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Communicable Diseases: KRCHN Year 3 Semester One Examination, March (Nyamira)

A pre-service KRCHN examination from Kenya Medical Training College Nyamira. Multiple choice covers the forms of candidiasis, which diseases are caused by worms and flukes and the vector of trypanosomiasis; short answers are worth twenty-five marks and include the control measures for ascariasis; the long answers ask for the clinical picture of trachoma and the transmission and life cycle of malaria.

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