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Froggy Jumps Leprosy Insights QuizOnline version Test your leprosy knowledge with key facts. by Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which organism causes leprosy? a Streptococcus pyogenes b Mycobacterium leprae c Mycobacterium tuberculosis 2 The transmission of leprosy is mainly via? a Nasal droplets b Insect bite c Blood transfusion 3 Which incubation period type is typical for leprosy? a Long incubation period b Immediate onset c Short incubation period 4 Paucibacillary leprosy involves how many skin lesions at most? a 1-5 b >5 c 0-2 5 Multibacillary leprosy is characterized by? a Multiple skin lesions and positive slit-skin smears b No skin lesions c Single lesion and negative smear 6 Which nerve is commonly affected in TT (tuberculoid) leprosy? a Optic nerve b Ulnar nerve c Sciatic nerve 7 Which immune response is prominent in lepromatous leprosy? a No immune response b Exaggerated TH2 response c Strong TH1 response 8 Likelihood of transmission is highest in which leprosy form? a Indeterminate leprosy b Lepromatous leprosy c Tuberculoid leprosy 9 Lepromin test positivity indicates? a Bacterial presence only b No immunity c Intact cell-mediated immunity 10 Which test detects antibodies to PGL-1? a KOH mount b ELISA c Gram stain 11 Which vaccine has been explored for leprosy prevention? a BCG only b MIP vaccine c HPV vaccine 12 What is the WHO regimen core drugs for leprosy? a Isoniazid, rifampicin, ethambutol b Rifampicin, dapsone, clofazimine c Streptomycin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide 13 Dapsone is administered as? a Once weekly b Daily, self-administered c Intravenous only 14 Duration for paucibacillary leprosy treatment is? a 3 months b 6 months c 12 months 15 Duration for multibacillary leprosy treatment is? a 6 months b 12 months c 24 months 16 What does a high BI indicate? a Only dead bacilli b No bacilli detected c Many bacilli per smear 17 Which appearance best describes lepra bacilli in smear? a Red acid-fast bacilli under oil immersion b Non-staining rods c Gram-positive cocci 18 Lepra reactions are mainly of what type? a Allergic reactions b Bacterial keratitis c Viral exanthem 19 Which of the following is true about TT leprosy? a Low infectiousness b Unrelated to immunity c Most infectious form 20 Which region shows historical leprosy distribution data? a Australia b India c Canada 21 What is the term for nerve damage-related deformities in leprosy? a Claw hand b Knee dislocation c Winged scapula 22 Which feature is NOT typical of LL leprosy? a Symmetrical lesions b High antibody titers c Hypoesthetic patches early 23 Which organ is least involved in tuberculoid leprosy? a Nerves b Face muscles c Skin patches 24 Which diagnostic method is used to demonstrate acid-fast bacilli? a Culture on NTM media b Smear microscopy c PCR only 25 What is the common sampling for slit-skin smear? a Skin and ear lobe b CSF only c Blood only 26 Which animal model is used for M. leprae culture? a Guinea pig muscle b Rabbit ear c Mouse foot pad 27 Which test confirms past exposure to leprae antigen? a ELISA only b Tuberculin skin test c Lepromin test (Fernandez reaction) 28 Which is NOT a leprosy classification category? a Paucibacillary b Multibacillary c Hyperactive leprosy 29 Environmental factors aiding transmission include? a Sunscreen use b Low humidity c Overcrowding 30 Which is a common complication in untreated leprosy? a Renal failure b Deformities c Hepatitis 31 Lepromatous leprosy has what kind of immunity? a Impaired CMI with high antibodies b No immune response c Strong CMI 32 Which test helps assess drug susceptibility in leprosy? a Gram stain b Ziehl-Neelsen alone c Mouse foot pad cultivation 33 Which organ system is not a primary target in TT leprosy? a Nerves b Nasal mucosa primary target c Skin 34 What is the main purpose of BI in smear grading? a Quantify bacilli burden b Measure immune response c Assess patient age 35 Which month-day is World Leprosy Day in India? a January 30 b First Sunday of December c Last Sunday of January 36 Which drug is NOT first-line in MB leprosy regimens? a Dapsone b Rifampicin c Ethambutol 37 What does bacilli in nasal secretions indicate? a Potential infectious spread b Local skin infection c No transmission risk 38 Which is a characteristic of tuberculoid skin lesions? a Pus-filled ulcers b Hypoesthetic patches c Uniform sensation 39 Which is a diagnostic imaging requirement for leprosy? a MRI only b CT scan c Smear microscopy 40 Which is true about MIP vaccine? a Live attenuated b Killed leprosy vaccine c Bacillus Calmette vaccine only 41 Which is a main source of infection for leprosy? a Children only b Multibacillary cases c Indeterminate only 42 Which sign is a lepra reaction feature? a Bacterial abscess b Allergic reaction c Viral rash 43 Which statement is FALSE about leprosy elimination goals? a Global eradication achieved in 2000 b Elimination goal set by WHO c New strategies 2016-20 44 Which statement about MB lesions is correct? a Few, well-demarcated patches b Non-skin involvement only c Many, symmetric, irregular margins 45 Which parameter indicates treatment response monitoring? a Blood pressure b Glucose level c Morphological index (MI)

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by Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which organism causes leprosy?

The transmission of leprosy is mainly via?

Which incubation period type is typical for leprosy?

Paucibacillary leprosy involves how many skin lesions at most?

Multibacillary leprosy is characterized by?

Which nerve is commonly affected in TT (tuberculoid) leprosy?

Which immune response is prominent in lepromatous leprosy?

Likelihood of transmission is highest in which leprosy form?

Lepromin test positivity indicates?

Which test detects antibodies to PGL-1?

Which vaccine has been explored for leprosy prevention?

What is the WHO regimen core drugs for leprosy?

Dapsone is administered as?

Duration for paucibacillary leprosy treatment is?

Duration for multibacillary leprosy treatment is?

What does a high BI indicate?

Which appearance best describes lepra bacilli in smear?

Lepra reactions are mainly of what type?

Which of the following is true about TT leprosy?

Which region shows historical leprosy distribution data?

What is the term for nerve damage-related deformities in leprosy?

Which feature is NOT typical of LL leprosy?

Which organ is least involved in tuberculoid leprosy?

Which diagnostic method is used to demonstrate acid-fast bacilli?

What is the common sampling for slit-skin smear?

Which animal model is used for M. leprae culture?

Which test confirms past exposure to leprae antigen?

Which is NOT a leprosy classification category?

Environmental factors aiding transmission include?

Which is a common complication in untreated leprosy?

Lepromatous leprosy has what kind of immunity?

Which test helps assess drug susceptibility in leprosy?

Which organ system is not a primary target in TT leprosy?

What is the main purpose of BI in smear grading?

Which month-day is World Leprosy Day in India?

Which drug is NOT first-line in MB leprosy regimens?

What does bacilli in nasal secretions indicate?

Which is a characteristic of tuberculoid skin lesions?

Which is a diagnostic imaging requirement for leprosy?

Which is true about MIP vaccine?

Which is a main source of infection for leprosy?

Which sign is a lepra reaction feature?

Which statement is FALSE about leprosy elimination goals?

Which statement about MB lesions is correct?

Which parameter indicates treatment response monitoring?