Phc Mle 2023

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The DOH program "tutok gamutan" refers to:

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directly observed treatment short course

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Tuberculosis control program of DOH

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a. Directly observed treatment short course therapy is the best way to monitor drug intake

b. Tuberculin test is the best manner for case finding in children

c. Free medicines are given to patients with cavity lesions

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In performing bag technique actions, before opening the bag, you should ask for a basin of water or glass of drinking water if tap water is not available.

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To be used for hand washing

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The frontline health worker in the community is the:

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midwife

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Regional hospitals are classified as what level of facility?

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Tertiary

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Western blot test

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separates the blood proteins and detects the specific proteins (called HIV antibodies) that indicate an HIV infection. The Western blot is used to confirm a positive ELISA, and the combined tests are 99.9% accurate.

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The key strategy to obtain the mission of PHC is.

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Partnership with the people

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Number of eligible infants to be:

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3% of the total population

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A health program that considers people as partners in health care is:

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community-oriented

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Elimination of all microorganisms, including their spores is

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sterilization

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The most common complication of pertussis is?

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emphysema

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HIV examination

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1 positive ELISA and 1 positive

Western blot

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Characteristics of Cholera

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a. Rice watery stools

b. vomiting

c. washer woman’s hand

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links private and public entities to provide a broader platform of health care:

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Intra/Intersectoral collaboration

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First line of defense that the body has

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Intact skin

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Test to detect Albumin or Protein in urine

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Heat and acetic acid test

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Test to detect glucose in urine

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Benedict's test

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Fast breathing in a 3 years old child

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Indicates Pneumonia

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The time in which organism is most active with the greatest vitality and highest infection potency in the patient

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Incubation

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Community-based and accessible

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Primary Health Care

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Patak Days

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Wednesday

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Pregnant women in every 1,500 population

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375!!!

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The basic structural unit of the health care delivery system in the Philippines

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Rural Health Unit

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If infant experience diarrhea:

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Never advise to stop breastfeeding

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Wastage factor of BCG

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2.5

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Provides elementary preventive and curative health care to promote a healthy environment.

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Village/Barangay health workers

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Blood, semen, and breast milk have higher concentrations of HIV than urine, saliva, vomitus, and stool.

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HIV Awareness

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Resistance inherent to body tissue against infection brought about by previous attacks of disease produces:

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Natural active immunity

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Services are provided on an out-patient basis

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Primary facilities

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One of the aims of primary health care is:

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Promotion of self-reliance in the community

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A diagnostic test for H-fever

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Tourniquet test

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Tourniquet Test or?

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Rumpel Leads test

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Preventive interventions against diarrhea

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a. Proper sanitation and hygiene

b. breastfeeding

c. high iron diet

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Infos for cracked nipples

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1. it may be due to poor positioning and attachment

2. advice to the woman to wash her nipples w/ clean water daily, avoiding soap and creams

3. leave a drop of milk on the nipples after feeding to help the nipples to heal

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The test is a marker of capillary fragility and it can be used as a triage tool to differentiate patients with acute gastroenteritis, for example, from those with dengue.

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Tourniquet Test/Rumpel Leads test

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Even if a tourniquet test was previously done, it should be repeated if:

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• It was previously negative

• There is no bleeding manifestation

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How to do a Tourniquet Test

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1. Take the patient's blood pressure and record it, for example, (100/70.)

2. Inflate the cuff to a point midway between SBP and DBP and maintain for minutes. (100 + 70) ÷ 2 = 85 mm Hg

3. Reduce and wait 2 minutes.

4. Count petechiae below antecubital fossa. See image at right.

5. A positive test is 10 or more petechiae per 1 square inch.

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HIV

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Human immunodeficiency virus

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is a virus that attacks the body's immune system

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HIV

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If HIV is not treated, it can lead to:

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AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome)

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Epidemiological studies have shown that the following cluster of body fluids can transmit the highest percentage efficiency of the AIDS virus:

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blood, semen, vaginal secretions, breastmilk

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is used to determine what type of leprosy a person has. A sample of inactive (cannot cause infection) leprosy-causing bacteria is injected just under the skin, often on the forearm, so that a small lump pushes the skin up. The lump indicates that the antigen has been injected at the correct depth.

