UROR INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

Instructions:
i. Answer all questions
ii. Write clearly and precisely
iii. Marks per question are indicated at the end of each question
iv. Time allowed is 3 Hours

SET 3 Clinical Officers

Question 1.
Tom is a 4 years old child brought to the emergency ward with history of
non bloody watery stool for three days. His mother reports the child
passes about seven motions of loose stool per day. 2 days later later, the
child started vomiting and was running a high fever and the mother
complaints that the child has been poorly feeding. On examination, Tom
was pale, excessively sweating and had cold extremities with depressing
anterior fontanelle, CRT more than 3 seconds and weak pulse.
a. What is your diagnosis? (2 Marks)
b. What do you think is the cause of what you have diagnosed in (a)
above. (5 Marks)
c. What investigation will you request. (3 Marks)
d. Outline your approach of management to the condition above. (10
Marks)

Question 2.

a) Define the following terms (2 Marks each)

i. Epidemiology
ii. Surveillance
b) State three types of Surveillance and their data sources (10 Marks)
c) Outline the following; (2 Marks each)
i. Two communicable diseases
ii. Two non communicable diseases
iii. One neglected tropical disease
Question 3.
A 29 years old parous (G5P4) woman at 39 weeks of gestation with pre-
eclampsia deliver's vaginally. Her pre-natal course has been
uncomplicated except for asymptomatic bacteria caused by Escherichia
coli in the first trimester treated with oral cephalexin. She denies a family
history of bleeding diathesis. After the placenta is delivered there is
appreciable vaginal bleeding of 1000ml.
a. What is your most likely diagnosis?
b. What is the most likely cause of what you diagnosed in (a) above?
c. Apart from the above mentioned likely cause, what other causes
attributes to your diagnosis above?
d. What will be your approach to management of the above condition?

Question 4:

a) Define reductive adaptation as applied to malnutrition? (2 Marks)

b) Mention the administration createria for stabilization centre? (3
Marks)
c) Outline the process of successful management of a severely
Malnourished child with complication at stabilization centre. (15
Marks)

Question 5
a) Define Nephrotic syndrome? (3 Marks)
b) Explain the pathophysiology of Nephrotic syndrome. (10 Marks)
c) How will you manage a child with Nephrotic syndrome. (7 Marks)
 GOOD LUCK!!!

UROR INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

Instructions:
i. Answer all questions
ii. Write clearly and precisely
iii. Marks per question are indicated at the end of each question
iv. Time allowed is 3 Hours

SET 2 Enrolled / Certified Nurse

1. A four years old male child who sustained a burn injury on his left leg from hot
porridge was rushed in to the health facility and you are the Nurse on duty.

a) list the different types of burns. (½ Marks each)

b) Describe the Nursing care you would give this patient. (6 Marks)

2. List any four medical emergencies and briefly describe the Nursing care for
each.(10 Marks)

3. Define the Nursing process, list and describe its components. (10 Marks)

4. a) Name the five danger signs in under five children.

b) you are the Nurse on duty and you've been brought a breast feeding 7/12
child with history of severe vomiting and diarrhea. Write the appropriate
Nursing diagnoses and care/ management for this patient.

5. a) Describe how you would manage a pneumonia patient. (6 Marks)

b) list the patient's rights.
c) list all the rights/ rules of drug administration
 GOOD LUCK!!!

UROR INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

Instructions:
i. Answer all questions
ii. Write clearly and precisely
iii. Marks per question are indicated at the end of each question
iv. Time allowed is 3 Hours

SET 4 Pharmacy Assistants / Drug Dispensers

Part I – Circle the most appropriate answer (10 Marks)

1. The dispensing label on prescription medication must include:

a. the date of the prescription

b. a 'keep out of reach of children' warning

c. the name of the prescriber

d. a batch number

2. A pregnant woman asks about taking a specific medicine. The most

appropriate person to refer her to is:

a. the registered pharmacist / dispenser

b. the pre-registration pharmacist / dispenser

c. any member of staff who is more experienced than you

d. the registered pharmacy technician / dispenser

3. What would be the most serious consequence of not maintaining the
confidentiality of patient information?

a. Loss of job

b. Legal action being taken

c. Lower patient attendance

d. Loss of reputation

4. Which of the following would not be an appropriate way to

communicate with patients who do not speak English as a first
language?

