🌏 Community Medicine · Part 11 revision hub
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Concept 102
Energy and the Big Nutrients
Concept 103
Vitamins — Small Amounts, Big Effects
Concept 104
Iron and Anaemia
Concept 105
Iodine and Fluoride
Concept 106
When Children Don't Get Enough Food
Concept 107
Measuring Nutrition
Concept 108
Safe Food and Safe Milk
Concept 109
Poisons in Food
Concept 110
India's Nutrition Programmes
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Question 1
The reference Indian adult man in ICMR‑NIN 2020 weighs:
Question 2
The limiting amino acid in cereals is:
Question 3
Bitot's spots are classified as:
Question 4
Pellagra in jowar‑eating populations is attributed to:
Question 5
The number of vitamin A doses a child receives under UIP by age 5 is:
Question 6
Under WHO 2024 guidance, anaemia in a pregnant woman in the second trimester is Hb below:
Question 7
Under Anaemia Mukt Bharat, adolescents (10–19 years) receive:
Question 8
Iodine deficiency is a public‑health problem when the total goitre rate among school‑age children is:
Question 9
The minimum iodine content of salt at the consumer level in India is:
Question 10
The Nalgonda technique is used for:
Question 11
Which is NOT a criterion for SAM in a child aged 6–59 months?
Question 12
The therapeutic milk used in the stabilisation phase of SAM is:
Question 13
In the stabilisation phase of SAM, which should be withheld?
Question 14
The most accurate method of dietary assessment is:
Question 15
HTST pasteurisation of milk is done at:
Question 16
The test for adequacy of pasteurisation is the:
Question 17
Epidemic dropsy is caused by:
Question 18
Neurolathyrism presents as:
Question 19
POSHAN Abhiyaan was launched in:
Question 20
Under PM POSHAN, a primary school child's meal should provide:
Say the answer out loud before you flip. Shuffle once you know the order.
Read the presentation, decide what is going on and what you would do — then reveal the reasoning.
Stage A: In a block, WIFS registers show 95% "coverage", but a school survey finds 62% of girls anaemic.
Linked concepts: 104. Iron and Anaemia, 100. Concept 100
Stage A: A 20‑month‑old has bilateral pitting oedema up to the knees, flaky skin, sparse reddish hair, and is apathetic. MUAC 12.2 cm. Temperature 35.2 °C.
Linked concepts: 106. When Children Don't Get Enough Food
Stage A: School screening in a Rajasthan village finds brown mottling of teeth in 70% of children; some adults complain of back stiffness.
Linked concepts: 105. Iodine and Fluoride
Stage A: After two drought years, 14 young men in a district develop spastic weakness of the legs. Most have eaten khesari dal as their main food for months.
Linked concepts: 109. Poisons in Food, 110. India's Nutrition Programmes
Answer aloud as if an examiner asked you — then check the model points.
What is a balanced diet?
Define RDA and EAR.
What is protein complementation?
WHO classification of xerophthalmia?
Vitamin A prophylaxis schedule?
What are the 6 × 6 × 6 elements of Anaemia Mukt Bharat?
WHO 2024 Hb cut‑offs for women and pregnancy?
Indicators of IDD?
Effects of fluoride at different levels?
Define SAM.
WHO 10 steps in SAM management?
Methods of nutritional assessment?
Methods of pasteurisation and tests?
Name food‑borne toxins in India.
Services of ICDS?
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