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1 08 - (01) Qualifying Examination for MSc Course in Medical Administration (now Selection Examination for MSc (Medical Administration) Training Programme) 01. June October January October November February May 2007
2 JUNE, 1997 Date: 16 th June, 1997 Time: 2.00 p.m p.m. All five questions to be answered Part A and Part B to be answered in Separate Books List the notifiable diseases in Sri Lanka. (25 marks) 1.2 How do you notify them? (25 marks) 1.3 Who should be notified? (25 marks) 2. Comment on the morbidity data in Sri Lanka (75 marks) 3. Write notes on the following: 3.1 Investigation of Maternal deaths (25 marks) 3.2 Investigation of Infant deaths (25 marks) 4. " Patents by passing smaller health institutions and 0vercrowding larger health institutions is an established feature in Sri Lanka". Comment on this statement. 5. How would you estimate the annual drug requirements of a medical institution?.
3 OCTOBER, 1999 Date : 6 th October, 1999 Time : p.m p.m. All five questions to be answered Part A and Part B to be answered in Separate Books 1. Write notes on the following : 1.1. Leading causes of hospitalisation in Sri Lanka (25 marks) 1.2. Registration of vital events in Sri Lanka (25 marks) Pre-employment medical examination of government employees (25 marks) 2. Comment on the use of Health Information for health plannng (75 marks) 3. Write notes on the following : 3.1. Role of the Intern House Officer in a Teaching hospital in Sri Lanka (25 marks) 3.2. Health promotion (25 marks) 4. Describe how a Provincial. Hospital in Sri Lanka should be organised for the management of sudden rush of several casualties eg. following a train accident or a bomb blast 5. Describe the future health and social implications of the changing demographic pattern in Sri Lanka
4 JANUARY, 2001 Date: 18 th January, 2001 Time: 2.30p.m p.m. All five questions to be answered Part A and Part B to be answered in Separate Books 1. Write notes on the following; :- 1.1 Maternal Mortality Rate (25 marks) 1.2 Notification of communicable diseases. (25 marks) 1.3 Prescribing antibiotics in Government Hospitals. (25 marks) 2. Write notes on any three (03) of the following :- 2.1 The Indoor Morbidity and Mortality Return (25 marks) 2.2 The Child Health Development Record. (25 marks) 2.3 Medico-Legal Examination Form. (25 marks) 2.4 Mother s Card. (25 marks) 3. What are the mosquito borne diseases of public health importance in Sri Lanka? Outline the methods a Divisional Director of Health Services/Medical Officer of Health, would adopt to mobilize the community to control such diseases. (50 marks) ' Outline the changing disease patterns currently seen in Sri Lanka. (40 marks) 4.2 List the factors that contribute. to such a change. (20 marks) 4.3 Explain briefly as to how these changes. affect the future organization of health services in Sri Lanka. (40 marks) 5. Discuss the role of a Medical Administrator in a Tertiary Case Hospital in ensuring the provision of quality health services to the people.
5 OCTOBER, 2002 Date : 23 rd October, 2002 Time : p.m p.m. All five questions to be answered. Part A and Part B to be answered in separate books. 1. Write short notes on: 1.1 Bed Head Ticket (25 marks) 1.2 Diagnosis Card (25 marks) 1.3 Medical Certificate (25 marks) 1.4 Death Certification (25 marks) 2 Discuss the health implications of road traffic accidents in Sri Lanka. 3 Write notes on: 3.1 Notification of communicable diseases (20 marks) 3.2 Pilferage of drugs in government medical institutions (40 marks) 3.3 Investigation of maternal deaths (40 marks) 4 What factors would you take into consideration in providing services to a " group of people rendered homeless by the recent floods. 5. Discuss briefly the services that will have to be provided in the future to the increasing elderly population in Sri Lanka
6 NOVEMBER, 2003 Date : 7 th November, 2003 Time : p.m p.m. All five questions to be answered. Part A and Part B to be answered in separate books. 1. Write short notes on : 1.1. Quarterly indoor morbidity and mortality return (25 marks) 1.2. Universal precautions (25 marks) 1.3. Dying declaration (25 marks) 1.4. Infant mortality rate (25 marks) 2. "A medical manager is more suitable than a lay administrator to manage a tertiary care hospital" Discuss this statement. 3. Write notes on : 3.1. Functions of a medical manager (30 marks) 3.2. Qualities of a good medical manager (30 marks) 3.3. Japanese Five-S-Concept (40 marks) 4. Briefly describe : 4.1. The expanded programme of immunization (EPI) in Sri Lanka. (75 marks) 4.2. Maintenance of the cold chain (25 marks) 5. Write short notes on : SARS (25 marks) 5.2. AIDS (25 marks) 5.3. List of notifiable diseases in Sri Lanka (25 marks) 5.4. Primary Health Care (25 marks)
7 FEBRUARY Date: 17 th February Time: 2.30 p.m p.m. All five questions to be answered. Part A and Part B to be answered in separate books. 1. Write short notes on: 1.1 Notification of communicable diseases (25 marks) 1.2 Quarterly Indoor morbidity and mortality return (25 marks) 1.3 Maternal Mortality Rate (25 marks) 1.4 Infant Mortality Rate (25 marks) 2. "Free Health Services in Sri Lanka cannot be continued for ever", Discuss the statement suggesting possible alternatives. 3. Write notes on: 3.1 Rational use of Antibiotics (30 marks) 3.2 Malaria situation in Sri Lanka (30 marks) 3.3 Importance of recording patient details in the Bed Head Ticket (40 marks) 4. Briefly describe: 4.1 Maintenance of Cold Chain (50 marks) 4.2 Millennium Development Goals (50 marks) 5. You are the Deputy Provincial Director of Health Services of Kalmunai Division. Just now you got a message (from National Disaster Warning Centre) stating that "an Earthquake of 9.5 Richter Scale has taken place in the deep sea near Andaman Islands, 20 minutes ago". Briefly describe what you are going to do for next one week from now onwards.
8 SELECTION EXAMINATION FOR MSc () TRAINING PROGRAMME (2006 POSTPONED) MAY, 2007 Date : 8 th May 2007 All five questions to be answered. 'Part A and Part B to be answered in separate books. Time : 1.30 p.m p.m. 1. Write short notes on: 1.1. Avian influenza (25 marks) 1.2. International Classification of Diseases (25 marks) 1.3. Epidemiological transition (25 marks) 1.4. Maternal death review (25 marks) 2. Distinguish between 2.1. Incidence and Prevalence (25 marks) 2.2. Programme and Project (25 marks) bjectives and Targets (25 marks) 24. Management and Administration (25 marks) What are the health consequences of floods? (40 marks) 3.2. What action will you take as a Medical Officer of Health to prevent spread of disease after floods? (60 marks) What are the main elements in the Drug Management Cycle? (25 marks) 4.2. List five important causes for shortage of drugs in medical institutions. (25 marks) 4.3. What are the steps that can be taken by a head of a medical institution to ensure availability of drugs? (50 marks) 5. "Proper management of different types of resources will help to achieve the goals, objectives and targets of health programmes". Discuss this statement using the National Expanded Programme of Immunization (EPI) as an example.
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