DOH Programs Practice Test

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• Which act aims to raise public awareness about blood donation as a humanitarian act?
• Which document details the guidelines for the implementation of a specific dengue confirmatory test using LAMP?
• What are the primary mosquito vectors for transmitting Dengue?
• What is the purpose of the Executive Order No. 84?
• Which mosquito species is the primary vector for malaria transmission?
• Which disease is recognized as the fastest spreading vector-borne disease in the world?
• Which hormone inhibits growth hormone?
• What is another name for measles?
• Which month is recognized as Malaria Awareness Month?
• Which legislation is associated with establishing the malaria eradication service?
• What is a primary reason for implementing the Food Fortification Act?
• What type of vaccine is the Oral Polio Vaccine?
• Who signed the ASIN law?
• What differentiates probable dengue from suspected dengue?
• What are parasites known as blood flukes responsible for schistosomiasis?
• What does EO 851 refer to in the context of malaria control?
• What is the official name of the Philippine Food Fortification Act?
• What is a significant shift mentioned regarding malaria management over the years?
• How many sections are outlined in RA 8976?
• Who signed the RA 8976 into law?
• What is a characteristic of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes?
• What can infected, untreated individuals of schistosomiasis do?
• What type of food products commonly undergo fortification?
• What is the significance of the number 2000 in RA 8976?
• Which factor is essential for diagnosing a probable dengue case?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of early malaria?
• What does somatostatin primarily regulate?
• Which act is known as the Comprehensive TB Elimination Plan Act?
• What are warning signs of dengue that indicate medium severity?
• What characteristic makes the DOTS-TUTOK GAMUTAN strategy significant?
• Achieving what percentage of DOTS coverage is a goal for both public and private sectors in the National Tuberculosis Control Program?
• What month is recognized as National Blood Donors Month?
• Which goal aligns with the mission to completely eliminate human rabies in the Philippines?
• What role does the Department of Health play in regulating health goods and services?
• What is the main goal of the Schistosomiasis control program?
• What does the Rooming In and Breastfeeding Act encourage in health institutions?
• What is defined as the addition of nutrients to processed foods at levels higher than the natural state?
• When was RA 8972 signed into law?
• What is another name for quartan malaria caused by Plasmodium malariae?
• Which type of diabetes occurs when the body does not produce insulin and is often inherited?
• What skin condition may occur due to the penetration of schistosomiasis larvae?
• What is the primary goal of malaria control efforts by the year 2030?
• What procedural change does AO No. 2018-0013 advocate for during vaccine shortages?
• How does Plasmodium ovale compare to Plasmodium malariae?
• In what year was the National Tuberculosis Control Program first implemented by the Department of Health?
• What is the normal appearance of red blood cells when affected by Plasmodium malariae?
• What is the primary mission of the blood donation program?
• What is the purpose of the technical guidelines provided in DM 2014-0112?
• What is the desired outcome of reactivating dengue fast lanes according to DM 2015-0309?
• What is the characteristic feature of Plasmodium vivax observed under a microscope?
• What is the primary goal of the rabies prevention and control program in the Philippines?
• What is one of the goals of the National Dengue Prevention and Control Program?
• The act that created the malaria eradication service focuses on providing what?
• Which disease is characterized by a high degree of contagiousness when an infected person coughs or sneezes?
• Which entity is NOT related to schistosomiasis?
• What does the enhanced 4S strategy primarily aim to do?
• Which animal is commonly associated with the transmission of rabies through a bite or scratch?
• Which of the following is a common feature of cells infected with Plasmodium ovale?
• Which form of Plasmodium is associated with Maurer's dots?
• Which of the following is NOT an element of the 3 E's in breastfeeding?
• What are the two procedures commonly used for standard malaria detection?
• What symptoms are typically associated with Dengue fever?
• What is the target year for most visions of the Department of Health's programs?
• On what date was the ASIN Law signed into effect?
• Which of the following represents the updated guidelines for diagnosing and treating malaria?
• What is the primary purpose of EO NO. 51 of 1986?
• Which of the following is considered severe organ impairment in dengue?
• Which of the following is considered a major risk factor leading to poliomyelitis outbreaks?
• What is one aim of the Rooming In and Breastfeeding Act?
• What are the two main types of diabetes mellitus?
• Which of the following best defines "early" breastfeeding?
• Which Plasmodium species is noted for the identification of a particular type of dot in infected red blood cells?
• What is aimed for in terms of curing new sputum smear-positive TB cases in the National Tuberculosis Control Program?
• Which type of diabetes is known to occur during pregnancy?
