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Pediatric Tuberculosis Quiz Bowl
Pediatric Tuberculosis Quiz Bowl
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A successfully treated individual remains culture-negative within 6 to 12 months post-treatment
Non-relapsing cure
Relapse
Non-relapsing complete
Lost to follow-up
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The term “retreatment” refers to the following except:
A patient who has taken anti-TB drugs for less than one month
None of the above
May also be referred as previously treated for TB
A patient who had received one month or more of anti-TB drugs in the past
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Symptoms of presumptive TB in < 15 yr old, except:
Unexplained fever of two weeks or more after common causes
Coughing/wheezing of one week or more
Failure to thrive not responding to nutrition therapy
Unexplained weight loss
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Completes Tx w/o evidence of failure, but no sputum (-) results in the last month of Tx and on at least 1 prev occasion
Treatment completed
Cured
Lost to follow-up
Treatment failure
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What is the only contraindication to collecting sputum for bacteriologic TB diagnosis?
Sputum collected is blood-streaked
There are food particles present in the specimen
Patient having massive hemoptysis
Patient cannot expectorate on his own
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Duration of treatment for DR-TB Disease?
20-40 months
10-20 months
30 months
9-20 months
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Individuals who require further evaluation to assess eligibility for TB preventive treatment, except:
Close contacts of bacteriologically confirmed PTB (outside the household)
PLHIV aged younger than 1 year old (regardless of history of contact)
All household contacts of bacteriologically confirmed PTB
Children < 5 yr old who are household contacts of clinically diagnosed PTB
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This refers to a person who shared the same enclosed living space as the index person with TB:
Sexual contact
Close Contact
Household contact
Open contact
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A first line TB drug with an adverse reaction of burning sensation in the feet due to peripheral neuropathy:
Rifampicin
Pyrazinamide
Ethambutol
Isoniazid
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Determine the clinical stage: (+) TB exposure, (+) TST, (-) SSx, (+) Granuloma
TB Disease
TB Infection
Silent TB
TB Exposure
