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| 2 | Your score? | 606 |
| 3 | Q1. B — Prevalence measures all existing cases of disease in a population at a particular point or period of time.
Q2. A — The index case is the first case identified by health authorities during an outbreak investigation.
Q3. C — Cohort studies follow exposed and unexposed individuals over time to determine disease occurrence.
Q4. D — A highly sensitive test detects nearly all diseased individuals but may increase false positives.
Q5. C — Case-control studies are efficient in outbreak investigations for identifying potential exposures.
Q6. A — Low birth weight is defined as birth weight less than 2.5 kg irrespective of gestational age.
Q7. D — Acute flaccid paralysis is an immediately notifiable event requiring urgent reporting.
Q8. B — Birth and death registration data are collected under the Civil Registration System.
Q9. C — Vaccination is a form of specific protection under primary prevention.
Q10. D — Incidence rate measures newly occurring cases in a defined population over a period.
Q11. A — Relative risk expresses the strength of association between exposure and disease.
Q12. B — Secondary attack rate estimates spread among susceptible contacts of primary cases.
Q13. D — Community trials allocate interventions at community rather than individual level.
Q14. C — Correlation coefficient measures the strength and direction of relationship between variables.
Q15. B — Positive predictive value increases as prevalence of disease increases.
Q16. D — Immunization prevents disease occurrence and is therefore primary prevention.
Q17. A — Primordial prevention aims to prevent development of risk factors themselves.
Q18. C — Case fatality rate measures severity by calculating deaths among diagnosed cases.
Q19. D — Cross-sectional studies measure exposure and disease simultaneously at one point in time.
Q20. A — Vaccination aims to prevent disease occurrence and belongs to primary prevention.
Q21. B — Case-control studies start with disease status and assess prior exposure history.
Q22. C — Secondary attack rate measures transmission among contacts within one incubation period.
Q23. D — Screening tests prioritize sensitivity to avoid missing true cases.
Q24. A — Student t-test compares means between two independent groups.
Q25. C — Attack rate is commonly used during outbreaks to assess risk among exposed persons.
Q26. B — Civil Registration System continuously records births and deaths by law.
Q27. D — Rehabilitation after stroke is a component of tertiary prevention.
Q28. C — Odds ratio is the principal measure of association in case-control studies.
Q29. A — Attributable risk equals incidence in exposed minus incidence in unexposed individuals.
Q30. B — NFHS provides national data on fertility, health, nutrition, and family planning indicators. | 688 |
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| 5 | Q17. A medical officer notices increasing obesity among school children due to unhealthy dietary habits and sedentary lifestyle. Measures aimed at preventing emergence of risk factors represent:
A. Primordial prevention
B. Primary prevention
C. Secondary prevention
D. Rehabilitation
Q18. During a cholera outbreak, the proportion of patients dying from cholera among all diagnosed cholera cases is calculated. This measure is called:
A. Crude death rate
B. Infant mortality rate
C. Case fatality rate
D. Proportional mortality rate
Q19. A survey records blood pressure values from all adults in a village on a single day without follow-up. Which study design is being performed?
A. Cohort study
B. Experimental study
C. Case-control study
D. Cross-sectional study
Q20. A child aged 10 months receives measles-rubella vaccine under the national immunization schedule. This vaccine is administered primarily to:
A. Prevent occurrence of disease
B. Detect disease early
C. Limit disability
D. Promote rehabilitation
Q21. A researcher selects patients with myocardial infarction and compares them with healthy controls to study smoking exposure. Which study design is this?
A. Cohort study
B. Case-control study
C. Cross-sectional study
D. Ecological study
Q22. During an epidemic investigation, the number of new cases occurring among contacts of primary cases within one incubation period is measured as:
A. Attack rate
B. Crude incidence rate
C. Secondary attack rate
D. Point prevalence
Q23. A screening test for HIV is designed to minimize false negative results, even if false positives increase. Which test characteristic is prioritized?
A. Specificity
B. Positive predictive value
C. Accuracy
D. Sensitivity
Q24. A researcher compares average hemoglobin levels between two independent groups of pregnant women. Which statistical test is most appropriate?
A. Student t-test
B. Chi-square test
C. Pearson correlation
D. ANOVA
Q25. During an outbreak of hepatitis A in a hostel, investigators calculate the proportion of exposed students who became ill after eating contaminated food. Which measure is being calculated?
