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BNS 042 (July 2026) - ENGLISH

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN COMMON CONDITION
ASSIGNMENT (BLOCK 1-6) (TUTOR MARKED)
 Programme Code: CCH
Course Code: BNS 042
 Assignment Code: BNS-042/TMA/2026
 Maximum Marks: 100
 Last Date of Submission: 31st October, 2026
This assignment has three parts – Part A, B and C.
Part A – Consists of two long questions, each question carries 15 marks.
Part B - Consists of six short questions, each question carries 10 marks.
Part C – Consists of four objective type questions, each question carries 2.5 marks
Part - A
1. A 46 year old male is brought to your health facility with the history of pain. Answer
the followings:
a) Assess the pain with respect to acronym, ‘PQRSTUV’
b) Discuss various sites of pain in relation to the human body systems involved.
c) Explain how would you manage and refer the patient as per condition of the
patient. (3+8+4=15)
2. A 20 year old Primigravida woman visited ANC clinic for the first time. Initial
assessment by you identifies that she might be at high risk for acquiring STIs.
Answer the following in relation to your assessment for her
a) Define syphilis and explain guideline for testing and management of syphilis
during pregnancy
b) Discuss treatment regimen for syphilis for her and her partner.
c) List the criteria for repeat test. (5+8+2=15)

Part B
3. Discuss first aid management for the following: (5+5=10)
a) Road Traffic Accidents
b) Poisoning

4 Explain how will you manage the following cases:-
a) Premature rupture of membrane
b) Obstructed labour (5+5=10)
5 Explain breast lumps and discuss its causes, risk factors, signs and symptoms
intervention.
6 a) Discuss the Purposes and team for district early intervention
b) Reporting and monitoring. (5+5=10)
 7 Discuss the causes for the following common surgical conditions
a) Piles and hemorrhoids
b) Hernia
c) Varicose-veins (3+3+4=10)
8 Discuss the Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) and prepare the table of
vaccines currently administered under UIP.
(10)
Part C
9) Place a () against the most appropriate answer given under each statement
(5 x ½ = 2.5)
a) All of the following are causes of epileptic seizures except:-
i. Stroke
ii High grade fever.
iii. Brain tumor.
iv. Birth defects .
b) The correct mechanism of action for poison is:-
i. Swallowed poisons-directly act on food passage
ii. Cossosive Poisons may severely cause chocking
iii. Fumes and gases may burn the lips, mouth
iv. Some poisons act by displacing the oxygen in blood
c) Double vision is most common symptom in poisoning due toi. Opium
ii. Lead
iii. Mercury
iv. Alcohol
d) Acronym “O, P, Q, R, S, T, and U” is used for assessment of :-
i. Pain
ii. Fainting
iii. Level of consciousness
iv. High grade fever
e) Restitution means -
i. Twist in the neck of the fetus
ii. When widest diameter (Parietal) is born
iii. The anterior shoulder reaches the pelvic floor
iv. Forceful uterine contraction and retraction
10) Match the statement given in Column A with the terms given in Column B
 (5 x ½ = 2.5)
 Column A Column B
a) Tsunami i) Terrorist attack
b) Biological hazards ii) Involves widespread human loss
c) Cyclone iii) Giant waves underwater
d) Volcano iv) Unusual presence of water
e) Disaster v) Insect/animal plague
vi) Severe spinning storm
vii) Caused by lava flow
11) Write ‘T’ if you consider the statement is True and ‘F’ if you consider the
 statement as false. (5 x ½ = 2.5)
a) Place glucose water under tongue for known case of diabetes who suddenly
faints- T / F
b) In case of bleeding never elevate the bleeding part T / F
c) Apply antihistamine ointment for insect sting bite. T / F
d) Arterial bleeding is always dark red and venous bleeding is bright red in colour.
 T / F
e) Stroke is also called as “brain attack”. T / F
12) Fill in the Blanks (5 x ½ = 2.5)

a) Attacks against computers and network for political and social objectives is
known as _________________
b) Prompt preventive measures taken for a person suddenly falling ill with acute
emergencies is known as ________________.
c) A type of lung disease caused by long term exposure to silica dust is known
as___________.
d) Hypoglycemia is the most common emergency occurs due to _________ of
insulin intake.
e) Inability of heart to pump blood efficiently to all body parts is known as
______________

BNS 042 (January 2026) - English

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN COMMON CONDITION

ASSIGNMENT (BLOCK 1-6) (TUTOR MARKED)

Programme Code: CCH

Course Code: BNS 042

Assignment Code: BNS-042/TMA/2026

Maximum Marks: 100

Last Date of Submission: 30th April, 2026

Instructions:

This assignment has three parts - Part A, B and C.

