10 Questions
Which type of leprosy is characterized by infectious skin lesions that are bilateral symmetrical and usually multiple and extensive?
Lepromatous Leprosy
What is the 'final push' strategy for leprosy elimination?
Expanding Multi Drug Therapy services and promoting community awareness
Which drug provides protection against leprosy when given as chemoprophylaxis to at-risk family contacts?
Sulphone drugs
What is the characteristic facial feature associated with lepromatous leprosy?
Leonate facies
Which type of leprosy is typically prevented through BCG vaccination of newborns and young children?
Lepromatous Leprosy
What is the primary prevention method for leprosy using chemoprophylaxis?
Sulphone drugs
What is the recommended treatment regimen for patients with leprosy according to secondary prevention measures?
Dapsone, 100 mg/day; Clofazimine, 300 mg once monthly; Rifampin, 600 mg/monthly
How can the community be encouraged to respond to leprosy for voluntary diagnosis and treatment?
Increase awareness in the community on leprosy and its treatment options
What is the primary mode of transmission of leprosy that should be highlighted in health education efforts?
Airborne transmission through coughing or sneezing
What is the purpose of isolating leprosy cases in special colonies or asylums as part of secondary prevention measures?
To prevent transmission to unaffected individuals
Learn about the prevention of different forms of tetanus, including neonatal tetanus and puerperal tetanus in the community health setting. Topics include aseptic techniques, care of umbilical cord, training programs for birth attendants, immunization of pregnant women, use of sterile materials, and maintaining a clean hospital environment.
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