Multiple Choice Questions on Immunization in India

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1. What is the full form of BCG?

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A. Bacteria cameline Guerin

B. Bacteria canal Guerin

C. Bacillus Calmette Guerin

D. All of the above

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2. In which route the BCG vaccine is given?

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A. Subcutaneous route

B. Intra muscular route

C. Intra-dermal

D. IV route

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3. Where the BCG vaccination is given?

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A. Right upper arm

B. Left upper arm

C. Vastus lateralis

D. Gluteal muscles

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4. What is the dose of measles vaccine?

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A. 0.5 ml

B. 0.05 ml

C. 0.1 ml

D. 1.0 ml

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5. In latest national immunization schedule, when the OPV Booster dose is given?

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A. 12 months

B. 9 months

C. 5 years

D. 16-24 months

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6. According to national latest immunization schedule, when the measles 2nd dose is given?

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A. 9 months

B. 12 months

C. 36 months

D. 16-24 months

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7. What is the site of giving Measles vaccination?

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A. Right upper arm

B. Left upper arm

C. Right thigh

D. Left thigh

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8. Why should we give BCG vaccine only on left upper arm?

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A. It protects from injury to child

B. It helpful in mind diversion in children during vaccination

C. To maintain uniformity and for helping surveyors

D. All of the above

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9. If a child could not receive DPT 1, 2, 3 according to the schedule, till what age can the vaccine be given?

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A. Up to3 years

B. Up to 5 years

C. Up to 7 years

D. Up to 10 years

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10. What should one do if a child is found allergic to DPT?

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A. Stop to give DPT

B. Give only single TT vaccine

C. Given DT for the remaining doses

D. No allergy found in children against DPT

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11. Why should we give the birth dose of Hepatitis B vaccine only within 24 hours of birth?

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A. To prevent the hepatitis B in children from environment

B. To prevent peri-natal transmission of hepatitis B

C. Hepatitis B vaccine is effective only when given within 24 hours

D. None of them

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12. How many prophylactic doses of vitamin A should be given and till what age?

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A. 5 prophylactic doses of vitamin A, till 5 years

B. 9 prophylactic doses of Vitamin A, till 5 years

C. 9 prophylactic doses of vitamin A, till 3 years

D. Only 3 prophylactic doses of Vitamin A, till 3 years

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13. How long can a bottle of vitamin A be used once opened?

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A. Within 8 weeks

B. Within 4 weeks

C. Within 6 weeks

D. Within 3 months

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14. What is VVM?

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A. Visual vision monitoring

B. Vaccine very monitoring

C. Vaccine vial monitoring

D. Vaccine weight monitoring

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15. What temperature is maintained in ILR?

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A. 2 ˚C – 8 ˚C

B. 2 ˚C – 4 ˚C

C. 0 ˚C – 4 ˚C

D. 0 ˚C – 8 ˚C

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16. Which vaccine is most sensitive to freezing?

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A. BCG vaccine

B. TT vaccine

C. Hep-B

D. DPT

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17. Which vaccine are kept at the bottom of the ILR?

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A. Diluents, Hep-B, Pentavalent

B. Pentavalent, IPV, OPV

C. TT, Rota vaccine

D. OPV, Measles, BCG

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18. What is the diluent for BCG?

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A. Distilled water

B. Normal saline

C. RL solution

D. Dextrose 5% solution

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19. After reconstruction how long the vaccines can be used?

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A. 4 hours

B. 6 hours

C. 12 hours

D. 24 hours

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20. What is the diluent of JE vaccine?

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A. Normal saline

B. Distilled water

C. Phosphate buffer solution

D. Dextrose 5% solution

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21. If a girl received all doses of DPT and TT as per NIS till 16 years of age and she gets pregnant at 20 years, how many doses of TT should she get during pregnancy?

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A. Only single dose of TT

B. Two doses of TT

C. Three doses of TT

D. No Dose of TT required

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22. Why do we administer the DPT vaccine in the anterio-lateral mid-thigh and not the gluteal region?

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A. To prevent the damage of sciatic nerve

B. At this site baby feel less pain

C. Easy to administer

D. None of them

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23. All are live attenuated vaccines EXCEPT.

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A. BCG

B. Yellow Fever

C. Measles

D. Hepatitis B

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24. All are inactivated or killed vaccine EXCEPT.

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A. Rabies

B. Japanese Encephalitis

C. Influenza

D. Typhoid oral

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25. Which is a group of live attenuated vaccine?

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A. Influenza, Chicken pox, Yellow fever

B. Cholera, Pertussis, Plague, Hepatitis-A

C. Diphtheria, Tetanus

D. All of the above

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