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Pediatric Tuberculosis Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a common indicator of ongoing TB transmission in the community?

a)

Active TB disease

b)

Latent TB infection

c)

TB in adults

d)

TB in children

2.

What does a TST or IGRA result of (+) indicate in a child?

a)

Child is a potential source case

b)

Child has active TB disease

c)

Child has latent TB infection

d)

Child is asymptomatic

3.

Which test is NOT used for diagnosing TB in children?

a)

MRI

b)

Xpert TB

c)

AFB

d)

Kultur

4.

What is the interpretation of a TST result with ≥10 mm induration?

a)

Positive for high-risk groups

b)

Negative for all individuals

c)

Positive for recent immigrants

d)

Negative for children

5.

What is a common symptom of TB in children?

a)

Nausea

b)

Skin rash

c)

Headache

d)

Cough for more than 2 weeks

6.

What is the main challenge in diagnosing TB in children?

a)

Lack of treatment options

b)

Availability of tests

c)

High cost of diagnosis

d)

Non-specific clinical presentation

7.

What does the Xpert MTB/RIF test identify?

a)

Only drug resistance

b)

Only latent TB

c)

TB bacteria and drug resistance

d)

Only TB bacteria

8.

What is the recommended initial diagnostic test for suspected TB?

a)

IGRA

b)

Chest X-ray

c)

TST

d)

Xpert MTB/RIF

9.

What is a limitation of the TST?

a)

It requires hospitalization

b)

It does not exclude LTBI or TB disease

c)

It can only be used in adults

d)

It is always accurate

10.

What is the significance of a child having contact with an infectious TB case?

a)

Increased risk of developing TB

b)

Only relevant for adults

c)

Decreased risk of TB

d)

No significance

11.

What is the purpose of the Indonesia scoring system for child TB?

a)

To monitor TB treatment

b)

To prevent TB

c)

To diagnose TB more appropriately

d)

To treat TB

12.

What is a common problem in diagnosing TB in primary health centers?

a)

Overdiagnosis

b)

Underdiagnosis

c)

Availability of medications

d)

High patient turnover

13.

What is the recommended treatment for a child with confirmed TB?

a)

Only supportive care

b)

Combination therapy for 6 months

c)

Surgery

d)

Antibiotics for 2 weeks

14.

What is a key factor in the management of TB in children?

a)

Age of the child

b)

Geographic location

c)

Nutritional status

d)

Family history of TB

15.

What is the significance of a TST result of ≥15 mm induration?

a)

Positive for high-risk individuals

b)

Negative for all individuals

c)

Positive for individuals with no risk factors

d)

Positive for children under 4