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In epidemiological investigation, the best thing to do first is ____ |
Verifying diagnosis |
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As a doctor, if you see a patient and you face difficulty to get accurate information from him, the best tactic to do is ____? |
Ask direct question (close ended) |
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Patient is diagnosed with DM type 2 and came in your office to discuss with him the plan to reduce his weight. What will you tell him? |
Decrease by 500 kcal/kg per week
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Persons weighing less than 114 kg 1200 to 1500 kcal per day, 40 to 50 G fat per day
Persons weighing more than 114 kg 1500 to 1800 kcal per day, 50 to 69 g per day
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15 year old girl, BMI is 24.1
What is the interpretation from the graph? |
Normal weight |
> 85th percentile - overweight > 95th percentile - obese < 5th percentile - underweight
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Most effective way in health education |
Individual approach |
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Case of CHF m loved to eat outdoor 2-3 times weekly. You advise him ___. |
Eat 4 grams of salt daily |
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Adolescent female counselling on fast food. What should you give her? |
Zinc and folic acid |
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Study on population of 10000, they found 2000 have DM. At the end of the study, it increased to 1000.
What is the incidence of DM? |
10% |
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What is the best method for disease prevention |
Immunization |
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The most powerful epidemiologic study is |
Secondary data analysis |
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Minerals that decreases the chance of colon cancer |
Folic acid |
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In a certain study they are selecting the 10th family in each group. What is the type of Study? |
Systemic study |
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Secondary prevention is least likely of benefit in ____ |
Leukemia |
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Patient with hypercholesterolemia, he should avoid ____ |
Organ meat |
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A patient is taking bupropion. What is the side effect. |
Xerostomia |
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Whie you are in the clinic, you find that many patients presents with red follicular conjunctivitis (Chlamydia). Your management is: |
Improve water supply and sanitation |
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Best preventive method for Lyme Disease |
wear fiber long sleeve cothes |
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Regarding screening for cancer, which of the following is true? |
Screening for colorectal cancer is inadequate for the high-risk groups. |
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Statistics of a village in 2008. Total number of population: 2500 Total number of stillbirth: 10 Total number of live birth: 18 Total number of dead: 25 Total number of marriage: 15 The crude death rate in this village in 2008 is? |
10% |
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A man travelled to some country, there is endemic of orchocerciasis. He stays there for 1 week. His liability to get this disease is? |
Minimum |
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Child having vomiting, nystagmus and difficulty in walking. What is the vitamin deficiency? |
Dry beriberi |
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You are a doctor in the hospital and want to control the infection in the hospital. What is the most important thing to take care of? |
Airflow control |
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What is the normal daily caloric intake? |
35kcal/kg |
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Most common medical problems faced primary health care is |
Coryza |
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Physician's carelessness is known as: |
Malpractice |
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The maximum dose of ibuprofen is: |
3200 mg |
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Which of the following disease is not transmitted by mosquitoes? |
Relapsing fever--> Borrelia--> tick/louse |
Yellow fever--> Flavivirus--> mosquitoes Rift Valler fever--> RVF virus--> mosquitoes Filariasis--> Wuchereria/Brugia--> mosquitoes Dengue Fever--> Dengue firus (Flavivirus)--> mosquitoes |
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Incidence is calculated as the number of: |
New cases during the study period |
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