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Tuberculosis QuizVersión en línea TB basics and facts por D.S. Arrya 1 What organism causes most human tuberculosis cases? a Mycobacterium leprae b Streptococcus pneumoniae c Mycobacterium tuberculosis d Staphylococcus aureus 2 Which symptom is most common in active TB? a Persistent cough for 2+ weeks b Rash on the trunk c Abdominal pain d Sudden fever only 3 How is TB most commonly transmitted? a Infected food particles b Airborne droplets from an infectious person c Direct contact with skin d Waterborne spread 4 What test is commonly used to rapidly detect TB and rifampicin resistance? a Xpert MTB/RIF assay b ELISA# c Tuberculin skin test d Blood culture 5 Latent TB infection means: a Active pneumonia b Immediate contagious TB c Infection without active disease or symptoms d Bacterial meningitis 6 BCG vaccine is primarily used to prevent: a Severe forms of TB in children b Latent TB infection c TB meningitis in adults d MDR-TB in adults 7 Standard TB treatment for drug-susceptible TB lasts about: a 2 weeks b 6 months c 12 months d 1 month 8 Which drug is NOT typically part of first-line TB therapy? a Ethambutol b Pyrazinamide c Isoniazid d Rifampicin 9 MDR-TB refers to TB resistant to: a Streptomycin and ethambutol b Ethambutol and pyrazinamide c Rifampicin only d Both isoniazid and rifampicin 10 Which population group is at higher risk for TB progression after infection? a People with HIV infection b People vaccinated with BCG c Children under 5 only d Healthy young adults 11 What is the global aim of TB elimination by 2035 under End TB Strategy? a To cure TB in all children under 5 b To reduce TB deaths by 95% and incidence by 90% c To eradicate TB worldwide d To stop all TB research funding 12 Which organization leads India's National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP)? a Centre for Disease Control (CDC) b World Health Organization (WHO) c National Institute of Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases (NITRD) d Central TB Division, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare 13 Which of the following is a key symptom suggesting pulmonary TB? a Persistent cough for 2 weeks or more b Acute fever for 1 day c Localized chest pain only after meals d Rhinorrhea without fever 14 What is the first-line drug combo for standard TB treatment (six months) in adults? a Ethambutol, Pyrazinamide, Capreomycin, Rifabutin b Isoniazid, Rifampicin, Pyrazinamide, Ethambutol c Isoniazid, Rifampin, Streptomycin, Pyrazinamide d Rifampicin, Ethambutol, Amikacin, Levofloxacin 15 What is the role of BCG vaccine in TB prevention? a Cures active TB in all patients b Prevents all latent TB infections c Protects mainly against severe forms of TB in children d Eradicates TB infection in adults 16 Which test is commonly used for rapid TB diagnosis in many settings? a Gram stain b ELISA TB test c Mantoux test alone d GeneXpert MTB/RIF assay 17 Which strategy is central to TB infection prevention in healthcare and community settings? a No special precautions needed b Water sanitation only c Airborne precautions and early case identification d Surface disinfection is sufficient 18 Which global TB initiative focuses on universal access to TB care and prevention? a End TB Strategy by WHO b Global Polio Eradication Initiative c GAVI TB Collaboration d H1N1 TB Preparedness Plan 19 What defines contact tracing in TB control? a Scheduling annual health checkups for all residents b Identifying and testing people exposed to an index TB case c Testing only family members regardless of exposure d Only treating the index case without testing contacts 20 Which country bears the highest burden of TB globally by estimated cases in 2023? a India b Indonesia c Nigeria d China 21 What is the primary aim of the National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP) in India? a Focus solely on drug-resistant TB b Replace DOTS with an alternative model c Reduce TB only in urban areas d Eliminate TB as a public health problem 22 Which diagnostic tool is recommended for rapid TB diagnosis and rifampicin resistance detection in many guidelines? a Tuberculin skin test (TST) b GeneXpert MTB/RIF assay c Ziehl-Neelsen smear d Chest X-ray alone 23 Which regimen is commonly recommended for first-line TB treatment in drug-susceptible cases? a 2 months HRZE followed by 4 months HR b 9 months HRZE only c 6 months HRZ d 2 months HRZ plus 4 months HRD 24 What is a key preventive measure to reduce TB transmission in communities? a Avoid screening of healthy people b Only vaccinate without testing c Early case finding and treatment initiation d Wait-and-see treatment 25 Which global TB target is emphasized by the WHO End TB Strategy? a Zero TB risk for healthcare workers b Universal vaccination in all ages c Immediate eradication by 2023 d 7500 per 100,000 reduction in incidence by 2025 in high-burden countries 26 Which vaccine is currently used to prevent TB in many national programs? a HIB vaccine b Pneumococcal vaccine c BCG vaccine d MMR vaccine 27 Which factor is most associated with higher TB risk in populations? a HIV coinfection increases TB risk b Vaccination rate only c Eating speed d Vitamin C deficiency 28 What is a common signal of drug-resistant TB that clinicians look for? a Normal chest X-ray progression b Rapid weight gain c Early fever resolution d Lack of sputum conversion after two months of therapy 29 Which strategy helps integrate TB care with general health services? a Standalone TB wards only b One-stop TB/HIV and TB diabetes clinics c Limited follow-up after treatment completion d Separate patient records unrelated to TB Feedback 11 End TB targets aim for dramatic reductions in deaths and incidence. 12 NTEP is under India's MoHFW Central TB Division. 13 Chronic cough is a classic TB warning sign. 14 Standard 6-month regimen uses INH, RIF, PZA, EMB. 15 BCG reduces severe pediatric TB forms; protection against pulmonary TB in adults is variable. 16 GeneXpert detects TB and rifampicin resistance quickly. 17 TB requires airborne precautions and prompt diagnosis. 18 End TB is WHO's overarching framework for TB control. 19 Contact tracing targets those exposed to TB to prevent spread. 20 India accounts for a large share of global TB cases, though rates vary by year. 21 NTEP targets TB elimination as a public health problem, integrating prevention and care. 22 GeneXpert detects TB and rifampicin resistance rapidly. 23 Standard first-line therapy: isoniazid, rifampicin, pyrazinamide, ethambutol then isoniazid and rifampicin. 24 Early detection and treatment curb transmission effectively. 25 End TB aims for substantial incidence reductions with SMART targets. 26 BCG is the most widely used TB vaccine in many countries. 27 HIV coinfection markedly increases TB risk and complicates management. 28 Delayed sputum conversion suggests possible drug resistance. 29 Integrated care improves outcomes and accessibility.