A. Incidence rate
B. Secondary attack rate
C. Attack rate
D. Prevalence
Q26. A country records all births and deaths continuously through a legal administrative process. Which demographic tool is being used?
A. Census
B. Civil Registration System
C. Sample survey
D. Sentinel surveillance
Q27. A physician treats a patient with stroke using physiotherapy and occupational therapy to restore function. This intervention belongs to:
A. Primary prevention
B. Secondary prevention
C. Specific protection
D. Tertiary prevention
Q28. A study reports that patients exposed to asbestos have an odds ratio of 8 for developing mesothelioma. This measure is most commonly derived from:
A. Cohort studies
B. Randomized trials
C. Case-control studies
D. Ecological studies
Q29. A researcher calculates the difference in disease incidence between exposed and unexposed groups. Which epidemiological measure is this?
A. Attributable risk
B. Relative risk
C. Odds ratio
D. Hazard ratio
Q30. A national survey collects information regarding fertility, nutrition, and family planning practices using representative household sampling. Which survey is being described?
A. Census
B. National Family Health Survey
C. Civil Registration System
D. Sample Registration System | 921 |
| 6 | Q1. A community health officer surveys a village of 5,000 people and identifies 250 existing cases of hypertension on a particular day. Which epidemiological measure is being estimated?
A. Incidence density
B. Prevalence
C. Attack rate
D. Secondary attack rate
Q2. During an outbreak investigation, the first identified case that draws attention to the existence of an outbreak is termed:
A. Index case
B. Primary case
C. Secondary case
D. Co-primary case
Q3. A researcher follows 10,000 smokers and non-smokers for 15 years to determine the development of lung cancer. Which study design is being used?
A. Cross-sectional study
B. Case-control study
C. Cohort study
D. Ecological study
Q4. A screening test for cervical cancer identifies all diseased individuals correctly but also labels many healthy individuals as positive. Which characteristic is high in this test?
A. Positive predictive value
B. Specificity
C. Negative predictive value
D. Sensitivity
Q5. During an epidemic of food poisoning at a wedding, investigators compare the food consumed by affected and unaffected individuals to identify the source. Which epidemiological study is most appropriate?
A. Cross-sectional study
B. Cohort study
C. Case-control study
D. Randomized trial
Q6. A newborn weighing 2.2 kg is delivered at 38 weeks gestation without congenital anomalies. Under public health classification, this infant is categorized as:
A. Low birth weight baby
B. Very low birth weight baby
C. Extremely low birth weight baby
D. Small for gestational age baby
Q7. A child develops acute flaccid paralysis and is immediately reported to surveillance authorities. Under the national surveillance program, the expected reporting time is:
A. Within one month
B. Within one week
C. Within 72 hours
D. Immediately
Q8. A village health worker records all births and deaths occurring in her area every month. Which demographic source is she contributing to?
A. Sample Registration System
B. Civil Registration System
C. Census
D. National Family Health Survey
Q9. A vaccine provides protection by stimulating antibody production without causing disease. This type of prevention is classified as:
A. Primordial prevention
B. Secondary prevention
C. Primary prevention
D. Tertiary prevention
Q10. A district reports 200 new cases of tuberculosis during 2025 among a population of 2 lakh people. Which epidemiological measure is being calculated?
A. Point prevalence
B. Period prevalence
C. Case fatality rate
D. Incidence rate
Q11. A researcher finds that smoking increases the risk of lung cancer by 20 times compared with non-smokers. Which measure expresses this association?
A. Relative risk
B. Attributable risk
C. Odds ratio
D. Absolute risk
Q12. A health worker visits a house where a patient with pulmonary tuberculosis lives with four family members. The probability that one family member acquires disease from the index case is measured by:
A. Attack rate
B. Secondary attack rate
C. Incidence rate
D. Prevalence ratio
Q13. A community intervention study allocates one village to receive fluoridated water and another village as control. Participants are not randomized individually. Which study design is this?
A. Cohort study
B. Cross-sectional study
C. Case-control study
D. Community trial
Q14. During data analysis, a researcher observes that increasing age is associated with increasing blood pressure values in a linear pattern. Which statistical test best measures this relationship?
A. Chi-square test
B. Student t-test
C. Correlation coefficient
D. ANOVA
Q15. A screening test for diabetes has sensitivity of 90% and specificity of 95%. Which measure increases when disease prevalence increases?
