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AMREF Virtual Nursing School End of Module Three Examination: Epidemiology, Immunisation and Community Diagnosis

The module three examination for the March 2008 class, sat on Monday 19th October 2009, three hours in twenty one-mark multiple choices, short answers and long answers. The items are community health nursing - longitudinal surveys and what they give, passive immunity, the composition of the disaccharide maltose, the correct statement on malaria, the disease transmitted by the black fly, the live vaccines, scabies, the trachoma feature that calls for surgery, the pentavalent contraindications, a low-level disinfectant and the classification of a child whose weight for age is below sixty per cent of normal - and the written parts take the steps of community diagnosis in sequence, community mobilisation for a project and the priority activity in it.

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