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1 (DHHM 01/DBM 01/ DMM 01/DHRM 01/ DFM 01/DIB 01/ DIM 01/DBFM 01) P.G. DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, DECEMBER Common Paper Paper I PERSPECTIVES OF MANAGEMENT Time : Three hours Maximum : 75 marks Answer any FIVE questions. All questions carry equal marks. 1. Discuss the evolution of management thought. 2. State the functions of management. 3. Explain the merits and demerits of MBO. 4. Describe the applications of Linear Programming in management. 5. Distinguish between formal and informal organisation. 6. How do you assess the effectiveness of a training programme?

2 7. State the importance of motivation. 8. What are the barriers to communication? 9. Explain the techniques of modern control. 10. Bring out the trend in management in India. 2 (DHHM 01/DBM 01/ DMM 01/DHRM 01/ DFM 01/DIB 01/ DIM 01/ DBFM 01)

3 Wk 9 (DHHM 02) P.G. DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, DECEMBER Hospital and Health Care Management Paper II MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH SYSTEMS Time : Three hours Maximum : 75 marks Answer any FIVE questions. All questions carry equal marks. 1. What are the factors that influence health environment? 2. State the indictors of health and their significance. 3. Explain different systems of medicine available in India. 4. Review the features of national health policy. 5. Describe the national programmes for communicable diseases. 6. Elucidate various kinds of bone infections. 7. Discuss the epidemiology of non-communicable diseases. 8. Bringout the trend in coronary heart diseases.

4 Wk 9 9. Suggest measures to control obesity. 10. What are the merits of Yoga? 2 (DHHM 02)

5 (DHHM 03) P.G. DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 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. What are the clinical records maintained in the hospitals? 2. Explain the significance of health care management. 3. Discuss the popularity of homeopathy. 4. Explain preventive and curative medical care. 5. Explain the dental services available in hospitals. 6. Describe the dermatology intensive care services available in hospitals.

6 7. Elucidate the fatal documents maintained in hospitals. 8. Review the health insurance scenario in India. 9. How are social security measures maintained in hospitals? 10. Give an account of health insurance providers in India. 2 (DHHM 03)

7 (DHHM 04) P.G. DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, DECEMBER Hospital and Health Care Management Paper IV DIAGNOSTIC, SUPPORT AND UTILITY SERVICES Time : Three hours Maximum : 75 marks Answer any FIVE of the following. All questions carry equal marks. 1. What are the impatient services available in hospitals? 2. Discuss the emergency services available in Indian hospitals. 3. Bring out radiation azards and their effect on human beings. 4. Elucidate pharmacy services available in a specialty hospital. 5. Suggest measures to manage waste in hospitals. 6. What are the functions of medical record department?

8 7. What are the methods employed for disaster management? 8. What are the effects of hospital acquired infection? 9. Describe the security services provided in a general hospital. 10. Explain various types of chemical sterilization. 2 (DHHM 04)

9 Wk 9 (DHHM 05) P.G. DIPLOMA EXAMINATION, DECEMBER Hospital and Health Care Management Paper V HOSPITAL ACCOUNTING AND HOSPITAL LAWS Time : Three hours Maximum : 75 marks Answer any FIVE of the following. All questions carry equal marks. 1. How do you organise materials management? 2. What are the duties of store keeper? 3. How are ordering and carrying cause of inventory are computed? 4. Discuss different types of control ratios used in inventory management. 5. Give an account of medico legal issues and their treatment. 6. What provisions of company law apply to hospitals? 7. Trace out the laws governing hospitals in India. 8. On March 31, 1998, the Cash Book of Parameswaran showed a bank balance of Rs. 4,850. While verifying with the Pass book, the following facts were notes : (a) (b) (c) Cheques sent in for collection before March 31, 1998 and not credited by the bank amounted in all to Rs. 845 Cheques issued before March 31, 1998, but not presented for payment amounted to Rs. 885 The banker has charged a sum of Rs. 100 towards incidental charges and credited interest Rs. 250 (d) The banker has given a wrong credit for Rs (e) (f) Mr. Nair has paid into bank directly a sum of Rs. 300 on March 28, 1998, which has not been entered in the cash book. A cheque for Rs. 200 sent for collection and returned unpaid has not been entered in the cash book. Prepare a Bank Reconciliation Statement.

10 Wk 9 9. Make out a cash book with discount, cash and bank columns: 1998 June 1 Cash in hand Rs ; cash at bank Rs. 8,100 3 Received from Joseph Rs. 1,500 and allowed him a discount of Rs Paid into bank Rs. 4, Received for cash sales Rs. 100 and cheque Rs Paid George by cheque Rs. 570 in settlement of his account for Rs Cash purchases by cheque Rs Drew for office use Rs Advertisement expenses Rs Sam paid direct into our account in the bank Rs Withdrew cash for personal use Rs Paid rent by cheque Rs Received from Raja a cheque for Rs. 490 and allowed him a discount of Rs Received commission by cheque Rs Cash in excess of Rs. 400 was paid into bank. 10. F.W. commenced business in a retail shop in July 1 st, 1997, in premises for which he paid a rent of Rs. 200 per month. The shop occupied the ground floor and he used the upper storey for residential purposes. It is agreed that one-third of all expenditure on rent, rates and insurance is attributable to such residential portion. The only records he kept from his bank statements, were files of receipted suppliers statements and unpaid invoices for goods purchased together with a note-book in which he recorded sales on credit to special customers who paid him by cheques. Cash received from cash sales was paid into the till out of which F.W. paid certain amounts, of which he kept a rough record and he made weekly banking out of the balance in the bill. He paid all suppliers for goods purchased by cheque. An analysis of the bank statements for the six months ended December, 31 st, 1997 was as follows: Rs. Rs. Capital paid in 4,000 Shop fixtures and Loan (interest- fittings 2,000 free) 2,000 Household furniture 1,800 Suppliers Suppliers for goods cheque for purchased 9,840 goods returned 280 Rent 1,000 Special Rates 300 customers 300 Heat and light 180 Deposit of Insurance 200 other Closing balance 3,190 collections 11,930 18,510 18,510 2 (DHHM 05)

11 Wk 9 F.W. estimates that the total amounts paid out of the till before making the weekly bankings for the six months were : Drawings Rs , salaries and wages Rs and sundry shop expenses Rs, 800. It is also ascertained that as on December 31 st 1997 : (a) Stocks correctly taken at cost, were : goods Rs. 1,720; fuel Rs. 120; (b) (c) (d) (e) The balance till was Rs. 260 including a post-dated cheque for Rs. 150, cashed for a customer. The cash paid to the bank included Rs. 300 from a sale of surplus shop fittings. The insurance premium cover year to June 30 th 1998, and the rates for the period of nine months to March 31 st, Suppliers unpaid invoices amounted to Rs. 2,240 and there was Rs. 80 owing for light. You are required to prepare F.W. s Balance Sheet as on December 31 st 1997, and the Trading and Profit and Loss Account for the half year ended on that date. 3 (DHHM 05)