NMS Q&A Family Medicine

272 NMS Q&A Family Medicine8 What are the three leading causes of death in the agegroup of 35 to 44 years?(A) Malignant neoplasms, heart disease, accidents(B) Suicide, homicide, accidents(C) Acute lower respiratory disease, liver disease(D) Kidney diseases, diabetes mellitus, chronic lungdisease(E) Cerebrovascular disease, influenza, chronic lungdisease9 Suicide and suicide attempts may take many turns.Which of the following statements is not true regardingsuicide, the fifth-leading cause of death in the agegroup of 25 to 44 years and the third-leading cause ofdeath in the age group of 25 to 34 years?(A) Victims have often been in contact with medicalservices in the period just before suicide.(B) Firearms are a significantly prevalent method inmale individuals, young adults, and adolescents.(C) Persons who have histories of previous suicidal“gestures,” often dramatic, are at low risk forsuicide.(D) HIV infection and acquired immunodeficiencysyndrome (AIDS) constitute significant riskstatus.(E) Suicidal persons often leave subtle hints of theirintentions.For Questions 8 through 12, match the numbered immunizationwith the lettered condition under which it should beoffered. A choice may be correct for more than one item.10 Tetanus booster, in combination with an attenuateddose of diphtheria (Td)11 MMR vaccine12 Hepatitis B vaccine13 Pneumococcal vaccine14 Influenza vaccine(A) Those with chronic medical conditions(B) Those individuals born after 1956 who lackevidence of immunity(C) Health care workers, or recipients of bloodproducts(D) All adults every 10 years(E) One dose per year for 50 years