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01.02.04 (4 years ago)
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1-COMMON SYMPTON OF HODJKEN NOT SEEN IS NON HODJKEN
a-NIGHT SWEAT
b-SUPERIOR VENA CAVA OBSTRUCTION
c-CNS INVOLVEMENT
d-INTUSSECEPTION
e-BONE PAIN
2-WHICH VACCINATION IS NOT GIVEN TO IMMUNODEFIENCIENT CHILD?
a-HEPATITIS
b-ORAL POLIO
c-DPT
d-BCG
3-TO PREVENT TETANUS IN A NEONATE
a-GIVE ANTI TETANUS SERUM TO NEONATES
b-Ig TO MOTHER
c-TETANUS TOXIOD TO MOTHER
d-TETANUS Ab TO MOTHER
e-GIVE PENICILLIN TO CHILD TO KILL TETANUS BACILLI
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01.03.04 (4 years ago)
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HI,
I can ans two of ur questions:
Vaccine CI in immunodeficient: are all live vaccine--so ideally both oral polio & BCG.But in developing countries,BCG is still given.So,its upto u--to decide the right one.
2.To prevent teteanus in neonate---give tetanus toxoid to mother.That's what we practise,right.
bye ,all th best
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01.03.04 (4 years ago)
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1-COMMON SYMPTON OF HODJKEN NOT SEEN IS NON HODJKEN
a-NIGHT SWEAT
b-SUPERIOR VENA CAVA OBSTRUCTION
c-CNS INVOLVEMENT
d-INTUSSECEPTION
e-BONE PAIN
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constitutional symptoms are more commonly seen with Hodgkin's than in Non hodgkin's lymphoma.
the Ann Arbour classification takes the systemic symptoms ,specifically for staging the hodgkin's disease.
pruritus,if assoc with NHL is seen only in the presence of skin involvment.
n pyrexia is secondary to infection,as a consequence of depressed immune function.
i wud go for,night sweats as answer to this question. 8)
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08.30.04 (3 years ago)
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definitely the ans is night sweats
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immunization in immunodeficient
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12.14.04 (3 years ago)
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Well, it has not been mentioned specifically in any of the textbooks regarding this. But, constituitional symptoms are more common with hodgkins.
All live vaccines are contra-indicated in immunodeficient ideally. A practical choice in developing countaries is to give BCG.
Tetanus can be prevented by inj. TT to mother
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10.06.07 (9 months ago)
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night sweats
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11.05.07 (8 months ago)
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immunisation of immunocompromised child
go to the site
acc to this ,ipv sud b administered instead of OPV in imuno compromised pt and its close contact as live opv can b transmitted from person to person.
pts sud avoid close contacts with children vaccinated with OPV for 4 6 wks.
So ans is opv
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02.27.08 (4 months ago)
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i know this qn is posted long ago.. but if somebody else is still looking for the answere, here they are
1 a, 2 b, 3c
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