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Malarial parasite was discovered by -

Ronald Ross

Paul muller

Laveran

Pampania

Question: Malarial parasite was discovered by - Choices: A. Ronald Ross B. Paul muller C. Laveran D. Pampania Answer:

Chemoprophylaxis of Malaria can be done by all except

Chloroquine

Mefloquine

Primaquine

Proguanil

Question: Chemoprophylaxis of Malaria can be done by all except Choices: A. Chloroquine B. Mefloquine C. Primaquine D. Proguanil Answer:

In Malaria, histopathological examination of liver would show:

Microabscess formation

Kupffer's cell hyperplasia with macrophage infiltration around peripoal area laden with pigments

Non caseating granuloma

Non specific finding of neutrophilic infiltration

Question: In Malaria, histopathological examination of liver would show: Choices: A. Microabscess formation B. Kupffer's cell hyperplasia with macrophage infiltration around peripoal area laden with pigments C. Non caseating granuloma D. Non specific finding of neutrophilic infiltration Answer:

Malaria card test for P. Falciparum detects

LDH

Aldolase

Histidine rich protein

None of the above

Question: Malaria card test for P. Falciparum detects Choices: A. LDH B. Aldolase C. Histidine rich protein D. None of the above Answer:

WHO Malaria Mass Drug Administration -

API >5

> 2

15

25

Question: WHO Malaria Mass Drug Administration - Choices: A. API >5 B. > 2 C. 15 D. 25 Answer:

Malaria is transmitted in Rural areas by -

Anopheles stephensi

Anopheles dirus

Anopheles culicifacies

None

Question: Malaria is transmitted in Rural areas by - Choices: A. Anopheles stephensi B. Anopheles dirus C. Anopheles culicifacies D. None Answer:

Which of the following is detected in peripheral blood smear -a) Malariab) Toxoplasmac) Babesiad) Brucellae) Filaria

acd

bde

cde

abce

Question: Which of the following is detected in peripheral blood smear -a) Malariab) Toxoplasmac) Babesiad) Brucellae) Filaria Choices: A. acd B. bde C. cde D. abce Answer:

All are true about communicability of Malaria, except -

The number of gametocytes in blood increases with time

Gametocytes appear in blood 4-5 days after the appearance of the asexual parasite, in vivax infection.

Gametocytes appear in blood 10-12 days after the appearance of asexual parasite, in falciparum infection

In the early stage of infection, their density may exceed 1000 per cmm of blood.

Question: All are true about communicability of Malaria, except - Choices: A. The number of gametocytes in blood increases with time B. Gametocytes appear in blood 4-5 days after the appearance of the asexual parasite, in vivax infection. C. Gametocytes appear in blood 10-12 days after the appearance of asexual parasite, in falciparum infection D. In the early stage of infection, their density may exceed 1000 per cmm of blood. Answer:

Modified plan of operation for Malaria is based on

API

ABER

Spleen rate

Infant parasite rate

Question: Modified plan of operation for Malaria is based on Choices: A. API B. ABER C. Spleen rate D. Infant parasite rate Answer:

Malaria in pregnancy doesn't cause?

HELLP

IUGR

IUD

Preterm

Question: Malaria in pregnancy doesn't cause? Choices: A. HELLP B. IUGR C. IUD D. Preterm Answer:

Malaria carriers contain -

Trophozoite

Gametocytes

Merozoites

Trophozoites

Question: Malaria carriers contain - Choices: A. Trophozoite B. Gametocytes C. Merozoites D. Trophozoites Answer:

Malarial pigment is formed by -

Parasite

Bilirubin

Hemoglobin

Any of the above

Question: Malarial pigment is formed by - Choices: A. Parasite B. Bilirubin C. Hemoglobin D. Any of the above Answer:

TRUE statements concerning malaria includea) Malaria caused by each of the four plasmodial species can relapse after initial illnessb) Red cells negative for the Duffy blood group antigen are resistant to Plasmodium vivaxc) Renal impairment is a grave prognostic sign in falciparum malariad) Plasmodium malariae can cause immune-mediated nephropathy

ac

bd

c

d

Question: TRUE statements concerning malaria includea) Malaria caused by each of the four plasmodial species can relapse after initial illnessb) Red cells negative for the Duffy blood group antigen are resistant to Plasmodium vivaxc) Renal impairment is a grave prognostic sign in falciparum malariad) Plasmodium malariae can cause immune-mediated nephropathy Choices: A. ac B. bd C. c D. d Answer:

Malaria ?

