<prompt> Under HBNC, remuneration not given to ASHA for:Institutional deliveryRegistration of birthGiving first dose of OPV and DPTMeasuring birth weight of neonates  <response>: Ans. d. Measuring birth weight of neonates Ref: Park 23e p449, 20e p822, 385, 379-380ASHA doesnt receive financial remuneration for measuring the birth weight of neonates.Under HBNC, the ASHA will be paid Rs 250- for the care of the mother and the new born.She will be conducting:Six visits in case of institutional delivery Days 3, 7, 14. 21, 28 and 42Seven visits in case of home delivery Days 1. 3, 7, 14, 21, 28 and 42ASHA doesnt receive financial remuneration for measuring the birth weight of neonates.Activity of ASHAIncentive rateJSY delivery in PHC or any recognized hospital Tribal and Non-Tribal AreasRs. 350-for Tribal areas and Rs. 200- per delivery with conditions of JSY for Non-Tribal areasChild Immunization Age 0 to 1 yearsRs. 150-Child Immunization Age 1 to 2 yearsRs. 50-Birth InformationRs. 20- per Birth informationRegistration of Birth with certificationRs. 30- per Birth registration and certificationPulse PolioRs. 95- for under Pulse polio both attendancePulse PolioRs. 75- pulse polio IPPl 4 daysJSY delivery in PHC or any recognized hospital Tribal and Non-Tribal AreasQRs. 350-for Tribal areas and Rs. 200- per delivery with conditions of JSY for Non-Tribal areasMotivation of BPLSCST beneficiary for tubectomyRs. 150-per operationMotivation of any beneficiary for vasectomyRs. 200-per operationCompletion of DOTS RNTCP Radical treatment of malaria caseRs. 250Case completed.Radical treatment of malaria caseRs. 5-if patient send for BS Rs. 20- Pf case. Rs. 50- Pv caseLeprosy treatmentRs. 100-newly detected case. Rs. 400-MB case completing treatment, Rs. 200- PB case completing treatmentControl of epidemic outbreakRs. 100- for giving first hand information of outbreakControl of epidemic dehydratedRs. 50-per case for timely referral of dehydrated patient to RHDHConfirming HIV positive status of pregnant mothers Administration of ARVRs. 100-Prophylaxis to mother and baby at the time of delivery and determining HIV status of the child at the intervals of 6 weeks, 6 months and 18 monthsRs. 500-Per month Immunization at Village LevelRs. 75-Quarterly Meeting of ASHA on Immunization Yearly 4Rs. 75-Child ImmunizationQ Age 0 to 1 yearsRs. 150-Child Immunization Age 1 to 2 yearsRs. 50-Motivation of community for toilet constructionRs. 50-toilet constructBirth informationQRs. 20- per Birth informationRegistration of Birth with certificationQRs. 30- per Birth registration and certificationDeath Information of Age group 0 to 5Rs. 75- per informationDeath certificate of Age group 0 to 5Rs. 50- per certificateInformation of women death for the age group between 15 to 49 yearsRs. 50-Pulse PolioQRs. 95- for under Pusle polio both attendancePulse PolioQRs. 75- pulse polio IPPI 4 daysCataract operations IECRs. 75- patient for IECCataract operations transportRs. 100- patient for transport of patientAccredited Social Health Activist ASHALaunched as part of National Rural Health Mission NRHM to strengthen primary health care at village levelASHA will be a health activist in the community who will create awareness on healthThe general norm of selection will be one ASHA for 1000 populationSelection of ASHAMust be resident of the villageA woman marriedwidoweddivorced in the age group of 25-40 yearsShould have received formal education upto class VIIIShould have good communication skills and leadership qualitiesUnder HBNC, the ASHA will be paid Rs. 250- for the care of the mother and the new born. She will be conducting:Six visits in case of institutional delivery Days 3,7.14,21,28 and 42Seven visits in case of home delivery Days 1,3,7,14,21.28 and 42The payment will be made subject to:Ensuring that birth weight is recorded in the Maternal and Child Protection cardEnsuring that the newborn is immunized with BCG, first doses of DPT and OPV and entered in MCP cardEnsuring birth registrationBoth mother and newborn are safe until the 42nd day of deliverMonitoring and evaluation of ASHAProcess indicators Number of ASHAs selected by due process Number of ASHAs trained Percentage of ASHAs attending review meeting after one yearOutcome indicators Percentage of newborns who were weighed and families counseledQ Percentage of deliveries with skilled assistanceQ Percentage of institutional deliveriesQ Percentage of completely immunized children in the 12-23 months age groupQ Percentage of unmet need for spacing contraception among people below the poverty line Percentage of people who received chloroquine within first week in a malaria endemic areaImpact indicators Infant mortality rateQ Child malnutrition ratesQ Number of cases of tuberculosis or leprosy reported as compared to the previous yearQ. 