Introduction into the Infectious Diseases. Infections with fecal-oral mechanism of transmission. Infections with droplet mechanism of transmission. Tests

Meningococcal infection

Candidiasis

Dilation of pupils is named as? (Fig.36)

1. Miosis

2. *Midriasis

3. Anizokoriya

4. Strabizm

5. Nystagmus

Such changes of eyes (midriasis) characteristic for? (Fig.37)

1. Hydrophobia

2. *Botulism

3. Stupor

4. Meningococcal infection

5. Candidiasis

Is the dilation of pupils named? (Fig.37)

1. Miosis

2. *Midriasis

3. Anizokoriya

4. Strabizm

5. Nystagmus

Are these agents able to cause? (Fig.38)

1. *Ascaridosis

2. Enterobiasis

3. Teniosis

4. Trichocephalosis

5. Echinococosis

These agents able to cause? (Fig.39)

1. *Ascaridosis

2. Enterobiasis

3. Teniosis

4. Trichocefalosis

5. Echinococosis

Is there a scolex on picture?( Fig.40)

1. *Taenia solium

2. Taenia saginata

3. Diphyllobothrium latum

4. Hymenolepis nana

5. Taenia multiceps

Are these agents able to cause? (Fig.41)

1. *Ascaridosis

2. Enterobiosis

3. Teniosis

4. Trichocephalosis

5. Echinococcosis

For treatment of disease caused by certain agents:(Fig.41)

1. *Vormil

2. Venter

3. Vomix

4. Valtrex

5. Vestibo

For treatment of disease caused by certain agent (Fig.39)

1. *Pirantel

2. Plavix

3. Piretrum

4. Panzinorm

5. Prestarium

For treatment of disease caused by certain helminthes: (Fig.42)

1. *Biltricid

2. Biseptolum

3. Piretrum

4. Panzinorm

5. Prestarium

Are these agents able to cause? (Fig.43)

1. Ascaridosis

2. Diphylobotriosis

3. Teniosis

4. Trichocephalosis

5. *Echinococcosis

Are these agents able to cause? (Fig.42)

1. Ascaridosis

2. *Difilobotriosis

3. Teniosis

4. Trichocephalosis

5. Echinococcosis

Are these agents able to cause? (Fig.44)

1. *Opisthorchiasis

2. Diphylobotriosis

3. Teniosis

4. Trichocephalosis

5. Echinococal

For treatment of disease caused this agent: (Fig.44)

1. *Prazykvantel

2. Chloramphenicolum

3. Piretrum

4. Vermoxum

5. Prestarium

By eating of fish it is possible to be infected: (Fig.45)

1. *Opisthorchiasis

2. Teniarinchosis

3. Teniosis

4. Trichocephalosis

5. Echinococcosis

Are these agents able to cause? (Fig.46)

1. *Teniarinchosis

2. Diphilobotriosis

3. Teniosis

4. Trichocephalosis

5. Echinococcosis

Are these agents able to cause? (Fig.47)

1. Teniarinchosis

2. Diphylobotriosis

3. Teniosis

4. *Trichocephalosis

5. Echinococcosis

For treatment of disease caused this agents use: (Fig.47)

1. *Vormil

2. Venter

3. Vomiks

4. Valtreks

5. Vestibo

For treatment of disease caused this agents use: (Fig.46)

1. Echinaceyu

2. *Extract of masculine fern

3. Ervus

4. Essliver

5. Oxygen

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.48)?

1. Catarrhal tonsillitis

2. Follicular tonsillitis

3. Lacunar tonsillitis

4. *Diphtheria

5. For all this disease

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.49)?

1. Catarrhal tonsillitis

2. Follicular tonsillitis

3. Lacunar tonsillitis

4. *Diphtheria

5. For all this disease

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.50)?

1. Antrax

2. Tularemia

3. Erysipelas

4. *Diphtheria

5. Plague

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.51)?

1. Herpetic disease

2. Flegmona of nose

3. Erysipelas of nose

4. *Diphtheria of nose

5. Influenza

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.52)?

