Week 14 CD QUIZ 21 - Schistosomiasis, QUESTION 6

Rabies, Pediculosis, Bubonic Plague, Among the helminthes, which s the most
Anthrax, Helminthes prevalent form of parasitic infection in the
Philippines?
QUESTION 1 a) Ascariasis
The anthrax vaccine is currently provided only to b) Paragonimiasis
people who are at an increased risk of coming in c) Taeniasis
contact with anthrax spores. The following d) Enterobiasis
personnel who are at risk of in contact with
anthrax are, EXCEPT: QUESTION 7
a) farmer Nocturnal itchiness of anus as female worm lays
b) veterinarian eggs on the anal sphincter is what type of worm
c) driver infestation?
d) laboratory worker a) Tape worm
b) Whip worm
QUESTION 2 c) Round worm
The only ways to confirm an Anthrax diagnosis d) Pin worm
are to test directly for Bacillus anthracis through:
a) skin lesion swab QUESTION 8
b) all of the above A preventive measure in food borne infection is
c) blood test health teaching to food handlers. Which topic
d) cerebrospinal fluid would you include in your teaching plan?
a) Computation of BMI
QUESTION 3 b) Menu planning
What happened to most people who contracted c) Food preparation
the blackdeath in the middle ages? d) Food hygiene
a) They were paralyzed but lived
b) They got horrible scars but lived QUESTION 9
c) Their skin turned black and then they Japanese people are fond of eating raw fish, and
died eventually they will be infected with:
d) Their skin turned black but they lived a) Taenia solium
b) Taenia moka
QUESTION 4 c) Diphyllobotrium latum
How did the plague enter into Europe? d) Taenia saginata
a) From poisoned water
b) From tainted food QUESTION 10
c) From slaves who originated from Africa The skin disease that is caused by an infection
d) By flea bearing rats on ships of head lice is called
a) Pthirus pubis
QUESTION 5 b) Pediculosis bacteria
What were the symptoms of the Black Death? c) Pediculosis capitis
a) Black swellings the size of eggs on the d) Pediculosis corporis
armpits or groin
b) Dark spots on the skin QUESTION 11
c) All of these The clinical manifestations of head lice are;
d) Fever, headaches and vomiting EXCEPT:
a) more common in females than in males
b) more common in males than in females
c) infects more children than adults
d) itching is the first and predominant
symptoms
QUESTION 12 QUESTION 18
The causative agent of rabies: It is the most effective way of controlling
a) both arbovirus and rhabdovirus schistosomiasis in an endemic area?
b) rhabdovirus a) use of molluscicides
c) Arbovirus b) Bullding of foot bridges
d) negri bodies c) Use of protective footwear, such as
rubber boots
d) Proper use of sanitary toilets
QUESTION 13
Referring to rabies disease, what are the
situations not under Category II?
a) nibbling of uncovered skin QUESTION 19
b) licking of intact skin You are asked by Mrs. Lim, how she acquired
c) abrasions without bleeding the disease. You would respond by saying:
d) minor scratches a) Respiratory route
b) Skin penetration
QUESTION 14 c) Fecal-oral route
Rabies manifestations include the following d) Contaminated food and ingested water
EXCEPT:
a) diaphoresis QUESTION 20
b) risus sardonicus The diagnostic test most commonly used in
c) convulsions Schistosomiasis for detecting causative agent in
d) hypersalivation the blood is:
a) Circumoval Precipitin Test
QUESTION 15 b) Stool Culture
The dog brain tested positive of Negri body, c) Immunochromatographic Test
patient should receive the following d) Kato-Katz Technique
a) Rabies vaccine
b) Rabies immunoglobulin
c) All of the above
d) Tetanus toxoid

QUESTION 16
The drug of choice for Schistosomiasis that kills
all types of microorganisms that can cause this
communicable disease is:
a) Praziquantel
b) Oxamniquine
c) Diethylcarbamazine Citrate
d) Metrifonate

QUESTION 17
The vector of schistosomiasis is:
a) rat
b) snail
c) cat
d) mosquito