A. Sensitivity
B. Positive predictive value
C. Specificity
D. False positive rate
Q16. A child receives oral polio vaccine at birth, 6 weeks, 10 weeks, and 14 weeks. This represents which level of prevention?
A. Primordial prevention
B. Secondary prevention
C. Tertiary prevention
D. Primary prevention | 771 |
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| 10 | Q1. B — Incised wounds have clean-cut margins, are longer than deep, and often show tailing due to withdrawal of the weapon.
Q2. A — Paltauf hemorrhages are subpleural hemorrhages considered supportive evidence of drowning.
Q3. C — Consent is mandatory for examination of sexual assault survivors; refusal must be respected and documented.
Q4. D — Adipocere formation generally becomes appreciable after about 3 weeks under moist conditions.
Q5. C — Carbon monoxide poisoning classically produces cherry-red postmortem lividity.
Q6. A — Bilateral periorbital ecchymosis due to anterior cranial fossa fracture is called raccoon eyes.
Q7. D — Heat hematoma is an extradural blood collection produced by intense heat exposure.
Q8. B — Bitter almond odor is classically associated with cyanide poisoning, though not everyone can detect it.
Q9. C — Tramline bruises occur due to impact with cylindrical objects like sticks or rods.
Q10. D — Detection of diatoms in distant organs strongly supports antemortem drowning rather than postmortem immersion.
Q11. A — Typical hanging produces an oblique, non-continuous ligature mark placed high in the neck.
Q12. B — Sexual intercourse with a person below 18 years is statutory rape irrespective of consent.
Q13. C — Tattooing and blackening indicate an intermediate range firearm injury.
Q14. C — Organophosphorus poisoning causes cholinergic excess producing SLUDGE symptoms and miosis.
Q15. B — In emergencies, life-saving treatment can be provided under implied consent.
Q16. D — Generalized rigor mortis with fixed hypostasis usually indicates death around 12–24 hours earlier.
Q17. A — Semen samples provide the highest DNA yield for identification in sexual assault cases.
Q18. C — Methanol poisoning causes optic neuritis, visual loss, and severe metabolic acidosis.
Q19. D — Pugilistic attitude results from heat-induced coagulation and contraction of muscles.
Q20. A — Ossification studies are the most reliable method for age estimation in adolescents.
Q21. B — Chronic arsenic poisoning causes characteristic raindrop pigmentation and hyperkeratosis.
Q22. C — Throttling refers to manual strangulation and is commonly associated with hyoid fracture.
Q23. D — Sulfhemoglobin formation from bacterial action causes the initial green discoloration of decomposition.
Q24. A — Lead poisoning presents with abdominal colic, wrist drop, constipation, and Burtonian blue line.
Q25. C — Hydrostatic lung test determines whether respiration occurred after birth.
Q26. B — A person aged 18 years or above can legally provide valid consent for medical procedures in India.
Q27. D — Abrasion collar is a characteristic feature of an entry wound in firearm injuries.
Q28. C — Aluminum phosphide poisoning causes garlic odor and severe cardiovascular toxicity.
Q29. A — Cobra venom produces predominant neurotoxic manifestations with minimal local reaction.
Q30. B — Failure to obey a court summons without justification may constitute contempt of court. | 1 399 |
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| 12 | Q17. During examination of an alleged rape survivor, samples are collected for DNA analysis. Which specimen provides the highest yield for identifying the accused?
A. Semen sample
B. Hair root
C. Nail clippings
D. Saliva swab
Q18. A patient presents with severe metabolic acidosis, visual disturbances, and optic neuritis after consuming illicit alcohol. Which poison is responsible?
A. Ethylene glycol
B. Ethanol
C. Methanol
D. Isopropyl alcohol
Q19. A body recovered from fire exhibits flexion of elbows, knees, and fingers due to heat-induced muscle contraction. This posture is known as:
A. Fencing posture
B. Decerebrate posture
C. Cadaveric spasm
D. Pugilistic attitude
Q20. A doctor is asked to issue a medicolegal age estimation certificate for an adolescent. Which examination provides the most reliable estimate in this age group?
A. Ossification study
B. Blood grouping
C. Fingerprint examination
D. Iris pattern analysis
Q21. A patient with suspected arsenic poisoning presents with abdominal pain, vomiting, and rice-water stools. Which chronic manifestation is characteristic?
A. Gingival hypertrophy
B. Raindrop pigmentation
C. Blue line on gums
D. Alopecia
Q22. A victim of manual strangulation presents with nail marks over the neck and fractures of the hyoid bone. Which type of asphyxial death is most likely?