1. Catarrhal tonsillitis

2. Follicular tonsillitis

3. Lacunar tonsillitis

4. *Diphtheria

5. For all this disease

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.53)?

1. Catarrhal tonsillitis

2. *Follicular tonsillitis

3. Lacunar tonsillitis

4. Diphtheria

5. Simanovsky-Vensan’s tonsillitis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.62)?

1. *Catarrhal tonsillitis

2. Follicular tonsillitis

3. Lacunar tonsillitis

4. Diphtheria

5. Ulcerative-necrotic tonsillitis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.54)?

1. Catarrhal tonsillitis

2. Follicular tonsillitis

3. *Lacunar tonsillitis

4. Diphtheria

5. Simanovsky-Vensan’s tonsillitis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.48)?

1. Simanovsky-Vensan’s tonsillitis

2. Adenoviral infection

3. Syphilis

4. *Diphtheria

5. For all this disease

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.55)?

1. *Simanovsky-Vensan’s tonsillitis

2. Adenoviral infection

3. Syphilis

4. Diphtheria

5. For all this disease

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.56)?

1. Agranulocytosis

2. Simanovsky-Vensan’s tonsillitis

3. Duge’s tonsillitis

4. *Diphtheria

5. Syphilis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.57)?

1. Simanovsky-Vensan’s tonsillitis

2. Adenoviral infection

3. *Candidosis

4. Diphtheria

5. Mononucleosis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.58)?

1. Agranulocytosis

2. Simanovsky-Vensan’s tonsillitis

3. Duge’s tonsillitis

4. Diphtheria

5. *Syphilis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.59) and enlarged all lymphatic nodules?

1. Simanovsky-Vinsent’s tonsillitis

2. Adenoviral infection

3. Candidosis

4. Diphtheria

5. *Infectious mononucleosis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.60) and enlarged all lymphatic nodules?

1. Simanovsky-Vinsent’s tonsillitis

2. Ludvig’s tonsillitis

3. Candidosis

4. *Diphtheria

5. Duge’s tonsillitis

The exciter of (Fig.48) is:

1. Virus of Epshtein-Barr

2. *Bacilla of Leffler

3. Corynebacteria ulcerans

4. Fusiform stick

5. Corynebacteria xerosis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.61)?

1. Agranulocytosis

2. Simanovsky-Vensan’s tonsillitis

3. Duge’s tonsillitis

4. *Stomatitis aphtosus

5. Syphilis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.63)?

1. Allergodermia

2. Impetigo

3. Herpes simplex

4. Erysipelas

5. *Herpes zoster

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.64)?

1. Allergodermia

2. Impetigo

3. Herpes simplex

4. Erysipelas

5. *Herpes zoster

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.65)?

1. Allergodermia

2. Impetigo

3. Herpes simplex

4. Erysipelas

5. *Herpes zoster

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.66)?

1. Allergodermia

2. Impetigo

3. Herpes simplex

4. Erysipelas

5. *Herpes zoster

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.67)?

1. Allergodermia

2. Impetigo

3. Herpes simplex

4. Erysipelas

5. *Herpes zoster

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.68)?

1. Allergodermia

2. Impetigo

3. Herpes simplex

4. Erysipelas

5. *Herpes zoster

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.69)?

1. Allergodermia

2. Impetigo

3. Herpes simplex

4. Erysipelas

5. *Herpes zoster

What preparation of etyotropic therapy for this infection (Fig.69) should be given?

1. *Acyclovir

2. Cefataxime

3. Ceftriaxone

4. Gentamycin

5. Furazolidon

What preparation of etyotropic therapy for this infection (Fig.68) should be given?

1. *Acyclovir

2. Cefataxime

3. Amizon

4. Gentamycin

5. Erius

What preparation of etyotropic therapy for this infection (Fig.67) should be given?

1. *Valavir

2. Cefataxime

3. Amizon

4. Gentamycin

5. Erius

What preparation of specific therapy for this infection (Fig.66) should be given?

