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    20 random questions for Best of 5 Test


    Options for Questions 1-4

    A Previously vaccinated B Previous infection with immunity


    C Chronic carrier D Acute infection
    E Susceptible

    Explanation

    Five pregnant women (A, B, C, D, E) have been screened for


    Question hepatitis B during pregnancy. The results are shown in the table
    1 (click icon to view). The hepatitis B status of patient B is B

    Five pregnant women (A, B, C, D, E) have been screened for


    Question
    hepatitis B during pregnancy. The results are shown in the table
    2
    (click icon to view). The hepatitis B status of patient C is A
    Five pregnant women (A, B, C, D, E) have been screened for
    Question
    hepatitis B during pregnancy. The results are shown in the table
    3
    (click icon to view). The hepatitis B status of patient D isD
    Five pregnant women (A, B, C, D, E) have been screened for
    Question
    hepatitis B during pregnancy. The results are shown in the table
    4
    (click icon to view). The hepatitis B status of patient E isC

    Options for Questions 5-5

    The hepatitis B e antigen is not


    The hepatitis B surface antigen is not
    A B detectable until jaundice has
    detectable until jaundice has developed
    developed
    Antibodies to the hepatitis B surface Detection of IgG to the hepatitis B
    C antigen are detectable 1-2 weeks D surface antigen 3 years later indicates
    before the onset of jaundice that the woman is a chronic carrier
    Detection of hepatitis B surface
    E antigen 12 months later indicates that
    the woman is a chronic carrier

    Explanation

    Question
    A 33 year old woman has been infected with hepatitis B
    5
    Options for Questions 6-6

    A RNA virus B Spread by feco-oral route


    Associated with hepatocellular
    C D Associated with chronic liver disease
    carcinoma
    E No treatment is currently available

    Explanation

    Question
    Which statement regarding the hepatitis C virus is not true?
    6

    Options for Questions 7-7

    A Is a DNA virus B Is spread by the feco-oral route


    Is not associated with chronic liver Has an incubation period of 10-21
    C D
    disease days
    Can be transmitted from mother to
    E
    fetus

    Explanation

    Question
    The hepatitis D virus
    7

    Options for Questions 8-9

    A Hepatitis B B Herpes simplex


    C Varicella zoster D Human papilloma virus
    E Parvovirus B 19

    Explanation

    Question
    Terratogenic virus C
    8
    Question
    Virus typically associated with fetal hydrops E
    9

    Options for Questions 10-10

    A Clinical history and examination B Viral culture


    C PCR D Serology
    E Electron microscopy

    Explanation

    Question A 21 year old woman is thought to have primary genital herpes at 6


    10 weeks gestation. The diagnosis should be confirmed using

    Options for Questions 11-11

    Infection in pregnancy causes


    A Is a DNA virus B
    congenital anomalies
    Recurrent infection does not cause
    C D Is a sexually transmitted infection
    congenital anomalies
    Virus is excreted in urine of infected
    E
    neonates

    Explanation

    Question
    Which statement regarding cytomegalovirus is not true?
    11

    Options for Questions 12-12

    A Is a DNA virus B Is terratogenic


    Infection in pregnancy is treated with Primary infection at term is an
    C D
    ganciclovir indication for caesarean section
    Infection always results in a chronic
    E
    carrier state

    Explanation

    Question
    Human papilloma virus
    12

    Options for Questions 13-13

    A < 1% B 2-5%
    C 5-10% D 10-15%
    E 15-20%
    Explanation

    A doctor has suffered a needle-stick injury during caesarean section


    Question
    and the patient is known to be HIV positive. The risk of the doctor
    13
    becoming infected is

    Options for Questions 14-14

    A 1-2% B 5-10%
    C 15-20% D 20-25%
    E 30-35%

    Explanation

    Question The risk of vertical transmission of HIV in untreated non-


    14 breastfeeding women in Europe is

    Options for Questions 15-15

    Infection does not stimulate antibody


    A B The viral envelope contains RNA
    production
    The viral envelope does not contain The virus only replicates in mature red
    C D
    haemagglutinin blood cells
    The viral envelope contains
    E
    neuraminidase

    Explanation

    Question
    With respect to the influenza virus
    15

    Options for Questions 16-16

    A Is an influenza B virus B Is transmitted from pigs to humans


    C Undergoes antigenic shift D Does not undergo antigenic drift
    Infection does not result in antibody
    E
    production

    Explanation

    Question
    The H1N1 virus
    16
    Options for Questions 17-17

    A Acyclovir B Oseltamivir
    C Zanamivir D Amantadine
    E Rimantadine

    Explanation

    Question Which drug should be used to treat pregnant women infected wth
    17 H1N1 influenza?

    Options for Questions 18-18

    A First trimester B Second trimester


    C Third trimester D 24-48h post-partum
    E 4-6 weeks post-partum

    Explanation

    Question At which stage of pregnancy are women at greatest risk of severe


    18 disease following H1N1 influenza infection?

    Options for Questions 19-19

    She has a cough and widespread


    A She has headache and diarrhoea B
    muscle aches
    C She has diarrhoea and vomiting D She has loin pain and vomiting
    E She has a sore throat and diarrhoea

    Explanation

    A 32 year old woman is admitted to hospital at 35 weeks gestation


    Question during an H1N1 influenza pandemic. She has a temperature of 39C.
    19 Which one is not consistent with a clinical diagnosis of H1N1
    influenza?

    Options for Questions 20-20

    Vaccinated women cannot get Vaccination provides life-long


    A B
    influenza during pregnancy immunity
    Seasonal flu vaccine should be During a pandemic, vaccination should
    C D
    administered to all pregnant women not occur during pregnancy
    Flu-like symptoms are a recognised
    E
    side-effect of vaccination

    Explanation

    Question
    With respect to the influenza vaccine
    20

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