Social & Preventive Medicine MCQ Questions – Page 272

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2440 Social & Preventive Medicine

If the objective of the investigator is to assess the incidence of tuberculosis infection in a community, the most appropriate methodology would be to-

AIdentify all individuals with positive tuberculin test

BPerform sputum examination of chest symtomatics

CIdentify new conveers to Tuberculin test

DScreen all under-five children with Tuberculin test

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2441 Social & Preventive Medicine

Patientswith STD are asked to name other persons of either sex who move in the same socio sexual environment. These patients are then screened for the disease. This process is known as:

ACluster testing

BMass screening

CHigh risk screening

DNone of the above

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2442 Social & Preventive Medicine

Which of the following Anti-leprotic drugs is not given in blister packs of NLEP?

AMinocycline

BRifampicin

CClofazimine

DDapsone

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2443 Social & Preventive Medicine

Cause to effect progression is seen in all except ?

ACase control study

BEcological study

CCoho study

DRandomized control trial

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2444 Social & Preventive Medicine

HIV prevalence can be assessed by-

ASentinel surveillance

BActive

CPassive

DRegister

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2445 Social & Preventive Medicine

All of the following features are true about cross sectional study except –

AAll cases are seen at one point in time

BFollow up is not a necessary feature

CMore useful for chronic disease

DCause and effect relationship can be estabilished

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2446 Social & Preventive Medicine

All are true about coho studies except-

AProspective

BUseful for rare diseases

CNecessary for incidence

DCostly

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2447 Social & Preventive Medicine

Which of the following Natural method of contraception is most effective?

ACalendar method

BBilling method

CSymptothermic method

DBasal body temperature method

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2448 Social & Preventive Medicine

Relative risk is defined as-

AIncidence of disease among exposed minus incidence of disease among non-exposed

BIncidence of disease among non-exposed minus incidence of disease among exposed

CIncidence of disease among non-exposed divided by incidence among exposed

DIncidence of disease among exposed divided by incidence among non-exposed

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