1. *Valtrex

2. Cefataxime

3. Amizon

4. Gentamycin

5. Erius

Preparation of choice for treatment of this patient (Fig.65) is:

1. Suprastin

2. Prednisolone

3. Biseptolum-480

4. Semavin

5. *Laferon

Preparation of choice for treatment of this patient (Fig.63) is:

1. Suprastin

2. Prednisolone

3. Biseptolum-480

4. Semavin

5. *Interferon

What measures of prophylaxis of disease (Fig.66) are need to be used?

1. Vaccination

2. Final disinfection

3. Reception of specific immunoprotein

4. *Isolation of patient

5. Acyclovir administration

What measures of prophylaxis of disease (Fig.67) are need to be used?

1. Vaccination

2. Final disinfection

3. Reception of specific immunoprotein

4. *Isolation of patient

5. Acyclovir administration

About what disease you can think (Fig.66)?

1. Erysipelas, bulbous form

2. Anthrax

3. *Herpetic infection

4. Eczema

5. Streptodermic infection

What is the most possible diagnosis (Fig.64)?

1. Rossolimo-Melkerson-Rozental’s syndrome right side

2. Postherpetic neuralgia of I-st and II-nd branch of right trigeminal nerve

3. Postherpetic neuralgia of all 3 branches of right trigeminal nerve

4. Sluder’s syndrome right side

5. *Hant’s syndrome

Named the agent of this disease (Fig.66)?

1. Herpes virus І type

2. *Herpes virus ІІI type

3. Herpes virus ІV type

4. Herpes virus V type

5. Herpes virus IІ type

Named the agent of this disease (Fig.67)?

1. Herpes virus І type

2. *Herpes virus ІІI type

3. Herpes virus ІV type

4. Herpes virus V type

5. Herpes virus IІ type

Named the agent of this disease (Fig.68)?

1. Herpes virus І type

2. *Herpes virus ІІI type

3. Herpes virus ІV type

4. Herpes virus V type

5. Herpes virus IІ type

Named the agent of this disease (Fig.70)?

1. Herpes virus І type

2. Herpes virus ІІI type

3. Herpes virus ІV type

4. Herpes virus V type

5. *Herpes virus IІ type

Named the agent of this disease (Fig.71)?

1. *Herpes virus І type

2. Herpes virus ІІI type

3. Herpes virus ІV type

4. Herpes virus V type

5. Herpes virus IІ type

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.70)?

1. Allergodermia

2. Impetigo

3. *Herpes simplex

4. Syfilis

5. Furunculosis

For what disease are characteristic such changes (Fig.71)?

1. Allergodermia

2. Impetigo

3. *Herpes simplex

4. Erysipelas

5. Herpes zoster

For what disease characterize such syndrome (Fig.73)?

1. Lymphadenytys

2. Tularemia

3. Lymphogranulomatosis

4. Infectious mononucleosis

5. *For all this disease

For what disease characterize such syndrome (Fig.73)?

1. Adenoviral infection

2. Tularemia

3. Mumps

4. Infectious mononucleosis

5. *For all this disease

For what disease characterize such syndrome (Fig.73)?

1. Acute lympholeycosis

2. Neck lymphadenitis

3. Mumps

4. Infectious mononucleosis

5. *For all this disease

For what disease characterize such rash (Fig.74)?

1. Herpes simplex

2. Meningococcal infection

3. Herpes zoster

4. *Chicken pox

5. Rubella

For what disease is characterize such rash (Fig. 75)?

1. Herpetic infection of genitals

2. *Chicken pox

3. Typhoid fever

4. Yersiniosis

5. Erysipelas

For what disease is characterize such rash (Fig. 74)?

1. Herpetic infection of genitals

2. *Chicken pox

3. Typhoid fever

4. Yersiniosis

5. Erysipelas

For what disease is characterize such rash (Fig. 76)?

1. Herpetic infection of genitals

2. *Chicken pox

3. Typhoid fever

4. Yersiniosis

5. Erysipelas

For what disease is characterize such rash (Fig. 77)?

1. Herpetic infection of genitals

2. *Chicken pox

3. Typhoid fever

4. Yersiniosis

5. Erysipelas

For what disease is characterize such syndrome (Fig. 78)?

