Match the names in Column A with the statements in column B. Column A Column B A .Primary Health Sub-Centre I. Hospital on wheels B. Primary Health Centre II. Place to procure blood C. Laboratory III. Availability of doctors D. Blood Bank IV.Testing of blood and sputum E. Mobile Van V. Population of 5000

A. V. Primary Health Centres are state-owned public health facilities that provide health care services in the villages. Villages with a population of 30,000 people have a Primary Health Centre, and the ones with a population of up to 5000 people have a Primary Health Sub Centre. B. III. In every Primary Health Centre, a doctor, a person who diagnoses and treat illness and injury, a nurse, and a technician are available. Each Primary Health Centre also looks after the duties assigned to the Primary Health Sub Centres. Also, they conduct eye camps and camps for patients suffering from difficult diseases. C. IV. We test blood and sputum in a laboratory in the Primary Health Centre. Blood is extracted from a blood vessel called a vein in our arm, using a small needle. These tests help in diagnosing the disease and its proper treatment. The tests are done by technicians who are skilled to perform a diagnosis on the disease-causing pathogens in samples of our body fluids. D. II. The Blood Bank is a place where the blood of all the different groups such as A, B, AB and O is stored and made available when required. In case of an emergency like an accident, major operation, or serious ailment, when we need blood, we can procure it from the Blood Banks. E. I. The mobile van is a small hospital that moves on wheels. It is a means of providing health services. A doctor, medical equipment and medicines to treat patients are available in mobile vans. It provides health facilities through mobile vans at places where there are no health centres. These provide health services in far-flung areas where the population is less or where no medical facilities are available. Column A Column B A. Primary Health Sub-Centre V. Population of 5000 B. Primary Health Centre III. Availability of doctors C. Laboratory IV. Testing of blood and sputum D. Blood Bank II. Place to procure blood E. Mobile Van I.Hospital on wheels

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What precautions should we take to keep ourselves healthy?

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Why do we need health education ?

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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Studies Grade 5>Chapter 5 - Poverty>Q 32

What is the utility of a Mobile Van?

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Write two differences between a Mobile Van and a hospital ?

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Who gives polio drops in your village?

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Do you have a health centre in your village?

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What are the different kinds of work health centre does?

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Match the names in Column A with the statements in column B.

Column A	Column B
A .Primary Health Sub-Centre	I. Hospital on wheels
B. Primary Health Centre	II. Place to procure blood
C. Laboratory	III. Availability of doctors
D. Blood Bank	IV.Testing of blood and sputum
E. Mobile Van	V. Population of 5000