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Lepromin skin test

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Only certain body fluids from a person who has HIV can transmit HIV. These fluids includes:

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• blood,

•semen (cum),

• pre-seminal fluid (pre- cum),

• rectal fluids,

• vaginal fluids, and

• breast milk.

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Anti-tuberculosis drugs

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INH, streptomycin, PZA and Rifampicin

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Expanded Program on Immunization of the DOH

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PD 996

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Vaccine that’s not included in the Expanded Program on Immunization

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Hepa B

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Developed in 1913, is a skin test used to determine whether or not a person is susceptible to diphtheria.

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Schick test

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is a test for determining hypersensitivity to diphtheria toxoid by intradermal injection of a small amount in dilute solution.

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MOLONEY TEST

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site of administration for DPT vaccine:

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Upper outer portion of the thigh

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Vaccines most sensitive to heat:

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OPV and measles

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When the AIDS virus attacks the body cells, it destroys explicitly and depletes the:

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T-lymphocytes

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The knowledge that deals with emotion and how the mind works is the science of:

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Psychology

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A disease that needs chronic exposure to spread the infection to another individual:

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Leprosy

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The type of infection acquiring in an individual who has no other active disease is called:

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Primary infection

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Immunity obtained as a result of experiencing an illness is known as:

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Active natural immunity

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A criterion for selecting a community to organize

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Need for basic health services

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Tuberculosis control program of DOH

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a. Directly observed treatment Short Course therapy is the best way to monitor drug intake

b. Tuberculin test is the best manner for case finding in children

d. Free medicines are given to patients with cavity lesions

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The legal basis of PHC is:

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Letter of Instruction no.949

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Vitamins to prevent peripheral neuritis?

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Vit B6

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is one method of determining whether a person is infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

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Mantoux tuberculin skin test (TST)

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The TST is performed by:

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Injecting 0.1 ml of tuberculin purified protein derivative (PPD) into the inner surface of the forearm. The injection should be made with a tuberculin syringe, with the needle bevel facing upward. The TST is an intradermal iniection.

When placed correctly, the injection should produce a pale elevation of the skin (a wheal) 6 to 10 mm in diameter.

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A government health team in the rural area is:

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RURAL Health Unit

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is a Department of Health thrust to prevent morbidity and mortality among infants and children caused by 6 childhood diseases.

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EPI

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Vaccines that are less sensitive to heat:

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DPT, Hepa B, BCG, Tetanus toxoid

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One of the salient features in community organization:

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Collective leadership

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The most effective senses in establishing a bond between a woman and her unborn baby?

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Hearing

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A 6-year old child entering school for the first time

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Foreseeable crisis

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Primary health care is a strategy which focuses on:

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Individuals, families and communities

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The lowest operation unit of the DOH is the:

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Barangay health station

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A severely dehydrated child who can drink was brought to the rural health unit. He is to be referred to the hospital for IV therapy. While being transported, the midwife in the RHU should:

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Give the mother pockets of Oresol and start oral rehydration

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Intermediate level health workers

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Health auxiliary volunteer

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Primary health care implies:

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The partnership between community, government & non-government sectors.

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The immediate supervisor of the PHM at the health center level is the:

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Public Health Nurse

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Primary Health Care is focused on:

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the promotion of the participation of the community in problem identification

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This barangay has a population of 10000.

How many doses of OPV will be needed for this group?

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900 doses

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This barangay has a population of 10000.

Using the data, the number of eligible infants in this barangay is equivalent to:

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300

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DPT is administered:

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0.5 cc intramuscularly for 3 doses

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The barangay health unit is administered by a

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midwife

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According to the national prevalence survey, how many mm induration responses to the PPD test best differentiate the infected from the non-infected Filipinos.

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10

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The basic integral unit of the society:

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family

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The basic integral unit of the society:

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family

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When a community shares in the responsibility and participates in defining the health and health- related problems in the community, this is:

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Intersectoral linkage

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The basic integral unit of the society:

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family

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When a community shares in the responsibility and participates in defining the health and health- related problems in the community, this is:

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Intersectoral linkage

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The following indicates a good position for breastfeeding:

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the baby takes short, swallow suck

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You gave Mrs Jessie the first booster dose of TT on August 15, 2016. She will be asked to comeback on:

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one year after

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You gave Mrs Jessie the first booster dose of TT on August 15, 2016. She will be asked to comeback on:

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one year after

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Initial step in planning

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Define the health problems

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Safe sex practices include:

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Having a monogamous relationship

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The strategies adopted by the DOH for the prevention of neonatal tetanus is/are:

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Educating public in the benefit of immunizing women of childbearing age with tetanus toxoid

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School entrants must be given immunization regardless of the presence of the BCG scar. At what site are you going to give immunization?

