Multiple Choice
A typical drug combination in the first-line treatment of leprosy is:
A) thalidomide and ofloxacin.
B) minocycline and prednisolone.
C) clofazimine and cycloserine.
D) dapsone and rifampicin.
Correct Answer:
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Q5: The 'cardinal signs' of Hansen's disease are:
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Q8: Which tests should be regularly undertaken during
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Q10: Which of the following factors would cause
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