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Community medicine deals with with healthcare issues that affect the community as a whole. It is also known as social medicine, preventive medicine, public health or community health science.

Medical interventions that occur in communities can be classified as three categories: Primary care, Secondary care, and Tertiary care. 

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Community Medicine Practice Test Questions
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1. Restriction of activities of a contact, who has been exposed to a case of communicable disease for maximum incubation period, is termed as:

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