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Left deltoid

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An important step to generate community participation is

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Building health centers and hospitals

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Health care delivery system:

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a. brings health care closer to people

b. maximizes the utilization of resources through integration of health facilities

c. implements community linkages through the allocation of the health center to Barangays

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One characteristic of PHC is that it is acceptable, which means:

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It takes into account the local customs & traditions

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At what age of the child should the 7 EPI immunizable diseases be scheduled to provide immunity to the child?

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Before child's first birthday

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The most common means of transmitting tubercle from 1 person to the other is by contamination thru:

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Droplet nuclei

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A. Immunity can be obtained after two primary doses of tetanus toxoid one month before delivery.

B. Immunity lasts 5 months in infants born to an immune mother.

C. Recovery from tetanus does not result in solid immunity.

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Tetanus

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A. Immunity can be obtained after two primary doses of tetanus toxoid one month before delivery.

B. Immunity lasts 5 months in infants born to an immune mother.

C. Recovery from tetanus does not result in solid immunity.

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Tetanus

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The storage temperature for the vaccines which are most sensitive to heat is:

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-15 to -25 degrees centigrade

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A. Immunity can be obtained after two primary doses of tetanus toxoid one month before delivery.

B. Immunity lasts 5 months in infants born to an immune mother.

C. Recovery from tetanus does not result in solid immunity.

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Tetanus

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The storage temperature for the vaccines which are most sensitive to heat is:

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-15 to -25 degrees centigrade

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A 4 years old child, is brought to the clinic for a check-up because of respiratory infection and chest indrawing. On examination, she has no danger signs. As a midwife, you classify the child as having:

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Pneumonia

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Countries where TB disease is common

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Mexico, the Philippines, Vietnam, India, China, Haiti, and Guatemala, or other countries with high rates of TB

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An induration of 10 or more millimeters is considered positive in:

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People born in countries where TB disease is common.

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An induration of 5 or more millimeters is considered positive in:

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-People living with HIV

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The community organizer should observe the following:

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A. recognition of the position and local role of the local authorities in the community

B. acquire a lifestyle that is in keeping with that of the community

C. frequent visits of community organization

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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The legal basis for PHC is;

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LOI 949

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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The legal basis for PHC is;

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LOI 949

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In the maintenance phase, the patient should finish the DOTS drugs daily for:

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4 months

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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The legal basis for PHC is;

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LOI 949

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In the maintenance phase, the patient should finish the DOTS drugs daily for:

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4 months

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Principles of public health include:

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determination of the needs of the community

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Widespread people, participation in community development is effective.

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a. small community or neighborhood

b. large communities

C. nation organization

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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The legal basis for PHC is;

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LOI 949

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In the maintenance phase, the patient should finish the DOTS drugs daily for:

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4 months

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Principles of public health include:

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determination of the needs of the community

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Widespread people, participation in community development is effective.

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a. small community or neighborhood

b. large communities

C. nation organization

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Who is the Chairman of the Municipal Health Board?

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Mayor

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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The legal basis for PHC is;

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LOI 949

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In the maintenance phase, the patient should finish the DOTS drugs daily for:

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4 months

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Principles of public health include:

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determination of the needs of the community

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Widespread people, participation in community development is effective.

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a. small community or neighborhood

b. large communities

C. nation organization

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Who is the Chairman of the Municipal Health Board?

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Mayor

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Characterized by a paroxysmal cough terminating in a long frawn inspiratory effort present in:

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Pertussis

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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The legal basis for PHC is;

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LOI 949

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In the maintenance phase, the patient should finish the DOTS drugs daily for:

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4 months

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Principles of public health include:

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determination of the needs of the community

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Widespread people, participation in community development is effective.

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a. small community or neighborhood

b. large communities

C. nation organization

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Who is the Chairman of the Municipal Health Board?