• What is the focus of the guidelines related to larvicides as per AO 2001-0045?
• Which organization celebrates World Rabies Day?
• When is World Rabies Day celebrated?
• How often does malignant tertian malaria occur due to Plasmodium falciparum?
• What percentage of new sputum smear-positive TB cases is the National Tuberculosis Control Program looking to detect?
• What does the practice of the 3 E's in breastfeeding emphasize?
• What is the primary causative agent of measles?
• How frequently does ovale malaria cause febrile episodes?
• Which of the following is an early stage symptom of malaria?
• What does the term “neglected disease” refer to in the context of rabies?
• What law pertains to salt iodization on a national scale in the Philippines?
• What virus can lead to AIDS if left untreated?
• What can be a result of severe dengue related to organ failure?
• Which memorandum order provides the basis for the need for a food fortification program in the Philippines?
• What legislative act is known for its focus on micronutrient fortification?
• Diabetes Type 2 is best described as?
• When is World Blood Donor Day celebrated?
• What disease is characterized by hyperglycemia resulting from defects in insulin?
• What is the primary mode of transmission for malaria aside from mosquito bites?
• What regulation promotes voluntary blood donation and ensures a sufficient supply of safe blood?
• What is the goal of providing human milk banks in health facilities?
• Which executive order declares March as Rabies Awareness Month?
• What is a common symptom of malaria?
• What defines a confirmed dengue case?
• What is a key characteristic of Diabetes Mellitus Type 2?
• Where does the DOTS-TUTOK GAMUTAN strategy typically take place?
• What is a significant public health goal related to rabies?
• When is World Diabetes Day observed?
• What is the ultimate goal of the rabies prevention program in terms of rabies cases?
• What condition is specifically identified as being found in pregnant women?
• What type of bleeding is associated with the febrile phase of dengue?
• What does the acronym ASIN stand for in relation to the national salt iodization law?
• What year was the Philippine Food Fortification Act (RA 8976) established?
• What does the control program prioritize in terms of health information?
• Why is human resources governance critical in the malaria control program?
• What is the goal for maintaining the Case Fatality Rate (CFR) related to dengue each year?
• Which acronym refers to the Directly Observed Treatment, Short-course for tuberculosis?
• Which of the following diseases is NOT included in the initial list of vaccine-preventable diseases?
• On which day is ASEAN Dengue Day observed?
• What is the primary environment for the larval stages of Schistosoma species to develop?
• Which of the following entries is associated with the promotion of exclusive breastfeeding according to the Breastfeeding TSEK?
• The objective of ensuring universal access pertains to which key aspect of disease management?
• What is primarily emphasized in the promotion of breastfeeding by EO NO. 51 of 1986?
• What method is primarily used by schistosomes to infect new hosts?
• What is the purpose of AO 2014-0004 within the context of malaria programs?
• What is the suggested method for early detection and prevention of HIV/STIs?
• Which vaccine-preventable disease is associated with the virus that causes paralysis and difficulty in breathing?
• Which test is used to separate and identify gametocytes in malaria diagnosis?
• What is one of the primary objectives of the malaria control program?
• Which health strategy is the Department of Health primarily focused on with its programs?
• Which component is described as a key strategy in the Stop TB strategy?
• What kind of penalties does the Anti-Rabies Act of 2007 include?
• What is one of the main goals of food fortification strategies discussed in programs?
• By what year does the Philippines aim to be rabies-free?
• What is the Republic Act number associated with the Rooming In and Breastfeeding Act of 1992?
• What type of treatment does the DOTS-TUTOK GAMUTAN program offer primarily?
• What is the vision of the National Dengue Prevention and Control Program?
• Which fluke is commonly referred to as Manson's blood fluke?
• Which clinical phase includes the potential manifestation of the classical rash known as "isles of white in the sea of red"?
• Which is a true statement about Diabetes Mellitus Type 1?
• What does the prevalence reduction target of the Schistosomiasis control program focus on?
• What characteristic is associated with Ziemann's dots?
• What is one of the campaigns initiated under the policy guidance of the Ligtas Tigdas program?
• Which of the following is a supplemental immunization activity under the Ligtas Tigdas program?
• Which of the following diseases was part of the Expanded Programme on Immunization?
• EO NO. 51 of 1986 regulates which of the following?
• What type of dots are associated with Plasmodium ovale?
• Which of the following best describes the goal of RA 8976?
• When is World TB Day celebrated?
• What are the three classifications of dengue?
• Which component is NOT associated with the DOTS strategy?
• What is a key strategy of the Schistosomiasis control program?
