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Saliva
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Serum
c.
Stool
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Diagnosing Measles requires the collection and testing of which of the below specimen?
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a.
Saliva
b.
Serum
c.
Stool
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What is the appearance of cerebral Spinal Fluid in viral meningitis?
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a.
Purulent
b.
Clear
c.
Bloody
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The portal of entry in the cycle of infection can be broken by:
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a.
Asepsis, disinfection, and sterilization procedures
b.
Control of body secretions
c.
Proper hand washing
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Asepsis, disinfection, and sterilization procedures
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Which one of the following is an objective for establishing a center to coordinate
information and resources?
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a.
Meet weekly or quarterly during outbreak.
b.
Minimize the impact of the outbreak in the community.
c.
Manage cases and conduct contact tracing activities.
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Minimize the impact of the outbreak in the community.
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People with good immune system have a CD4 count between___.
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a.
500 – 1500 cells/ mm3
b.
1500- 3000 cells/ mm3
c.
50-500 cells/mm3
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The restriction of the activities of a well person or animal who have been exposed to a case
of communicable diseases during the period of communicability best describes:
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a.
incubation.
b.
isolation.
c.
quarantine.
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quarantine.
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One of the treatments of Cholera is:
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a.
Oral rehydration fluid
b.
Arm circumference
c.
Washing hand
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Which species of schistosome in the below options is diagnosed by microscopic testing of
the urine?
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a.
S. Mansoni
b.
S. Haematobium
c.
S. Japonicum
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S. Haematobium
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Which of the following signs/symptoms is not associated with the case definition of
uncomplicated malaria?
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a.
Headache
b.
Prostration
c.
Myalgia
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Prostration
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What does the determine test for HIV detect?
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a.
Antibodies
b.
Antigen
c.
Viral enzymes
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A nurse is teaching a group of nursing students about typhoid fever. Which of the following
statements when made by one of the students would require further clarification?
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a.
“Typhoid fever has a sudden onset that is easy to identify.”
b.
“One complication of the disease is gastrointestinal bleeding”.
c.
“Hand washing is important in preventing typhoid fever”.
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A child who weighs 15kg needs how many milligrams of Metronidazole P.O per dose if
he/she is being treated for amebiasis?
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a.
150mg
b.
100mg
c.
300mg
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300mg
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The period between the date of infection and the appearance of signs and symptoms is
knowns as?
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a.
Prodromal period
b.
Contagious period
c.
Incubation period
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Incubation period
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Public health surveillance includes:
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a.
disseminating educational materials about ways people can reduce their risk of Lyme
disease.
b.
soliciting case reports of persons with symptoms compatible with SARS from local
hospitals.
c.
diagnosing whether a case of encephalitis is actually due to Ebola virus infection.
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soliciting case reports of persons with symptoms compatible with SARS from local
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Which of the below listed organism is the smallest kind of microorganisms?
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a.
Viruses
b.
Protozoans
c.
Bacteria
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Viruses
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The method that a nurse can used to break the chain of infection of a communicable
disease is to:
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a.
wash hands between procedures and clients.
b.
ensure that housekeeping staff are equipped.
c.
wear gloves when caring for patients.
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A client tested positive for Ebola virus is considered as a:
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a.
suspected case.
b.
probable case.
c.
confirmed case.
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confirmed case.
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How many specimens will you collect from suspected cases to confirm a cholera outbreak?
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a.
1 - 10
b.
1- 20
c.
5 – 10
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5 – 10
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Use of contaminated blood and unsterilized needle could lead to contracting which of the
below conditions?
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a.
Furunculosis
b.
Anthrax
c.
HIV/AIDs
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HIV/AIDs
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Corynebacterium is best characterized by which of the following statements?
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a.
It is isolated routinely from the blood of infected patients
b.
It produces a toxin that blocks protein synthesis in host cell
c.
It is resistant to most antibiotics
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It produces a toxin that blocks protein synthesis in host cell
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An infection that is transmitted under natural conditions from vertebrate animals to human
is known as:
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a.
zoonotic.
b.
epizootic
c.
enzootic.
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zoonotic.
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How many milligrams of a quinine 300mg tablet will a patient who weighs 25kg need if
he/she is being treated for uncomplicated malaria? Consider that the drug is being served
twice a day.
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a.
450mg
b.
375mg
c.
300mg
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375mg
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Which of the following major factors that determine the reasons for an outbreak of
infectious disease?
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a.
Parasites, host and transmission
b.
Direct, indirect and droplets
c.
Environment, portal of exists, portal of entry
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Parasites, host and transmission
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What will be the appropriate action that a nurse should take if assessment results of a
pregnant woman diagnosed with malaria revealed a capillary refill lasting for more than 3
seconds, cold hands, weak and fast pulse?
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a.
Place the patient in a semi fowler position
b.
Establish IV line and administer hypotonic saline
c.
Administer oxygen therapy
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A type of surveillance in which a nurse continuously searches for priority diseases in the
community or the health facilities is referred to as:
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a.
active surveillance.
b.
sentinel surveillance.
c.
passive surveillance.