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Mayor

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Characterized by a paroxysmal cough terminating in a long frawn inspiratory effort present in:

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Pertussis

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Risk of smoking

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1. increase the risk of the lung cancer

2. it may aggravate stomach ulcers

3. increases the risk of mouth & throat cancer

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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The legal basis for PHC is;

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LOI 949

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In the maintenance phase, the patient should finish the DOTS drugs daily for:

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4 months

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Principles of public health include:

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determination of the needs of the community

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Widespread people, participation in community development is effective.

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a. small community or neighborhood

b. large communities

C. nation organization

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Who is the Chairman of the Municipal Health Board?

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Mayor

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Characterized by a paroxysmal cough terminating in a long frawn inspiratory effort present in:

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Pertussis

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Risk of smoking

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1. increase the risk of the lung cancer

2. it may aggravate stomach ulcers

3. increases the risk of mouth & throat cancer

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The law that mandates devolution of basic services from the national government to local government unit.

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RA 7160

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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The legal basis for PHC is;

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LOI 949

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In the maintenance phase, the patient should finish the DOTS drugs daily for:

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4 months

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Principles of public health include:

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determination of the needs of the community

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Widespread people, participation in community development is effective.

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a. small community or neighborhood

b. large communities

C. nation organization

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Who is the Chairman of the Municipal Health Board?

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Mayor

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Characterized by a paroxysmal cough terminating in a long frawn inspiratory effort present in:

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Pertussis

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Risk of smoking

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1. increase the risk of the lung cancer

2. it may aggravate stomach ulcers

3. increases the risk of mouth & throat cancer

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The law that mandates devolution of basic services from the national government to local government unit.

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RA 7160

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Maternal passive immunity is acquired through the:

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Placenta

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Breaking the chain of infection

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Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

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Symptoms of cholera includes:

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а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

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Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

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Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

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Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

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1. communication

2. education

3. information

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Most important aspect of primary health care:

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Community participation

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The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

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9 months old

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The legal basis for PHC is;

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LOI 949

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In the maintenance phase, the patient should finish the DOTS drugs daily for:

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4 months

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Principles of public health include:

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determination of the needs of the community

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•Can be done as an outpatient procedure

•Is not the same as castration

•A total hernia is a contraindication

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Vasectomy

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Widespread people, participation in community development is effective.

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a. small community or neighborhood

b. large communities

C. nation organization

Front 238

Who is the Chairman of the Municipal Health Board?

Back 238

Mayor

Front 239

Characterized by a paroxysmal cough terminating in a long frawn inspiratory effort present in:

Back 239

Pertussis

Front 240

Risk of smoking

Back 240

1. increase the risk of the lung cancer

2. it may aggravate stomach ulcers

3. increases the risk of mouth & throat cancer

Front 241

The law that mandates devolution of basic services from the national government to local government unit.

Back 241

RA 7160

Front 242

Maternal passive immunity is acquired through the:

Back 242

Placenta

Front 243

A test to determine susceptibility to PTB is:

Back 243

Tine test

Front 244

Breaking the chain of infection

Back 244

Every link in the chain of infection can be interrupted

Front 245

Symptoms of cholera includes:

Back 245

а. vomiting and severe muscular cramps

b. profuse diarrhea

C. cold, sticky perspiration

Front 246

Vaccines that will be administered by IM injection:

Back 246

Hepatitis B Vaccine, DPT, TT

Front 247

Budgeting Health Education Plan includes:

Back 247

1. communication

2. education

3. information

Front 248

Most important aspect of primary health care:

Back 248

Community participation

Front 249

The legible age in administering Measles vaccine:

Back 249

9 months old

Front 250

The legal basis for PHC is;

Back 250

LOI 949

Front 251

In the maintenance phase, the patient should finish the DOTS drugs daily for:

Back 251

4 months

Front 252

A test to determine susceptibility to PTB is:

Back 252

Tine test

Front 253

is used to detect an increase of protein in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).

Back 253

Pandy test

Front 254

is a multiple-puncture tuberculin skin test used to aid in the medical disease TB

Back 254

Tine test

Front 255

is used to determine what type of leprosy a person has.A sample of inactive (cannot cause infection) leprosy-causing bacteria is injected just under the skin, often on the forearm, so that a small lump pushes the skin up. The lump indicates that the antigen has been injected at the correct depth.

The injection site is labeled and examined 3 days, and again 28 days later to see if there is a reaction.

