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    The document contains 30 multiple choice questions about various communicable diseases. It covers topics like immunity, transmission routes, diagnostic tests and treatment strategies for diseases like tuberculosis, hepatitis, measles, pertussis, varicella and others.

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    2023 POST TEST - D.

    Artificial passive immunity

    COMMUNICABLE 4. Gamma globulin is classified as


    DISEASES
    A. Natural active immunity
    1. What is the term which means the B. Natural passive immunity
    entry and development of an infectious
    C. Artificial active immunity
    disease in the body?
    D. Artificial passive immunity

    A. Incidence

    B. Infection
    5. The ability of a microorganism to
    establish, maintain and extend an
    C. Infestation
    infection is termed as
    D. Incubation

    A. Parasitism
    2. What is the term which means B. Toxicity
    resistance of the body associated with
    C. Virulence
    the presence of antibodies or cells
    D. Susceptibility
    having specific action on microorganism
    or toxin?
    6. Which of the following communicable

    A. Immunity disease is not through the upper

    B. Mortality
    respiratory system?

    C. Morbidity
    A. Chicken pox
    D. Pathogenicity
    B. Measles

    C. Mumps
    3. Vaccine confer
    D. Malaria

    A. Natural active immunity

    B. Natural passive immunity

    C. Artificial active immunity


    7. Which of the following communicable 10. What is the most effective way of
    disease is not gastrointestinal tract as controlling schistosomiasis in an
    portal of entry? endemic area?

    A. Leprosy A. Use of molluscicides

    B. Paratyphoid B. Building of foot bridges

    C. Typhoid C. Proper use of sanitary toilets

    D. Dysentery D. Use of protective footwear, such as


    rubber boots

    8. Which of the following is not skin and


    11. Hepatitis patients prescribed activity
    mucous membrane entry?
    level is bed rest with bathroom privilege.

    A. Gonorrhea The purpose of bed rest for the patient


    is to:
    B. Dengue

    C. Scabies
    A. Reduce the body’s need for oxygen
    D. Syphilis
    B. Reduce the metabolic demands of the
    liver

    9. In the Philippines, which condition is C. Control the spread of the disease


    the most frequent cause of death D. Prevent the breakdown of body’s fats
    associated with schistosomiasis?

    12. Which diagnostic test is definitive


    A. Liver cancer
    for Tuberculosis?
    B. Liver cirrhosis

    C. Bladder cancer A. Chest xray


    D. Intestinal perforation B. Mantoux test

    C. Sputum culture

    D. Tuberculin test
    13. Tuberculosis is under ____ D. Strengthen national TB control program

    precautions and will always wear _____


    when providing patient care: 16. Pathognomonic sign of Forscheimer
    spots can be seen in
    A. Droplet; surgical mask

    B. Droplet; N95 mask A. Pertussis


    C. Airborne; surgical mask B. Diphtheria
    D. Airborne; N95 mask C. Chicken pox

    D. German measles

    14. A client is suspected of having


    pulmonary tuberculosis (TB). The nurse 17. German measles incurred by
    assesses the client which of the pregnant women during their first
    following signs and symptoms of TB? trimester of pregnancy causes
    teratogenic effects which include,
    A. Weight gain, insomnia, and night
    except:
    sweats

    B. Low grade fever, fatigue, and productive


    A. Microcephaly
    cough
    B. Congenital heart defects
    C. High fever, night sweats, and chest pain
    C. Mental retardation
    D. Decreased appetite, dyspnea and chills
    D. None of the above

    15. Which of the following


    comprehensive strategies used to 18. Pertussis is being communicable

    detect and cure tuberculosis? during which stage of illness?

    A. Category and treatment regimen A. Catarrhal

    B. Case finding and maintenance B. Paroxysmal

    C. Direct observed treatment and short C. Convalescence


    course D. All of this
    19. A nurse is preparing to care for an A. Encephalitis

    infant with pertussis. In planning care, B. Pneumonia


    the nurse addresses which most critical C. Systemic infection
    problem first?
    D. Anaphylactic shock

    A. Ineffective airway clearance

    B. Fluid volume excess


    23 At what point is a child with varicella
    C. Sleep pattern disturbance
    no longer contagious?
    D. High risk infection.

    A. By the time the lesions are visible

    20. Measles is also known as B. After the last lesion is no longer visible

    C. After the last lesion has broken open


    A. Rubeola and crusted over

    B. Varicella D. Seven days after the initial presentation

    C. Roseola

    D. Rubella 24. Which intervention is appropriate for


    a child who has crops of lesions on the
    trunk that appear as a macular rash and
    21. Measles is one of the leading
    vesicles?
    mortality in the country among children.
    The source of infection are
    A. Place the child in strict isolations;
    airborne and contact precautions
    A. Nasal and throat secretions
    B. Continue to practice standard
    B. Oral fecal contamination precautions

    C. Skin lesions and skin discharges C, Limit contact with pregnant child

    D. Food and water source is questionable D. Screen visitors for immunity to measles

    22. Death in measles is related to which 25. The lesions of chicken pox are found
    of the following complications? mainly on the
    A. Soles of the feet 29. Klebs- Loeffler Bacillus is the
    B. Trunk etiologic agent of which communicable

    C. Forearm disease?

    D. Palms of the hands


    A. Schistosomiasis

    B. Parotitis
    26. Complications to infectious mumps
    C. Diphtheria
    may be serious in which type of clients?
    D. Pertussis

    A.Young adult males

    B.Young infants 30. The causative agent of Filariasis is

    C.Pregnant women
    A. Schistosome
    D.Elderly

    B. Trichinella
    27. The polio vaccine containing live
    C. Culex
    attenuated viruses was developed by
    D. Wuchereria

    A. Salk

    B. Sabin

    C. Kock’s

    D. Saben

    28. Which of the following diseases is


    caused by a nematode?

    A. Schistosomiasis

    B. Filariasis

    C. Japanese Encephalitis

    D. Amoebiasis

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