Q1401. A patient presents with an irregular (festooned) pupil. Intraocular pressure is raised on tonometry. Which type of glaucoma is most likely?

Q1404. A patient had bilateral proptosis with restricted movements of the eye. What is the most common cause of the clinical condition?

Q1407. A patient has 6/6 vision in one eye and vision < 6/60 in the other eye. Both eyes have a refractive error of +4 diopters. On cover–uncover test, when the norma eye is covered, the deviated eye moves to the center. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Q1408. A patient presents with acute onset redness and pain in the eye, associated with photophobia. Clinical examination suggests acute anterior uveitis. What is the investigation of choice to identify an underlying systemic association?

Q1413. Which statistical test is most appropriate for comparing cholesterol levels within a single group 300 patient before and after administering a drug in 3 month time?

Q1414. According to Biomedical Waste Management Rules, in which type of disposal bag should the following be discarded?

Q1415. A tribal area has recently seen an increase in vaccination coverage and hospital deliveries, yet the overall utilization of health services remains lower compared to urban areas. Which of the following pillars of Primary Health Care (PHC) is most likely being exploited in this scenario?

Q1416. In a developing country, the prevalence of hypertension is reported to be 30%. According to the Rule of Halves, only half of hypertensives are diagnosed, half of those receive treatment, and half of those are adequately controlled. What percentage of the total population is likely to be adequately treated?

Q1418. Under the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) program in India, children aged 6 months to 6 years (6–72 months) receive supplementary nutrition at the Anganwadi center. What is the minimum calorie and protein provided per day under the program?

Q1419. After 2024, according to the National Rural Health Mission reforms, this institute has been renamed and upgraded to provide comprehensive primary care including preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative services. What is the current official name of this institute?

Q1420. A healthcare facility has a stock of expired antibiotics. What is the correct method for their disposal according to biomedical waste and environmental guidelines?

Q1421. In a study, 500 women used a contraceptive method for 6 months each. During this period, 4 accidental pregnancies occurred. What is the Pearl Index for this contraceptive method?

Q1422. Two ANMs are available, and the session has 2 hours left. They have a single vaccine vial carrier. To optimize session management, maximize vaccination coverage, minimize vaccine wastage, and ensure effective cold chain utilization, which strategy would be most appropriate?

Q1423. A researcher conducts a survey by calling people, asking about their physical activity levels and whether they have any heart disease at that point in time. Which type of study is this?

Q1424. Which of the following should be used to the following data?

Q1426. Vitamin A is added to butter to prevent deficiency in the population. This is an example of

Q1427. Net Reproduction Rate (NRR) is a key demographic indicator. Which of the following is the correct reference for NRR calculation?

Q1429. The “Health for All (HFA)” initiative launched after the Alma-Ata Declaration, 1978, aimed to achieve universal health coverage. Later, global focus shifted to Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Which of the following is the primary reason for this shift?

Q1430. A person is seen walking barefoot near a stepwell. He later develops painful blisters on his foot, which ruptures, and a worm emerges from the skin. Which of the ollowing worm infestations is most likely?