BALISACAN, Jessa E.

BSN3B Group 2

Mr. Romeo Villanueva R.N, M.A.N 4th Evaluation Exam Jan. 17,2012

SELF-ASSESSMENT GUIDE IN COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

Ms. Jenny Dela Cruz, 25 years old comes to the antepartal clinic after having missed one menstrual cycle period. It is conformed that she is 6 weeks pregnant. This is her first pregnancy.

D. 1. It is determined that Ms. Dela Cruz is susceptible to rubella. When would it be most appropriate for her to receive rubella immunization? a. immediately b. during 2nd trimester c. within 2 weeks before her expected date d. during her postpartum hospitalization

B. 2. German measles when incurred by a woman during the 1st trimester of pregnancy may result congenital defects of the newborn. a. deaf mutism

b. microcephally c. congenital cataract d. congenital heart disease a. both c and d b. all of these c. only d A 40 year-old patient was referred to SLH with the complained of easy fatigability, loss of appetite, high sweating and afternoon fever. a skin test and sputum test for acid fast bacilli is ordered. D. 3. Skin test for TB is called: a. Schick test b. Pandy test c. Widal test d. Mantoux test

E. 4. The above test for TB where units of purified protein derivative is given done by injecting: a. Intravenously b. Intradermally c. subcutaneously d. intramuscularly e. both b and c

B 5.An infectious hepatitis patient may have an impaired function of the liver, like the storage of: a. glycogen b. bile c. fats d. protein

D. 6. The intermediate vector of schistosomiasis is: a. mosquitoes b. flies

c. mice or rats d. fresh water snail

B. 7. During the excitement stage of rabies, the nurse must to do the following EXCEPT: a. provide a quiet environment, free from stimuli b. offer fluid to relieve laryngeal spasm c. provide a room away from utility room d. quiet isolation room

A. 8. Rabies can be prevented by: a. immediate treatment after a dog bite b. observation of the dog for 10 days before treatment is started c. killing the dog with rabies d. maintain good body resistance

A. 9. A body defense against infection called: a. immunity b. disinfection c. immunization d. antibody

B. 10. The damage of the heart and CNS in diphtheria is due to: a. endotoxins b. exotoxins c. inclusion body d. tetanospasmin

C. 11. When typoid fever is constantly present to a lesser degree or greater degree in Malabon only is called:

a. pandemic occurrence b. epidemic occurrence c. endemic occurrence d. sporadic occurrence

D. 12. The mode of transmission of cholera is thru the following except: a. ingestion of contaminated foods and water b. contact with infected persons and carriers c. contamination through flies d. infection of the flood thru insects bites

C. 13. The virus of the chicken pox is found in the: a. contents of the vesicles and the crust b. discharges of the respiratory tract c. both a and b d. only b

A. 14. Chicken pox is characterized by: a. very high fever and severe symptom b. sudden onset c. typical rash to become vesicles d. a long permanent immunity a. all of these b. only c and c. all except a

A. 15. Sign of intracranial pressure is meningitis in infant:

a. bulging of the fontanel b. lethargy c. irritability and restlessness d. projectile vomiting a. all of the above b. both a and b c. both c and b

C 16. A specific, acute infectious disease transmitted by direct inoculation from an infected animal to man is called: a. tetanus b. dengue fever c. rabies d. malaria

A. 17. Any skin eruption that invade the skin are called: a. enanthem b. exanthem c. rashes d. lesions A. 18. Which is given to pregnant woman as prophylaxis against german measles: a. gamma globulin b. toxoids c. anti-toxin

D 19. AIDS is caused by a specific virus which has recently been given a new name; Human Immune Deficiency Virus (HIV). This is a /an: a. arbovirus b. rhinovirus c. adenovirus d. retrovirus

D. 20.Which of the following are not vulnerable to AIDS?

a. drugs addict b. woman who have had sex partners c. person aging 20 to 40 years old d. person who use condom