A. Hanging
B. Smothering
C. Throttling
D. Choking
Q23. A body shows green discoloration over the right iliac fossa during decomposition. This is mainly due to:
A. Sulfur dioxide formation
B. Carbon monoxide accumulation
C. Methane production
D. Sulfhemoglobin formation
Q24. A patient presents with severe abdominal pain, constipation, wrist drop, and bluish discoloration of the gums. Which poisoning is most likely?
A. Lead poisoning
B. Mercury poisoning
C. Copper poisoning
D. Zinc poisoning
Q25. During autopsy of a suspected infanticide case, hydrostatic test is performed on the lungs. The primary purpose of this test is to determine:
A. Cause of death
B. Gestational age
C. Whether the child breathed after birth
D. Time since death
Q26. A person signs a valid consent form before elective surgery. The essential legal age for giving valid medical consent in India is:
A. 16 years
B. 18 years
C. 21 years
D. 25 years
Q27. During autopsy of a gunshot victim, an abrasion collar is noted around the entry wound. This finding is characteristic of:
A. Exit wound
B. Blast injury
C. Shotgun pellet wound
D. Entry wound
Q28. A patient presents with severe abdominal pain and garlic odor on breath after ingestion of pesticide tablets used for grain preservation. Which poison is most likely?
A. Organophosphorus compound
B. Carbon monoxide
C. Aluminum phosphide
D. Methanol
Q29. A patient with snake bite develops ptosis, ophthalmoplegia, and respiratory paralysis without significant local swelling. Which snake is most likely responsible?
A. Cobra
B. Russell viper
C. Saw-scaled viper
D. Pit viper
Q30. A doctor receives a court summons to appear as a witness in a medicolegal case but fails to attend without valid reason. This act may amount to:
A. Criminal negligence
B. Contempt of court
C. Defamation
D. Professional misconduct | 1 302 |
| 13 | Q1. A 32-year-old man is brought for medicolegal examination after sustaining an injury during an assault. The wound is spindle-shaped with clean-cut margins and tailing present at one end. Which type of injury is most likely?
A. Lacerated wound
B. Incised wound
C. Abrasion
D. Contusion
Q2. During autopsy of a victim recovered from water, fine white froth is seen coming from the nostrils and mouth. The lungs are voluminous and overlap the heart. What is the most characteristic finding suggestive of drowning?
A. Paltauf hemorrhages
B. Heat hematoma
C. Battle sign
D. Coup injury
Q3. A patient presents to the emergency department after alleged sexual assault. The survivor is conscious and refuses genital examination despite counseling. What is the most appropriate action?
A. Proceed with examination in public interest
B. Obtain police permission first
C. Respect refusal and document it
D. Wait for court order
Q4. A decomposed body is found in a forest area. Adipocere formation is noted during autopsy. Under favorable conditions, adipocere formation usually becomes apparent after:
A. 12 hours
B. 24 hours
C. 2–3 days
D. 3 weeks
Q5. A man is found unconscious in a closed room with a charcoal stove burning overnight. Cherry-red discoloration of postmortem lividity is observed. Which poisoning is most likely?
A. Cyanide poisoning
B. Phosphorus poisoning
C. Carbon monoxide poisoning
D. Copper poisoning
Q6. A victim of assault has bruising around both eyes following a fracture involving the anterior cranial fossa. What is this sign called?
A. Raccoon eyes
B. Battle sign
C. Puppe's rule
D. Krönlein shot
Q7. A body recovered from fire shows an extradural collection resembling hematoma but caused by heat exposure. What is this finding called?
A. Coup hemorrhage
B. Subdural hematoma
C. Pontine hemorrhage
D. Heat hematoma
Q8. A patient dies after ingesting an unknown poison. During autopsy, a smell of bitter almonds is noted from the stomach contents. Which poison is most likely responsible?
A. Organophosphorus compound
B. Cyanide
C. Kerosene
D. Alcohol
Q9. A prisoner is brought to the hospital with alleged custodial torture. The medical officer notices multiple parallel linear bruises over the back caused by repeated beating with a stick. This pattern is known as:
A. Hesitation cuts
B. Patterned abrasion
C. Tramline bruises
D. Defense wounds
Q10. A body recovered from water is examined for evidence of drowning. Presence of diatoms in distant organs such as bone marrow strongly suggests:
A. Hanging
B. Strangulation
C. Postmortem immersion
D. Antemortem drowning
Q11. A person is found dead with a ligature mark high up in the neck, directed upward and backward, and incomplete posteriorly. Which diagnosis is most likely?
