Public Health Engineering Exam Results 2024

Public Health Engineering Exam Results

• The respondent's name is Andrea Ishi Derilo
• The respondent's school is the Technological Institute of the Philippines - Quezon City
• The exam was a first pre-board exam in Public Health Engineering.
• The test duration was 1 hour, 44 minutes and 38 seconds; the maximum time was 3 hours
• The score was 40% (40 out of 100 points)
• The exam was taken on 2024-12-17.
• Start time was 18:31
• End time was 20:16

Exam Questions and Answers (Partial)

• Question 1: Resident flora is absent from the: (Answer not provided)
• Question 2: Death shall be reported to the local health officer within 48 hours and the death certificate sent to the local registrar within 30 days.
• Question 3: All of the following skin diseases are caused by viruses except warts.
• Question 4: Examination for undertakers and embalmers shall be conducted any day of the first week of every year.
• Question 5: The distance of the school site from its property line to lotto outlets shall be 50 meters.
• Question 6: Drinking Water Site Clearance will be issued by the local health authority as recommended by the EHS 102A.
• Question 7: A fire made in a safe manner using untreated wooden materials, especially for social gatherings at night.
• Question 8: The leading cause of morbidity according to DOH is acute respiratory infection.
• Question 9: The vector for leishmaniasis is the sand fly.
• Question 10: Tularemia is also known as rabbit fever.
• Question 11: Stenographic work requires minimum illumination of 30 foot candles.
• Question 12: A 45-year-old male presented with fever and headache and bronchial washings reveal bacteria in embryonated eggs, not selective media, likely has Corynebacterium diphtheriae infection.
• Question 13: A unit with one or more rooms distinctly different from a hotel room, and cooking is permitted inside it.
• Question 14: A store selling miscellaneous items is a sundry shop.
• Question 15: Any establishment dealing in pet animals located within a commercial area should be at least 50 meters away from any food establishment.
• Question 16: Microscopic examination of a stool sample revealing proglottids indicates the disease of tapeworm infection.
• Question 17: Keratitis is not caused by a herpesvirus
• Question 18: Cavitary lung lesions in patients with tuberculosis are associated with paragonimiasis.
• Question 19: Fumes are gas-phase materials that have evaporated or sublimed.
• Question 20: Emergency lighting systems maintain at least 0.5 foot-candle minimum intensity for 90 minutes.
• Question 21: Differential medium is used to discourage certain organism growth without inhibiting growth of target organisms.
• Question 22: The mandatory basic immunization for infants and children does not exclude hepatitis A.
• Question 23: In the case of gross alpha exceeding the limit, analysis of tritium should be conducted.
• Question 24: Among the given options, Soap is not an antiseptic.
• Question 25: A 25-year-old male presented with headache and lesions in his right eye, with negative cultures, microscopic cysts, likely has toxoplasmosis.
• Question 26: A cup type ear protector reduces noise levels by 10% of original sound.
• Question 27: Trichinella spiralis is the only microorganism not transmitted by food that has been cooked and cooled, (not refrigerated).
• Question 28: The WHO lists infections such as HIV/AIDS, Leptospirosis, Influenza, and Malaria.
• Question 29: Market stalls inspection should be conducted weekly.
• Question 30: An 81-year-old female with a mass in lower left lung, negative tuberculin test, is suspected of having histoplasmosis.
• Question 31: Myxovirus is a virus widely used in living vaccines.
• Question 32: Market stalls inspection should be conducted weekly.
• Question 33: Female workers shall not carry more than 20 kg.
• Question 34: The mandatory law for basic immunization is RA 8976.
• Question 35: Hepatitis B is transmitted by fecal contamination.
• Question 36: Sanitary Engineer will conduct the inspection and evaluation.
• Question 37: The man ingested tapeworm eggs, which is acquired by ingesting it
• Question 38: A post-mortem brain examination reveals sponge-like degeneration; this is Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.
• Question 39: The law for mandatory immunization is RA 10152.
• Question 40: Certification for the health status of cows, carabaos, and goats is required when producing diary products.
• Question 41: Glare is excessive luminance in vision disturbing adaptation process by excessive light.
• Question 42: Organisms that thrive in icy waters are psychrophilic.
• Question 43: A 15-month-old presented with difficulty swallowing, neck and arm weakness, and shortness of breath. Examination of the stool likely indicates the presence of spores and gram-positive rods, is likely has tuberculosis.
• Question 44: Certification of health status is required for health status of cows, carabaos, and goats in dairy products.
• Question 45: Mycoplasmal pneumonia is not classified as zoonosis.
