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    Asthma Quiz 2

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    The document describes the rules and questions for an asthma quiz competition consisting of 3 rounds. It provides 15 multiple choice questions in the first round on topics like asthma symptoms, treatment devices, and persistence levels. Subsequent rounds introduce deduction for incorrect answers and allow team discussion. The questions cover additional topics such as triggers, exercise guidelines, and acronyms like AAFA and CCARE. The final round asks for the year the National Asthma Control Programme was created and the number of strategies in the EXHALE programme.

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    The document describes the rules and questions for an asthma quiz competition consisting of 3 rounds. It provides 15 multiple choice questions in the first round on topics like asthma symptoms, treatment devices, and persistence levels. Subsequent rounds introduce deduction for incorrect answers and allow team discussion. The questions cover additional topics such as triggers, exercise guidelines, and acronyms like AAFA and CCARE. The final round asks for the year the National Asthma Control Programme was created and the number of strategies in the EXHALE programme.

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    The document describes the rules and questions for an asthma quiz competition consisting of 3 rounds. It provides 15 multiple choice questions in the first round on topics like asthma symptoms, treatment devices, and persistence levels. Subsequent rounds introduce deduction for incorrect answers and allow team discussion. The questions cover additional topics such as triggers, exercise guidelines, and acronyms like AAFA and CCARE. The final round asks for the year the National Asthma Control Programme was created and the number of strategies in the EXHALE programme.

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    Asthma Quiz 2

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    Swati Sharma
    The document describes the rules and questions for an asthma quiz competition consisting of 3 rounds. It provides 15 multiple choice questions in the first round on topics like asthma symptoms, treatment devices, and persistence levels. Subsequent rounds introduce deduction for incorrect answers and allow team discussion. The questions cover additional topics such as triggers, exercise guidelines, and acronyms like AAFA and CCARE. The final round asks for the year the National Asthma Control Programme was created and the number of strategies in the EXHALE programme.

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    QUIZ

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    ROUND-2

     Rapid fire round


    RULES FOR ROUND 2
     Total 15 questions will be asked.
     Answering time is 10 seconds.
     All 3 questions will be asked from one team
    continuously.
     Each questions carry for 10 marks.
     At the end of this round lowest scorer team will
    disqualify for next round.
    Q.1 What are the symptoms of asthma ?

    a) Tightness in the chest


    b) Wheezing
    c) Sneezing
    d) a and b
    ANSWER 1
     d) a. and b.

    Tightness in the chest and Wheezing


    Q.2 Which persistent attack occur
    more than twice a week but not
    everyday and night-time symptoms
    more than twice a month?
    a) Mild persistent

    b) Moderate persistent

    c) Severe persistent

    d) More severe persistent


    ANSWER 2
     a) Mild persistent
    Q.3 Which device is used to measures
    how much air you can exhale and how
    frequently you can breath out ?

    a) Flow meter

    b) Spirometer

    c) Pulse oximetry

    d) Respiratory oximetry
    ANSWER 3
     b) Spirometer
    Q.4 ………. sound is typically heard
    when a person exhales and inhales likes
    a high pitched whistle.
    a) Rhonchi
    b) Snoring
    c) Stridor
    d) Wheezing
    ANSWER 4
     d) Wheezing
    Q.5 …………. persistent include
    frequent severe attacks, continual
    daytime symptoms and frequent
    nighttime symptoms.

    a) Mild persistent
    b) Moderate persistent
    c) Severe persistent
    d) More severe persistent
    ANSWER 5
     c) Severe Persistent
    Q.6 Name the device which is used
    for check the O2 saturation ?

    a) Flow meter
    b) Spirometer
    c) Pulse oximetry
    d) Respiratory oximetry
    ANSWER 6
     c) Pulse Oximetry
    Q.7 Expand PEF ?

    a) Peak Expiratory Flow

    b) P-Value Expiratory Flow

    c) Positive Exhalation Frequency

    d) Peak Exhalation Frequency


    ANSWER 7
     a) Peak Expiratory Flow
    Q.8 How long does asthma attack
    last ?

    a) 1 second
    b) 2 seconds
    c) Several hours or day
    d) None of the above
    ANSWER 8
     c) Several hours or days
    Q.9 Which of the following tests
    cannot detect airway inflammation?

