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59. A complication of measles which might lead to personality change is: E. chorea. B. myelitis. C. encephalitis. 60. Measles vaccine is given in what month? A. 8months B. 9months C. 10months D. conjunctivitis. D. 6 months

59. A complication of measles which might lead to personality change is: E. chorea. B. myelitis. C. encephalitis. 60. Measles vaccine is given in what month? A. 8months B. 9months C. 10months D. conjunctivitis. D. 6 months

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59. A complication of measles which might lead to personality change is: E. chorea. B. myelitis. C. encephalitis. 60. Measles vaccine is given in what month? A. 8months B. 9months C. 10months D. 6 months 61. Carlito is bitten by a dog. The nurse interviewed Carlito and his father to take the history before seeing the doctor. The nurse instructed the father not to kill the dog because the dog will be: F given a vaccine. G. observed for 10 to 14 days. C. confined. D. be examined. SITUATION: Emmanuel, a college student, was brought to the hospitals complaining of high fever, diarrhea, abdominal pain, muscle aches, and was noted to have jaundice. He had a history of wading in flooded areas in their barangay after a heavy rainfall during the last typhoon. His attending physician diagnosed him with leptospirosis after several tests were done on him. 62. The following tests are done to aid in the diagnosis of leptospirosis, EXCEPT: H. Blood culture C. Stool exam L. Urine culture D. Blood antibody tests J. 63. A young nursing student was assigned to care for this patient. She should do the following, EXCEPT: wear mask when attending to the patient as leptospirosis can be spread from person to person. monitor closely his vital signs as the disease may worsen. K L maintain adequate fluid intake of patient to prevent dehydration. M. administer medications as indicated. 64. The primary medication intended for Leprosy is: N. streptomycin. B. dapsone. D. conjunctivitis. I kept in draft-free room. U. kept in a room with a temperature of 60F. C. rifampicin. 65. The early sign of leprosy includes: O. loss of feeling at the middle part of the discolored patches of the skin. P. loss of sweating and falling of hair in affected areas. Q. inability to close eyelids R. clawing of fingers and toes. , 68. Whooping cough is most contagious in the: V. paroxysmal stage.at bi 66. Treatment of leptospirosis is symptomatic but this drug is prescribed at 200mg orally once a week for prevention. What is the drug of choice? B. Zidovudine S. Rifampicin C. Chloramphenicol D. Doxycycline SITUATION: Charles, an 8-year-old boy, one of several siblings in the family, is kept home by his mother because he has a temperature of 100.2F and a history of hacking cough for two weeks. A definite whoop has been heard and the doctor made a diagnosis of whooping cough. The visiting nurse is to instruct the mother in proper care of this patient. 67. This young boy should be: C. placed in a sunny room. D. pyrazinamide. C. catarrhal stage. D. allowed free sun run of the house
Transcribed Image Text:59. A complication of measles which might lead to personality change is: E. chorea. B. myelitis. C. encephalitis. 60. Measles vaccine is given in what month? A. 8months B. 9months C. 10months D. 6 months 61. Carlito is bitten by a dog. The nurse interviewed Carlito and his father to take the history before seeing the doctor. The nurse instructed the father not to kill the dog because the dog will be: F given a vaccine. G. observed for 10 to 14 days. C. confined. D. be examined. SITUATION: Emmanuel, a college student, was brought to the hospitals complaining of high fever, diarrhea, abdominal pain, muscle aches, and was noted to have jaundice. He had a history of wading in flooded areas in their barangay after a heavy rainfall during the last typhoon. His attending physician diagnosed him with leptospirosis after several tests were done on him. 62. The following tests are done to aid in the diagnosis of leptospirosis, EXCEPT: H. Blood culture C. Stool exam L. Urine culture D. Blood antibody tests J. 63. A young nursing student was assigned to care for this patient. She should do the following, EXCEPT: wear mask when attending to the patient as leptospirosis can be spread from person to person. monitor closely his vital signs as the disease may worsen. K L maintain adequate fluid intake of patient to prevent dehydration. M. administer medications as indicated. 64. The primary medication intended for Leprosy is: N. streptomycin. B. dapsone. D. conjunctivitis. I kept in draft-free room. U. kept in a room with a temperature of 60F. C. rifampicin. 65. The early sign of leprosy includes: O. loss of feeling at the middle part of the discolored patches of the skin. P. loss of sweating and falling of hair in affected areas. Q. inability to close eyelids R. clawing of fingers and toes. , 68. Whooping cough is most contagious in the: V. paroxysmal stage.at bi 66. Treatment of leptospirosis is symptomatic but this drug is prescribed at 200mg orally once a week for prevention. What is the drug of choice? B. Zidovudine S. Rifampicin C. Chloramphenicol D. Doxycycline SITUATION: Charles, an 8-year-old boy, one of several siblings in the family, is kept home by his mother because he has a temperature of 100.2F and a history of hacking cough for two weeks. A definite whoop has been heard and the doctor made a diagnosis of whooping cough. The visiting nurse is to instruct the mother in proper care of this patient. 67. This young boy should be: C. placed in a sunny room. D. pyrazinamide. C. catarrhal stage. D. allowed free sun run of the house
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