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PART-II

MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

Duration: 1 Hour Total Marks: 50

SECTION – A: Marks: 25

Instructions

I. Answer all the following questionsII. All questions carry equal marks

III. No overwriting is permittedIV. Wrong answers will carry negative marking ( 0.5 will be reduced for each wrong

answer from the marks scored)

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1. Find the next number in the series 1, 4, 27, 256, ?a) 125b) 625c) 3125d). 1025

2. A quiz consists of true and false questions. The ratio between the number of truequestions to that of false questions is 7:5. About what percent of questions are false?

a) 50%b) 70%c) 58%d) 42%

3. Ram completes a work in 8 days. Laxman completes the work in 24 days. How manydays will be required if both work together?a) 5b) 6c) 12d) 16

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4. What will be next in the series?

a b c d

5. Count number of rectangles in following figure.

a) 5b) 6

c) 7d) 8

6. DHO follows guidelines to fill post of STLS in TB programme. As per the guidelines,STLS is to be hired on contractual basis. If a post lies vacant due to reservation criteria,second LT from DTC may be given the responsibility. Next option is senior LT fromCHC if there is another LT at CHC. DHO appoints LT from CHC as STLS. Which ofthe following statement must be true?

a) There are at least 2 LT in CHCb) There are at least 3 LT in DTC

c) There is only one LT in CHCd) The STLS should be a permanent employee

7. The square root of a natural number subtracted from its square is 78. The number is?a) 7

b) 8c) 9

d) 11

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Answer the questions 8 to 10 on basis of the following table. If DALYs (in millions) bycause are as shown in table, then

DALYs inmillions

TB Maternalconditions

Diabetes Malignancy Others Total

Developed 0.1 0.5 3.3 18 3.1 25

Developing 34 38 16 59 33 175

8. What proportion (approximately) of total DALYs is attributed to malignancyworldwide?

a) 39%b) 59%c) 65%d) 76%

9. If DALYs due to tuberculosis will reduce by half, other remaining stable; what will beapproximate proportion of DALYs due to TB in developing countries?

a) 95%b) 34%c) 21%d) 11%

10. If total DALYs in developed world remained same and that in developing worlddoubles, what will be proportion of total DALYs in developing world?

a) 7%b) 12.5%c) 87.5%d) 93%

11. Anna drives on a 4 lane bridge from north to south at a speed of 40kmph. Joseph alsodrives on the same bridge but from south to north at a speed of 60kmph. If both starttheir journey simultaneously, where will be Anna if Joseph is at middle of the bridge?

a) 1/4th of bridge from southb) 1/3rd of bridge from south

c) 1/3rd of bridge from northd) 1/4th of bridge from north

12. The average of 7 values is 32. If the highest value is removed, the average will be 30.What is the highest value?a) 34b) 37c) 44d) 47

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13. A and B start from same point. A walks to east for 3 kms, then south for 6 km and westfor 1km. B heads for west and walks 5km, then south for 6km and west for 2 km. Howmuch distance apart are they from each other?

a) 7 Km

b) 9 Km

c) 11 Km

d) 23 Km

14. How many two digit numbers can be written using the digits 1,3,5,7 and 9 but no digitcan be repeated?

a) 11

b) 20

c) 25

d) 45

15. It costs a company Rs. 100/- per vial to manufacture 1000 vaccine vials. For next 4000, cost is Rs. 50/- per vial only due to economics of scale. What will be cost tomanufacture 3500 vials?

a) 2.25 Lakh

b) 2.3 Lakh

c) 2.35 Lakh

d) 2.4 Lakh

16. The variant of swine flu which struck world in 2009 was

a) H1N1b) H2N2

c) H3N3d) H5N2

17. HIV is not transmitted through

a) Infected blood

b) Unprotected sex

c) Sharing needles

d) Mosquito bite

18. Night-blindness may be caused due to deficiency of

a) Vitamin A

b) Vitamin C

c) Vitamin D

d) Vitamin E

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19. Which of the following national programmes had elimination campaigns?

a) Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programb) Integrated Child Development Schemec) National Leprosy Eradication Programd) Reproductive and Child Health

20. Which of the following is not a Millennium development goal?a) Reduce child mortalityb) Reduce geriatric mortalityc) Improve maternal healthd) Eradicate extreme poverty & hunger

21. Currently, India is implementing

a) 10th five year planb) 11th five year planc) 12th five year pland) 13th five year plan

22. The Chairperson of a District Health Society is?a) District Magistrateb) District Health Officerc) Member of parliament from that district d) None of the above

23. Which of the following is not a management technique used in health sector?a) Critical path methodb) Gantt chartc) Zero budget approachd) Verbal autopsy

24. Which of the following programme is not administered through the Ministry of Healthin India?

a) RNTCPb) NVBDCPc) NLEPd) Mid day meal programme

25. Impact of a health programme is best assessed bya) Supervisionb) Monitoringc) Evaluationd) None of the above

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SECTION – B Marks: 25

Write an essay on ANY ONE of the following: (about 750 words)

1. Challenges to Providing Health Services for Urban Poor in Slums.

2. Drug Abuse in India

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