• Which aspect focuses on enhancing management and implementation capacity for malaria control?
• What is the minimum duration for TB treatment?
• How would you describe the purpose of the National Dengue Prevention and Control Program?
• What is a characteristic of suspected dengue?
• What is a mild symptom during the febrile phase of dengue?
• What is the mission of the National Dengue Prevention and Control Program?
• Which material is most commonly associated with rabies transmission?
• What is the vision of the malaria control program that aims for a malaria-free Philippines?
• What is a common transmission route for schistosomiasis?
• What is the primary requirement of RA 7600 for health institutions?
• Which of the following is a symptom characteristic of later stages of malaria?
• Which initiative is focused on ensuring that mothers and infants have access to certain healthcare services and vaccines?
• During which phase of dengue can a patient either improve or deteriorate?
• What disease is caused by Plasmodium parasites transmitted by Anopheles mosquitoes?
• What is an effective approach in educating people about schistosomiasis?
• How many serotypes of Dengue virus exist?
• Which vaccine is used for the prevention of tuberculosis?
• What program aims to reduce morbidity and mortality due to chronic lifestyle-related diseases?
• Which vaccine protects against a disease that can be prevented by a vaccine given shortly after birth and involves a bacterial infection?
• What does DSSM stand for in tuberculosis diagnostics?
• How many key provisions does RA 8976 include regarding food fortification?
• Which of the following is a goal of blood services?
• What aspect does 'Say no to indiscriminate fogging' highlight in dengue prevention?
• What month is designated as Schistosomiasis Awareness Month?
• What is the main focus of the Philippine Food Fortification Act of 2000?
• In which process do schistosomes mature into larvae capable of transmission?
• How does the National Tuberculosis Control Program aim to enhance the quality of life of TB patients?
• Which Plasmodium species is known for causing malaria every 48 hours?
• What overarching goal does the malaria control program seek to achieve?
• What is the recommended practice for breastfeeding after the first 6 months?
• What occurs during the critical phase of dengue after 48-72 hours?
• What term represents the values promoted in the Breastfeeding TSEK?
• What is essential for sustaining malaria control efforts?
• What is one of the key components of the enhanced 4S strategy for dengue management?
• Which of the following acts focuses on food fortification in the Philippines?
• What does AO No. 2014-0012 focus on?
• Which smear is less effective for identifying gametocytes in malaria diagnosis?
• What is the significance of the 1st week of August in relation to breastfeeding?
• What is one method used to prevent malaria?
• Which time of day is Aedes aegypti most active for feeding?
• What type of intervention is NOT part of the malaria program strategies?
• What is the executive order associated with the milk code?
• What does the self-protection measure in the enhanced 4S strategy involve?
• In the enhanced 4S strategy, what does 'Seek early consultation' emphasize?
• Which hormone is responsible for breaking down glycogen to create glucose?
• What does RA 7600 state about the mother and baby during hospitalization?
• What is one of the goals related to the delivery of TB services by the National Tuberculosis Control Program?
• What is a critical component of the blood services' mission?
• Which condition is not treatable once contracted, according to public health information on poliomyelitis?
• Which bacterium causes Tuberculosis?
• Which of the following is a strategy for malaria control?
• Which of the following is a key characteristic of Tuberculosis?
• During which time of year is awareness for schistosomiasis most typically promoted?
• Which statement correctly describes lifestyle factors related to Type 2 Diabetes?
• Which of the following is NOT a goal of the National Tuberculosis Control Program?
• During which month is Lung Month celebrated?
• What disease is caused by the Schistosoma japonicum?
• Which type of Plasmodium is known for causing enlarged red blood cells?
• Which of the following nutrients is commonly added during food fortification?
• How many health programs does the Department of Health implement throughout the Philippines?
• Under which AO are non-WHO prequalified rabies vaccines permitted in case of a shortage?
• What is a primary mode of transmission for HIV?
• What type of microscopy is typically used to confirm the presence of malaria parasites?
• Which species of Plasmodium is related to quartan malaria?
• Which disease is also known as Breakbone fever, Hemorrhagic fever, and Dandy fever?
• What are the two types of vaccines given for polio?
• Which method of transmission is responsible for spreading poliovirus?
• Under RA 8504, which aspect does the act primarily address in relation to HIV?
• What percentage of diabetes cases fall under the non-insulin dependent category?
• What is one of the later-stage symptoms of malaria?
• What is the shape of Plasmodium falciparum?
• Which health agency is responsible for ensuring access to basic public health services in the Philippines?
• Which clinical sign is associated with dengue with warning signs?