Back 255

Lepromin skin test

Front 256

Test reaction should be read between 48 and 72 hours after administration by a health care worker trained to read TST results. A patient who does not return within 72 hours will need to be rescheduled for another skin test.

The reaction should be measured in millimeters of the induration (firm swelling). The reader should not measure

erythema (redness). The diameter of the indurated area should be measured across the forearm (perpendicular to the long axis).

Back 256

Skin test

Front 257

Primary health care elements:

Back 257

a. promotive, protective, curative & rehabilitative

b. accessible & available to all

c. integrated health services

Front 258

An important step to generate community participation is:

Back 258

Organizing the community

Front 259

Health care delivery system:

Back 259

a. brings health care closer to people

b. maximizes the utilization of resources through integration of health facilities

c. implements community linkages through the allocation of the health center to Barangays

Front 260

Supplementation for diarrhea in children?

Back 260

Zinc

Front 261

Supplementation for diarrhea in children?

Back 261

Zinc

Front 262

Plan B in the management of diarrhea means;

Back 262

giving 2 sachets of oresol

Front 263

Supplementation for diarrhea in children?

Back 263

Zinc

Front 264

Plan B in the management of diarrhea means;

Back 264

giving 2 sachets of oresol

Front 265

Intervention for Diarrhea, but no signs of dehydration:

Back 265

Plan A

Front 266

Supplementation for diarrhea in children?

Back 266

Zinc

Front 267

Plan B in the management of diarrhea means;

Back 267

giving 2 sachets of oresol

Front 268

Intervention for Diarrhea, but no signs of dehydration:

Back 268

Plan A

Front 269

Plan C in the management of severe dehydration means;

Back 269

IV

Front 270

Supplementation for diarrhea in children?

Back 270

Zinc

Front 271

Plan B in the management of diarrhea means;

Back 271

giving 2 sachets of oresol

Front 272

Intervention for Diarrhea, but no signs of dehydration:

Back 272

Plan A

Front 273

Plan C in the management of severe dehydration means;

Back 273

IV

Front 274

ORS

Back 274

over 4 hours

Front 275

Supplementation for diarrhea in children?

Back 275

Zinc

Front 276

Plan B in the management of diarrhea means;

Back 276

giving 2 sachets of oresol

Front 277

Intervention for Diarrhea, but no signs of dehydration:

Back 277

Plan A

Front 278

Plan C in the management of severe dehydration means;

Back 278

IV

Front 279

ORS

Back 279

over 4 hours

Front 280

IMCI

Back 280

Integrated Management of Childhood Iness

Front 281

Supplementation for diarrhea in children?

Back 281

Zinc

Front 282

Plan B in the management of diarrhea means;

Back 282

giving 2 sachets of oresol

Front 283

Intervention for Diarrhea, but no signs of dehydration:

Back 283

Plan A

Front 284

Plan C in the management of severe dehydration means;

Back 284

IV

Front 285

ORS

Back 285

over 4 hours

Front 286

IMCI

Back 286

Integrated Management of Childhood Iness

Front 287

Boo was subjected to a PPD test. The midwife performed a PPD test on his right forearm today. When should he return to have the test read?

Back 287

48 hours after performing the test

Front 288

Mantoux test

Back 288

to determine the extent of lesions

Front 289

Host of Schistosomiasis Japonicum:

Back 289

From Snails, fecal oral route

Front 290

Leprosy can be transmitted through:

Back 290

Prolonged skin-to-skin contact

Front 291

Leprosy can be transmitted through:

Back 291

Prolonged skin-to-skin contact

Front 292

ASIN Law!!! Act for salt iodinization nationwide

Back 292

8172!!!

Front 293

Obstetric History in pregnancy

Back 293

Panel 1

Front 294

Obstetric History in pregnancy

Back 294

Panel 1

Front 295

First postpartum clinic visit

Back 295

After 3-5 days

Front 296

Obstetric History in pregnancy

Back 296

Panel 1

Front 297

First postpartum clinic visit

Back 297

After 3-5 days

Front 298

Schick's test/Moloney's Test

Back 298

For Diphtheria!!!

Front 299

Obstetric History in pregnancy

Back 299

Panel 1

Front 300

First postpartum clinic visit

Back 300

After 3-5 days

Front 301

Schick's test/Moloney's Test

Back 301

For Diphtheria!!!

