Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU) 2007 Post Graduate Diploma Hospital and Health Care Management - Question Paper
Hospital and Health Care Management - May 2007
(DHHM 02)
P.G.DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, MAY 2007.
Hospital and Health Care Management
Paper II - MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH SYSTEMS
Time: Three hours Maximum: 75 Marks
Answer any FIVE questions (5 x 15 = 75)
1. Discuss the scenario of Health environment in India.
2. Trace the reasons for poor health conditions prevailing in India population.
3. What is Health care delivery system? Explain its need and significance.
4. Why is yoga becoming a popular system of medicine across the world? State reasons.
5. Give a brief description of Alternative systems of medicine.
6. What are the causes for Intestinal Injection ?
7. What is Arthropod ? How can it be treated ?
8. What are the various national programmes aimed at continuing epidemology of communicable diseases ? Describe.
9. Why is there an increased attack of Coronary Heart diseases in youth of India ? Explain.
10. Explain the methods to stop obesity in individual.
(DHHM 03)
P.G.DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, MAY 2007.
Hospital and Health Care Management
Paper III - MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, RECORDS AND INSURANCE
Time: Three hours Maximum: 75 Marks
Answer any FIVE questions All questions carry equal marks
1. Write about health insurance in India.
2. Define epidemic, endemic, pandemic, incidence, prevalence.
3. Write a note on CGHS, ESI
4. Describe salient features of different systems of medicine.
5. What are the medico legal aspects in a case of Accident ?
6. Write about healthcare management
7. Describe clinical intensive care records
8. Describe levels of healthcare.
9. Write levels of prevention and modes of intervention.
10. Describe types of vaccines. Write National Immunization Schedule.
P.G.DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, MAY 2007.
Hospital and Health Care Management
Paper IV - DIAGNOSTIC, SUPPORT AND UTIILTY SERVICES
Time: Three hours Maximum: 75 Marks
Answer any FIVE questions
Each questions carry equal marks
1. Describe the role and functions of security services in Hospitals.
2. Describe the management and evolution of out-patient services.
3. What considerations should be kept in mind in case of planning, staffing and equipment requirement of emergency services in any Hospital ?
4. Outline the policy and procedures relating to an operation theatre and evaluate the services.
5. Describe the advantages of having a Central Sterile Supply Department (CSSD) in a big hospital.
6. Outline the factors you will consider while storing and retrieving medical records.
7. What factors do you keep in mind while designing a mortuary in a Hospital ?
8. Examine the various health hazards associated with improper disposal of medical waste.
9. What do you understand by the term "Disaster Planning and examine the required approach ?
10. What measures will you suggest for preventing Hospital Acquired Infection (HAI) ?
(DHHM 05)
P.G.DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, MAY 2007.
Hospital and Health Care Management
Paper V - HOSPITAL ACCOUNTING AND HOSPITAL LAWS
Time: Three hours Maximum: 75 Marks
Answer any FIVE questions All questions carry equal marks
1. Explain the nature and scope of financial accounting
2. Discuss about various subsidiary books in double-entry book-keeping
3. Explain the significance of Bank Reconciliation Statement
4. What are the various concepts involved in materials management ?
5. What are the various materials records that are to be maintained ?
6. Discuss the merits and demerits of FIFO method
7. Explain briefly the Law of Contract applicable to Doctors.
8. From the following transactions prepare a single column cash book: 2007 Rs.
1 |
Commenced business with cash |
20,000 |
2 |
Bought goods for cash |
5,000 |
3 |
Sold goods for cash |
4,000 |
10 |
Goods purchased from Ravi on credit |
10,000 |
13 |
Paid to Ravi |
7,000 |
15 |
Cash sales |
8,000 |
18 |
Purchased furniture for office |
6,000 |
20 |
Paid wages |
380 |
24 |
Paid rent |
400 |
26 |
Received commission |
600 |
28 |
Withdrew for personnel expenses |
1,000 |
31 |
Paid salary |
900 |
9. On January, 31 2007 Malhotras Cash book showed a bank overdraft of Rs.98700. On comparison he find the followng:
(a) Out of total cheques of Rs.8900 issued on Jan..27 on cheque of Rs.7400 was presented for payment on Feb,4, and another cheque of Rs. 1,500 handed over to the customer, was returned by him, and in lieu of that, a new cheque of the same amount was issued to him on Feb.1st No entry for the return was made.
(b) Of the total cash and cheques worth Rs.6,800 deposited in the bank on Jan.24, one cheque of Rs.2,600 was cleared on Feb.1st , and another of Rs.500 was returned by the bankers on Feb 2nd.
(c) Bank charges Rs. 35 and bank interest Rs.2,860 appearing in the pass book are not yet recorded in the cash book.
(d) Cheque deposited in his account no.2 Rs.1550 wrongly credited to his account by the bank.
(e) A cheque of Rs.800 drawn on his account was wrongly debited in accounted no.2 by the bank.
(f) A cheques of Rs.160 issued for his account was recorded by mistake in each book in bank column for no.2 account, was presented for payment on Feb.2nd. Prepare of Bank Reconciliation Statement.
10. From the following data determine EOQ:
Annual requirement, 1,60,000 units Purchase price per unit is Rs.4 Ordering cost Rs.50 per order Carrying cost of inventory, 25% of cost.
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