Community Medicine Practice

20 learning units • 10 questions per unit • 200 explained questions

Module 01 — Health, Determinants & Prevention

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Question 01 • Single best answer

A clinic offers identical opening hours but shift workers cannot attend. Which concern is most relevant?

A. Inequitable access despite equal provision B. Perfect access for every resident C. Proof that services are unnecessary D. Absence of any social determinant

Question 02 • Single best answer

Which activity is a clear example of primary prevention?

A. Rehabilitation after stroke B. Treatment of established renal failure C. Palliative care for advanced cancer D. Vaccination before infection

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Rehabilitation after a disabling stroke mainly represents which level?

A. Primordial prevention B. Primary prevention C. Tertiary prevention D. Disease surveillance only

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An evidence-based programme detects and treats early cervical precancer. Which level best describes it?

A. Tertiary prevention only B. Primordial prevention only C. Secondary prevention D. No preventive activity

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Urban planning that prevents dependence on sedentary transport best illustrates what?

A. Case fatality measurement B. Primordial prevention C. Treatment of an acute attack D. Disability certification

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Which statement about genetic susceptibility is correct?

A. It makes every disease inevitable B. It excludes preventive action C. It may interact with environmental exposures D. It proves one gene explains every case

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What does the natural history of a disease describe?

A. Only the number of hospital beds B. Its course from susceptibility through possible outcomes C. Only the price of treatment D. A list of legal reporting forms

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Which approach can complement individual high-risk care?

A. Ignoring low-risk groups completely B. Reducing harmful exposure across the population C. Replacing every clinical service with posters D. Treating averages as individual diagnoses

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Why can low reported disease counts be misleading?

A. Some residents may lack access to diagnosis B. Every low count proves excellent health C. Counts always measure wellbeing fully D. Reporting never depends on access

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Which claim requires a worldwide scope?

A. Control within one district B. Local reduction in admissions C. Elimination as a public-health problem in one area D. Eradication of a specified infection