Tuberculosis in Children — MCQs

Tuberculosis in Children — MCQs

Tuberculosis in Children — MCQs
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Q1

True regarding the presentation of primary tuberculosis is

Q2

In a 10-year-old school child under the school health program, which vaccine should be administered?

Q3

Radiological hallmark of primary tuberculosis in childhood is?

Q4

A patient with cough was sputum AFB negative but chest X-ray was suggestive of TB. What should be the next step according to RNTCP?

Q5

A poverty-stricken mother suffering from active tuberculosis delivers a baby. Which one of the following would be the most appropriate advice in her case?

Q6

What is the most common presentation of tuberculosis (TB) in children?

Q7

A 5-year-old presents with high fever, strawberry tongue, bilateral cervical lymphadenopathy, and a fine sandpaper-like rash that blanches on pressure. What is the diagnosis?

Q8

The most common cause of meningitis in children aged 5 yrs is-

Q9

An 11-year-old boy came with history of cough for 15 days. On examination he was found to have cervical lymphadenopathy. The lymph node biopsy findings are consistent with granulomatous inflammation. Which of the following is the most appropriate diagnosis?

Q10

A 10 month old child presents with two weeks history of fever, vomiting and alteration of sensorium Cranial CT scan reveals basal exudates and hydrocephalus, the most likely etiological agent is ?

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