A. Hanging
B. Ligature strangulation
C. Manual strangulation
D. Smothering
Q12. A 14-year-old girl becomes pregnant following consensual intercourse with her 19-year-old boyfriend. Under current Indian law, this act is classified as:
A. Adultery
B. Statutory rape
C. Marital rape
D. Unnatural offense
Q13. During autopsy of a firearm injury, blackening and tattooing are observed around the wound. Which range of fire is most likely?
A. Contact shot
B. Distant shot
C. Intermediate range shot
D. Grazing shot
Q14. A victim develops severe salivation, lacrimation, urination, diarrhea, and miosis after pesticide exposure. Which poisoning is most likely?
A. Dhatura poisoning
B. Opioid poisoning
C. Organophosphorus poisoning
D. Carbon monoxide poisoning
Q15. A doctor performs an emergency tracheostomy in an unconscious accident victim without obtaining consent from relatives. This action is legally justified under:
A. Consumer Protection Act
B. Doctrine of implied consent
C. Indian Evidence Act
D. PCPNDT Act
Q16. A body is found with postmortem hypostasis fixed and rigor mortis involving the entire body. The estimated time since death is approximately:
A. Less than 2 hours
B. 2–4 hours
C. 4–6 hours
D. 12–24 hours | 981 |
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| 18 | Q1. B — Neisseria meningitidis appears as intracellular gram-negative kidney-shaped diplococci in CSF.
Q2. A — Leptospira interrogans causes Weil disease with jaundice, myalgia, and conjunctival suffusion after water exposure.
Q3. C — Diphtheria toxin inhibits protein synthesis by ADP-ribosylation of elongation factor-2.
Q4. D — Mucormycosis shows broad aseptate hyphae with right-angle branching, especially in immunocompromised patients.
Q5. C — E. coli is the commonest cause of UTI and produces metallic sheen colonies on EMB agar.
Q6. A — Cryptococcus neoformans is an encapsulated yeast identified by India ink preparation.
Q7. D — Botulinum toxin blocks acetylcholine release causing descending flaccid paralysis.
Q8. B — Clostridioides difficile causes antibiotic-associated pseudomembranous colitis through toxins A and B.
Q9. C — HSV-2 causes painful genital ulcers and multinucleated giant cells on Tzanck smear.
Q10. D — Tetanospasmin blocks release of inhibitory neurotransmitters GABA and glycine causing spastic paralysis.
Q11. A — Mycolic acids in the cell wall retain carbol fuchsin after acid-alcohol decolorization.
Q12. B — Streptococcus pneumoniae causes lobar pneumonia with rusty sputum and lancet-shaped diplococci.
Q13. D — Pseudomonas aeruginosa produces the blue-green pigment pyocyanin.
Q14. C — Mumps virus causes parotitis and may be complicated by orchitis and pancreatitis.
Q15. B — Helicobacter pylori is a urease-positive curved gram-negative bacillus associated with peptic ulcer disease.
Q16. D — Toxoplasma gondii causes multiple ring-enhancing CNS lesions in AIDS patients.
Q17. A — Scrub typhus due to Orientia tsutsugamushi shows eschar and positive OXK Weil-Felix reaction.
Q18. C — EHEC O157:H7 is sorbitol non-fermenting and associated with HUS.
Q19. D — Cholera toxin activates adenylate cyclase via Gs protein causing profuse secretory diarrhea.
Q20. A — Hepatitis B virus is the only member of the Hepadnavirus family infecting humans.
Q21. B — Viridans streptococci commonly cause subacute infective endocarditis after dental procedures.
Q22. C — Shigella dysenteriae causes inflammatory dysentery with blood, mucus, and pus cells.
Q23. D — Candida albicans produces budding yeast cells with pseudohyphae in mucocutaneous infections.
Q24. A — Parainfluenza virus is the most common cause of croup with steeple sign.
Q25. C — Leishmania donovani amastigotes are seen within macrophages in kala-azar.
Q26. B — Pasteurella multocida is classically associated with dog and cat bite infections.
Q27. D — Plasmodium falciparum produces banana-shaped gametocytes and severe malaria.