Propagative

Cyclopropagative

Cyclodevelopmental

None of the above

Question: Malaria ? Choices: A. Propagative B. Cyclopropagative C. Cyclodevelopmental D. None of the above Answer:

Malarial parasite was discovered by-

Ronald ross

Paul muller

Laveran

Pampania

Question: Malarial parasite was discovered by- Choices: A. Ronald ross B. Paul muller C. Laveran D. Pampania Answer:

Malaria is transmitted by

Female anopheles mosquito

Male anopheles mosquito

Culex mosquito

Aedes mosquito

Question: Malaria is transmitted by Choices: A. Female anopheles mosquito B. Male anopheles mosquito C. Culex mosquito D. Aedes mosquito Answer:

Malarial relapse is seen in -

P. falciparum and P.vivax

P. falcipamm and P. malariae

P. ovale and P. malariae

) P. vivax and P. ovale

Question: Malarial relapse is seen in - Choices: A. P. falciparum and P.vivax B. P. falcipamm and P. malariae C. P. ovale and P. malariae D. ) P. vivax and P. ovale Answer:

The following clinical presentation qualify for the term "Severe Falciparum Malaria" EXCEPT

Severe anemia

Acidosis

Pulmonary oedema

High grade fever with rigors

Question: The following clinical presentation qualify for the term "Severe Falciparum Malaria" EXCEPT Choices: A. Severe anemia B. Acidosis C. Pulmonary oedema D. High grade fever with rigors Answer:

Drug of choice for Malaria during pregnancy is ?

Chloroquine

Qunine

Primaquine

Mepaquine

Question: Drug of choice for Malaria during pregnancy is ? Choices: A. Chloroquine B. Qunine C. Primaquine D. Mepaquine Answer:

Liver biopsy in Malaria will have:

Microabscesses

Kupffer cell hyperplasia

Piecemeal necrosis

Non caseating granuloma

Question: Liver biopsy in Malaria will have: Choices: A. Microabscesses B. Kupffer cell hyperplasia C. Piecemeal necrosis D. Non caseating granuloma Answer:

Drug of choice for Falciparum Malaria is

Chloroquine

Mefloquine

ACT

Proguanil

Question: Drug of choice for Falciparum Malaria is Choices: A. Chloroquine B. Mefloquine C. ACT D. Proguanil Answer:

What is DOC of Severe Complicated Falciparum Malaria is ?

Quinine

Aemether

Aesunate

Hydroxychloroquine

Question: What is DOC of Severe Complicated Falciparum Malaria is ? Choices: A. Quinine B. Aemether C. Aesunate D. Hydroxychloroquine Answer:

Recommended Larvicides for control of Malaria includes all of the following except -

Abate

Pyrethrium

Fenthian

Copper Acetoarsenite

Question: Recommended Larvicides for control of Malaria includes all of the following except - Choices: A. Abate B. Pyrethrium C. Fenthian D. Copper Acetoarsenite Answer:

Malaria -

Propagative

Cyclopropagative

Cvclodevelopmental

None of the above

Question: Malaria - Choices: A. Propagative B. Cyclopropagative C. Cvclodevelopmental D. None of the above Answer:

Drug of choice for treatment of chloroquine resistant falciparum Malaria is

Quinine

Chloroquine

Pyrimethamine

Primaquine

Question: Drug of choice for treatment of chloroquine resistant falciparum Malaria is Choices: A. Quinine B. Chloroquine C. Pyrimethamine D. Primaquine Answer:

Malaria parasite was discovered by:

Ronald Ross

Paul Muller

Laveran

Pampania

Question: Malaria parasite was discovered by: Choices: A. Ronald Ross B. Paul Muller C. Laveran D. Pampania Answer:

All are true about communicability of Malaria,except -

The number of gametocytes in blood increases with time

Gametocytes appear in blood 4-5 days after the appearance of the asexual parasite, in vivax infection.