Front 302

A pregnant woman should not be given which anti TB drug?

Back 302

Streptomycin - Can cause neural deafness to baby

Front 303

Obstetric History in pregnancy

Back 303

Panel 1

Front 304

First postpartum clinic visit

Back 304

After 3-5 days

Front 305

Schick's test/Moloney's Test

Back 305

For Diphtheria!!!

Front 306

A pregnant woman should not be given which anti TB drug?

Back 306

Streptomycin - Can cause neural deafness to baby

Front 307

Initial phase

Back 307

Pre entry phase

Front 308

Obstetric History in pregnancy

Back 308

Panel 1

Front 309

First postpartum clinic visit

Back 309

After 3-5 days

Front 310

Schick's test/Moloney's Test

Back 310

For Diphtheria!!!

Front 311

A pregnant woman should not be given which anti TB drug?

Back 311

Streptomycin - Can cause neural deafness to baby

Front 312

Initial phase

Back 312

Pre entry phase

Front 313

The Mantoux test for TB is what type of injection and administered at what degree?

Back 313

Intradermal, 15 degrees

Front 314

Obstetric History in pregnancy

Back 314

Panel 1

Front 315

First postpartum clinic visit

Back 315

After 3-5 days

Front 316

Schick's test/Moloney's Test

Back 316

For Diphtheria!!!

Front 317

A pregnant woman should not be given which anti TB drug?

Back 317

Streptomycin - Can cause neural deafness to baby

Front 318

Initial phase

Back 318

Pre entry phase

Front 319

The Mantoux test for TB is what type of injection and administered at what degree?

Back 319

Intradermal, 15 degrees

Front 320

the reddish-orange discoloration of urine is the side effect of which anti-TB drug?

Back 320

Rifampicin

Front 321

Obstetric History in pregnancy

Back 321

Panel 1

Front 322

First postpartum clinic visit

Back 322

After 3-5 days

Front 323

Schick's test/Moloney's Test

Back 323

For Diphtheria!!!

Front 324

A pregnant woman should not be given which anti TB drug?

Back 324

Streptomycin - Can cause neural deafness to baby

Front 325

Initial phase

Back 325

Pre entry phase

Front 326

The Mantoux test for TB is what type of injection and administered at what degree?

Back 326

Intradermal, 15 degrees

Front 327

the reddish-orange discoloration of urine is the side effect of which anti-TB drug?

Back 327

Rifampicin

Front 328

Treatment of typhoid fever is:

Back 328

Chloramphenicol

Front 329

When caring for a victim with a bloody nose, you would not:

Back 329

Have the victim sit with head tilted slightly backward while pinching the nostrils together.

Front 330

The Devolution Code of the Philippines is:

Back 330

RA 7160!!!

Front 331

The Devolution Code of the Philippines is:

Back 331

RA 7160!!!

Front 332

The procedure of limiting the movement of well persons or animals exposed to a communicable disease for the period of the disease is called:

Back 332

Quarantine

Front 333

Incubation period of leprosy?

Back 333

5 yrs

Front 334

Incubation period of leprosy?

Back 334

5 yrs

Front 335

Other term for Leprosy

Back 335

Hansen

Front 336

Incubation period of leprosy?

Back 336

5 yrs

Front 337

Other term for Leprosy

Back 337

Hansen

Front 338

Not a viral disease?

Back 338

Diphtheria

Front 339

Standard protocol for the treatment of fever in a child under IMCI?

Back 339

Give Paracetamol

Front 340

Vibrio Cholera

Back 340

During rainy season

Front 341

Vibrio Cholera

Back 341

During rainy season

Front 342

Measles vaccine given 2 times

Back 342

9 and 12 mos

Front 343

Vaccine sensitive to heat

Back 343

OPV, measles, BCG

Front 344

Vaccine sensitive to cold

Back 344

Tetanus

Front 345

Vaccine sensitive to cold

Back 345

Hepa B

Front 346

Vaccine sensitive to cold and heat

Back 346

Tetanus

Front 347

Total population fomula

Back 347

2.7 - infant

3.5 - mother

Front 348

Process of complete enumeration in which every unit of the defined population being studied is included.

Back 348

Census

Front 349

Process of complete enumeration in which every unit of the defined population being studied is included.

Back 349

Census

Front 350

Good index of the general health condition of a community?