1. Adenoviral infection

2. Tularemia

3. *Mumps

4. Infectious mononucleosis

5. For all this disease

For what disease is characterize such syndrome (Fig. 79)?

1. Acute lympholeycosis

2. Neck lymphadenitis

3. *Mumps

4. Infectious mononucleosis

5. For all this disease

For what disease is characterize such syndrome (Fig. 80)?

1. Acute lympholeycosis

2. Neck lymphadenitis

3. *Mumps

4. Infectious mononucleosis

5. For all this disease

For what disease such symptom does characterize (Fig. 81)?

1. Rubella

2. Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. *Mumps

5. Scarlet fever

What is name of this symptom (Fig. 81)?

1. Stefanskyy‘s symptom

2. *Murson‘s symptom

3. Koplik‘s symptom

4. Vaserman‘s symptom

5. Pastia‘s symptom

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig. 82)?

1. Rubella

2. *Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Yersiniosis

5. Scarlet fever

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig. 83)?

1. Rubella

2. *Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Yersiniosis

5. Scarlet fever

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig. 84)?

1. Typhoid fever

2. *Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Yersiniosis

5. Scarlet fever

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig. 85)?

1. Rubella

2. *Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Yersiniosis

5. Scarlet fever

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig. 86)?

1. Rubella

2. *Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Yersiniosis

5. Scarlet fever

What is name of this symptom (Fig. 85)?

1. Stefanskyy‘s symptom

2. Murson‘s symptom

3. *Koplik‘s symptom

4. Vaserman‘s symptom

5. Rozenberg‘s symptom

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig. 87)?

1. Rubella

2. Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Yersiniosis

5. *Scarlet fever

What is name of this symptom (Fig. 87)?

1. Stefanskyy‘s symptom

2. Murson‘s symptom

3. Koplik‘s symptom

4. Vaserman‘s symptom

5. *Pastia‘s symptom

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig. 88)?

1. Rubella

2. Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Typhoid fever

5. *Scarlet fever

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig. 89)?

1. *Rubella

2. Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Yersiniosis

5. Scarlet fever

For what disease is this characterize (Fig. 90)?

1. Rubella

2. Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Psoriasis

5. *Scarlet fever

For what disease is this characterize (Fig. 91)?

1. Rubella

2. Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Rosenberg’s erythema

5. *Scarlet fever

For what disease is this characterize (Fig. 12)?

1. Rubella

2. Measles

3. Meningococcal infection

4. Sodoku

5. *Scarlet fever

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig. 92)?

1. Rubella

2. Measles

3. *Meningococcal infection

4. Yersiniosis

5. Scarlet fever

For what disease is this characterize (Fig.93)?

1. Epidemic typhus

2. Herpes zoster

3. Chicken pox

4. Herpetic infection I kind

5. *Meningococcal infection

For what disease does this rash characterize (Fig.94)?

1. *Meningococcal infection

2. Flu, toxic form

3. Marburg hemorragic fever

4. Leptospirosis

5. Kongo hemorragic fever

When is it possible to stop the antibiotic therapy in this disease (Fig.95).

1. *At a cytosis in a CSF 100 and less, lymphocytes prevail

2. After 10 days from the beginning antibiotic therapy

3. After 7 days from the beginning antibiotic therapy

4. At a cytosis 100 and less, neutrophil prevail

5. From 6 days from the beginning antibiotic

What is used as specific prophylaxis in the period of epidemic spreading of such (Fig.92) infection?

1. Immunoglobulin

2. Serum

3. *Vaccine

4. Anatoxin

5. Nothing

What preparations must be entered in this disease (Fig.93)?

1. *Mannitol, prednisolone, penicillin, suprastin

2. Mannitol, acetophene

3. Lasix, analgin, ampicillin

4. Veroshpiron, euphylin, dimedrol

5. Aspirin, analgin, dimedrol

For what disease is this characterize (Fig.96)?

1. Epidemic typhus

2. Herpes zoster

3. Chicken pox

4. Herpetic infection I kind

5. *Meningococcal infection