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active surveillance.
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Acute manifestations of Bancroftian Filariasis include:
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a.
elephantiasis of the legs.
b.
epididymitis after weeks.
c.
localized lymphangitis.
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elephantiasis of the legs.
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The proportion of cases that die from a specific disease is known as case:
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a.
fatality.
b.
morbidity.
c.
mortality.
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fatality.
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All of the following are priority diseases in Liberia EXCEPT:
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a.
burili ulcer.
b.
hypertension.
c.
yellow fever.
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hypertension.
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The standard case definition for uncomplicated malaria is patient who:
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a.
Present with fever and diarrhoea
b.
With history of fever, chill, body pains, vomiting, diarrhea headache and exclusion of other
possible cause of disease
c.
Presents with fever, headache, chills, anemia, hypoglycemia, convulsion for which no other
cause or cause can be determined
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With history of fever, chill, body pains, vomiting, diarrhea headache and exclusion of other
possible cause of disease
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The pentavalent vaccine provides immunity against all of the following infectious
diseases excepts:
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a.
pertussis.
b.
tuberculosis.
c.
diphtheria.
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tuberculosis.
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Which of the below listed organism is the smallest kind of microorganisms?
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a.
Bacteria
b.
Protozoans
c.
Viruses
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The incubation period for W. Bancrofit filariasis is:
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a.
6-12 months
b.
3-6 months
c.
1 month
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6-12 months
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1. The period during the course of HIV infection when the infected
person first test positive for antibody against the virus is the ______
phase.
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a.
recovery and seroconversion
b.
symptomatic HIV infection
c.
asymptomatic chronic HIV
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How many specimens will you collect from suspected cases to confirm a cholera outbreak?
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a.
1- 20
b.
1 - 10
c.
5 – 10
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5 – 10
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The most virulent human pathogens among the three influenza types:
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a.
Influenza A
b.
Influenza B
c.
Influenza C
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Influenza A
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One of the complications of pulmonary tuberculosis includes:
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a.
otitis Media.
b.
anemia.
c.
hemoptysis.
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hemoptysis.
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Which of the below drugs is used to treat Schistosomiasis?
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a.
praziquantel.
b.
doxycycline.
c.
ivermectin.
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praziquantel.
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Which one of the following is a defining characteristic of the parasitic factors of disease
transmission?
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a.
Cause host to damage itself as a result of responding to infection
b.
Adaptive immunity: Specific to organism
c.
Breakdown in defense (nutrition, infection, cancer, injury)
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Cause host to damage itself as a result of responding to infection
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Which is the volume of Artesunate IV to be administered at the zero hour, if a patient
weighing 15kg is being treated for complicated malaria? Available is 60mg/6ml vial.
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a.
1.4ml
b.
4.5ml
c.
3.6 ml
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4.5ml
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Which of the following signs/symptoms is not associated with the case definition of
uncomplicated malaria?
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a.
Myalgia
b.
Headache
c.
Prostration
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Prostration
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The major complication of mump in male is:
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a.
prostatitis.
b.
otitis media.
c.
orchitis.
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orchitis.
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The mode of transmission of Bacillary Dysentery is:
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a.
Bowel sound
b.
Faceal -oral route
c.
Diarrhea
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Faceal -oral route
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A convulsing child who weighs 10kg and diagnosed of complicated malaria needs how
many milligrams of diazepam as a first dose to stop the seizure according to National
Malaria Control Protocol?
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a.
2.5 mg intravenously
b.
3 mg intravenously
c.
2 mg intravenously
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3 mg intravenously
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What does the determine test for HIV detect?
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a.
Antibodies
b.
Antigen
c.
Viral enzymes
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Antibodies
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The period between the date of infection and the appearance of signs and symptoms is
knowns as?
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a.
Contagious period
b.
Incubation period
c.
Prodromal period
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Incubation period
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A technical subcommittee of the public health emergency management committee includes
which of the followings?
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a.
Coordination, operation, and communication
b.
Risk communication and social mobilization
c.
The financial and logistics subcommittee
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Which of the below organisms is referred to as enterobius vernicularis?
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a.
Pin worm
b.
Hook worm
c.
Strongyloides
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When an infective microorganism escaping from the reservoir is suspended in the air and is
carried through air current in the form of droplet nuclei. The mode of transformation is:
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a.
Droplet
b.
Airborne
c.
Fomites
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Airborne
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When a communicable disease re-emerges with the ability to produce severe reaction is
known as:
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a.
invasiveness.
b.
infectivity.
c.
virulence.
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virulence.
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A situation where an infectious disease occurs in a specific locale continuously with a certain
number of cases expected for a given period is:
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a.
sporadic.
b.
endemic.
c.
pandemic.
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endemic.
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A child who weighs 15kg needs how many milligrams of Metronidazole P.O per dose if
he/she is being treated for amebiasis?
Select one:
a.
300mg
b.
100mg
c.
150mg
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300mg
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Which of the below organisms causes Amoebic dysentery?