Q28. C — Epstein-Barr virus causes infectious mononucleosis with atypical lymphocytosis.
Q29. A — Legionella pneumophila is linked to contaminated water systems and diagnosed with urine antigen testing.
Q30. B — Human papillomavirus causes genital warts and high-risk strains are linked to cervical cancer. | 1 350 |
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| 20 | Q16. A patient with AIDS develops multiple ring-enhancing lesions in the brain. Serology and biopsy confirm cerebral toxoplasmosis. Which organism is responsible?
A. Cryptosporidium parvum
B. Entamoeba histolytica
C. Giardia lamblia
D. Toxoplasma gondii
Q17. A patient develops fever and eschar after trekking in a forest area. Weil-Felix test is positive with OXK strain. Which organism is responsible?
A. Orientia tsutsugamushi
B. Rickettsia prowazekii
C. Coxiella burnetii
D. Bartonella henselae
Q18. A patient presents with hemolytic uremic syndrome following bloody diarrhea. Stool culture grows a sorbitol non-fermenting strain. Which organism is responsible?
A. Shigella sonnei
B. Salmonella typhimurium
C. Enterohemorrhagic E. coli
D. Yersinia pestis
Q19. A patient presents with severe rice-water stools leading to dehydration. Which toxin mechanism is responsible for this disease?
A. Inhibition of protein synthesis
B. Inhibition of acetylcholine release
C. Inactivation of elongation factor
D. Persistent activation of adenylate cyclase
Q20. A healthcare worker develops hepatitis after accidental needle-stick injury. Which virus belongs to the Hepadnavirus family?
A. Hepatitis B virus
B. Hepatitis C virus
C. Hepatitis D virus
D. Hepatitis E virus
Q21. A patient with infective endocarditis after dental extraction has blood cultures positive for alpha-hemolytic streptococci. Which organism is the likely cause?
A. Streptococcus pyogenes
B. Viridans streptococci
C. Enterococcus faecium
D. Staphylococcus epidermidis
Q22. A child develops severe dysentery with blood and mucus in stool. Stool microscopy reveals numerous pus cells but no motility. Which organism is most likely?
A. Entamoeba histolytica
B. Vibrio parahaemolyticus
C. Shigella dysenteriae
D. Rotavirus
Q23. A patient develops recurrent oral thrush and esophageal candidiasis after prolonged steroid use. Microscopy demonstrates budding yeast with pseudohyphae. Which organism is responsible?
A. Cryptococcus neoformans
B. Aspergillus flavus
C. Histoplasma capsulatum
D. Candida albicans
Q24. A child presents with barking cough, inspiratory stridor, and steeple sign on neck radiograph. Which virus is the most common cause?
A. Parainfluenza virus
B. Respiratory syncytial virus
C. Influenza virus
D. Adenovirus
Q25. A patient presents with fever, hepatosplenomegaly, and pancytopenia. Bone marrow aspirate shows amastigote forms within macrophages. Which organism is responsible?
A. Trypanosoma cruzi
B. Plasmodium falciparum
C. Leishmania donovani
D. Toxoplasma gondii
Q26. A patient develops severe cellulitis after a dog bite. Culture reveals small gram-negative coccobacilli. Which organism is most likely responsible?
A. Bartonella henselae
B. Pasteurella multocida
C. Brucella melitensis
D. Francisella tularensis
Q27. A patient presents with recurrent episodes of tertian fever every 48 hours. Peripheral smear reveals multiple ring forms and banana-shaped gametocytes. Which organism is responsible?
A. Plasmodium vivax
B. Plasmodium malariae
C. Plasmodium ovale
D. Plasmodium falciparum
Q28. A patient with infectious mononucleosis has fever, pharyngitis, and generalized lymphadenopathy. Which virus is the causative agent?
A. Cytomegalovirus
B. Human herpesvirus 6
C. Epstein-Barr virus
D. Varicella-zoster virus
Q29. A patient presents with severe pneumonia after exposure to contaminated air-conditioning systems. Urine antigen test is positive. Which organism is responsible?
A. Legionella pneumophila
B. Mycoplasma pneumoniae
C. Chlamydia pneumoniae
D. Klebsiella pneumoniae
Q30. A patient with recurrent genital warts has lesions caused by a DNA virus associated with cervical carcinoma. Which virus is responsible?
A. Herpes simplex virus
B. Human papillomavirus
C. Molluscum contagiosum virus
D. Cytomegalovirus | 1 481 |
