Respiratory Disease

Question 1

What is the the long term complications of measles ?

Answer 1

SSPE subacute scelerosing panencephilitis

Question 2

When the person with rash considered infectious ?

Answer 2

Four day befor rash
And four rash after rush

Question 3

What is the carachterstic of muculopapular rash of measles ?

Answer 3

Generilized erythamatous rash

Question 4

When the rash appear in measles?

Answer 4

Two to four day after initial symptom and last 8day

Question 5

Measles is low contagious t or f

Answer 5

F is highly contagious

Question 6

Measles is not strong
Sensitive to heat and disinfection and inactivated by ultraviolet light easily
T or F

Answer 6

T

Question 7

Only children susceptible to measles T or F

Answer 7

F all age is siscptiple

Question 8

Complication of measles is

Answer 8

Pneumonia
Encephalitis
Death

Question 9

Labrotory finding for measles is

Answer 9

Blood or serum
Multinuclrated giant cell detected in nasophryx mucosa secretion

Question 10

DDX is rubella
Drug rashes
Rosella infantum
T or F

Answer 10

T

Question 11

Most children are immunised against measles by 14 month age
T or F

Answer 11

F by age of 18 months

Question 12

Vaccine of measles should be given in HIV infant or not
And vaccine more effective in HIV infant
T or F

Answer 12

F
اول جمله صح
ثاني جمله خطا لان يكون less effective

Question 13

No have specific treatment for measles
Just vit D supplements
T or F

Answer 13

F vit A

Question 14

Person with rubella most infectious when rash is - —-

Answer 14

Erupting يتقشر

Question 15

What is the complication of rubella that Ocurr in first trimester of pregnancy?

Answer 15

Miscarriage
Foetal death
Congenital rubella syndrome

Question 16

Complication of rubella not common but occur in children more than adult
T or F

Answer 16

F inadult more than children

Question 17

Define Congenital rubella syndrome and list manifestation of CRS?

Answer 17

Illness of infant that result from maternal infection with rubella in first trimester
Microcephalic
Deafness
Eye defect
Mental retardation
Cardiac defect
Bone and liver and spleen damage

Question 18

Immunization of contact with rubella will not nessesary prevent infection or illness
Passive immunization with IG is not indicated
T or F

Answer 18

T

Question 19

Immunization of rubella indicated in ——infant

Answer 19

In all infent 12 months and older at least one dose

Question 20

عادي امراض الاصابه ب ال mumps مع النسب ؟

Answer 20

20 -asymptomatic
30-40 have parotid swelling
40-50 have respiratory symptoms

Question 21

Fruit juice and acid food is inhibit salivary gland so is very important for pateint with mumps t o r f

Answer 21

F
Is stimulate salivary gland so is not advise in pateint with mumps

Question 22

Mumps complication
Most common complication is ——

Answer 22

Orchitis post -pubertal male 20-50 %

Question 23

Rubella during first trimester cause congenital rubella syndrome and mischarrge and death
Mumps during first trimester of pregnancy cause spontaneous abortion T or F

Answer 23

T

Question 24

School and children should isolated from school for 9 days from onset of parotid swelling t or f

Answer 24

T

Question 25

In mumps Vaccine is not effective in preventing infection after exposure But mumps vaccine can given to prevent complication T or F

Answer 25

T

Question 26

The most effective control for mumps is Immunization t or f

Answer 26

T

Question 27

Whooping cough disease of adult T or F

Answer 27

F Diane of infant and preschool children

Question 28

Whooping cough There is no maternal immunity One attack confers long term immunity T or F

Answer 28

T

Question 29

Active Immunization after exposure is not protective but it is not contraindicated Tor F

Answer 29

T

Question 30

What is the clinical feature of mumps ?

Answer 30

Have three phase Catarile phase mild Paroxysmal phase sever 1-2 weak Covalescent phase cough bacome mild

Question 31

What is the complication of whooping cough ?

Answer 31

Respiratory bronchitis bronchopneumonia and pneumothorax Subconctival haemorrhage Epistaxis

Question 32

Immunization of whooping cough consist from 3 dose T or F

Answer 32

T

Question 33

In whooping cough active Immunization after exposure is not effective but not contraindicated Passive Immunization is not effective T or F

Answer 33

T

Question 34

Whooping cough need antibiotic for treatment and prophylaxis T or F

Answer 34

T

Question 35

Who person at high risk for sever or complicated pertussis ?

Answer 35

Infant less than 4 month Person with immunodeficiency Person with underlying medical problem

Question 36

There is no maternal immunity in pertussis but have maternal immunity in diphtheria but maternal immunity in diphtheria is lost by age of six month T or F

Answer 36

T

Question 37

Whooping cough :one attack have lifelong immunity Diphtheria :not always lead to life long immunity T or F

Answer 37

T