Gametocytes appear in blood 10-12 days after the appearance of asexual parasite, in falciparum infection

In the early stage of infection, their density may exceed 1000 per cmm of blood.

Question: All are true about communicability of Malaria,except - Choices: A. The number of gametocytes in blood increases with time B. Gametocytes appear in blood 4-5 days after the appearance of the asexual parasite, in vivax infection. C. Gametocytes appear in blood 10-12 days after the appearance of asexual parasite, in falciparum infection D. In the early stage of infection, their density may exceed 1000 per cmm of blood. Answer:

Malarial parasite in anopheles is

Propagative

Cyclo-Propagative

Cyclo-developmental

None of the above

Question: Malarial parasite in anopheles is Choices: A. Propagative B. Cyclo-Propagative C. Cyclo-developmental D. None of the above Answer:

Which one of the following is not a strategy under Roll Back Malaria -

Strengthening of health system

Use of insecticide treated bed nets

Anti-larval measures

Development of new antimalaria drugs

Question: Which one of the following is not a strategy under Roll Back Malaria - Choices: A. Strengthening of health system B. Use of insecticide treated bed nets C. Anti-larval measures D. Development of new antimalaria drugs Answer:

Drug not given for Prophylaxis of Malaria is:

Chloroquine

Progaunil

Aeseunate

Doxycycline

Question: Drug not given for Prophylaxis of Malaria is: Choices: A. Chloroquine B. Progaunil C. Aeseunate D. Doxycycline Answer:

Index of operational efficiency of Malaria ?

API

ABER

Infant parasite rate

Spleen rate

Question: Index of operational efficiency of Malaria ? Choices: A. API B. ABER C. Infant parasite rate D. Spleen rate Answer:

Urban Malaria Scheme, following is not true

Utilization of anti-larva measures

Slide positivity rate more than 10%

It is done in town/city with minimum 50,000 population

Introduction of active surveillance

Question: Urban Malaria Scheme, following is not true Choices: A. Utilization of anti-larva measures B. Slide positivity rate more than 10% C. It is done in town/city with minimum 50,000 population D. Introduction of active surveillance Answer:

In Roll Back Malaria program, which of the following is not a component?

Training for health care worker

Using Insecticide-treated bednets

Developing newer insecticides

Strengthening health system

Question: In Roll Back Malaria program, which of the following is not a component? Choices: A. Training for health care worker B. Using Insecticide-treated bednets C. Developing newer insecticides D. Strengthening health system Answer:

WHO Malaria Mass Drug Administration ?

API >5

> 2

15

25

Question: WHO Malaria Mass Drug Administration ? Choices: A. API >5 B. > 2 C. 15 D. 25 Answer:

WHO Malaria Mass Drug Administration –

API >5

> 2

15

25

Question: WHO Malaria Mass Drug Administration – Choices: A. API >5 B. > 2 C. 15 D. 25 Answer:

Delinking Malaria activity from Family planning was under the recommendation of

Mudaliar committee

Chadah committee

Mukerji committee

Kaar Singh committee

Question: Delinking Malaria activity from Family planning was under the recommendation of Choices: A. Mudaliar committee B. Chadah committee C. Mukerji committee D. Kaar Singh committee Answer:

Malaria relapse common with which type plasmodium species?