• Which law aims to enhance the nutritional value of staple foods in the Philippines?
• What is a common site of Tuberculosis infection besides the lungs?
• Where does tuberculosis mainly attack in the body?
• Which program is designed to underscore the importance of breastfeeding for infants?
• What is the purpose of the Joint Department AO No. 1?
• Which diabetes type is largely related to genetic factors and often diagnosed in youth?
• What is the primary purpose of the 'Ligtas Tigdas' campaign?
• What is the legal act related to blood services in 1994 referred to?
• What is the common outcome of untreated rabies infection?
• What type of act does the Anti-Rabies Act of 2007 represent?
• How is schistosomiasis primarily transmitted?
• Which of the following entities is likely involved in the implementation of food fortification programs?
• Which month is designated as National Dengue Awareness Month?
• What is a potential outcome of severe plasma leakage in dengue patients?
• Which legislation mandates the compulsory immunization of livestock against communicable diseases?
• Which Philippine president signed the Food Fortification Act into law?
• Which of the following is a common breeding site for the mosquitoes that transmit Dengue?
• What disease is also known as Koch's disease?
• What type of malaria is classified as benign tertian malaria?
• During which month is Breastfeeding Awareness Month celebrated?
• Which of the following can be a sign of severe dengue in patients?
• What symptom marks the end of the febrile phase of dengue?
• What is the vision of the National Tuberculosis Control Program?
• Which of the following is a key objective of rabies control programs?
• What is the causative agent of bladder fluke?
• What aspect of health does diabetes primarily affect?
• Which is NOT a typical symptom of dengue without warning signs?
• What percentage of the population is typically affected by Gestational diabetes?
• What is the target for reducing dengue mortality by the National Dengue Prevention and Control Program?
• What aspect of breastfeeding does the term 'extended' specifically refer to?
• What is the historical context of the shift from malaria eradication to control in 1983?
• What is a primary advantage of using DSSM for TB diagnosis?
• What does the "expanded program on immunization" focus on?
• Which agency is involved in the prevention of rabies along with DOH?
• How many sections does the ASIN Law comprise?
• What is the primary species causing schistosomiasis in the Philippines?
• In what scenario can a patient with dengue potentially face critical conditions?
• What does DM 2015-0309 pertain to in dengue management?
• In Plasmodium vivax, how often does benign tertian malaria occur?
• What is one of the missions of the National Tuberculosis Control Program?
• What action has the Philippine government required for susceptible animals during communicable disease threats?
• Which of the following diseases is highly contagious and primarily spreads through respiratory droplets?
• Which disease can result in symptoms such as paralysis and respiratory difficulties?
• What is a common characteristic of the recovery phase in dengue?
• What does DOTS-TUTOK GAMUTAN stand for?
• What is the formal name of the HIV policy in the Philippines?
• What document outlines the guidelines for the nationwide implementation of dengue rapid diagnostic tests?
• What is the first phase of dengue characterized by mild hemorrhagic manifestations?
• What type of diabetes is referred to as insulin-dependent?
• There is a 20-5% chance of developing which type of diabetes?
• What can significantly increase the risk of developing Type 1 Diabetes later in life?
• How long does the febrile phase of dengue typically last?
• Which Schistosoma species is NOT associated with the transmission of schistosomiasis?
• Which symptom is NOT typically associated with Dengue fever?
• Which of the following is NOT a focus area of the malaria control program?
• What does RA 7600 aim to do for mothers and their infants?
• What is the focus of RA 9482?
• What date is recognized as World AIDS Day?
• What does 'exclusive' breastfeeding entail?
• What is mandated by RA 7600 to ensure appropriate breastfeeding practices?
• What does glucagon do in relation to blood sugar?
• Which smear is primarily used for detecting multiple plasmodium species?
• Which type of malaria is caused by Plasmodium falciparum?
• What does the malaria control program aim to provide regarding malaria services?
• Which of the following is NOT a method to prevent the spread of HIV/STIs?
• Which type of diabetes is characterized by the body’s receptors not accepting insulin?
• What does the mission of the malaria control program focus on?
• What is the role of the Mother-Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative?
• What does the presence of mucosal bleeding indicate in dengue patients?
• How many sections are included in the HIV Law (RA 8504)?
• What do food fortification programs aim to address in the Philippines?
• What does Republic Act No. 10028 amend?
• When is World Malaria Day observed?
• Severe bleeding in dengue patients can lead to what condition?
• On what date was RA 8504 signed into law?
• The revised dengue clinical management guidelines are found in which official document?
• What is a common outcome expected from food fortification programs?