Typhoid is a bacterial infection that can lead to a high fever, diarrhea, and vomiting. It can be fatal. It is caused by the bacteria Salmonella typhi. The infection is often passed on through contaminated food and drinking water, and it is more prevalent in places where handwashing is less frequent. Beware of Typhoid, Understand the disease in this quiz
Intestinal perforation and bleeding
Bleeding and high fever
High fever and vomiting
Pink color spots in the body and high fever
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Winter
Spring
Rainy
Summer
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Blood culture
Stool culture
Widal
Bone marrow culture
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Diarrhoea
Headache
Bone marrow depression
None of the above
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Cefixime/Ceftriaxone,Levofloxacin
Ceftriaxone/Cefixime, Azithromycin
Azithromycin,Ofloxacin,Cefpodoxime
None of the above
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Beta Lactams
Quinolone
Macrolide
None of the above
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5-7%
3-5%
10-125
Noneof the above
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5 days
12 days
7 days
11 days
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Previous history of typhoid at least once
Vaccinated with typhoid vaccine
Been treated with chloramphenicol
Family history of typhoid
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Widal
Stool culture
Blood culture
Noe of the above
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10-15kg/body weight
8-20mg/kg body weight
15-20mg/kg body weight
12-16kg/kg body weight
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1987
1988
1978
2001
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High cost and relapse
Hospitalization and relapse
High cost and hospitalization
None of the above
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>= 100 and 150 respectively
>= 100 and 200 respectively
>= 100 and 300 respectively
>= 150 and 300 respectively
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RBC
WBC
Lymphatic node
None of the above
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101-104
101-103
102-103
103-104
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Fluroquinolone gives 41% better result in typhoid treatmet
Azithromycin offers predictability in treatment of typhoid
Azithromycin offer no chance of relapse compared to fluroquinolone which is 41%
No impact of feacal culture in the management of typhod
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250mg/day for 10 days
500mg/day for 5 days
1000mg/day for 5 days
2000mg/day for 3 days
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1-3%
7-12%
1.3-3.4%
2-9%
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