National Population Policy

Question 1HardLevel 88

Why is taking health services to poor families especially necessary in the National Population Policy?

ABecause families with limited resources may face more barriers to accessBBecause poor families do not need healthCBecause poverty and population have no relationDBecause services are only for the rich

Question 2HardLevel 88

How can family welfare be linked with community health in the National Population Policy?

AHealthy families together form a healthy communityBFamily welfare is only private and separate from societyCFamily welfare reduces health serviceDFamily welfare only makes maps

Question 3HardLevel 88

What message is conveyed by placing education and health together in the National Population Policy?

ABoth knowledge and health are necessary for human developmentBHealth removes educationCEducation makes health uselessDBoth have no relation with population

Question 4HardLevel 88

Which statement shows the prevention based thinking of the National Population Policy?

AGiving help only after disease occurs is enoughBRisks can be reduced early through immunisation nutrition and health educationCHealth service has no relation with populationDPrevention is possible only in cities

Question 5HardLevel 88

What would be the most correct effect of availability of family planning services in the National Population Policy?

ACouples can make responsible and informed reproductive decisionsBMaternal health will always worsenCPopulation data will disappearDNeed for education will end

Question 6HardLevel 88

What is a possible link between reducing infant mortality and balancing birth rate in the National Population Policy?

AWhen child survival increases families can take secure decisionsBReducing infant mortality makes education impossibleCChild health has no relation with family decisionsDBirth rate depends only on weather

Question 7HardLevel 88

Which goal would be most affected if broad service arrangements are absent in the National Population Policy?

AOnly mountain mappingBHealth family planning and maternal child protectionCOnly mineral exportDOnly road decoration

Question 8HardLevel 88

Why can men's participation be considered necessary in the National Population Policy?

ABecause family health and reproductive decisions improve with partnershipBBecause only women are part of societyCBecause men have no relation with familyDBecause participation closes all services

Question 9HardLevel 88

Expansion of rural health service under the National Population Policy can reduce which inequality?

ADifference in service access between city and villageBDifference between river and seaCDifference between mountain and plateauDDifference between mineral and soil

Question 10HardLevel 88

Why are adolescent friendly services needed in the National Population Policy?

AAdolescents often need safe advice on sensitive questionsBAdolescents never need health informationCAdolescents are only elderly dependentsDAdolescents have no link with future population

Question 11HardLevel 88

Which combination is most suitable for improving standard of living under the National Population Policy?

AHealth education nutrition and balanced family sizeBOnly more crowding and fewer servicesCOnly less education and more riskDOnly resource pressure and inequality

Question 12HardLevel 88

What is the relation between policy goals and citizen behaviour in the National Population Policy?

AGoals cannot fully succeed without change in citizen behaviourBCitizens have no roleCPolicy goals remain only on paper so services are not neededDBehaviour change is unrelated to health

Question 13HardLevel 88

If dropout rate among adolescent girls is high in an area which objectives of the National Population Policy may be affected?

AFemale education health awareness and delayed marriageBOnly mineral exportCOnly river transportDOnly mountain tourism

Question 14HardLevel 88

Why should health and family welfare services be need based in the National Population Policy?

ASo that services can match real needs of different areasBSo that every area gets wrong serviceCSo that use of data stopsDSo that only cities benefit

Question 15HardLevel 88

Why is population seen as both a problem and a resource in the National Population Policy?

AUncontrolled growth creates pressure but healthy educated people are a force of developmentBPeople are always only a burdenCPeople have no relation with developmentDPopulation is only a natural disaster

Question 16HardLevel 88

What is the logic of keeping child nutrition and immunisation together in the National Population Policy?

ABoth strengthen child health and survivalBBoth only increase sports competitionsCBoth stop population dataDBoth make education useless

Question 17HardLevel 88

Which option shows the link between health rights and social equality in the National Population Policy?

AProviding affordable and available health services to all groupsBGiving services only in rich areasCGiving health information only to citiesDKeeping villages away from family welfare

Question 18HardLevel 88

Why is monitoring necessary after setting goals in the National Population Policy?

ATo know whether services and results are moving in the right directionBTo hide dataCTo close health servicesDTo end the need for family planning

Question 19HardLevel 88

Which is most closely linked with sustainable development in the National Population Policy?

ABalance of population resources health and educationBOnly maximum exploitation of resourcesCOnly increasing birth rateDOnly increasing service inequality

Question 20HardLevel 88

Which conclusion is most balanced while critically studying the National Population Policy?

AIt stresses health education and rights based services along with number controlBIt is only a strict order to reduce populationCIt considers health and education unnecessaryDIt completely removes the role of adolescents and women

National Population Policy

Quiz this set

Why is taking health services to poor families especially necessary in the National Population Policy?

How can family welfare be linked with community health in the National Population Policy?

What message is conveyed by placing education and health together in the National Population Policy?

Which statement shows the prevention based thinking of the National Population Policy?

What would be the most correct effect of availability of family planning services in the National Population Policy?

What is a possible link between reducing infant mortality and balancing birth rate in the National Population Policy?

Which goal would be most affected if broad service arrangements are absent in the National Population Policy?

Why can men's participation be considered necessary in the National Population Policy?

Expansion of rural health service under the National Population Policy can reduce which inequality?

Why are adolescent friendly services needed in the National Population Policy?

Which combination is most suitable for improving standard of living under the National Population Policy?

What is the relation between policy goals and citizen behaviour in the National Population Policy?

If dropout rate among adolescent girls is high in an area which objectives of the National Population Policy may be affected?

Why should health and family welfare services be need based in the National Population Policy?

Why is population seen as both a problem and a resource in the National Population Policy?

What is the logic of keeping child nutrition and immunisation together in the National Population Policy?

Which option shows the link between health rights and social equality in the National Population Policy?

Why is monitoring necessary after setting goals in the National Population Policy?

Which is most closely linked with sustainable development in the National Population Policy?

Which conclusion is most balanced while critically studying the National Population Policy?

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National Population Policy

Quiz this set

Why is taking health services to poor families especially necessary in the National Population Policy?

How can family welfare be linked with community health in the National Population Policy?

What message is conveyed by placing education and health together in the National Population Policy?

Which statement shows the prevention based thinking of the National Population Policy?

What would be the most correct effect of availability of family planning services in the National Population Policy?

What is a possible link between reducing infant mortality and balancing birth rate in the National Population Policy?

Which goal would be most affected if broad service arrangements are absent in the National Population Policy?

Why can men's participation be considered necessary in the National Population Policy?

Expansion of rural health service under the National Population Policy can reduce which inequality?

Why are adolescent friendly services needed in the National Population Policy?

Which combination is most suitable for improving standard of living under the National Population Policy?

What is the relation between policy goals and citizen behaviour in the National Population Policy?

If dropout rate among adolescent girls is high in an area which objectives of the National Population Policy may be affected?

Why should health and family welfare services be need based in the National Population Policy?

Why is population seen as both a problem and a resource in the National Population Policy?

What is the logic of keeping child nutrition and immunisation together in the National Population Policy?

Which option shows the link between health rights and social equality in the National Population Policy?

Why is monitoring necessary after setting goals in the National Population Policy?

Which is most closely linked with sustainable development in the National Population Policy?

Which conclusion is most balanced while critically studying the National Population Policy?

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