Quiz: IMNCI (health)


IMNCIOnline version 30 QUESTIONS by JJMMC RESEARCH 1 A 3-month-old infant presents with cough and fast breathing. RR = 64/min. No chest indrawing. Feeding well. What is the IMNCI classification? a Severe pneumonia b Pneumonia c No pneumonia (cough/cold) d Very severe disease 2 Fast breathing in a 2–12 month infant is defined as a ≥40/min b ≥50/min c ≥60/min d ≥70/min 3 A 10-day-old neonate has stopped feeding well, has convulsions, and RR 70/min. IMNCI classification? a Local bacterial infection b Severe pneumonia c Possible serious bacterial infection d No infection 4 A 1-year-old child with diarrhea has sunken eyes, drinks eagerly, and skin pinch goes back slowly. Classification? a No dehydration b Some dehydration c Severe dehydration d Persistent diarrhea 5 n IMNCI, severe dehydration requires a Plan A b Plan B c Plan C d Plan D 6 Zinc supplementation in diarrhea (6 months–5 years) is a 5 mg/day b 10 mg/day c 20 mg/day d 40 mg/day 7 Duration of zinc therapy in diarrhea is a 5 days b 7 days c 10 - 14 days d 21 days 8 First-line antibiotic for dysentery in IMNCI a Amoxicillin b Cotrimoxazole c Ciprofloxacin d Azithromycin 9 A child with cough, stridor at rest is classified as a Pneumonia b Severe pneumonia/very severe disease c No pneumonia d Bronchiolitis 10 Severe malnutrition sign in IMNCI includes a Weight for age < -2 SD b Visible severe wasting c Mild anemia d Fever 11 Vitamin A dose for a 1-year-old child a 50,000 IU b 100,000 IU c 200,000 IU d 500,000 IU 12 IMNCI uses which triage color system? a Red, Yellow, Green b Blue, Green, Red c Black, Yellow, Red d White, Red, Green 13 ORS plan B duration a 2 hours b 4 hours c 6 hours d 8 hours 14 Child drinks poorly but not unable to drink. Classification? a Danger sign b No danger sign c Severe disease d Moderate 15 A child with cough has chest indrawing ONLY during crying. Interpretation? a Severe pneumonia b Pneumonia c No pneumonia d Asthma 16 A child has diarrhea for 13 days. Classification? a Acute diarrhea b Persistent diarrhea c Severe diarrhea d Dysentery 17 Palmar pallor visible but child active. Classification? a Severe anemia b Moderate anemia c Mild anemia d No anemia 18 Which is earliest dehydration sign? a Lethargy b Sunken eyes c Thirst d Skin pinch 19 A child with severe pneumonia is brought to CHC. What is the correct sequence? a Refer → antibiotic b Antibiotic → refer c Oxygen → antibiotic → refer d Antibiotic only 20 Which ONE is sufficient to diagnose SAM? a Weight-for-age <−2 SD b MUAC <11.5 cm c Height-for-age <−2 SD d BMI <18 21 Initial diet in facility-based SAM management: a High protein diet b F-75 c F-100 d Regular diet 22 Antibiotics are indicated in diarrhea ONLY when: a Duration >5 days b Severe dehydration c Blood in stool d Vomiting 23 Severe pneumonia drug at facility a Oral amoxicillin b Injectable antibiotic c No antibiotic d Zinc 24 A 20-day-old newborn has poor feeding and respiratory rate of 64/min. There is no chest indrawing. What is the most likely classification? a Local bacterial infection b Pneumonia c Possible serious bacterial infection d No infection 25 A child has MUAC of 10.8 cm and no edema. He is active. What is the classification? a Moderate acute malnutrition b Severe acute malnutrition c Underweight only d Normal nutritional status 26 A 9-month-old infant has cough with respiratory rate 48/min and no chest indrawing. What is the classification? a Pneumonia b Severe pneumonia c No pneumonia: cough/cold d Very severe disease 27 A 1-year-old child presents with diarrhea for 3 days. He is lethargic, not able to drink, and has sunken eyes. a ORS Plan B b ORS Plan A c ORS Plan C d Zinc only 28 A 2-year-old child has fever, stiff neck, and convulsions. What is the classification? a Malaria b Severe febrile disease c Viral fever d Pneumonia 29 A 3-month-old infant has convulsions, RR 64/min. What is the classification? a Pneumonia b Severe pneumonia c Very severe disease d PSBI 30 A child has diarrhea and blood in stool with no dehydration. What is the treatment? a ORS only b Zinc only c Antibiotic + ORS + zinc d IV fluids

1

A 3-month-old infant presents with cough and fast breathing. RR = 64/min. No chest indrawing. Feeding well. What is the IMNCI classification?

a

Severe pneumonia

b

Pneumonia

c

No pneumonia (cough/cold)

d

Very severe disease

2

Fast breathing in a 2–12 month infant is defined as

a

≥40/min

b

≥50/min

c

≥60/min

d

≥70/min

3

A 10-day-old neonate has stopped feeding well, has convulsions, and RR 70/min. IMNCI classification?

a

Local bacterial infection

b

Severe pneumonia

c

Possible serious bacterial infection

d

No infection

4

A 1-year-old child with diarrhea has sunken eyes, drinks eagerly, and skin pinch goes back slowly. Classification?

