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APPENDIX II: TRAINING OF HEALTH VOLUNTEERS & HEALTH COMMITTEES PRE- AND POST-TEST QUESTIONS – SAMPLE Attempt all. You score one point if you get the answer correct Appendix 1. CHPS is the same as community clinic Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 2. CHPS means health at your doorsteps Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 3. CHPS emphasizes preventive health care Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 4. Under CHPS a health worker, called CHO, lives in the community Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 5. CHPS was introduced to reduce travel time to get health care Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 6. CHPS involves communities in the planning and delivery of health services Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 7. CHPS improves relations between health workers and communities Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 8. CHPS makes communities take responsibility for their own health Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 9. A Health volunteer should do home visits Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 10. A Health volunteer should not organize communities for health activities Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 11. A Health volunteer should refer cases to the CHO or clinic Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 12. A Health volunteer should help the CHO to deliver health services Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 13. A Health volunteer should collect, record and keep health information Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 14. A Health volunteer should not give injections or antibiotics Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 15. A Health volunteer should not pass information about one client to others Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 16. A Health volunteer should admit patients at home first before referring Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 17. A Health volunteer should not sell injections and antibiotics Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 18. A health committee should supervise health volunteers Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 19. A health committee should see to the welfare of volunteers and CHOs Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 20. A health committee should advocate for health (FP, Nutrition, Sanitation) Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 21. A health committee should mobilize to build and maintain a CHC Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 22. Volunteers working in CHPS zones are paid monthly salaries Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 23. For a child with fever, sponge the child to reduce the temperature Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 24. For a child with fever, pour olive oil on the child’s head Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 25. For a child with fever, treat with Paracetamol Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 237
Module 4 The work of Community Health Volunteers 26. For a child with fever, give plenty of watery foods Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 27. For a child with fever, advise mother to send the child to the herbalist Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 28. A child with diarrhoea should be given Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 29. An ORS solution can still be used after one day (24hours) Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 30. A child with diarrhoea should be given enema Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 31. A child with diarrhoea should stop breastfeeding immediately Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 32. Coconut water is good for a child with diarrhoea Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 33. A child with diarrhoea should be given antibiotics Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 34. Many diseases can be prevented by washing your hands with soap Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 35. Unwanted pregnancies can be prevented through abortion Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 36. To avoid malnutrition a baby should be breastfed for only two months Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 37. To prevent Kwashiorkor don’t give a child food with fish or meat Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 38. Boiled yam, palaver sauce, fish and orange make a healthy diet Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 39. Fufu, fried plantain, TZ and Banku are foods that help us fight diseases Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 40. Malaria can be prevented by sleeping under insecticide treated nets Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 41. Health data helps identify the causes of diseases and how to fight them Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 42. Health data helps identify people with diseases and refer Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 43. During home visiting a volunteer should impose his decision on the family Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 44. During home visiting a volunteer should state the purpose of the visit Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 45. If a volunteer is not sure of something he/she should guess Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 46. A volunteer can discuss politics during home visiting Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 47. Swollen feet, bleeding and anaemia are healthy signs of pregnancy Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 48. Head-to-toe examination is recommended for pregnant women Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 49. Every pregnant woman should take three doses of SP before delivery Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 50. Family Planning helps children grow healthy and strong Agree ( ) Disagree ( ) 238
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Preface iv The Community-based Heal
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Acknowledgements vi The Ministry of
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