a. Using an online translation tool

b. Asking the help of a colleague who speaks the same language

as the patient

c. Talking to the patient’s representative who can speak English

with their permission

d. Speaking as quickly and as loudly as possible

5. Which of the following would be most useful to reduce conflict with

patients on discovering a dispensing error?

a. Apologise and refer them to a supervisor

b. Reassure the patient that they will be fine

c. Explain that the dispensary team have been very busy

d. Tell the patient that they will be contacted after the issue has
been investigated

6. Which of the following forms is paracetamol not available in?

 a. Tablets

b. Suppositories

c. Eye drops

d. A suspension

7. Which of the following storage solutions is most likely to ensure that

information is kept confidential?

a. A filing cabinet in the consultation room

b. A dispensary drawer

c. A password-protected computer

d. A box in the stock room

8. As you are going on your lunch, you notice that a patient has spilt a
bottle of lactulose on the floor. The first thing you should do is:

a. place a hazard sign near it and deal with it on your return

b. make customers aware of it and clean it up straight away

c. tell a colleague and then go for lunch

d. hide the spillage with paper towels while you go to get the
mop and bucket

9. It is important to get patients actively involved in their own health

and care because it can:

a. reduce the number of patients

b. free up the Dispenser’s / pharmacists' time

 c. encourage patients to take ownership of their own health and
wellbeing

d. increase sales of vitamins and supplements

10. A patient requires 5ml of antibiotic oral liquid 3 times a day.

The doctor has prescribed it for 14 days. How much will you need to
supply to fulfil the prescription?

a. 100ml

b. 105ml

c. 150ml

d. 210ml

Part II Short answer Questions

1. A Nurse has a file of patient Called Aisha Mputi with a prescription

written as follows;- Inj. Gentamycin 40mg x tdsx5/7 (NB: You have
ampule Gentamycin 20mg/2ml) (10 Marks)
a. Interpret the information given in a prescription
b. What unit will you dispense to ensure correct dispensing
c. Calculate one dose for a given patient
 d. What total amount of Gentamycin injection should be
dispensed

2. Mention five (5) measures to reduce irrational dispensing ( 5 Marks)

3. What are five (5) components of the Dispensing register? (5 Marks)

GOOD LUCK!!!

UROR INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

Instructions:
i. Answer all questions
ii. Write clearly and precisely
iii. Marks per question are indicated at the end of each question
iv. Time allowed is 3 Hours

SET 5 Community Health Workers (CHW) / MCHW

1. What is the effective adult learning, teaching, instruction and/or presentation skills? (5

Marks)
 2. What are the barriers to health care services in your community? (5 Marks)

3. How will you help members of your community to develop knowledge and skills to increase

their own capacity to access needed healthcare services? (5 Marks)

4. Mention some of the basic primary risk factors to health and their prevention. (5 Marks)

5. What are the structures of healthcare delivery system in your community? (5 Marks)

6. How will you ensure confidentiality / privacy of community

members? (5 Marks)

GOOD LUCK!!!

UROR INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

Instructions:
i. Answer all questions
ii. Write clearly and precisely
iii. Marks per question are indicated at the end of each question
iv. Time allowed is 3 Hours
SET 6 EPI Vaccinators

Questions

1. Mention at least five (5) diseases that one can be immunized

against. (5 Marks)
2. What is vaccine? How & when are various vaccines given? (10
Marks)
3. Write AEFI in full, and mention any three (3) AEFI during
immunization campaigns (5 Marks)
4. How will you maintain Cold Chain systems when dealing with
vaccines? (10 Marks)
5. How will you improve Routine Coverage for Immunization? (10
Marks)
6. What are the steps involved in Last Mile delivery of Vaccines from
County Cold Chain to the vaccination point? (10 Marks)

GOOD LUCK!!!
 UROR INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
Instructions:
i. Answer all questions
ii. Write clearly and precisely
iii. Marks per question are indicated at the end of each question
iv. Time allowed is 3 Hours

SET 1 Midwives

Questions:

1. a) What is the difference between obstetrics and gynecology? (4 Marks)

b) List and briefly explain any three obstetrical emergencies. (2 Marks each)

2. Briefly describe care of a new born. (10 Marks)

3. Define PPH and discuss its management. (10 Marks)

4. List and briefly discuss the different stages of labor (10 Marks)

5. Define focused ANC and describe how you would implement it for the clients
(10 Marks)

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