Back 350

1) Infant mortality rate

2) Maternal mortality rate

Front 351

Process of complete enumeration in which every unit of the defined population being studied is included.

Back 351

Census

Front 352

Good index of the general health condition of a community?

Back 352

1) Infant mortality rate

2) Maternal mortality rate

Front 353

COPAR stands for

Back 353

Community Organizing Participatory Action Research

Front 354

Process of complete enumeration in which every unit of the defined population being studied is included.

Back 354

Census

Front 355

Good index of the general health condition of a community?

Back 355

1) Infant mortality rate

2) Maternal mortality rate

Front 356

COPAR stands for

Back 356

Community Organizing Participatory Action Research

Front 357

Cereals like rice, bread, and root crops are rich in:

Back 357

carbohydrates

Front 358

Cereals like rice, bread, and root crops are rich in:

Back 358

carbohydrates

Front 359

HOW TO GIVE COMPLEMENTARY FOODS FOR BABIES 6-11MONTHS OLD?

Back 359

• Prepare mixture of thick lugao/cooked rice, soft cooked vegetables. Egg yolk, mashed beans, flaked fish/chicken/ground meat and oil.

• Give mixture by teaspoons 2-4 times daily, increasing the amount of teaspoons and number of feeding until the full recommended amount is consumed

• Give bite-sized fruit separately

• Give egg alone or combine with above food mixture

Front 360

Cereals like rice, bread, and root crops are rich in:

Back 360

carbohydrates

Front 361

HOW TO GIVE COMPLEMENTARY FOODS FOR BABIES 6-11MONTHS OLD?

Back 361

• Prepare mixture of thick lugao/cooked rice, soft cooked vegetables. Egg yolk, mashed beans, flaked fish/chicken/ground meat and oil.

• Give mixture by teaspoons 2-4 times daily, increasing the amount of teaspoons and number of feeding until the full recommended amount is consumed

• Give bite-sized fruit separately

• Give egg alone or combine with above food mixture

Front 362

Water-soluble vitamins:

Back 362

Pyridoxine and riboflavin

Front 363

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 363

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 364

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 364

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 365

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 365

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 366

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 366

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 367

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 367

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 368

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 368

Small intestine

Front 369

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 369

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 370

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 370

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 371

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 371

Small intestine

Front 372

Sterilization

Back 372

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 373

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 373

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 374

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 374

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 375

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 375

Small intestine

Front 376

Sterilization

Back 376

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 377

Decontamination

Back 377

is the process of pretreating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning. This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 378

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 378

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 379

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 379

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 380

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 380

Small intestine

Front 381

Sterilization

Back 381

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 382

Decontamination

Back 382

is the process of pretreating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning. This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 383

Disinfection

Back 383

is the process that eliminates all but not all disease producing microorganisms. It is done by boiling and use of chemicals.

Front 384

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 384

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 385

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 385

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 386

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 386

Small intestine

Front 387

Sterilization

Back 387

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 388

Decontamination

Back 388

is the process of pretreating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning. This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 389

Disinfection

Back 389

is the process that eliminates all but not all disease producing microorganisms. It is done by boiling and use of chemicals.

Front 390

Antisepsis

Back 390

is the process of inhibiting the growth of microorganisms on skin and body tissues.

Front 391

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 391

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 392

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 392

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 393

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 393

Small intestine

Front 394

Sterilization

Back 394

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 395

Decontamination

Back 395

is the process of pretreating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning. This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 396

Disinfection

Back 396

is the process that eliminates all but not all disease producing microorganisms. It is done by boiling and use of chemicals.

Front 397

Antisepsis

Back 397

is the process of inhibiting the growth of microorganisms on skin and body tissues.

Front 398

Decontamination -

Back 398

is the process of pre-treating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning.

This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 399

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 399

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 400

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 400

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 401

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 401

Small intestine

Front 402

Sterilization

Back 402

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 403

Decontamination

Back 403

is the process of pretreating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning. This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 404

Disinfection

Back 404

is the process that eliminates all but not all disease producing microorganisms. It is done by boiling and use of chemicals.

Front 405

Antisepsis

Back 405

is the process of inhibiting the growth of microorganisms on skin and body tissues.

Front 406

Decontamination -

Back 406

is the process of pre-treating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning.

