Community Medicine Exam Tips: How to Prepare & Succeed?
#TIPS 1: Community Medicine Exam Tips: 5-Star Success Points ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Think like a Community Medicine professional
Always write answers as if you are approaching the problem from a public health and community perspective, not only clinical.Use clear, simple language, but stay professional
Writing in “general people language” is good for clarity, but it does not replace accurate, guideline-based content expected in Community Medicine.Write appropriate and precise answers
Include relevant points, steps, or classifications, but avoid writing unnecessary or overly lengthy (“lethal”) information that wastes time or confuses examiners.Follow authentic guidelines and policies
Do not create your own national guidelines or programs. Always refer to WHO recommendations, CB-IMNCI, and Nepal-specific policies when asked.Trust your knowledge and thinking
Before writing, pause and ask your mind for the correct, logical, and guideline-based answer. Avoid guessing or adding irrelevant content.
#Let say example of PBQ/MEQ..............
(1Q × 10 = 10 marks)
#Problem – I
A 20-year-old male came to the PHC in Budhiganga rural municipality with a history of dog bite the previous day. He reported that the stray dog was seen frequently in the locality. On examination, the bite was seen on the left leg with tears on the clothing. There was some bleeding seen as well. His general condition was fair although he appeared apprehensive.
a. Describe the WHO-recommended post-exposure prophylaxis for this young male. (3)
b. Describe why modern cell culture rabies vaccines are preferred rather than nerve tissue vaccines. (2)
c. Mention the advantages of intradermal rabies vaccination. (2)
d. Elaborate the role of the “One Health approach” in the prevention and control of Rabies. (3)
Lets begin...........................but after 2 days you will get solution ....................
