List of top Public Health Questions on Public Health Programs asked in CUET (PG)

What are the four components of the WHO health system building blocks?
Which Indian legislative act provides social security measures specifically for industrial workers regarding maternity benefits?
In the Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness (IMNCI), what is the respiration rate threshold for "fast breathing" in a child aged 12 months to 5 years?
According to WHO, what is the BMI (Body Mass Index) classification range for a "pre-obese" individual?
Which enzyme is responsible for relieving supercoiling during DNA replication?
What is the primary role of reverse transcriptase in recombinant DNA technology?
Which point mutation changes a codon but does not alter the resulting amino acid?
Purification of water at household level through Chlorine tablets is done by:
Arrange the following causes of neonatal deaths in India in decreasing order of frequency (commonest cause to least common cause): A. Birth asphyxia B. Pneumonia C. Diarrhea D. Preterm birth
According to WHO child growth standards, the Growth Chart of weight for age, Z-score curves for the normal zone of weight is:
The color "Red" under the Triage system carried out at the site of a disaster indicates:

According to Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016, match LIST-I with LIST-II 

LIST-ILIST-II
A. YellowIV. Syringes with fixed needles
B. BlueII. Broken glassware like vials and ampules
C. RedI. Soiled Dressings and plaster cast
D. WhiteIII. Intravenous tubes and catheters
Strength of association between risk factor and outcome is measured by: A. Odds Ratio B. Attributable Risk C. Population Attributable Risk D. Relative Risk
Sex Ratio is:
The Terminal Contraceptive method is:
National Health Programme for control of Tuberculosis currently in use by the Government of India is:
The concept of "Social physician" was recommended by:
Exclusive breast-feeding for an infant is recommended till:
According to National Immunisation Schedule, arrange in sequence the vaccines to be given to a child from birth till 5 years of age: A. Inactivated Polio Vaccine B. Oral Polio vaccine-0 dose C. DPT booster-1 D. Measles 1 dose
Community Health Officer is posted at:
One ASHA worker is posted for a population of:
Specificity of a Screening Test is:
How many vaccine vials are carried in Vaccine Carriers?
All are true about Screening tests for a disease except:

Match indicators of health (List-I) with their Classification (List-II) 

LIST-ILIST-II
A. Notification ratesII. Morbidity Indicators
B. Population-bed ratioIII. Health-care delivery Indicators
C. Case-fatality rateI. Mortality Indicators
D. Rate of population increaseIV. Socio-economic Indicators