Plasmodium malariae and vivax

Plasmodium falciparum and vivax

Plasmodium vivax and ovale

Plasmodium ovale and malariae

Question: Malaria relapse common with which type plasmodium species? Choices: A. Plasmodium malariae and vivax B. Plasmodium falciparum and vivax C. Plasmodium vivax and ovale D. Plasmodium ovale and malariae Answer:

Malaria control means

To reduce Malaria moality to Zero

To prevent local transmission for 3 years

To reduce Malaria disease so that its no longer a Public Health Problem

To reduce Incidence to Zero

Question: Malaria control means Choices: A. To reduce Malaria moality to Zero B. To prevent local transmission for 3 years C. To reduce Malaria disease so that its no longer a Public Health Problem D. To reduce Incidence to Zero Answer:

Mallory Weiss Syndrome is caused due to tear in -

Lower esophageal end.

Upper esophageal end.

Crico pharyngeal junction.

Gastro esophageal junction.

Question: Mallory Weiss Syndrome is caused due to tear in - Choices: A. Lower esophageal end. B. Upper esophageal end. C. Crico pharyngeal junction. D. Gastro esophageal junction. Answer:

Which of the following statements about Mallory Weiss Syndrome are true:

Presents with hemoptysis

Shows transmural rupture

Chest pain and shoness of breath

Shows mucosal tear

Question: Which of the following statements about Mallory Weiss Syndrome are true: Choices: A. Presents with hemoptysis B. Shows transmural rupture C. Chest pain and shoness of breath D. Shows mucosal tear Answer:

CLL is differentiated from Mantle Cell Lymphoma by

CD 5

CD 17

CD22

CD 23

Question: CLL is differentiated from Mantle Cell Lymphoma by Choices: A. CD 5 B. CD 17 C. CD22 D. CD 23 Answer:

All the following are seen in McCune Albright Syndrome Except

Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia

Cafe-au-lait spots

GnRH-independent sexual precocity

GnRH-dependent sexual precocity

Question: All the following are seen in McCune Albright Syndrome Except Choices: A. Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia B. Cafe-au-lait spots C. GnRH-independent sexual precocity D. GnRH-dependent sexual precocity Answer:

Measles is infective for:

One day before and 4 days after rash

Four days before and five days after rash

Entire incubation period

Only during scabs falling

Question: Measles is infective for: Choices: A. One day before and 4 days after rash B. Four days before and five days after rash C. Entire incubation period D. Only during scabs falling Answer:

Myocarditis is caused bya) Pertussisb) Measlesc) Diptheriad) Scorpion sting

bc

c

ac

ad

Question: Myocarditis is caused bya) Pertussisb) Measlesc) Diptheriad) Scorpion sting Choices: A. bc B. c C. ac D. ad Answer:

Measles vaccine is not given before:

9 months

12 months

15 months

18 months

Question: Measles vaccine is not given before: Choices: A. 9 months B. 12 months C. 15 months D. 18 months Answer:

Post exposure immunization is given in -a) Rabiesb) Pertussisc) Measlesd) Yellow fever

b

ac

ab

bd

Question: Post exposure immunization is given in -a) Rabiesb) Pertussisc) Measlesd) Yellow fever Choices: A. b B. ac C. ab D. bd Answer:

MMR (Measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine is an example of:

Live attenuated vaccine

Conjugated vaccine

Polysaccharide vaccine

Killed vaccine

Question: MMR (Measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine is an example of: Choices: A. Live attenuated vaccine B. Conjugated vaccine C. Polysaccharide vaccine D. Killed vaccine Answer:

Emergency or reemergence seen in which of the following organisms -a) Polio virusb) Measles virusc) Nipah virusd) West Nile viruse) Hepatitis B virus

abd

cde

bde

ade

Question: Emergency or reemergence seen in which of the following organisms -a) Polio virusb) Measles virusc) Nipah virusd) West Nile viruse) Hepatitis B virus Choices: A. abd B. cde C. bde D. ade Answer:

Measles stored at PHC at what temperature?