This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 407

PRE-CONSUATION VISIT:

Back 407

clinical history taking, vital sings, physical assessments, laboratory exams and documentation

Front 408

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 408

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 409

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 409

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 410

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 410

Small intestine

Front 411

Sterilization

Back 411

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 412

Decontamination

Back 412

is the process of pretreating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning. This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 413

Disinfection

Back 413

is the process that eliminates all but not all disease producing microorganisms. It is done by boiling and use of chemicals.

Front 414

Antisepsis

Back 414

is the process of inhibiting the growth of microorganisms on skin and body tissues.

Front 415

Decontamination -

Back 415

is the process of pre-treating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning.

This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 416

PRE-CONSUATION VISIT:

Back 416

clinical history taking, vital sings, physical assessments, laboratory exams and documentation

Front 417

MEDICAL EXAMINATION:

Back 417

ensure privacy, safety and comfort of the patient throughout procedure

Front 418

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 418

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 419

POST-CONSULATION:

Back 419

explain findings and needed care, refer as needed, make appointment for nest clinic/ home visit

Front 420

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 420

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 421

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 421

Small intestine

Front 422

Sterilization

Back 422

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 423

Decontamination

Back 423

is the process of pretreating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning. This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 424

Disinfection

Back 424

is the process that eliminates all but not all disease producing microorganisms. It is done by boiling and use of chemicals.

Front 425

Antisepsis

Back 425

is the process of inhibiting the growth of microorganisms on skin and body tissues.

Front 426

Decontamination -

Back 426

is the process of pre-treating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning.

This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 427

PRE-CONSUATION VISIT:

Back 427

clinical history taking, vital sings, physical assessments, laboratory exams and documentation

Front 428

MEDICAL EXAMINATION:

Back 428

ensure privacy, safety and comfort of the patient throughout procedure

Front 429

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 429

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 430

POST-CONSULATION:

Back 430

explain findings and needed care, refer as needed, make appointment for nest clinic/ home visit

Front 431

they can be given a whole egg at:

Back 431

After 1yr

Front 432

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 432

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 433

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 433

Small intestine

Front 434

Sterilization

Back 434

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 435

Decontamination

Back 435

is the process of pretreating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning. This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 436

Disinfection

Back 436

is the process that eliminates all but not all disease producing microorganisms. It is done by boiling and use of chemicals.

Front 437

Antisepsis

Back 437

is the process of inhibiting the growth of microorganisms on skin and body tissues.

Front 438

Decontamination -

Back 438

is the process of pre-treating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning.

This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 439

PRE-CONSUATION VISIT:

Back 439

clinical history taking, vital sings, physical assessments, laboratory exams and documentation

Front 440

MEDICAL EXAMINATION:

Back 440

ensure privacy, safety and comfort of the patient throughout procedure

Front 441

The skin lesions in leprosy are:

Back 441

Hypopigmented and hypoaesthetic

Front 442

POST-CONSULATION:

Back 442

explain findings and needed care, refer as needed, make appointment for nest clinic/ home visit

Front 443

they can be given a whole egg at:

Back 443

After 1yr

Front 444

afflicted with cerebrospinal fever

Back 444

Meningococcemia

Front 445

ANTIGEN

• foreign material capable of exciting the immune system and activating antibody formation

Back 445

ANTIBODY

• special protein that is produced in response to antigen

Front 446

In studies regarding the absorption of calcium, it is found out that it is absorbed only from:

Back 446

Small intestine

Front 447

Sterilization

Back 447

The process that kill pathogenic and non pathogenic microorganisms.

Front 448

Decontamination

Back 448

is the process of pretreating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning. This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 449

Disinfection

Back 449

is the process that eliminates all but not all disease producing microorganisms. It is done by boiling and use of chemicals.

Front 450

Antisepsis

Back 450

is the process of inhibiting the growth of microorganisms on skin and body tissues.

Front 451

Decontamination -

Back 451

is the process of pre-treating objects contaminated with blood, body fluids and tissues for them to be safe enough for a person to handle before cleaning.

This is done by soaking instruments in chemicals.

Front 452

PRE-CONSUATION VISIT:

Back 452

clinical history taking, vital sings, physical assessments, laboratory exams and documentation

Front 453

MEDICAL EXAMINATION:

Back 453

ensure privacy, safety and comfort of the patient throughout procedure