Part A - Consists of two long questions, each question carries 15 marks.

Part B - Consists of six short questions, each question carries 10 marks.

Part C - Consists of four objective type questions, each question carries 2.5 marks

Part - A

1. A 44 year old male is brought to your health facility with the history of pain. Answer the followings:

a) Assess the pain with respect to acronym, 'PQRSTUV

b) Discuss various sites of pain in relation to the human body systems involved.

c) Explain how would you manage and refer the patient as per condition of the patient.

2. A 22 year old Primigravida woman visited ANC clinic for the first time. Initial assessment identifies that she might be at high risk for acquiring STIs. Answer the following in relation to your assessment for her

a) Define syphilis and explain guideline for testing and management of syphilis during pregnancy

b) Discuss treatment regimen for syphilis for her and her partner.

c) List the criteria for repeat test.

Part B

3. Discuss first aid management for the following:

a) Road Traffic Accidents

b) Poisoning

(5+5=10)

4 Explain how will you manage the following cases:-

a) Premature rupture of membrane

b) Obstructed labour

(5+5=10)

5 Explain breast lumps and discuss its causes, risk factors, signs and symptoms intervention.

6

a) Discuss the Purposes and team for district early intervention

b) Reporting and monitoring.

(5+5=10)

7 Discuss the causes for the following common surgical conditions

a) Piles and hemorrhoids

b) Hernia

c) Varicose-veins

(3+3+4=10)

8 Discuss the Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) and prepare the table of

vaccines currently administered under UIP.

(10)

Part C

9) Place a (P) against the most appropriate answer given under each statement

(%x5=%)

a) All of the following are causes of epileptic seizures except:-

i. Stroke

ii High grade fever.

iii. Brain tumor.

iv. Birth defects 

IV. in detectS

b) The most appropriate mechanism of action for poison is:-

1. Swallowed poisons-directly act on food passage

ii. Corrosive Poisons may severely cause chocking

111. Fumes and gases may burn the lips and mouth

iv. Some poisons act by displacing the oxygen in blood

c) Double vision is most common symptom in poisoning due to-

1. Opium

11. Lead

111. Mercury

iv. Alcohol

d) Acronym "O, P, Q, R, S, T, and U" is used for assessment of

1. Pain

11. Fainting

111. Level of consciousness

iv. High grade fever

c) Oxytocin is a synthetic hormone used to -

i. Induce labor

ii. Diminish uterine contraction

111. Administered intramuscularly

iv. Monitor fetal distress 

10) Match the statement given in Column A with the terms given in Column B

Yeh raha aapka content table format me:

Column A		Column B
a) Tsunami	i)	Terrorist attack
b) Biological hazards	ii)	Involves widespread human loss
c) Cyclone	iii)	Giant waves underwater
d) Volcano	iv)	Unusual presence of water
e) Disaster	v)	Insect/animal plague
	vi)	Severe spinning storm

11) Write 'T' if you consider the statement is True and 'F' if the statement as false.

(5 x 2 = 2.5)

a) Place glucose water under tongue for known case of diabetes who suddenly faints-

T/F

b) In case of bleeding never elevate the bleeding part

T/F

c) Apply antihistamine ointment for insect sting bite.

T/F

d) Arterial bleeding is always dark red and venous bleeding is bright red in colour.

T/F

e) Stroke is also called as "brain attack".