0degC

2-8degC

20degC

Room temperature

Question: Measles stored at PHC at what temperature? Choices: A. 0degC B. 2-8degC C. 20degC D. Room temperature Answer:

Measles virus is

Paramyxovirus

Ohomyxovirus

Poxvirus

Picornavirus

Question: Measles virus is Choices: A. Paramyxovirus B. Ohomyxovirus C. Poxvirus D. Picornavirus Answer:

Animal to man transmission (zoonosis) is seen in -a) Rabiesb) Japanese encephalitisc) HIVd) Plaguee) Measles

acd

bcd

abc

abd

Question: Animal to man transmission (zoonosis) is seen in -a) Rabiesb) Japanese encephalitisc) HIVd) Plaguee) Measles Choices: A. acd B. bcd C. abc D. abd Answer:

Efficacy of Measles vaccine after second dose:-

90%

95%

99%

100%

Question: Efficacy of Measles vaccine after second dose:- Choices: A. 90% B. 95% C. 99% D. 100% Answer:

Measles is infectious during -

After 4 days of rash

4 days before and 5 days after rash

Throughout disease

Only in incubation period

Question: Measles is infectious during - Choices: A. After 4 days of rash B. 4 days before and 5 days after rash C. Throughout disease D. Only in incubation period Answer:

Measles vaccine contains the following as a preservative:

Streptomycin

Cholramphenicol

Neomycin

Thiomersal

Question: Measles vaccine contains the following as a preservative: Choices: A. Streptomycin B. Cholramphenicol C. Neomycin D. Thiomersal Answer:

23 years old female comes to OG, because she thinks pregnant. She missed her last two cycles and she feels different. Urine pregnancy test was positive. On USG, the pregnancy was confirmed to be 12 weeks. She is very concerned because she received Measles Mumps Rubella (MMR) vaccine 4 months ago and she was told to wait for 3 months to conceive. The pregnancy is desired. The most appropriate step is

Vaccine risk is minimal, not itself a reason to terminate the pregnancy

Vaccine risk is nil, termination is completely inappropriate

Vaccine risk is high, termination should be strongly considered

Vaccine risk is high, termination is mandated.

Question: 23 years old female comes to OG, because she thinks pregnant. She missed her last two cycles and she feels different. Urine pregnancy test was positive. On USG, the pregnancy was confirmed to be 12 weeks. She is very concerned because she received Measles Mumps Rubella (MMR) vaccine 4 months ago and she was told to wait for 3 months to conceive. The pregnancy is desired. The most appropriate step is Choices: A. Vaccine risk is minimal, not itself a reason to terminate the pregnancy B. Vaccine risk is nil, termination is completely inappropriate C. Vaccine risk is high, termination should be strongly considered D. Vaccine risk is high, termination is mandated. Answer:

Measles is infectious during –

After 4 days of rash

4 days before and 5 days after rash

Throughout disease

Only in incubation period

Question: Measles is infectious during – Choices: A. After 4 days of rash B. 4 days before and 5 days after rash C. Throughout disease D. Only in incubation period Answer:

Post exposure, Measles vaccine must be given within

3-4 days

10-Jul

10-14 days

1-6 months

Question: Post exposure, Measles vaccine must be given within Choices: A. 3-4 days B. 10-Jul C. 10-14 days D. 1-6 months Answer:

Measles vaccine at a primary health centre should be stored at which temperature ?

-20°C

0°C

+2°C to 8°C

Any temperature not exceeding room temperature

Question: Measles vaccine at a primary health centre should be stored at which temperature ? Choices: A. -20°C B. 0°C C. +2°C to 8°C D. Any temperature not exceeding room temperature Answer:

Strain used for production of Measles vaccine is:

Jeryl Lynn strain

17 - D strain

Ankara strain

Edmonston Zagreb strain

Question: Strain used for production of Measles vaccine is: Choices: A. Jeryl Lynn strain B. 17 - D strain C. Ankara strain D. Edmonston Zagreb strain Answer:

Post exposure immunization is done for-a) Measlesb) Polio c) Rabiesd) Chicken pox

a

bc

ad

ac

Question: Post exposure immunization is done for-a) Measlesb) Polio c) Rabiesd) Chicken pox Choices: A. a B. bc C. ad D. ac Answer:

Measles elimination criteria?

