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86. Universal Health Coverage of India was recently ap- 95. 3 month training of doctors in social and preventive
proved by which health committee? [AIIMS May 2014] medicine was suggested by: [MP 2004]
(a) Medical education health group (a) Bhore committee
(b) MPW in health and family planning (b) Mudliar committee
(c) High level expert group (c) Shrivastava committee
(d) Health survey and development committee (d) Kartar Singh committee
96. Which of the following health committee recom-
87. Which article of Indian Constitution confers ‘Right to
mended a medical and health education commission
life’ to citizens of India? [Recent Question
for reform in health and medical education on the
2014] times of University Grants Commission? [MP
(a) Article 11 2008]
(b) Article 21 (a) Shrivastav Committee
(c) Article 23 (b) Mukerji Committee
(d) Article 25 (c) Chadah Committee
(d) Kartar Singh Committee
Review Question
97. Who among the following is Chairman of Central
88. Concept of multipurpose workers was given by: Council for Health? [MH 2003]
(a) Mudaliar committee [DNB 2008] (a) Prime minister
(b) Srivastava committee (b) Secretary of health H
(c) Kartar Singh committee (c) Union health minister ea
(d) Mukherjee committee (d) Director General of Health Sciences lt
89. All are included in health sector policy in India 98. PHC was introduced as result of report: [RJ 2006] h
except: [UP (a) Bhore committee C
2000] (b) Kartar Singh committee ar
(a) Nutritional supplements (c) Mudaliar committee e
(b) Medical education (d) Shrivastav committee in
(c) Family welfare programme 99. Multipurpose worker scheme in India was introduced In
(d) Control of communicable disease following the recomendation of: [RJ di
2006] a,
90. 3 month’s training in preventive and social medicine (a) Shrivastav Committee H
during internship is recommended by: [UP (b) Kartar Singh Committee
2005] ea
(c) Mudaliar Committee lt
(a) Bhore committee (d) Shrivastav Committee
(b) Chadah committee h
(c) Mudaliar committee 100. Correct sequence of cycle is: [RJ 2007] Pl
(a) Planning, Evaluation, Object, Goal an
(d) Mukerji - committee
(b) Planning, Object, Goal, Evaluation ni
91. Health Survey & Development Committee is given by: (c) Planning, Object, Evaluation, Goal n
(a) Mudaliar [AP 2002] (d) Planning, Goal, Evaluation, Object
g
(b) Bhore 101. Chadah committees recommended all except: [RJ 2007] an
(c) Srivasthava (a) PHC at the block level d
(d) Mukharji (b) Concept of multipurpose worker M
92. Not used in health care planning: [AP 2008] (c) One basic health worker per 10,000 populations an
(a) Increasing demands for resources (d) The family planning Health assistants were to
supervise 3 to 4 of this basic health worker
(b) To match with limited resources
(c) To plan best course of action
(d) To decrease wastage HEALTH MANAGEMENT

93. Each subcenter should be staffed by one male and one

102. Most comprehensive indicator of Cost Effectiveness
female health worker. It was recommended by: Analysis is: [AIIMS Dec
(a) Bhore committee [MP 1997]
2001] (a) No. of life years gained
(b) Mudaliar committee (b) No. of heart attacks avoided
(c) Chaddah committee (c) QALYs gained
(d) Kartar Singh committee
(d) Cost per life year gained
94. Recommendation of the Krishnan committee was for:
103. Time taken for any project is estimated by:
(a) Local dai [MP (a) Work sampling [AIIMS Nov
2003] 2005]
(b) Village health guides (b) Input-output analysis
(c) Integration of PHCs (c) Network analysis
(d) Abolition of private practise (d) Systems analysis 827
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(c) Network analysis
104. Which one of the following is not a source of
(d) Work sampling
manager’s power? [AIPGME
2005]
(a) Reward
(b) Coercive
(c) Legal
(d) Efferent
105. The management technique which is more promising
tool for application in health field is: [AIPGME 2008]
(a) Cost effective analysis
(b) Cost benefit analysis
(c) Cost accounting
(d) Input output analysis
106. Economic benefits of any programme are compared
with the costs incurred in: [AIIMS Nov 2007]
(a) Cost benefit analysis
(b) Cost effective analysis
(c) Cost accounting
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(d) Network analysis

107. All are true regarding Critical Path Method (CPM)
except: [AIIMS May
1994]
(a) Is a part of Input-Output analysis
(b) Visualised in graphical representation of all
events/activities carried out
(c) Is the longest part of the network
(d) Any delay in CP delays whole project
108. PERT is a type of: [Karnataka
2006]
(a) Input-output analysis
(b) System analysis
(c) Network analysis
(d) Research technique
109. When the economic benefits of any programme are
compared with the cost of the programme it is called:
(a) Cost-benefit analysis [Karnataka
2007]
(b) Cost effective analysis
(c) Cost-accounting
(d) Input-output analysis
110. In Management “Goal” refers to: [Karnataka
2007]
(a) Planned end point of all activity
(b) Discrete activity
(c) Ultimate desired state towards which objectives and
resources are directed
(d) Analysis of health Situation
111. In health management, Cost benefit analysis is an
exam- ple of: [NUPGET
2013]
(a) Critical path method
(b) Program evaluation and review technique
(c) Management by objectives
(d) Total Quality management
112. Systemic observation and recording of activities of
one/ more individuals carried out at predetermined/
828 random intervals: [Recent Question
2012]
(a) Decision making
(b) Systems analysis
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techn (d) System analysis
ique
114. True about “Zero base budgeting” is: [DNB June 2010]
is
(a) Relies on data of previous budget
used
(b) Proceeds from resources to target
in
(c) Proceeds from target to resource
follo
(d) Not a priority based budgeting
wing:
(a) N 115. Analysis done for expenditure of large
et proportion for small number and vice
w versa: [Recent
o Question 2012]
r (a) ABC
k (b) SDE
a (c) VED
n (d) FSN
al 116. “Critical Path” in Network Analysis is:
y (a) Most expensive path in a network
si (b) Congested path in a network
s (c) Shortest path in a network
(d) Longest path in a network
[ [AP
D
N
B Review Questions
D
e 117. All of the following are included in
c methods based an behavioural sciences
e except: [DNB 2002]
m (a) Personal management
b (b) System analysis
e (c) Management by objectives
r (d) Communication
2 118. The graphic plan of all events and
0 activities to be completed in order to
1 reach an end objective is called: [DNB 2002]
1 (a) Network analysis
] (b) Cost accounting
(b) C (c) Work sampling
o (d) Job chacting
st
119. PERT is a technique for? [DNB
e
2003]
ff
(a) Network Analysis
e
(b) Cost-effective Analysis
ct
(c) Input-Output Analysis
i
(d) System Analysis
v
e 120. All of the following are included in
a methods based an behavioural sciences
n except: [DNB 2005]
al (a) Personal management
y (b) System analysis
si (c) Management by objectives
s (d) Communication
(c) I 121. Qualities of a leader are all except: [Kolkata
n 2008]
p (a) Leading from the front
u (b) Burning/breaking of bridges
t (c) Courageous
o (d) Fights instantly
u
t
p
u
t
a
n
al
y
si
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122. PERT is associated with: [Kolkata