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What organism causes most human tuberculosis cases?

Which symptom is most common in active TB?

How is TB most commonly transmitted?

What test is commonly used to rapidly detect TB and rifampicin resistance?

Latent TB infection means:

BCG vaccine is primarily used to prevent:

Standard TB treatment for drug-susceptible TB lasts about:

Which drug is NOT typically part of first-line TB therapy?

MDR-TB refers to TB resistant to:

Which population group is at higher risk for TB progression after infection?

What is the global aim of TB elimination by 2035 under End TB Strategy?

Which organization leads India's National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP)?

Which of the following is a key symptom suggesting pulmonary TB?

What is the first-line drug combo for standard TB treatment (six months) in adults?

What is the role of BCG vaccine in TB prevention?

Which test is commonly used for rapid TB diagnosis in many settings?

Which strategy is central to TB infection prevention in healthcare and community settings?

Which global TB initiative focuses on universal access to TB care and prevention?

What defines contact tracing in TB control?

Which country bears the highest burden of TB globally by estimated cases in 2023?

What is the primary aim of the National TB Elimination Programme (NTEP) in India?

Which diagnostic tool is recommended for rapid TB diagnosis and rifampicin resistance detection in many guidelines?

Which regimen is commonly recommended for first-line TB treatment in drug-susceptible cases?

What is a key preventive measure to reduce TB transmission in communities?

Which global TB target is emphasized by the WHO End TB Strategy?

Which vaccine is currently used to prevent TB in many national programs?

Which factor is most associated with higher TB risk in populations?

What is a common signal of drug-resistant TB that clinicians look for?

Which strategy helps integrate TB care with general health services?