    a) Bronchial mucosal biopsy

    b) Sputum eosinophil counts

    c) Bronchoalveolar lavage

    d) Spirometry
    ANSWER 9
     d) Spirometry
    Q.10 Expand CBC

    a) Complete Blood Count


    b) Complete Blood Cell
    c) Complete Balance Count
    d) Complete Blood Call
    ANSWER 10
     a) Complete blood count
    Q.11 Sputum culture used to diagnose
    the infection caused by……..

    a) Virus
    b) Protozoa
    c) Fungal
    d) Bacteria
    ANSWER 11
     d) Bacteria
    Q.12 Asthma can be cured so it is
    not serious and nobody dies from it.

    a) True
    b) False
    ANSWER 12
     b) False
    Q.13 Which type of white blood cells
    can increased the inflammation in
    some asthma patients?

    a) Eosinophils and neutrophils


    b) Granulocytes
    c) Monocytes
    d) Basophils
    ANSWER 13
     a) Eosinophils and neutrophils
    Q.14 Expand ABG.

    a) Arterial blood gas

    b) Artery blood gas

    c) Airway blood gas

    d) Airway breathing gas


    ANSWER 14
     a) Arterial blood gas
    Q.15 Expand PFT

    a) Pulmonary cell test

    b) Pulmonary bacterial test

    c) Pulmonary fungal test

    d) Pulmonary function test


    ANSWER 15
     d) Pulmonary function test
    ROUND 3

    MARKS
    DEDUCTION
    ROUND
    RULES FOR ROUND 3
     Only 2 questions will be asked from team.
     Each question carry 10 marks.
     Wrong answer will lead to deduction of 10 marks
    from total score of team.
     Timing of answering is 30 seconds.
     Team discussion is allowed.
    Q.16 Asthma triggers include

    a) Allergens ( Pollen, dust)

    b) Strong orders (Perfumes, Paints)

    c) Cold, flu, respiratory infection

    d) All of the above


    ANSWER 16
     d) All the above
    Q.17 Children with asthma should

    a) Never exercise

    b) Limit exercise

    c) Slow walk

    d) Work with their doctor on a plan that encourages exercise and


    prevents exercise induced asthma attacks.
    ANSWER 17
     d) Work with their doctor on a plan that
    encourages exercise and prevents exercise induced
    asthma attacks.
    Q.18 Expand AAFA.

    a) Asthma and allergy foundation of America

    b) Asthma and allergy foundation of Africa

    c) Asthma and allergy foundation of Asia

    d) Asthma and allergy foundation of Austria


    ANSWER 18
     a) Asthma and allergy foundation of America
    Q.19 Expand CCARE ?

    a) Controlling childhood asthma and recording emergencies.

    b) Controlling children asthma and recording emergencies.

    c) Controlling childhood asthma and regarding emergencies.

    d) Controlling childhood asthma about recording emergencies.


    ANSWER 19
     a) Controlling childhood asthma and recording
    emergencies.
    Q.20 In exhale technical package ‘L’
    stands

    a) Linked coordination of care

    b) Linkages and coordination of care

    c) Linked combination care

    d) Linked combined care


    ANSWER 20
     b) Linkages and coordination of care
    Q.21 Expand NACP

    a) National asthma communication programme

    b) National asthma combined programme

    c) National asthma co ordination programme

    d) National asthma control programme


    ANSWER 21
     d) National asthma control programme
    Q.22 In EXHALE technical package ‘H’
    stand for…..

    a) Home visit for trigger reducing and asthma self management education

    b) Home visit for trigger recompilation and asthma self management education

    c) Home visit for trigger reduction and asthma self managerial education

    d) Home visit for trigger reduction and asthma self management education
    ANSWER 22
     d) Home visit for trigger reduction and asthma self
    management education
    Q.23 Expand EPA

    a) Environmental Protection Agency

    b) Environmental Provision Agency

    c) Educational Providing Agency

    d) Educational Power Agency


    ANSWER 23
     a) Environmental Protection Agency
    Q.23 Expand EPA

    a) Environmental Protection Agency

    b) Environmental Provision Agency

    c) Educational Providing Agency

    d) Educational Power Agency


    ANSWER 23
     a) Environmental Protection Agency
    Q.24 National asthma control programme
    was created in which year…..

    a) 1998

    b) 1997

    c) 1999

    d) 1997
    ANSWER 24
     c) 1999
    Q.25 EXHALE include how many
    strategies

    a) 3
    b) 4
    c) 5
    d) 6
    ANSWER 25
     d) 6

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