Title: Default for HMER
Course: Health Management, Ethics and Research - Ethiopia (Full)

Q: Fill in the missing word in this sentence: The _____ enjoyed helping the rest of her team to achieve their goals and objectives.
- Management
- Leadership
- Health manager (Correct!)
- Controlling
A: Health manager

Q: Fill in the missing word in this sentence:  ____ expenditure on the health campaign became difficult because of the rising costs.
- Management
- Leadership
- Health manager
- Controlling (Correct!)
A: Controlling

Q: Fill in the missing word in this sentence: Every healthworker can demonstrate their ____ qualities and become an important part of the team
- Management
- Leadership (Correct!)
- Health manager
- Controlling
A: Leadership

Q: Fill in the missing word in this sentence: Although most Health Extension Practitioners enjoy looking after people in their community they also need to develop their ____ skills so that the health of everyone in their community can be improved.
- Management (Correct!)
- Leadership
- Health manager
- Controlling
A: Management

Q: Which of the following items is consumable and which is non-consumable?
- Antiseptic wipes | consumable
- Oral polio vaccine | consumable
- Thermometer | non-consumable
- Stethoscope | non-consumable
- Paracetamol syrup | consumable
- Fetoscope | non-consumable

Q: In a survey of ten households, the numbers of children in each family were found to be: 3, 1, 6, 4, 0, 3, 3, 5, 8, 4. What is the mean number of children per household?
A: 3.7
Partly right: 3.7 (50%)
Feedback ("3.7"): Correct! The mean number of children per household is 3.7. To calculate the mean you add up all the numbers of children, which comes to 37, and divide by the number of households, which is 10.
Feedback ("3.7"): Almost right! The mean number of children per household is 3.7. To calculate the mean you add up all the numbers of children, which comes to 37, and divide by the number of households, which is 10.

Q: In a survey of ten households, the numbers of children in each family were found to be: 3, 1, 6, 4, 0, 3, 3, 5, 8, 4. What is the median number of children per household?
A: 3.5
Partly right: 3.5 (50%)
Feedback ("3.5"): Correct! The median number is 3.5. To calculate the median you rearrange the data in order: 0, 1, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 8. In this case, because there are an even number of records, there is no middle number so you have to take a mean of the two middle numbers, which are 3 and 4.
Feedback ("3.5"): Almost right! The median number is 3.5. To calculate the median you rearrange the data in order: 0, 1, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 5, 6, 8. In this case, because there are an even number of records, there is no middle number so you have to take a mean of the two middle numbers, which are 3 and 4.

Q: In a survey of ten households, the numbers of children in each family were found to be: 3, 1, 6, 4, 0, 3, 3, 5, 8, 4. What is the modal number of children per household?
A: 3
Partly right: 3 (50%)
Feedback ("3"): Correct! The modal number is 3. This occurs three times whereas other numbers occur no more than twice.
Feedback ("3"): Almost right! The modal number is 3. This occurs three times whereas other numbers occur no more than twice.

Q: In a survey of ten households, the numbers of children in each family were found to be: 3, 1, 6, 4, 0, 3, 3, 5, 8, 4. What percentage of households has more than three children?
A: 50
Partly right: 50 (50%)
Feedback ("50"): Correct! The percentage of families with more than three children is 50% . You could simplify this to say half the families have more than three children.
Feedback ("50"): Almost right! The percentage of families with more than three children is 50% . You could simplify this to say half the families have more than three children.

Q: In a survey of ten households, the numbers of children in each family were found to be: 3, 1, 6, 4, 0, 3, 3, 5, 8, 4. What percentage of households has more than four children?
A: 30
Partly right: 30 (50%)
Feedback ("30"): Correct! Three families have more than four children so the percentage is 3 divided by 10, multiplied by 100, which equals 30%.
Feedback ("30"): Almost right! Three families have more than four children so the percentage is 3 divided by 10, multiplied by 100, which equals 30%.

Q: Match the following objectives with the descriptions below.
- Knowing how long it takes people to reach healthcare facilities. | Geographical
- Being aware of how a local community works, for instance in its decision making processes. | Social
- Data about gender and age. | Demographic
- Data about public health issues, for example the incidence of measles in a community. | Epidemiological
- Data about people’s understanding and beliefs. | Qualitative
- Behaving in a good way and doing no harm; behaving with moral integrity. | Ethical
- Data about hard facts and numbers. | Quantatitive

Q: Match the following management functions with the descriptions below.
- Determining a course of action through careful estimation of the situation now and where you want to get to. | Planning
- Enabling the project through effective deployment of people and documents so everyone knows what they are doing. | Organising
- Making sure that different aspects of the overall project fit together, including people working, timings and so on. | Coordinating
- Taking the responsibility for the project and being at the forefront to take people forward. | Leading
- Checking progress on the project to see whether it leads to changed behaviour. | Monitoring
- Setting up an aspect of the project so you are sure how behaviour has changed and how much it has changed. | Control