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Iph 2210: Zoonoses Question Paper

Iph 2210: Zoonoses

Course:Bachelor Of Science In Public Health

Institution: Jomo Kenyatta University Of Agriculture And Technology question papers

Exam Year:2012

JOMO KENYATTA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS 2012/2013
SECOND YEAR SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PUBLIC HEALTH
IPH 2210: ZOONOSES
DATE: AUGUST 2012 TIME: 2 HOURS
INSTRUCTIONS: ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN SECTION A AND ANY TWO IN SECTION B.

SECTION A – ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS (48 MARKS)
1. Distinguish between cyclozoonoses and metazoonoses and state an example of a disease in each of these zoonoses. [6 marks]
2. Outline the mode of transmission of zoonotic brucellosis. [6 marks]
3. As a public health officer in a county where an outbreak anthrax has been confirmed in animals state the measures you will put in place to prevent and control infections in man. [6 marks]
4. Describe the transmission cycle of zoonotic plague. [6 marks]
5. Outline the failure that influence the length of incubation period of human rabies.
[6 marks]
6. State the aetiology and prevention measures for hydatidosis in man. [6 marks]
7. Outline the clinical manifestations of malburg virus diease in man. [6 marks]
8. Explain the categorization of fungal infection in man. [6 marks]
SECTION B – 22 MARKS
9. You have been requested to develop messages to be used in education programmes on the zoonotic importance of leptospirosis. Discuss the key issues you would address in your message. [22 marks]
10. Discuss the mode of transmission, clinical manifestation and prevention and control of Rift Valley Fever. [22 marks]
11. Discuss Leishmaniasis under the following subdeadings;
i. Actiology [4 marks]
ii. Clinical forms [12 marks]
iii. Prevention and control. [6 marks]

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