61. Hypothyroidism is associated with deficiency of which trace metal ? Iodine
62. Japanese encephalitis vaccine is which type ? Live attenuated
63. Population covered by CHC ? 1,00,000
64. Maximum permissible dose of radiation exposure for general human beings
(per person/year) ? 5 rad
65. Infectivity period of chicken pox ? 2 days before rash & 5 days after rash
66. Efficacy of yellow fever vaccination lasts from ? 10 days of vaccination to 10 years
67. Failure rate of Pomeroy’s technique of sterilization ? 0.4%
68. In pregnancy, prophylactic Iron & Folic acid content according to RCH
Programme? 100 mg elemental iron + 500 microgram folic acid
69. Desk provided with table to prevent neck pain is which level of prevention ? Primary (specific prevention)
70. Schedule for post exposure prophylaxis of rabies vaccine in an immunized
Person ? 0,3,7 days
71. XDR (extensive drug resistance) in TB treatment means ? Resistance to INH + Rifampin + 1 fluorquinolone + 1 of the 2nd line injectables (amongst kanamycin, amikacin and capreomycin)
72. Antioxidant vitamins are ? A, C, E
73. Which type of pneumoconiosis is associated with mesothelioma ? Asbestosis
74. Asbestosis is associated with cancers of ? Lung
75. National Rural Health Mission was established in ? 2005
76. Deficiency of which vitamin causes pellagra ? Niacin
77. Multipurpose health worker serve a population of ? 5000
78. Xerophthalmia is a public health problem if the incidence of Bitots spots
is more than ? 0.5%
79. Number of live birth per 1000 women of reproductive age group is known as ? General fertility rate
80. Nausea, vomiting, blue line on gums, wrist/ foot drop, pallor & abdominal
colic suggests which poisoning ? Inorganic leadPrev
81. Immunization comes under which level of prevention ? Primary (specific protection)
82. Screening for cervical cancer comes under which level of prevention ? Secondary (early diagnosis)
83. Amount of calories & proteins provided by mid-day meal respectively ? 1/3, 1/2
84. Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis is a late complication of ? Measles
85. Prevalence of TB in a community is estimated by which test ? Tuberculin
86. Diagnosis of TB in India is based on which test ? Sputum smear microscopy
87. BMI for obesity ? >30
88. Chandlers index is calculated as ? Number of hookworm eggs/ gram of stool
89. ICDS includes beneficiary children upto what age ? 6 years
90. Which test is used to differentiate mycobacterium TB from mycobacterium
Leprae ? Culture
91. A village was affected with epidemic of cholera. What is the first step which
should be taken to decrease the mortality from cholera ? Safe water supply & sanitation
92. Toxin of epidemic dropsy ? Sanguinarine
93. Main disinfecting action in chlorination of water is due to ? HOCI (Hypochlorous acid)
94. If a patient is put on psychotherapy, this is which level of prevention ? Secondary (treatment)
95. Strain of varicella zoster vaccine ? Oka
96. Measuring of blood pressure is which level of prevention ? Secondary (early diagnosis)
97. Mechanism of action of combined OCP ? Prevent release of ovum from ovary
98. Methionine is a limiting amino acid in which food grain ? Pulses
99. Tracking of BP means ? BP of hypotensive remain hypotensive
90. Baby Friendly Hospital initiative was launched in the year ? 1991
91. Intermediate host for Rabies is ? Dog
92. Who is known as father of Medicine ? Hippocrates
93. IQ level value in severe mental retardation ? 21-34
94. Best time (with respect to menstrual cycle) to screen for breast carcinoma
by BSE (breast self examination) ? Just after menstruation
95. Leptospirosis is transmitted by ? Infected rat urine
96. OCP are protective against which cancer ? Ovarian & endometrial
97. Richest source of vitamin D ? Halibut liver oil
98. Single dose drug treatment recommended for trachoma control in India ? Azithromycin
99. According to Integrated Management of Neonatal & Childhood Illness/
IMNCI, color used in triage for home management ? Green
100. Father of epidemiology ? John snow
102. Vaccination is which level of prevention ? Primary (specific protection)
103. Sharp wastes are disposed in which color bag ? Blue
104. Most essential fatty acid ? Linoleic acid
105. First case which comes to the knowledge of investigator ? Index case
106. Physiologically most active form of vitamin D is ? Cholecalciferol
107. Phase IV of clinical trial is ? Post marketing surveillance
108. ASHA works at which level ? Village
109. Toxoids are prepared from which toxin ? Exotoxin
110. Route of transmission of pneumonic plague ? Inhalation
111. Maximum recommended number of students in a classroom ? 40
112. Registration of birth should be done within how many days ? 21 days
1. Drugs used for prevention of recurrent Furunculosis / nasal carriage state? 2% Mupirocin twice a day to nares of pt & family members every 4th week
2. Drugs used for prevention of recurrent Furunculosis / nasal carriage state? Rifampicin 600 mg/d + Dicloxacillin ? 10 d for MSSA
3. Drugs used for prevention of recurrent Furunculosis / nasal carriage state? Trimethoprim sulphamethoxa-zole 10 days for MRSA
4. Drugs used for prevention of recurrent Furunculosis / nasal carriage state? Low dose clindamycin 150 mg/d ? 3months
5. BARBER’S ITCH is usually on (Sycosisvulgaris)? Upper lip, near nose
6. Pyomyositis is most commonly caused by? Staph aureus
