Communicable Diseases Pakistan MCQs 2026

Tuberculosis Pakistan in medicine refers to

1. A viral hepatitis with vertical and horizontal transmission routes ✓
2. B coronavirus pandemic requiring public health measures ✓
3. C fatal encephalitis from animal bites preventable by vaccine ✓
4. D airborne mycobacterial infection with high burden in Pakistan ✓

Dengue fever in medicine refers to

1. A arboviral fever transmitted by Aedes mosquito ✓
2. B ongoing vaccination campaign to achieve polio-free status ✓
3. C salmonella infection from contaminated food and water ✓
4. D retroviral infection with prevention and ART programs ✓

Malaria Pakistan in medicine refers to

1. A coronavirus pandemic requiring public health measures ✓
2. B fatal encephalitis from animal bites preventable by vaccine ✓
3. C plasmodial infection endemic in certain regions ✓
4. D acute diarrheal disease from Vibrio cholerae in outbreaks ✓

Hepatitis B Pakistan in medicine refers to

1. A salmonella infection from contaminated food and water ✓
2. B viral hepatitis with vertical and horizontal transmission routes ✓
3. C retroviral infection with prevention and ART programs ✓
4. D airborne mycobacterial infection with high burden in Pakistan ✓

Polio eradication in medicine refers to

1. A fatal encephalitis from animal bites preventable by vaccine ✓
2. B acute diarrheal disease from Vibrio cholerae in outbreaks ✓
3. C ongoing vaccination campaign to achieve polio-free status ✓
4. D arboviral fever transmitted by Aedes mosquito ✓

COVID-19 in medicine refers to

1. A coronavirus pandemic requiring public health measures ✓
2. B retroviral infection with prevention and ART programs ✓
3. C airborne mycobacterial infection with high burden in Pakistan ✓
4. D plasmodial infection endemic in certain regions ✓

Typhoid fever in medicine refers to

1. A acute diarrheal disease from Vibrio cholerae in outbreaks ✓
2. B salmonella infection from contaminated food and water ✓
3. C arboviral fever transmitted by Aedes mosquito ✓
4. D viral hepatitis with vertical and horizontal transmission routes ✓

Rabies in medicine refers to

1. A fatal encephalitis from animal bites preventable by vaccine ✓
2. B airborne mycobacterial infection with high burden in Pakistan ✓
3. C plasmodial infection endemic in certain regions ✓
4. D ongoing vaccination campaign to achieve polio-free status ✓

HIV AIDS Pakistan in medicine refers to

1. A arboviral fever transmitted by Aedes mosquito ✓
2. B viral hepatitis with vertical and horizontal transmission routes ✓
3. C coronavirus pandemic requiring public health measures ✓
4. D retroviral infection with prevention and ART programs ✓

Cholera outbreak in medicine refers to

1. A plasmodial infection endemic in certain regions ✓
2. B ongoing vaccination campaign to achieve polio-free status ✓
3. C acute diarrheal disease from Vibrio cholerae in outbreaks ✓
4. D salmonella infection from contaminated food and water ✓

Communicable diseases case 49: a endemic area clinic presenting with fever workup requires the clinician to

1. A delay all investigations until next outpatient visit ✓
2. B discharge without vital sign monitoring ✓
3. C assess focus of infection and start empiric antibiotics if indicated ✓
4. D prescribe antibiotics without clinical indication ✓

Communicable diseases case 26: a outbreak response team presenting with vaccination campaign requires the clinician to

1. A delay all investigations until next outpatient visit ✓
2. B assess focus of infection and start empiric antibiotics if indicated ✓
3. C discharge without vital sign monitoring ✓
4. D prescribe antibiotics without clinical indication ✓

Communicable diseases case 19: a endemic area clinic presenting with infection control requires the clinician to

1. A delay all investigations until next outpatient visit ✓
2. B discharge without vital sign monitoring ✓
3. C isolate if needed and follow standard precautions per protocol ✓
4. D prescribe antibiotics without clinical indication ✓

Communicable diseases case 16: a endemic area clinic presenting with vaccination campaign requires the clinician to

1. A delay all investigations until next outpatient visit ✓
2. B discharge without vital sign monitoring ✓
3. C prescribe antibiotics without clinical indication ✓
4. D assess focus of infection and start empiric antibiotics if indicated ✓

Communicable diseases case 15: a EPI center presenting with fever workup requires the clinician to

1. A delay all investigations until next outpatient visit ✓
2. B assess focus of infection and start empiric antibiotics if indicated ✓
3. C discharge without vital sign monitoring ✓
4. D prescribe antibiotics without clinical indication ✓

Communicable diseases case 14: a outbreak response team presenting with fever workup requires the clinician to

1. A delay all investigations until next outpatient visit ✓
2. B discharge without vital sign monitoring ✓
3. C prescribe antibiotics without clinical indication ✓
4. D assess focus of infection and start empiric antibiotics if indicated ✓

Communicable diseases case 9: a EPI center presenting with vaccination campaign requires the clinician to

1. A delay all investigations until next outpatient visit ✓
2. B discharge without vital sign monitoring ✓
3. C prescribe antibiotics without clinical indication ✓
4. D assess focus of infection and start empiric antibiotics if indicated ✓

Communicable diseases case 3: a EPI center presenting with infection control requires the clinician to

1. A isolate if needed and follow standard precautions per protocol ✓
2. B delay all investigations until next outpatient visit ✓
3. C discharge without vital sign monitoring ✓
4. D prescribe antibiotics without clinical indication ✓

Communicable diseases case 2: a outbreak response team presenting with infection control requires the clinician to

1. A isolate if needed and follow standard precautions per protocol ✓
2. B delay all investigations until next outpatient visit ✓
3. C discharge without vital sign monitoring ✓
4. D prescribe antibiotics without clinical indication ✓