T/F

12) Fill in the Blanks

a) Attacks against computers and network for political and social objectives is known as

b) Prompt preventive measures taken for a person suddenly falling ill with acute emergencies is known as

c) A type of lung disease caused by long term exposure to silica dust is known as

d) Hypoglycemia is the most common emergency occurs due to insulin intake. of

e) Inability of heart to pump blood efficiently to all body parts is known as

BNS 42 2025 - English

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN COMMON CONDITION

ASSIGNMENT (BLOCK 1-6) (TUTOR MARKED)

Programme Code: CCH

Course Code: BNS 042

Assignment Code: BNS-042/TMA/2025

Maximum Marks: 100

Last Date of Submission: 30th April, 2025

Instructions:

This assignment has three parts - Part A, B and C.

Part A - Consists of two long questions, each question carries 15 marks.

Part B - Consists of six short questions, each question carries 10 marks.

Part C - Consists of four objective type questions, each question carries 2.5 marks

Part - A

1. A 46 year old male is brought to your health facility with the history of pain. Answer the followings:

a) Assess the pain with respect to acronym, 'PQRSTUV'

b) Discuss various sites of pain in relation to the human body systems involved.

c) Explain how would you manage and refer the patient as per condition of the patient.

2. A 20 year old Primigravida woman visited ANC clinic for the first time. Initial assessment by you identifies that she might be at high risk for acquiring STIs.

Answer the following in relation to your assessment for her

a) Define syphilis and explain guideline for testing and management of syphilis during pregnancy

b) Discuss treatment regimen for syphilis for her and her partner.

c) List the criteria for repeat test.

Part B

3. Discuss first aid management for the following:

a) Road Traffic Accidents

b) Poisoning

4 Explain how will you manage the following cases:-

a) Premature rupture of membrane

b) Obstructed labour

5 Explain breast lumps and discuss its causes, risk factors, signs and symptoms intervention.

6 a) Discuss the Purposes and team for district early intervention

b) Reporting and monitoring.

7 Discuss the causes for the following common surgical conditions

a) Piles and hemorrhoids

b) Hernia

c) Varicose-veins

8 Discuss the Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) and prepare the table of vaccines currently administered under UIP.

Part C

9) Place a (✔) against the most appropriate answer given under each statement

(½ x 5 = ½)

a) All of the following are causes of epileptic seizures except:-

i. Stroke

ii High grade fever.

iii. Brain tumor.

iv. Birth defects

b) The correct mechanism of action for poison is:-

i. Swallowed poisons-directly act on food passage

ii. Cossosive Poisons may severely cause chocking

iii. Fumes and gases may burn the lips, mouth

iv. Some poisons act by displacing the oxygen in blood

c) Double vision is most common symptom in poisoning due to-

i. Opium

ii. Lead

iii. Mercury

iv. Alcohol

d) Acronym "O, P, Q, R, S, T, and U" is used for assessment of :-

i. Pain

ii. Fainting

iii. Level of consciousness

iv. High grade fever

e) Restitution means

i. Twist in the neck of the fetus

ii. When widest diameter (Parietal) is born

iii. The anterior shoulder reaches the pelvic floor

iv. Forceful uterine contraction and retraction

10) Match the statement given in Column A with the terms given in Column B

Column A		Column B
a) Tsunami		i) Terrorist attack
b) Biological hazards		ii) Involves widespread human loss
c) Cyclone		iii) Giant waves underwater
d) Volcano		iv) Unusual presence of water
e) Disaster		v) Insect/animal plague
		vi) Severe spinning storm
		vii) Caused by lava flow

11) Write ‘T’ if you consider the statement is True and ‘F’ if you consider the statement as false. (5 x ½ = 2.5)

a) Place glucose water under tongue for known case of diabetes who suddenly faints- T / F

b) In case of bleeding never elevate the bleeding part T / F

c) Apply antihistamine ointment for insect sting bite. T / F

d) Arterial bleeding is always dark red and venous bleeding is bright red in colour. T / F

e) Stroke is also called as “brain attack”. T / F

12 Fill in the Blanks (5 x ½ = 2.5)

a) To start a disease, it is important to have ___________ between agent, host and environment.

b) Vaccination, food fortifications are measures to prevent initiation of disease are known as _____________.

c) Community Health centre serves as a referral centre for ________________ PHCs.

d) Potassium permanganate is used for ___________________ of fruits and vegetable.

e) Actual loss of body part due to occurrence of a disease is known as _____________.

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