Mock Exam 9
Q1. Most common medical problems faced
in primary health care is:
a. Coryza
b. UTI
c. Hypertension
d. Diabetes
Q2. You were working in a clinic with
a consultant who prescribed a drug that was contraindicated to the patient (the
patient was allergic to that drug) but you didn't interfere & assumed that
he knows better than you do. Which of the following you have violated:
a. Professional competence
b. Quality of patient care
c. Honesty
d. Patient relationship
e. Maintaining trust
Q3. Physician's carelessness is known
as:
a. Malpractice
b. Criminal neglect
c. Malfeasance
d. Nonfeasance
Q4. For health education programs to
be successful all are true except:
a. Human behavior must be well
understood
b. Information should be from
cultural background
c. Doctors are the only health
educators
e. Involve society members at early
stage
Q5. What is the most important in
counseling?
a. Exclude physical illness
b. Establishing rapport
c. Family
d. Scheduled appointment
Q6. Healthy patient with family
history of DM type 2, the most important factors that increase chance of DM
are:
a. HTN and Obesity
b. Smoking and Obesity
c. Pregnancy and HTN
d. Pregnancy and Smoking
Q7. What is the shape of a
distribution graph seen in a normal distribution curve?
…………………………………………………………………………
Q8. Comparing the prospective and
retrospective studies, all are true except:
a. Retrospective are typically more
biased than prospective
b. Retrospective studies are
typically quicker than prospective
c. Prospective allocation of person
into group depends on whether he has the disease or not.
d. Prospective costs more than
retrospective.
e. Effect is more identifiable in
prospective.
Q9. The maximum dose of ibuprofen is:
a. 800
b. 1600
c. 3000
d. 3200
Q10. Standard precautions are
recommended to be practiced by all health workers (HCW) to prevent spread of
infection between patient and HCW the most important measure:
a. Wearing gloves when examining
every patient
b. Hand washing before and after
each patient
c. Wearing mask & gown before
examining an infected person
d. Recapping needle & put them
in the sharp container
e. Isolation of all infected
persons
Q11. Secondary prevention is least
likely to be beneficial in:
a. Breast cancer
b. Leukemia
c. DM
d. Toxemia of pregnancy
Q12. Which of the following diseases is
NOT transmitted by mosquitoes?
a. Rift valley fever
b. Yellow fever
c. Relapsing fever
d. Filariasis
e. Dengue fever
Q13. You were asked to manage an HIV
patient who was involved in a car accident. You know that this patient is a
drug addict & has extramarital relations. What are you going to do?
a. Complete isolation of the
patient when he is in the hospital
b. You have the right no to look
after the patient to protect yourself
c. You will manage this emergency
case with taking all the recommended precautions into account
d. You will report him to legal
authorities after recovery
e. Tell his family that he is HIV
positive
Q14. You received the CT scan report on
a mother of three who had a malignant melanoma removed 3 years ago. It was a
Clerk’s level , and the prognosis was excellent. The patient came to your
office 1 week ago complaining of chest and abdominal pain. A CT scan revealed
metastatic lesions. She is in your office, and you have to deliver the bad news
to her. The FIRST step in breaking news is to:
a. Deliver the news all in one blow
and get it over with as quickly as is humanly possible.
b. Fire a “warning shot” that some
bad news is coming.
c. Find out how much the patient
knows.
d. Find out how much the patient
wants to know it.
e. Tell the patient not to worry.
Q15. Incidence is calculated as the
number of:
a. Old cases during the study
period.
b. New cases during the study
period
c. New cases at a point in time
d. Old cases at a point in time.
e. Existing cases at a study
period.
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Here are the answers to the mock exam 9
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Q1. Most common medical problems faced
in primary health care is:
a. Coryza
b. UTI
c. Hypertension
d. Diabetes
Q2. You were working in a clinic with
a consultant who prescribed a drug that was contraindicated to the patient (the
patient was allergic to that drug) but you didn't interfere & assumed that
he knows better than you do. Which of the following you have violated:
a. Professional competence
b. Quality of patient care
c. Honesty
d. Patient relationship
e. Maintaining trust
Q3. Physician's carelessness is known
as:
a. Malpractice
b. Criminal neglect
c. Malfeasance
d. Nonfeasance
Q4. For health education programs to
be successful all are true except:
a. Human behavior must be well
understood
b. Information should be from
cultural background
c. Doctors are the only health
educators
d. Methods include pictures and
videos (mass media)
e. Involve society members at early
stage
Q5. What is the most important in
counseling?
a. Exclude physical illness
b. Establishing rapport
c. Family
d. Scheduled appointment
Q6. Healthy patient with family
history of DM type 2, the most important factors that increase chance of DM
are:
a. HTN and Obesity
b. Smoking and Obesity
c. Pregnancy and HTN
d. Pregnancy and Smoking
Q7. What is the shape of a
distribution graph seen in a normal distribution curve?
…………………………………………………………………………
Bell shaped
Q8. Comparing the prospective and
retrospective studies, all are true except:
a. Retrospective are typically more
biased than prospective
b. Retrospective studies are
typically quicker than prospective
c. Prospective allocation of person
into group depends on whether he has the disease or not.
d. Prospective costs more than
retrospective.
e. Effect is more identifiable in
prospective.
Q9. The maximum dose of ibuprofen is:
a. 800
b. 1600
c. 3000
d. 3200
800 mg per dose or 3200 mg per day
Q10. Standard precautions are
recommended to be practiced by all health workers (HCW) to prevent spread of
infection between patient and HCW the most important measure:
a. Wearing gloves when examining
every patient
b. Hand washing before and after each
patient
c. Wearing mask & gown before
examining an infected person
d. Recapping needle & put them
in the sharp container
e. Isolation of all infected
persons
Q11. Secondary prevention is least
likely to be beneficial in:
a. Breast cancer
b. Leukemia
c. DM
d. Toxemia of pregnancy
Q12. Which of the following diseases is
NOT transmitted by mosquitoes?
a. Rift valley fever
b. Yellow fever
c. Relapsing fever
d. Filariasis
e. Dengue fever
Q13. You were asked to manage an HIV patient
who was involved in a car accident. You know that this patient is a drug addict
& has extramarital relations. What are you going to do?
a. Complete isolation of the
patient when he is in the hospital
b. You have the right no to look
after the patient to protect yourself
c. You will manage this emergency
case with taking all the recommended precautions into account
d. You will report him to legal
authorities after recovery
e. Tell his family that he is HIV
positive
Q14. You received the CT scan report on
a mother of three who had a malignant melanoma removed 3 years ago. It was a
Clerk’s level , and the prognosis was excellent. The patient came to your
office 1 week ago complaining of chest and abdominal pain. A CT scan revealed
metastatic lesions. She is in your office, and you have to deliver the bad news
to her. The FIRST step in breaking news is to:
a. Deliver the news all in one blow
and get it over with as quickly as is humanly possible.
b. Fire a “warning shot” that some
bad news is coming.
c. Find out how much the patient knows.
d. Find out how much the patient
wants to know it.
e. Tell the patient not to worry.
The answer is c, first find out how
much the patient know according to SPIKES Protocol (S= prepare the setting. P= patient perception of her
illness i.e to find out how much the patient knows. I= invitation, how much the patient want to know.K= knowledge ie tell the patient. E= explore emotion. S= subsequent plan of action)
Q15. Incidence is calculated as the
number of:
a. Old cases during the study
period.
b. New cases during the study period
c. New cases at a point in time
d. Old cases at a point in time.
e. Existing cases at a study
period.
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