AMC (Infection Disease) Sample Questions Set-7
Categories: AMC (Australian Medical Council Computer Adaptive Test Examination)
Question: A lady presented with meningitis. Her Child had a rash and fever a few days back. CSF protein 0.45, glucose 3.5, cells- Monocytes. Cause?
A. HSV
B. Enterovirus
C. Meningococcus
Answer. (b)
Question: Which one of the following situations will NOT require prophylactic antibiotics to manage a wound:
A. An elderly debilitated patient
B. The wound is more than 8 hours old
C. The patient has alcoholic liver disease
D. A deep wound to the hand
E. A large superficial abrasion on the thigh of a 22 year old
Answer. (e)
Question: A 75 years old woman is admitted to the hospital following a community acquired pneumonia. She received antibiotics and was recovering. On the 4th she suddenly develops rigors, high grade fever, bibasal crackles was mentioned only on examination. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A. Hosp acquired pneumonia
B. IV cannula related bacteraemia
C. Empyema
D. Pulmonary embolism
Answer. (a)
Question: Homosexual man with two partners. He uses condoms, Not IV drug abuser, HIV and other STDs negative. Everything was ok 12 months ago too. When will you check again?
A. In 12 month
B. In 3 months
C. Never again
Answer. (a)
Question: A pregnant woman with hepatitis C comes to you for advice, what will reduce the risk of transmission of hepatitis C to her baby?
A. C sec
B. Breastfeeding
C. Avoid Fetal scalp electrodes
Answer. (c)
Question: Pregnant HCV positive came in the first trimester. Best advice to decrease vertical transmission?
A. C section at term
B. avoid scalp electrode
C. formula feeding of newborn
Answer. (b)
Question: The pregnant woman that has HCV. Asking about the best way to protect the baby.
A. CS
B. Abstinence from breastfeeding
C. avoiding fetal scalp electrodes
Answer. (c)
Question: A pregnant woman with hepatitis C comes to you for advice, what will reduce the risk of transmission of hepatitis C to her baby?
A. C sec
B. Breastfeeding
C. Avoid Fetal scalp electrodes
Answer. (c)
Question: HPV during pregnancy?
A. Can give
B. Give after delivery
C. Give if antibody negative
Answer. (b)
Question: One more question about some red tender swelling in the perinatal region no discharge no ulcer nothing causative organism was asked?
A. E. coli
B. Cocksackie virus
C. Chlamydia
D. Gonorrhea
E. Syphilis
Answer. (c)
Question: 26 year old pregnant female at 34 weeks AOG, comes to you bcoz her son had a case of chickenpox,prior to getting pregnant she did VZV IGG Negative and requested for vaccination. Asking the most appropriate next step?
A. Repeat VZV IGG antibody test
B. Give VZV vaccination and IG
C. No need to vaccinate now
D. Vaccinate after delivery
Answer. (a)
Question: Diabetic patient, non healing ulcer, pic 2 ulcers in medial malleolus, and foot pulses not palpable. X-ray already done. What to do for Mx?
A. blood culture
B. white cell scan
C. swab from ulcer
D. venous duplex USG
E. MRI foot
Answer. (d)
Question: You’re in a rural area and 4 cases of trachoma come to you then you find out extra 20 how can you treat acute indexes? Apart from hand washing, what will you give?
A. oral azithromycin
B. doxycycline
C. don’t do anything
D. penicillin
Answer. (a)
Remember that these questions are for practice purposes only and may not reflect the exact format or content of the AMC examination.
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