DCF CERTIFICATION TESTS BUNDLE EXAM
SCRIPT 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
GRADED A+
⩥ Diphtheria
Answer: Sore throat and fever. Transmitted by contact with infected
people. Last for 2-5 days. Isolated until 2 cultures from both nose and
throat taken to show clear of bacilli. Refer to CDC. Vaccinations for
diphtheria.
⩥ Epidemic Meningitis
Answer: Sudden onset of headache, fever, nausea, vomiting, stiff neck,
and frequently fine, spotted rash. Varies from 2 to 10 days. Cannot
attend school/child care until released by physician. A physician may
recommend certain antibiotics for exposed children and adults.
⩥ Fifth Disease
Answer: May include fever, mild flu-like symptoms and a rash. Gives a
slapped cheeck appearance. Rash spreads to arms and legs but
disappears after a week. Transmitted by direct contact with respiratory
secretions and droplets. Most contagious before symptons occur. Wash
hands. Not necessary to exclude child from school.
,⩥ Giardiasis
Answer: People who feel sick may experience some or all of the
following: diarrhea, gas, bloating, abdominal cramping, nausea,
vomiting, weight loss and weakness. Transmitted by fecal-oral route and
pets (beavers, cats, dogs and cattle) can receive/transmit. Last one to two
weeks. Wash hands. Usually treated by medication prescribed by doctor.
⩥ Impetigo
Answer: Flat, yellow, crusty or weeping patch on the skin. Transmitted
by infected person by hand or clothes. 5 day. Bathe daily with mild soap.
24 hours after treatment.
⩥ Infectious Hepatitis
Answer: Nausea, vimiting, extrem fatigue, often pain in upper abdomen
folowed by jaundice. From 15 to 50 days. Cannot attend school/child
care until released by physician or Health dept.
⩥ Measles
Answer: Spreading rash that has spread over the body. Starts from ears,
neck, trunks and extremities. Direct contact with droplets spread from
nose, throat, mouth. 7-14 days Report disease to CDC. Immunization of
MMR
⩥ Mercury Poisoning
, Answer: Chronic form includes irritability, excessive saliva, loosened
teeth, gum disorders, slurred speech, Acute metallic taste in mouth,
thirst, nausea, renal failuere. Transmitted by ingestion or inhalation of
mercury or a mercury compound. Couple of minutes to 30 minutes. Can
be found in industrial wastes, seafood, water, fungicides, antiseptics and
pigments. Treatment gastric lavage with milk and eggs white or sodium
bicarbonate, chelation with British anti lewisite (BAL) and fluid therapy.
⩥ Mumps
Answer: Pain in cheeks, increased by chewing. Swelling over the jaw
and in front of the ear. Transmitted by coughing sneezing or saliva. 12 to
18 days Isolate until swelling disappears. Use good hand washing.
Vaccine available.
⩥ Pertussis (Whooping Cough)
Answer: Tight dry cough that becomes more severe to croat, vomitting.
Transmitted by infecte people. 7 to 10 days. Immunization and booster
doses
⩥ Pinworms
Answer: Are tiny white worms. Symptoms are irritation and itching of
the anus. Spread by swallowing pinworm eggs from anus to mouth.
Isolate as long as eggs are present. Hand washing after toileting/diaper.
Consult physician.
⩥ Plague
SCRIPT 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
GRADED A+
⩥ Diphtheria
Answer: Sore throat and fever. Transmitted by contact with infected
people. Last for 2-5 days. Isolated until 2 cultures from both nose and
throat taken to show clear of bacilli. Refer to CDC. Vaccinations for
diphtheria.
⩥ Epidemic Meningitis
Answer: Sudden onset of headache, fever, nausea, vomiting, stiff neck,
and frequently fine, spotted rash. Varies from 2 to 10 days. Cannot
attend school/child care until released by physician. A physician may
recommend certain antibiotics for exposed children and adults.
⩥ Fifth Disease
Answer: May include fever, mild flu-like symptoms and a rash. Gives a
slapped cheeck appearance. Rash spreads to arms and legs but
disappears after a week. Transmitted by direct contact with respiratory
secretions and droplets. Most contagious before symptons occur. Wash
hands. Not necessary to exclude child from school.
,⩥ Giardiasis
Answer: People who feel sick may experience some or all of the
following: diarrhea, gas, bloating, abdominal cramping, nausea,
vomiting, weight loss and weakness. Transmitted by fecal-oral route and
pets (beavers, cats, dogs and cattle) can receive/transmit. Last one to two
weeks. Wash hands. Usually treated by medication prescribed by doctor.
⩥ Impetigo
Answer: Flat, yellow, crusty or weeping patch on the skin. Transmitted
by infected person by hand or clothes. 5 day. Bathe daily with mild soap.
24 hours after treatment.
⩥ Infectious Hepatitis
Answer: Nausea, vimiting, extrem fatigue, often pain in upper abdomen
folowed by jaundice. From 15 to 50 days. Cannot attend school/child
care until released by physician or Health dept.
⩥ Measles
Answer: Spreading rash that has spread over the body. Starts from ears,
neck, trunks and extremities. Direct contact with droplets spread from
nose, throat, mouth. 7-14 days Report disease to CDC. Immunization of
MMR
⩥ Mercury Poisoning
, Answer: Chronic form includes irritability, excessive saliva, loosened
teeth, gum disorders, slurred speech, Acute metallic taste in mouth,
thirst, nausea, renal failuere. Transmitted by ingestion or inhalation of
mercury or a mercury compound. Couple of minutes to 30 minutes. Can
be found in industrial wastes, seafood, water, fungicides, antiseptics and
pigments. Treatment gastric lavage with milk and eggs white or sodium
bicarbonate, chelation with British anti lewisite (BAL) and fluid therapy.
⩥ Mumps
Answer: Pain in cheeks, increased by chewing. Swelling over the jaw
and in front of the ear. Transmitted by coughing sneezing or saliva. 12 to
18 days Isolate until swelling disappears. Use good hand washing.
Vaccine available.
⩥ Pertussis (Whooping Cough)
Answer: Tight dry cough that becomes more severe to croat, vomitting.
Transmitted by infecte people. 7 to 10 days. Immunization and booster
doses
⩥ Pinworms
Answer: Are tiny white worms. Symptoms are irritation and itching of
the anus. Spread by swallowing pinworm eggs from anus to mouth.
Isolate as long as eggs are present. Hand washing after toileting/diaper.
Consult physician.
⩥ Plague