a

No dehydration

b

Some dehydration

c

Severe dehydration

d

Persistent diarrhea

5

n IMNCI, severe dehydration requires

a

Plan A

b

Plan B

c

Plan C

d

Plan D

6

Zinc supplementation in diarrhea (6 months–5 years) is

a

5 mg/day

b

10 mg/day

c

20 mg/day

d

40 mg/day

7

Duration of zinc therapy in diarrhea is

a

5 days

b

7 days

c

10 - 14 days

d

21 days

8

First-line antibiotic for dysentery in IMNCI

a

Amoxicillin

b

Cotrimoxazole

c

Ciprofloxacin

d

Azithromycin

9

A child with cough, stridor at rest is classified as

a

Pneumonia

b

Severe pneumonia/very severe disease

c

No pneumonia

d

Bronchiolitis

10

Severe malnutrition sign in IMNCI includes

a

Weight for age < -2 SD

b

Visible severe wasting

c

Mild anemia

d

Fever

11

Vitamin A dose for a 1-year-old child

a

50,000 IU

b

100,000 IU

c

200,000 IU

d

500,000 IU

12

IMNCI uses which triage color system?

a

Red, Yellow, Green

b

Blue, Green, Red

c

Black, Yellow, Red

d

White, Red, Green

13

ORS plan B duration

a

2 hours

b

4 hours

c

6 hours

d

8 hours

14

Child drinks poorly but not unable to drink. Classification?

a

Danger sign

b

No danger sign

c

Severe disease

d

Moderate

15

A child with cough has chest indrawing ONLY during crying. Interpretation?

a

Severe pneumonia

b

Pneumonia

c

No pneumonia

d

Asthma

16

A child has diarrhea for 13 days. Classification?

a

Acute diarrhea

b

Persistent diarrhea

c

Severe diarrhea

d

Dysentery

17

Palmar pallor visible but child active. Classification?

a

Severe anemia

b

Moderate anemia

c

Mild anemia

d

No anemia

18

Which is earliest dehydration sign?

a

Lethargy

b

Sunken eyes

c

Thirst

d

Skin pinch

19

A child with severe pneumonia is brought to CHC. What is the correct sequence?

a

Refer → antibiotic

b

Antibiotic → refer

c

Oxygen → antibiotic → refer

d

Antibiotic only

20

Which ONE is sufficient to diagnose SAM?

a

Weight-for-age <−2 SD

b

MUAC <11.5 cm

c

Height-for-age <−2 SD

d

BMI <18

21

Initial diet in facility-based SAM management:

a

High protein diet

b

F-75

c

F-100

d

Regular diet

22

Antibiotics are indicated in diarrhea ONLY when:

a

Duration >5 days

b

Severe dehydration

c

Blood in stool

d

Vomiting

23

Severe pneumonia drug at facility

a

Oral amoxicillin

b

Injectable antibiotic

c

No antibiotic

d

Zinc

24

A 20-day-old newborn has poor feeding and respiratory rate of 64/min. There is no chest indrawing. What is the most likely classification?

a

Local bacterial infection

b

Pneumonia

c

Possible serious bacterial infection

d

No infection

25

A child has MUAC of 10.8 cm and no edema. He is active. What is the classification?

a

Moderate acute malnutrition

b

Severe acute malnutrition

c

Underweight only

d

Normal nutritional status

26

A 9-month-old infant has cough with respiratory rate 48/min and no chest indrawing. What is the classification?

a

Pneumonia

b

Severe pneumonia

c

No pneumonia: cough/cold

d

Very severe disease

27

A 1-year-old child presents with diarrhea for 3 days. He is lethargic, not able to drink, and has sunken eyes.

a

ORS Plan B

b

ORS Plan A

c

ORS Plan C

d

Zinc only

28

A 2-year-old child has fever, stiff neck, and convulsions. What is the classification?

a

Malaria

b

Severe febrile disease

c

Viral fever

d

Pneumonia

29

A 3-month-old infant has convulsions, RR 64/min. What is the classification?

a

Pneumonia

b

Severe pneumonia

c

Very severe disease

d

PSBI

30

A child has diarrhea and blood in stool with no dehydration. What is the treatment?

a

ORS only

b

Zinc only

c

Antibiotic + ORS + zinc

d

IV fluids

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A 3-month-old infant presents with cough and fast breathing. RR = 64/min. No chest indrawing. Feeding well. What is the IMNCI classification?

Fast breathing in a 2–12 month infant is defined as

A 10-day-old neonate has stopped feeding well, has convulsions, and RR 70/min. IMNCI classification?

A 1-year-old child with diarrhea has sunken eyes, drinks eagerly, and skin pinch goes back slowly. Classification?

n IMNCI, severe dehydration requires

Zinc supplementation in diarrhea (6 months–5 years) is

Duration of zinc therapy in diarrhea is

First-line antibiotic for dysentery in IMNCI

A child with cough, stridor at rest is classified as

Severe malnutrition sign in IMNCI includes

Vitamin A dose for a 1-year-old child

IMNCI uses which triage color system?

ORS plan B duration

Child drinks poorly but not unable to drink. Classification?

A child with cough has chest indrawing ONLY during crying. Interpretation?

A child has diarrhea for 13 days. Classification?

Palmar pallor visible but child active. Classification?

Which is earliest dehydration sign?

A child with severe pneumonia is brought to CHC. What is the correct sequence?

Which ONE is sufficient to diagnose SAM?

Initial diet in facility-based SAM management:

Antibiotics are indicated in diarrhea ONLY when:

Severe pneumonia drug at facility

A 20-day-old newborn has poor feeding and respiratory rate of 64/min. There is no chest indrawing. What is the most likely classification?

A child has MUAC of 10.8 cm and no edema. He is active. What is the classification?

A 9-month-old infant has cough with respiratory rate 48/min and no chest indrawing. What is the classification?

A 1-year-old child presents with diarrhea for 3 days. He is lethargic, not able to drink, and has sunken eyes.

A 2-year-old child has fever, stiff neck, and convulsions. What is the classification?

A 3-month-old infant has convulsions, RR 64/min. What is the classification?

A child has diarrhea and blood in stool with no dehydration. What is the treatment?