< 1/1000

< 1/10000

<1/100000

<1/100

Question: Measles elimination criteria? Choices: A. < 1/1000 B. < 1/10000 C. <1/100000 D. <1/100 Answer:

Measles vaccination compagin between 9-14 years age for elimination is -

Keep up

Follow up

Mop up

Catch up

Question: Measles vaccination compagin between 9-14 years age for elimination is - Choices: A. Keep up B. Follow up C. Mop up D. Catch up Answer:

Measles is infective for how many days before the onset of rash -

10 days

4 days

1 days

on same

Question: Measles is infective for how many days before the onset of rash - Choices: A. 10 days B. 4 days C. 1 days D. on same Answer:

Negative sense nucleic acid genome is found in -a) Poliovirusb) Rabiesc) Measlesd) Picornaviruse) Influenzae

ab

bc

acd

bce

Question: Negative sense nucleic acid genome is found in -a) Poliovirusb) Rabiesc) Measlesd) Picornaviruse) Influenzae Choices: A. ab B. bc C. acd D. bce Answer:

Measles elimination criteria-

<1/1000

<1/10000

< 1/100000

<1/100

Question: Measles elimination criteria- Choices: A. <1/1000 B. <1/10000 C. < 1/100000 D. <1/100 Answer:

Man is the only reservoir of -a) Rabiesb) Measlesc) Typhoidd) Japanese B encephalitis

a

bc

ac

ad

Question: Man is the only reservoir of -a) Rabiesb) Measlesc) Typhoidd) Japanese B encephalitis Choices: A. a B. bc C. ac D. ad Answer:

Measles virus is -

Paramyxovirus

Ohomyxovirus

Poxvirus

Picornavirus

Question: Measles virus is - Choices: A. Paramyxovirus B. Ohomyxovirus C. Poxvirus D. Picornavirus Answer:

Measles vaccination is given at age of

10 weeks

9 months

14 weeks

6 months

Question: Measles vaccination is given at age of Choices: A. 10 weeks B. 9 months C. 14 weeks D. 6 months Answer:

Measles vaccine given to contact of measles case exces protective effect within-

1 day

3 days

7 days

10 days

Question: Measles vaccine given to contact of measles case exces protective effect within- Choices: A. 1 day B. 3 days C. 7 days D. 10 days Answer:

Measles vaccination is given at

9 months

At bih

4 weeks

8 weeks

Question: Measles vaccination is given at Choices: A. 9 months B. At bih C. 4 weeks D. 8 weeks Answer:

Measles is infective for: March 2009

One day before and 4 days after rash

Four days before and five days after rash

Entire incubation period

Only during scabs falling

Question: Measles is infective for: March 2009 Choices: A. One day before and 4 days after rash B. Four days before and five days after rash C. Entire incubation period D. Only during scabs falling Answer:

Measles epidemic can be anticipated when proportion of suceptible children in a community

20%

40%

60%

80%

Question: Measles epidemic can be anticipated when proportion of suceptible children in a community Choices: A. 20% B. 40% C. 60% D. 80% Answer:

Measles vaccine at a primary health care centre should be stored at which temperature?

.-20 oC

0 oC

.+2 o C to 8 oC

Any temperature not exceeding room temperature

Question: Measles vaccine at a primary health care centre should be stored at which temperature? Choices: A. .-20 oC B. 0 oC C. .+2 o C to 8 oC D. Any temperature not exceeding room temperature Answer:

Measles vaccination is given at -

9 months

At birth

4 weeks

8 weeks

Question: Measles vaccination is given at - Choices: A. 9 months B. At birth C. 4 weeks D. 8 weeks Answer:

Period of infectivity for Measles is:-

2 days before to 5 days after appearance of rash

1 day before to 1 day after appearance of rash

4 days before to 5 days after appearance of rash

Lifelong

Question: Period of infectivity for Measles is:- Choices: A. 2 days before to 5 days after appearance of rash B. 1 day before to 1 day after appearance of rash C. 4 days before to 5 days after appearance of rash D. Lifelong Answer:

