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Important MCQ on Community-Health Nursing question Part 3
There are 20 questions on community health nursing. Each question has four options, for each question one is the correct answer. If you choose the Correct Options the green appears on the correct option if you choose the wrong option a red appearance appears on chosen option please choose the correct option and get improve your knowledge.
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Q1. Malaria infection can be transmitted by........?
Malaria infection can be transmitted by the Bite of an infected female anopheles mosquito. malaria is a parasite infection caused by Plasmodium falciparum. malaria show symptoms as a result of toxin released by the malaria parasite. The most common symptoms, headache, GI problems, muscle ache, fever with chills, shaking, and sweating. If this is left untreated then more severe complications may arise like thrombocytopenia, cerebral malaria ( not common),etc...
Q2. Dengue fever is transmitted by........?
Dengue fever is also known as break-bone fever. it is a mosquito-borne disease. it is transmited by Aedes aegypti mosquito.
Q3. Syphilis is caused by.......?
Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease. Syphilis is caused by Treponema pallidum. There are three Stages of syphilis a) Primary Syphilis:-skin ulcer, called a chancre (painless ulcer that typically appears on the genitals), anus, rectum, or mouth. Without treatment, the sore will heal in three to six weeks. b) Secondary Syphilis:- If primary syphilis is left untreated then progresses to secondary. The rash is spread to one or more parts of the body. Classic sing, Red or brown spot on both palm of hands and soles of the foot. c) latent Syphilis or third stage:- there are few or no sing present. The latent stage divided into two sub-types a) early latent:- more transmittable b) late latent:- less transmittable.
Q4. Incubation period of chicken pox ranges from ......?
The incubation period is 10-21 days ( average 14-20 days ) Chikungunya is caused by varicella zoster. it is highly contagious. characterise by skin rash and itchy skin, it starts from the chest, back face. other symptoms are headache, fever, tiredness and this last for 5- 7 days I know there is smallpox disease also and then what's the difference between them. for untrained people, these both are the same but medical professionals know about the difference between these two diseases. a)Chickenpox rashes are mostly seen in the trunk area of the body and palm and extremities and b)Smallpox rashes mostly appear on the face and extremities.
Q5. The characteristic fever found in typhoid is......?
Step ladder fever pattern appears. The mode of transmission of typhoid is the fico-oral route. It is caused by salmonella Typhi and is only found in men. the clinical sign is a continuous fever for 2-3 weeks. the incubation period is 10-14 days.
Q6. The incubation period of typhoid is......?
The incubation period is 10-14 days.The mode of transmission of typhoid is the fico-oral route. It is caused by salmonella Typhi and is only found in men. the clinical sign is a continuous fever for 2-3 weeks.
Q7. The smallpox caused by which virus......?
The smallpox caused by variola virus. itsmode of transmission is respiratory. for more please check explanation of Q4.
Q8. The cholera caused by which virus......?
Cholera is caused by vibrio cholera. its incubation period is 1-5 hr. rice-water stool present.
Q9. The Tb caused by which bacteria......?
Tb is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. its incubation period is 3-6 week.
Q10. The Leprosy caused by which bacteria......?
Tb is caused by Mycobacterium Leprea.
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