7. Most common site for pyomyositis? Thigh
8. Ecthyma gangrenosum is caused by? Pseudomonas aeruginosa
9. The cutaneous lesion of scarlet fever begins from? Neck
10. PASTIA’S LINES? Linear petechial lesions found in scarlet fever in antecubital and axillary folds
11. Scarlet fever? Caused by erythrogenic exotoxin producing group A streptococci
12. Desert sore/Veldt sore is a superficial ulcer caused by? Corynebacterium diphtheria
13. Tropical Ulcer or Malabar ulcer is caused by? Fusobacterium & Borrelia Vincenti
14. GAS GANGRENE is caused by (clostridial myonecrosis)? Cl. Perfringens, Cl. oedematiens, Cl. septicum, Cl. Histolyticum
15. MELENEY’s GANGRENE is caused by? Peptostreptococcus and Staph aureus or enterobacteriaceae
16. Meleney’s Gangrene is? Postoperative bacterial gangrene or progressive bacterial synergistic gangrene
17. Purpura fulminans is mostly associated with? Consumption coagulopathy which causes thrombosis of vessels following severe infections as septicaemia, Meningococcemia
18. Vibrio causing cutaneous infection? V. vulnificus
19. Rose spots of salmonellosis occur mostly on? Trunk between umbilicus and nipples
20. Carrion’s Disease/Oroya fever/Bartonellosis is caused by? Bartonella bacilliformis
21. Characteristic feature of Carrion’s disease? Cherry red nodules
22. Plague is caused by? Yersinia pestis
23. Most effective drug in plague? Streptomycin
24. HAVER – HILL FEVER is caused by? Streptobacillus moniliformis
25. DEERFLY FEVER is other name of? Tularemia
26. Majority of tularemia cases are? Ulceroglandular type
27. Weil’s Disease/Leptospirosi s/pretibial Fever is caused by? Leptospira icterohaemorrhagica
28. Eaton agent refers to? Mycoplasma pneumonia
29. Most frequent cutaneous manifestation of mycoplasma pneumoniae infection is? Erythema multiforme
30. Dermatologic emergency? Erysipelas
31. Periporitis? Multiple sweat gland abscesses
32. Hypopyon sign? Seen in impetigo contagiosa
33. Fungal infections Superficial? Tinea versicolor Peidra Tinea Nigra
34. Fungal infections Superficial? Cutaneous Onychomycosis Tinea capitis Tinea Corporis Tinea cruris Tinea pedis Candidiasis of skin, mucosa, & nails.
35. Fungal infections Systemic? North American Blastomycosis. Cryptococcosis. Systemic candidiasis. Histoplasmosis Coccidiodomycosis Blastomycosis Aspergillosis.
36. Hairs in tinea capitis break off at? 3 weeks
37. Wood’s lamp is made up of? Nickel oxide with 9% Barium silicate containing glass. It allows UVL – of 365 nm to pass through it
38. An immediate trichophyton reaction is seen against? T. rubrum
39. Delayed tuberculin type reaction? Acute kerion and dermatophytid
40. Pseudo diaper rash is caused by? C. albicans
41. In sporotrichosis multiple nodules appear along the? Lymphatics channels
42. GI LCHRIST’S DISEASE refers to? North American blastomycosis caused by Blastomyces Dermatidis
43. LOBOMYCOSIS is the other name of caused by loboa lobi? Keloidal blastomycosis
44. Cryptococcosis? Skin lesions are like molluscum contagiosum
45. Cryptococci can be stained with? Mucicarmine, Alcian blue, methylene blue, and India ink
46. Treatment of Cryptococcosis is? Amphotericin – B
47. Treatment of systemic candidiasis is? Amphotericin – B alone or with 5- fluocytosine (Ketoconazole is not useful as it is fungistatic) or Fluconazole orally
48. RAY FUNGUS refers to? Actinomycetes
49. LUMPY JAW is found in? Cervicofacial actinomycosis
50. Most common site for GI tract actinomycosis is? Caecum and appendix
51. Diagnosis of actinomycosis is done by Treatment of choice? Examination of sulfur granules in lesion Penicillin
52. Most common Nocardia causing human infection? N. asteroids
53. No cardiosis begins as infection of? Lungs
54. Eumycetomas are cause by the true fungi? Madurella, Cephalosporium, Pseudoallescheria
55. Actinomycotic mycetoma is caused by aerobic actinomycetes? Nocardia, streptomyces and Actinomadura
56. Causative organism of Rhinosporidiosis? Rhinosporidium seeberi
57. In rhinosporidiosis, we see? Papillomas with white flecks. (which are sporangia). Involves nasal mucosa
58. Treatment of Piedra? Topical Benzoic acid, salicylic acid
59. P. ovale implicated in? Seborrhoeic dermatitis
60. P. ovale implicated in? Malassezia folliculitis
61. P. ovale implicated in? Obstructive dacrocystitis
62. P. ovale implicated in? Confluent & Reticulate papillomatosis
63. Darling’s disease? Histoplasmosis fever, cough, pleuritic, pain characterize the disease
64. Most diagnostic procedure in leprosy? Skin smear
65. Bacilli are plenty in smears taken from? LL type
66. Lepromin test is positive in? TT Type
67. Epithelioid cells are more in? TT Type
68. Histiocytes are most numerous in? LL Type
69. Most effective drug for type 2 lepra reaction is? Thalidomide (for type 1 –prednisolone)
70. Nerve Abscess? MC seen in ulnarn. Trunk
71. If ass. tenderness & impaired function? Corticosteroids is the treatment
72. Satellite lesions are seen in? Borderline Tuberculoid Leprosy
73. ‘PEARL’ like opacities in cornea are found in? Lepromatous leprosy
74. Bacilli in leprosy are most abundant in? Ear lobules
75. Foam cells of VIRCHOW/LEPRA CELLS are found in? Lepromatous leprosy
76 ‘Erosio interdigitalis blastomycetica’ an interdigital infection by C. albicans mostly involving? 3rd space of hand and 4th space of foot
77. Sporotrichosis is caused by? Sporothrix schenkii
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