Measles vaccination is given at-

9 months

At birth

4 weeks

8 weeks

Question: Measles vaccination is given at- Choices: A. 9 months B. At birth C. 4 weeks D. 8 weeks Answer:

Measles is caused by a

Single stranded RNA enveloped virus

Single stranded RNA non-enveloped virus

Double stranded RNA enveloped virus

Double stranded RNA non-enveloped virus

Question: Measles is caused by a Choices: A. Single stranded RNA enveloped virus B. Single stranded RNA non-enveloped virus C. Double stranded RNA enveloped virus D. Double stranded RNA non-enveloped virus Answer:

Measles vaccine given to contact of measles case exes protective effect within -

1 day

3 days

7 days

10 days

Question: Measles vaccine given to contact of measles case exes protective effect within - Choices: A. 1 day B. 3 days C. 7 days D. 10 days Answer:

A couple has 4 children, all unvaccinated for Measles. A child got Measles on 5 August 2015. Two other children developed Measles by 15 August 2015. Secondary attack rate is:

0%

33%

66%

75%

Question: A couple has 4 children, all unvaccinated for Measles. A child got Measles on 5 August 2015. Two other children developed Measles by 15 August 2015. Secondary attack rate is: Choices: A. 0% B. 33% C. 66% D. 75% Answer:

Vaccine which must be stored in the freezer compartment of a fridge is/are -a) BCGb) OPVc) Measlesd) Smallpoxe) All of the above

ce

bc

cde

eb

Question: Vaccine which must be stored in the freezer compartment of a fridge is/are -a) BCGb) OPVc) Measlesd) Smallpoxe) All of the above Choices: A. ce B. bc C. cde D. eb Answer:

Period of isolation for Measles is from

Onset of catarrhal symptoms to 3 days after

Onset of catarrhal symptoms to 7 days after

Onset of catarrhal symptoms to 6 days after

Onset of catarrhal symptoms to 8 days after

Question: Period of isolation for Measles is from Choices: A. Onset of catarrhal symptoms to 3 days after B. Onset of catarrhal symptoms to 7 days after C. Onset of catarrhal symptoms to 6 days after D. Onset of catarrhal symptoms to 8 days after Answer:

Measles elimination criteria are all except ?

Absence of endemic measles

For more than 12 months

Incidence < 1 per 1 lac population

Transmission at low level

Question: Measles elimination criteria are all except ? Choices: A. Absence of endemic measles B. For more than 12 months C. Incidence < 1 per 1 lac population D. Transmission at low level Answer:

Measles epidemic can be anticipated when propoion of susceptible children in a community reaches -

20%

40%

60%

80%

Question: Measles epidemic can be anticipated when propoion of susceptible children in a community reaches - Choices: A. 20% B. 40% C. 60% D. 80% Answer:

Measles vaccination to all 9 months - 14 years children is a pa of which WHO strategy?

Mop up

Catch up

Keep up

Follow up

Question: Measles vaccination to all 9 months - 14 years children is a pa of which WHO strategy? Choices: A. Mop up B. Catch up C. Keep up D. Follow up Answer:

Susceptible cultured cells infected with which of the following viruses would exhibit hemadsorption with the appropriate erythocyte -a) Sindbis virusb) Rabies virusc) Measles virusd) Respiratory syncytial virus

a

c

bc

ad

Question: Susceptible cultured cells infected with which of the following viruses would exhibit hemadsorption with the appropriate erythocyte -a) Sindbis virusb) Rabies virusc) Measles virusd) Respiratory syncytial virus Choices: A. a B. c C. bc D. ad Answer:

Measles vaccine given to contact of measles case exerts protective effect within -

1 day

3 days

7 days

10 days

Question: Measles vaccine given to contact of measles case exerts protective effect within - Choices: A. 1 day B. 3 days C. 7 days D. 10 days Answer:

Measles belongs to,

Togavirus

Paramyxovirus

Arbovirus

none of the above

Question: Measles belongs to, Choices: A. Togavirus B. Paramyxovirus C. Arbovirus D. none of the above Answer:

Incubation period of Measles

14 days

1 month

3 month

5 month

Question: Incubation period of Measles Choices: A. 14 days B. 1 month C. 3 month D. 5 month Answer:

True about Measles rash appearance:

Along with Koplik spots

1-2 days before Koplik spots

1-2 days after Koplik spots

Post measles stage

Question: True about Measles rash appearance: Choices: A. Along with Koplik spots B. 1-2 days before Koplik spots C. 1-2 days after Koplik spots D. Post measles stage Answer:

Giant cells seen in Measles are called?

Hp bodies

Inclusion containing polykaryon

Koplik cells

Wahin-Finkeldey cells

Question: Giant cells seen in Measles are called? Choices: A. Hp bodies B. Inclusion containing polykaryon C. Koplik cells D. Wahin-Finkeldey cells Answer:

Myxoviruses include -a) Orthomyxovirusb) Influenzac) Measlesd) Polioe) HSV

ab

bc

acd

abc

Question: Myxoviruses include -a) Orthomyxovirusb) Influenzac) Measlesd) Polioe) HSV Choices: A. ab B. bc C. acd D. abc Answer:

Measles shows age distribution. It is found most commonly in which age group?

9 months to 3 years

6 months to 2 years

9 months to 2 years

6 months to 3 years

Question: Measles shows age distribution. It is found most commonly in which age group? Choices: A. 9 months to 3 years B. 6 months to 2 years C. 9 months to 2 years D. 6 months to 3 years Answer:

Medulloblastoma associated Turcot syndrome is characterized by mutation in :

KRAS

P53

APL

PTEN

Question: Medulloblastoma associated Turcot syndrome is characterized by mutation in : Choices: A. KRAS B. P53 C. APL D. PTEN Answer:

All of the following are true about Medulloblastoma except

It arises from medulla

It is small round blue Cell tumour

It is an embryonal tumour

Chang staging system is used

Question: All of the following are true about Medulloblastoma except Choices: A. It arises from medulla B. It is small round blue Cell tumour C. It is an embryonal tumour D. Chang staging system is used Answer:

Whole body radiation is indicated in – a) Advanced head & neck tumours b) BM transplantation c) Medulloblastoma d) Mycosis fungoides e) Histiocytosis-x

ab

bd

ac

dc

Question: Whole body radiation is indicated in – a) Advanced head & neck tumours b) BM transplantation c) Medulloblastoma d) Mycosis fungoides e) Histiocytosis-x Choices: A. ab B. bd C. ac D. dc Answer:

Which of the following tumours present with proptosis a) Neuroblastoma b) Nephroblastoma c) Germ cell tumour d) Medulloblastoma e) Meningioma

abe

acd

cde

abd

Question: Which of the following tumours present with proptosis a) Neuroblastoma b) Nephroblastoma c) Germ cell tumour d) Medulloblastoma e) Meningioma Choices: A. abe B. acd C. cde D. abd Answer:

Medulloblastoma exclusively occurs in the:-

Medulla

Cerebellum

Cerebral hemisphere

Spinal cord

Question: Medulloblastoma exclusively occurs in the:- Choices: A. Medulla B. Cerebellum C. Cerebral hemisphere D. Spinal cord Answer:

Medulloblastoma most common metastasis is to -

Lung

CNS

Liver

Spleen

Question: Medulloblastoma most common metastasis is to - Choices: A. Lung B. CNS C. Liver D. Spleen Answer:

Medulloblastoma most commonly metastasize to

Lung

CSF

Liver

Bone

Question: Medulloblastoma most commonly metastasize to Choices: A. Lung B. CSF C. Liver D. Bone Answer:

Medulloblastoma most common metastasis is to ?

Lung

CNS

Liver

Spleen

Question: Medulloblastoma most common metastasis is to ? Choices: A. Lung B. CNS C. Liver D. Spleen Answer: