pcm 2 Flashcards

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Double blind study means

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both observer & person or group being observed is blind about the study

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Hospital acquired infection of surgical wound is mostly by

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Instruments

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3
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Serial interval means

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difference between primary case & secondary cases

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4
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Hospital based study is

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Cross over study

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5
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Herd immunity is seen in

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polio/measles/diptheria/pertusis/mumps/rubella/smallpox.

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6
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Herd immunity is not seen in

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Tetanus

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7
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Vaccine most commonly associated with allergic reaction & shock

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DPT

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8
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contraindicated in pregnancy

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All Live vaccines & meningococcal

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9
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BCG sholud be given

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immediately after birth

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10
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Hepatitis B vaccine should be given as

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0,1,6 months

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11
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Total dose of vit A given under national immun. Shcedule

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9 lacIU

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12
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Post exposure Rabies vac schedule

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0-3-7-14-28-90

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13
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BCG/H.influenza/yellow fever is diluted in

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Normal saline

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14
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Measles/MMR vaccine is diluted with

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Distilled water/sterile water

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15
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Vitamin A should be given at the age of -

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6-9 months

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16
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Rabies vaccine is prepared from

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Fixed virus

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17
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Anti sera is obtained from

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Horse.
Antisera are native sera or preparations from native sera containing specific immunoglobulin that have prophylactic or therapeutic action when injected into persons exposed to or suffering from a disease caused by a specific micro-organism.

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18
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First immunization of the Baby

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Colostrum

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19
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Administration of which vaccine can result in paralysis in children

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Sabin polio vaccine

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20
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What vaccines are given to a new-born

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OPV, BCG and

Hepatitis B

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21
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Leprosy commonly spreads by

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Milk

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22
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Yellow fever vaccination starts protection after how many days of injection

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10 days

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23
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Ring vaccination is

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given around 100 yards of a case detected

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24
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What vaccines are given to a pregnant woman?

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Only Tetanus Toxoid (TT) vaccine is given to a pregnant woman.

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Pentavalent
A single vaccine provides protection to children against five serious diseases viz. Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus, Haemophilus Influenza Type B infections (leading to pneumonia and brain fever) and Hepatitis B. Three doses of this vaccine are given to the child at 6, 10, 14 weeks
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Gap between two live vaccines
4 weeks
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BCG is given -
Intra dermal
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Best way to sterilise glass syringes is
Hot air
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Cold sterilization is done by
Ionizing radiation
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Surgical blades are best sterilised by
Autoclave
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Fibre optic scopes are sterilised by
Glutaraldehyde
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True positive rate of a screening test is
1- false negative
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Test used for screening cases of tuberculosis in India
sputum smear examination
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Sensitivity of a screening test is
true positive
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Screening test preferred for T2DM in India
Fasting blood sugar
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Confirmatory test for Tuberculosis in India
AFB in sputum
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True negatives are detected by
specificity
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High false positive cases signify that disease has
high incidence & low prevalence
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False negative means
person has disease but shows negative test result
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High false positive in a test is due to
high sensitivity
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Positive predict value of a test depends upon
prevalence of disease
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AD syringes?
Auto Disabled syringes specialized plastic syringes introduced in UIP for administering injectable vaccines. Once used, these syringes get locked. This avoids reuse or misuse of used syringes and ensures prevention of transmission of infections from one child or pregnant woman to another.
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Acc. To WHO blindness is inability to count fingers at a distance
3 metres
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Chinese letter arrangement of bacilli under microscope
cornybacterium diptheriae
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Best specimen for diagnosis of rabies in living person
biopsy of skin follicles on neck
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Koplik spots r seen in
Measles
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Negri bodies/Hydrophobia is seen in
Rabies
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Bull neck appearance is seen in
Diptheria
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Subacute sclerosing pan encephalitis is a complication of
Measles
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Kala azar is transmitted by
sand fly
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Perinatal transmission of Hepatitis B is max in
3rd trimester
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For dengue diagnosis,no.of petechial spots per squarer inch in cubital fossa is
>20
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MC oppurtunistic infection in AIDS is
pneumocystis carnii pneumonia
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DOC for a pregnant lady with cerebral malaria
Quinine
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Reservoir for chickun guinya
Primate
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MC site for Hydatid cyst in human body is
right postero superior lobe of liver
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DOC of LGV
Doxycycline
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Best indicator of HIV progression in body is -
CD4:CD8 ratio
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Dose of rabies immunoglobulin is
20 IU/kg body weight
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Cyclops are found in the life cycle of
Dracunculiasis
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Chandler's index is used for
Hook worm
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Vector for dengue fever is
Aedes
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Major side effect of streptomycin
Oto-toxicity
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Major side effect of rifampicin -
Hepatitis
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Major side effect of ethambutol
colour blindness/optic neuritis
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Vitamin A defeciency
Night blindness
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Enteric fever is caused by
Salmonella typhi
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MC cause of blindness in India
Cataract
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DOC for cholera in Adults
Doxycycline
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Typhoid ulcer perforates in
3rd week
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Virus causing rabies in man
street virus
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Q-fever is caused by
coxiella burnetti
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Tick transmits
Rocky mountain spotted fever
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Poliomyelitis is transmitted by
Faecal oral route
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MC cancer world wide is
Lung cancer
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Certificate of yellow fever is valid for duration of
10 yrs
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SAFE -
Surgery/Antibiotics/Face washing/Environmental improvment
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Which of the following hepatitis is associated with higher mortality in pregnancy
Hepatitis E
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Reservoir for measles
Man / Incubation period - 10 days
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Koplik spots appear in -
Prodromal stage in measles
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MC complication of Mumps in children
Aseptic meningitis
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Diptheria carrier r diagnosed by
throat culture
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Schick test indicates
carrier for - diptheria
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Treatment for pertussis children
prophylactic antibiotic for 10 days
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Child with pertussis should be isolated for
3-4 weeks
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Chemoprophylaxis for meningococcal meningitis
Rifampicin
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In TB a case is
sputum positive
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Polio is due to
Virus
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The composition of the new, reduced osmolarity ORS
Sodium chloride—2.6 g Glucose (anhydrous)—13.5 g Potassium chloride—1.5 g Trisodium citrate dehydrate—2.9 g (Total weight of a packet = 20.5 g)
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Typhoid oral vaccine is given
1,3,5 days
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DOC for cholera chemoprophylaxis
Tetracyclines
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Guinea worm infestation is common in workers of
step wells
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Reduced Osmolarity ORS solutions | concentration /mmol/liter
``` sodium 75 glucose 75 Chloride:65 Pottasium-20 Citrate:10 total osmolarity to 245 mOsm/l A mmol is one-thousandth of a mole. mEq is one-thousandth of an equivalent ```
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Infective period of dengue fever
10-20 days
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Malaria s transmitted by
Female Anopheles stephensi(urban malaria),anopheles dirus
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Malarial parasite in India are
vivax/falciparum/malariae
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Anti malaria month
June
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Causative organism of Malaria
Plasmodium
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Vector for transmission of Bancroftian filaria
Culex fatigans
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Clinical incubation period of Filariasis is
8 - 16 months