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a.
Clostridium botulism
b.
E. coli
c.
E. Histolytical
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E. Histolytical
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The initial symptoms of measles appear ___________ after infection:
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a.
10-12 days
b.
2-4 days
c.
8-10 days
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10-12 days
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Death from tetanus may be due to:
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a.
asphyxia.
b.
exhaustion.
c.
heart failure.
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asphyxia.
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Which of the following agents causes malaria?
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a.
Plasmodium
b.
Mosquito
c.
Rickettsia
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Plasmodium
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Corynebacterium is best characterized by which of the following statements?
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a.
It is resistant to most antibiotics
b.
It is isolated routinely from the blood of infected patients
c.
It produces a toxin that blocks protein synthesis in host cell
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It produces a toxin that blocks protein synthesis in host cell
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People with good immune system have a CD4 count between___.
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a.
50-500 cells/mm3
b.
500 – 1500 cells/ mm3
c.
1500- 3000 cells/ mm3
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A core function of the multi-disease approach to infectious disease surveillance is:
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a.
training and supervision.
b.
investigation and confirmation.
c.
setting up laboratory support.
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The elimination of the reservoir to control communicable diseases requires which of the
below actions?
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a.
Eradicate all the hosts
b.
Detect and treat cases
c.
Eradicate all contacts
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Detect and treat cases
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Which one of the following diseases is of international concern and is notifiable under IHR?
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a.
Guinea worm
b.
Lassa fever
c.
Measles
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Guinea worm
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A sexually transmitted disease affecting the genital area, the skin, and the rectum:
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a.
chlamydia.
b.
herpes.
c.
chancroid.
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herpes.
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When was the Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) strategy adopted by
WHO AFRO member States?
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a.
September 2005
b.
September 2014
c.
September 1998
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September 1998
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Which of the following symptoms may be the least likely to be reported by a patient with
schistose hematobium?
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a.
Acute diarrhea
b.
Urinary frequency
c.
Abdominal pain
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Acute diarrhea
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Which one of the following is an objective for establishing a center to coordinate
information and resources?
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a.
Manage cases and conduct contact tracing activities.
b.
Meet weekly or quarterly during outbreak.
c.
Minimize the impact of the outbreak in the community.
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Minimize the impact of the outbreak in the community.
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The mump virus belongs to the family:
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a.
enteroviridae.
b.
paramyxoviridae.
c.
flaviviridae.
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paramyxoviridae.
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The stage of HIV present in an individual is determined by:
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a.
physical examination.
b.
opportunistic infections.
c.
CD4 lymphocyte count.
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A key factor contributing to the emergence and re-emergence of infectious diseases
include:
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a.
immunization.
b.
improved nutrition.
c.
population growth.
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population growth.
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The natural reservoir of Ebola Viruses is:
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a.
monkeys.
b.
fruit bats.
c.
chimpanzees.
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fruit bats.
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All of the below signs and symptoms are related to complicated measles EXCEPT:
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a.
Hoarseness
b.
Rhinitis
c.
Gastroenteritis
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Rhinitis
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The restriction of the activities of a well person or animal who have been exposed to a case
of communicable diseases during the period of communicability best describes:
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a.
incubation.
b.
quarantine.
c.
isolation.
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quarantine.
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Which treatment below using ACT is appropriate for a patient who weighs 50kg having
uncomplicated malaria?
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a.
AS 100mg + AQ 270mg 1tab qd X 3days
b.
AS 100mg + AQ 270mg 2 tabs qd X 3days
c.
AS 50mg + AQ 135mg 1tab qd X 3days
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The following diseases should be immediately reported EXCEPT:
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a.
onchocerciasis.
b.
poliomyelitis.
c.
bloody diarrhea.
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onchocerciasis.
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What is the causative agent for chickenpox?
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a.
Varicella Zoster
b.
Arenaviridae
c.
Corona virus
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Varicella Zoster
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A type of disease surveillance that prefer to use data from a label reporting site for early
warning of epidemic is known as:
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a.
active.
b.
sentinel.
c.
passive.
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sentinel.
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Diagnosing Measles requires the collection and testing of which of the below specimen?
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a.
Serum
b.
Stool
c.
Saliva
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Serum
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Use of contaminated blood and unsterilized needle could lead to contracting which of the
below conditions?
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a.
Furunculosis
b.
HIV/AIDs
c.
Anthrax
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HIV/AIDs
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One of the four components of International Health Regulations (IHR) monitoring and
Evaluation process include:
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a.
case management.
b.
case identification.
c.
simulation exercises.
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The number of new cases during any one-time period is called:
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a.
Case
b.
Prevalence
c.
Incidence
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Which of the following treatment is a key lifesaving interventions for people infected with
HIV?
Select one:
a.
Antiprotozoal therapy
b.
Antibiotic therapy
c.
Antiretroviral therapy
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Antiretroviral therapy
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A client tested positive for Ebola virus is considered as a:
Select one:
a.
suspected case.
b.
confirmed case.
c.
probable case.
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confirmed case.
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