Diseases MCQs with Answers

Which of the following is the principle of primary health care (PHC)?

• A.Urban-focused services
• B.Specialized treatment
• C.Community participation
• D.Private healthcare delivery

The ability of the body to resist foreign bodies and their toxins is called _?

• A.Immunity
• B.Resistance
• C.Antibody
• D.Tolerance

Past Paper MCQ

If a large number of people suffer from a disease at one place and time, it is known as ?

• A.Endemic
• B.Pandemic
• C.Epidemic
• D.Sporadic

Past Paper MCQ

What type of organism transmits the Zika virus?

• A.Ticks
• B.Sandflies
• C.Fleas
• D.Mosquitoes

A woman cut her hand. Which of these causes inflammation?

• A.Histamine
• B.Prostaglandins
• C.Only histamine
• D.Both A and B

Active immunity is induced by ?

• A.Infection
• B.Vaccination
• C.Both infection and vaccination
• D.Antibiotic injection

Which occurs if injection is not made properly in vascular lumen?

• A.Embolism
• B.Thrombosis
• C.Phlebitis
• D.Aneurysm

What does neurosis refer to?

• A.A mental imbalance causing distress without loss of rational thought
• B.A severe mental disorder involving complete loss of contact with reality
• C.A temporary state of unconsciousness due to brain injury
• D.A neurological condition caused by degeneration of nerve cells

A 38-year-old male presents with fatigue, weight loss, and a long history of recurrent sinusitis, epistaxis, and hematuria. Urinalysis reveals hematuria, and he is c-ANCA positive. What is the most likely diagnosis?

• A.Systemic lupus erythematosus
• B.Goodpasture syndrome
• C.Wegener's granulomatosis
• D.Polyarteritis nodosa

What is the causative agent of Hemorrhagic Septicemia in buffaloes?

• A.Clostridium chauvoei
• B.Bacillus anthracis
• C.Mycobacterium bovis
• D.Pasteurella multocida