(c) Drug A is more cost-effective than drug B for
2009] treating adults
(a) Qualitative analysis (d) Dr. Sudhir’s regime achieves a higher level of cost-
(b) Quantitative analysis effectiveness than Dr. Sunil’s
(c) Behavioral analysis
(d) none 129. According to the World Health report 2000, India’s
health expenditure is: [AIPGME
123. PERT & critical path methods are employed in: 2006]
(a) Community education [MP (a) 4.8% of G.D.P
2003] (b) 5.2% of G.D.P
(b) Healthy planning (c) 6.8% of G.D.P
(c) Management (d) 7% of G.D.P
(d) Health survey
130. Indian (economic) real GDP growth for the year 2003 is:
124. True about rural health services in India: [MP (a) 6.0 [AIPGME 2006]
2004] (b) 6.5
(a) Pharmacists are more than lab technician (c) 7.8
(b) Malehealthworkeraremorethanfemalehealthworker (d) 10.5
(c) Doctors are more than nurses 131. All the following are health policy indicators except:
(d) Pediatricians are more than Gynecologist (a) Political commitment to health for all
H
125. A study was conducted among nursing staff to find out (b) Resource allocation [AIIMS June 1997]
ea
time taken in different aspects of patient care viz., bed (c) Disability prevalence
(d) Community involvement lt
preparation, monitoring of vital diagnosis, attending h
doctor’s rounds, blood sampling, drug administration. 132. Which of the following diseases have been recently
C
Which management technique would be applied for eliminated from India? [AIIMS May ar
the analysis? [MP 2008]
2008] e
(a) Yaws & Lymphatic Filariasis
(a) Critical path method (b) Yaws & Leprosy in
(b) Input-output analysis (c) Leprosy & TB In
(c) Systems analysis (d) Leprosy & Measles di
(d) Work sampling a,
133. All are Elements of Evaluation except:
H
126. Cost-benefit is best analysed by: [MH (a) Repeatability [AIIMS May 2005]
ea
2002] (b) Relevance
(c) Acceptability lt
(a) Network analysis
(d) Effectiveness h
(b) Benefit analysis
(c) ROME Pl
134. All of the following targets in MDGs have to be an
(d) Slow pathway achieved by 2015 except: [AIIMS May
ni
127. Monetary terms involve: [MH 2008]
(a) Reduce by 2/3 the under five-mortality rate n
2002] g
(a) Cost-benefit analysis (b) Reduce by ¾ the Maternal Mortality Ratio
(c) Halve the proportion of people who suffer from an
(b) Network analysis
hunger d
(c) Slow Pathway
(d) Achieve a significant improvement in lives of M
(d) All
100 million slum dwellers an
135. Total no. of districts in India are: [AIPGME 2004]
MISCELLANEOUS
(a) 304
(b) 404
128. Drugs A & B are both used for treating a particular (c) 504
skin infection. After one standard application, drug (d) 604
A eradicates the infection in 95% of both adults and
children. Drug B eradicates the infection in 47% of 136. Date set globally for achievement of MDGs is:
adults & 90% of children. There are otherwise no (a) 2010 [AIPGME 2007]
significant pharmacological differences between the (b) 2015
two drugs, and there are no significant side effects. (c) 2025
However, the cost of drug A is twice that of drug B. Dr. (d) 2050
Sunil, a general practitioner, always uses drug B for
the first treatment, and resorts to drug A if the
infection persists. Dr. Sudhir, another general
practitioner, always uses drug
A for adults and drug B for children. Ignoring indirect 137. Which of the following are referred to as “Ivory Towers
costs, which of the following statement is incorrect? treating children of
[AIPGME 02] Disea
(a) Drug A is more effective than B for treating children se”:
(b) Drug A is more cost-effective than drug B for
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(a) Small health centres
(b) Large hospitals
(c) Private practitioners
(d) Health Insurance Companies

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138. Number of health related goals in millennium

141. Millennium development goal 4 targets to reduce ma-
develop- ment goals? [AIIMS May ternal mortality rate by: [JIPMER
2013] 2014]
(a) 1 (a) 0.25
(b) 2 (b) 0.50
(c) 3 (c) 0.75
(d) 4 (d) 1.00
139. According to MDG child mortality has to be reduced Review Questions
by how much by 2015? [Recent Question
142. Antenatal support is not delivered by: [AP 2005]
2013] (a) Anganwadi worker
(a) One third (b) Female Health worker
(b) Half (c) Female Health assistant
(c) Two third (d) Traditional birth attendant
(d) One fourth
143. All of the above following are peripheral level health
140. Millennium developmental goal pertaining to HIV/ workers except: [TN
AIDS: [Recent Question 2003]
2013] (a) Village Health Guide
(a) 6 (b) Gram Sevak
(b) 3 (c) Anganwadi worker
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(c) 8 (d) Local Dai

(d) 1

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