Sneha immediately prepares her containing ORS packets, zinc tablets, chlorination drops, and a thermometer. She cycles 6 km to reach the village.

A) PNC register and Birth certificate B) RCH/MCP card and IDSP format C) School health card and TB register D) Stock register and Vehicle logbook

Upon arrival, she finds 8 children (ages 1–5 years) with symptoms. Two of them are lethargic and have sunken eyes — signs of . Sneha checks their temperature and skin pinch test . She also notices that the village well’s water looks cloudy and that many households store water in open containers.

At sunset, Sneha holds a short on handwashing, safe water storage, and ORS use during diarrhea. Before leaving, she schedules a follow-up visit after 48 hours and submits her initial report to the PHC. ✅ Mock Test Questions (based on the story) 1. What is the first action Sneha took after receiving the call? A) Cycled to the village B) Prepared her Arogya Sevak kit C) Called the Medical Officer D) Checked water quality

Here’s a short for Maharashtra Arogya Sevak (Health Worker) preparation. Read the story carefully, then answer the questions that follow — just like in a real exam. 📘 Story: A Day in Gram Panchayat, Wardha Sneha is an Arogya Sevak posted at a Primary Health Centre (PHC) in a tribal block of Wardha district. One morning, she receives a call from the Anganwadi worker, Ashabai, that several children in Zari village have developed loose motions and vomiting since last night.

She calls the PHC Medical Officer and arranges for the two severe cases to be referred to the nearest hospital. With the help of Ashabai, she starts for mothers. She teaches them the 10 steps of chlorination of well water. She also records all cases in her monthly reporting form (RCH/MCP card and IDSP format) .

A) IV fluids B) ORS and zinc C) Antibiotics D) Paracetamol syrup

(Choose two) A) Running nose B) Sunken eyes C) Lethargy D) Fever with rash