Disease Control Programmes

1.A child of 2 years was brought with fever of one week duration associated with worsening cough for the past 2 days. On examination, the child was febrile with respiratory rate of 50 breaths per minute with chest in drawing.

• a) How will you classify this condition
• b) Explain the standard treatment protocol for this condition
• c) Explain the vaccines available for preventing this condition as per national immunization schedule Problems

2.As medical officer of the PHC, what are the strategies you will plan to ensure eradication of poliomyelitis from your area

1.National mental health program

1.Vision 2020. Differentiate between

2.National guinea worm eradication programme Differentiate between

3.Vision 2020: The right to Sight Differentiate between

4.Syndromic diagnosis and Presumptive diagnosis under IDSP Substantiate your answer with reasons

5.Salient features of revised national tuberculosis control programme Differentiate between

6.Strategies for polio eradication in India

7.National programme for control of blindness Differentiate between

8.Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme(RNTCP) endorsed TB diagnostics

9.Suraksha clinic

10.New initiatives under National Tuberculosis Control Programme (RNTCP) Differentiate between

11.Objectives of HIV sentinel surveillance

12.Pulse polio immunization is done using OPV in the months January-March every year

13.Drug distribution centres and fever treatment depots under the national vector borne disease control program (NVBDCP), for malaria control Substantiate your answer with reasons

14.Essential package of prevention of parent to child transmission (PPTCT) of HIV

15.Malaria control strategy in areas where annual parasite incidence is more than two

1.An example for public private partnership in health and disease control

• a) Viral Hepatitis A
• b) Pulse polio program
• c) Hookworm infestation
• d) Plague