR)', note: 'India has declining birth rate with already low death rate = Stage 3.' },
{ q: 'CRUDE BIRTH RATE (CBR) of India — SRS 2020?', opts: ['A. 25.5', 'B. 21.2', 'C. 19.5', 'D. 17.0'], ans: 'C. 19.5', note: 'CBR = live births per 1,000 mid-year population per year.' },
{ q: 'INTEGRATED CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES (ICDS) — centre is called?', opts: ['A. PHC', 'B. Sub-centre', 'C. Anganwadi centre', 'D. Health post'], ans: 'C. Anganwadi centre', note: 'ICDS 1975. Services: supplementary nutrition, immunization, health check-up, referral, pre-school education.' },
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PSM MCQ MUHS 3rdYear
Word Document · DOCX
| Section | MCQs | Topics |
|---|---|---|
| Paper I - Epidemiology & Biostatistics | 21 | Study designs, Sensitivity/Specificity, SD rules, Chi-square, Errors |
| Paper I - Communicable Diseases & Immunization | 10 | Vaccines, Cold chain, TB, Malaria, Dengue, Leprosy |
| Paper II - Environment & Occupational Health | 10 | Chlorine, Fluoride, Minamata, Byssinosis, Silicosis, Lead |
| Paper II - Nutrition & Deficiency Diseases | 10 | Bitot's spots, Kwashiorkor, Gomez, Pellagra, Beriberi, Scurvy |
| Paper II - MCH & Reproductive Health | 10 | MMR, JSY, Pearl Index, IUD, IMR, MTP Act, TFR |
| Paper II - Health Programmes & Demography | 10 | PHC/CHC coverage, ASHA, HDI, Ayushman Bharat, SDGs |
| Master Answer Key | 80 | All answers at a glance in a table |
| Formula Quick Reference | - | All key formulas + important numbers |