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Module 6
Adolescent & Women's Health
Adolescent health (RKSK), periods, anaemia and early marriage
Lessons
groups1. Adolescent health (RKSK)Who are adolescents · Adolescent Friendly Health Clinic · Peer educatorschevron_rightwater_drop2. Periods and menstrual hygienePeriods are normal · Staying clean · Break the myths · When to referchevron_rightbloodtype3. Anaemia Mukt BharatWhat is anaemia · Weekly iron tablet (WIFS) · Iron-rich food · Test, Treat, Talk (T3)chevron_rightfamily_restroom4. Right age for marriage and pregnancyLegal age of marriage · First pregnancy after 20 · Mental health of adolescentschevron_right
Quiz
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1. Adolescents are people in which age group?
- 5 to 9 years
- 10 to 19 years
- 20 to 24 years
- Only 13 to 15 years
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Answer: 10 to 19 years
Adolescents are 10 to 19 years old.
2. How often should a sanitary pad or cloth be changed?
- Once a day
- Every 4 to 6 hours
- Only when fully soaked
- Every 2 days
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Answer: Every 4 to 6 hours
Change every 4 to 6 hours to stay clean and prevent infection.
3. Under WIFS, how often does an adolescent take the blue IFA tablet?
- Every day
- Once a week
- Once a month
- Only when sick
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Answer: Once a week
One blue IFA tablet every week, throughout the year.
4. Which drink should NOT be taken with meals because it reduces iron absorption?
- Lemon water
- Tea
- Water
- Buttermilk
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Answer: Tea
Tea and coffee reduce iron absorption. Avoid them for 1 hour around meals.
5. What is the legal minimum age of marriage for a girl in India?
- 16 years
- 18 years
- 21 years
- 14 years
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Answer: 18 years
Girls: 18 years. Boys: 21 years.
6. A 15-year-old girl says her period soaks a pad every hour. You should:
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- Tell her it is normal
- Refer her to the doctor and check Hb
- Tell her to eat less
- Wait for 6 months
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Answer: Refer her to the doctor and check Hb
Very heavy bleeding needs a doctor and can cause anaemia.
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