Ayushman Arogya Mandir MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

Ayushman Arogya Mandir brings free and universal comprehensive primary health care closer to communities, including prevention, treatment, medicines and diagnostics. Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana is the separate Ayushman Bharat component for secondary and tertiary hospitalisation cover; therefore option A states the distinction accurately.

The 12 expanded packages extend primary care beyond maternal and child health. They explicitly include screening and basic management of mental-health ailments, along with emergency, elderly, palliative, oral, eye and other services. Scholarships, overseas-treatment finance and private insurance-premium reimbursement are not service packages, making option B correct.

Both statements reproduce the sub-centre design norms. Existing sub-centres covering 3,000-5,000 people are converted to deliver comprehensive primary care, and the associated access principle sets time to care at no more than 30 minutes. Since neither statement adds an inferred condition, option C is the complete answer.

All four listed functionaries belong to the sub-centre frontline model. A Community Health Officer leads or anchors expanded service delivery with auxiliary nurse midwives, male health workers and ASHA workers, while medical officers provide referral support from linked facilities. The count is therefore four, so option A is correct.

Expanded service delivery means the 12 packages that go beyond maternal-child care. Community mobilisation covers wellness activity and local follow-up. Medicines and diagnostics provide free essential drugs and tests, while tele-health and referral preserve continuity through teleconsultation and onward care. Thus the complete matching is 1-S, 2-Q, 3-P, 4-R.