• Question 46: Explanation of the illness could be difference in lifestyle, genetic inheritance, or exposed length of time.
• Question 47: Toxoplasmosis reservoir is cats.
• Question 48: Burial private grounds should be 75 meters.
• Question 49: A disease where a pathogen remains inactive for an extended period is called latent.
• Question 50: 14 m2 is the minimum slaughter area for cattle, poultry, and swine..
• Question 51: Employees working in areas with high sound levels must wear hearing protection equipment.
• Question 52: The leading cause of mortality for children aged 5 - 9 years is dengue hemorrhagic fever.
• Question 53: African trypanosomiasis is transmitted by a vector.
• Question 54: The etiology of the 22-year-old American woman is Corynebacterium diphtheriae.
• Question 55: Chapter XV of the Sanitation Code of the Philippines is related to Port, Airport, Vessel and Aircraft sanitation.
• Question 56: Cell wall is the bacterial structure that distinguishes Gram-positive and Gram-negative.
• Question 57: The facility on a national highway is a service station.
• Question 58: The opacification of the normally clear lens of the eye is cataracts.
• Question 59: Fortification is adding essential nutrients to food.
• Question 60: Isolation separates an infected person, isolating them from others, to stop infection spread.
• Question 61: No specific answer is given in the text, but the implied answer might be related to isolation.
• Question 62: A false positive result is identified as a positive finding on a test but the actual result was negative.
• Question 63: Mandatory is represented by the color blue within safety signage.
• Question 64: No specific answer was given in the text.
• Question 65: Crude death rate result from dividing the number of deaths during one year by the estimated mid-year population.
• Question 66: Water samples for microbiological testing should be processed within six hours.
• Question 67: Measles is the first disease that had an immunization
• Question 68: Proclamation No. 40 declares every year in December, as Sight Saving Month.
• Question 69: Pneumoconiosis is a generic name for lung issues from dust inhalation.
• Question 70: A market selling wholesale products is a wholesale market.
• Question 71: The minimum area for a retail water refilling station is 9.50 square meters.
• Question 72: The residual level is 0.5-0.7 ppm.
• Question 73: A mosquito is the vector in that transmission chain.
• Question 74: Trachoma is not an eye infection.
• Question 75: The section used for cleaning slaughtered animal viscera is the trippery and gutter section.
• Question 76: No microbes in scraping from a patient's rash likely indicates a viral etiology.
• Question 77: Giardia is not included in the Big 5 pathogens.
• Question 78: A confocal microscope has the best magnification and resolution.
• Question 79: The approved method using Stannous Chloride method is needed for cyanide analysis.
• Question 80: The maximum depth designated is 3.5 feet.
• Question 81: Viral meningitis is not a zoonosis.
• Question 82: Class B is a section that is primarily a commercial area.
• Question 83: Blastomycosis does not belong to the other diseases.
• Question 84: The reservoirs and vectors for this disease are rats/mice and fleas respectively.
• Question 85: Corynebacterium diphtheriae would likely be grown from a seven year old's throat culture sample.
• Question 86: Definitive host for Toxoplasma gondii is cat.
• Question 87: Psittacosis is not a category B biological agent.
• Question 88: The positive tuberculin test does not indicate that the patient has been vaccinated against tuberculosis.
• Question 89: Brucellosis is the diagnosis for the slaughterhouse worker's symptoms.
• Question 90: The organism causing dandruff is Melassezia furfur.
• Question 91: Class A water is suitable for manufacturing purposes after treatment.
• Question 92: Anopheles quadrimaculatus is the most dangerous mosquito for malaria.
• Question 93: The most prevalent cause of visual impairment in the Philippines is trachoma.
• Question 94: Hydrogen is a widely occurring nonmetal element in the environment in minerals, and ingestion can cause severe vomiting, diarrhea.
• Question 95: Treponema pallidum is the causative agent of syphilis.
• Question 96: Gram-positive cocci are present in scabies rash.
• Question 97: Bacillus anthracis is indicated by the presence of Gram-positive endospore-forming rods after a goat hair processing work incident in a textile mill.
• Question 98: Crew and Gang workers are a group of persons working on shore and on board vessels,
• Question 99: The local health officer, as recommended by the local health authority will issue the Potability Certificate.
• Question 100: The acceptable pH range for a swimming pool is 7.4 to 7.8.

This quiz details the results of Andrea Ishi Derilo's first pre-board exam in Public Health Engineering at the Technological Institute of the Philippines - Quezon City. It includes exam duration, score, and highlights key questions related to public health practices and regulations.