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Tropical Medicine Final MCQs- 5th Year PMU
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1Vector of Typhus recurrentis endemica (acarina) is
- Apediculus humanus corporis (body louse)
- Bticks
- Cfleas
2Direct microscopy is not the appropriate diagnostic method of
- Aplague
- Btularaemia
- Canthrax
3The treatment of leprosy includes
- Arifamycin and dapsone
- Btetracycline
- Cpenicillin
4The infected person is the source of infection in
- ALassa fever
- BHFRS
- CBolivian hemorrhagic fever (BHF)
5Antibiotic of choice inTyphus recurrentis endemic (acarina) is
- APenicillin
- BTetracycline
- CSulfonamides
6Lepra is
- Achronic granulomatous infectious disease
- Bacute septic infectious disease
- Cacute and chronic course is possible
7Traveler's diarrhea requires treatment with
- Aantibiotics
- Bsulphonamides
- Cin many cases specific treatment is not necessary
8Nowaday variola is still presented in
- AAfrica
- BAsia
- CNowhere
9The main clinical manifestations of Epidemic typhus are
- Ahyperpyrexia and reduced level of consciousness
- Blymphadenitis
- Cdiarrhea
10Hemorrhagic syndrome in CCHF most often appears
- Aon the 4-5-the day with the decrease of the temperature
- Bat the beginning
- Con the 14-th day of the beginning
11Melioidosis is caused by
- AGr (-) rod-shaped bacteria
- BVirus
- CSpirochete
12Season in hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) is
- Athat it follows the flue epidemics
- Bsummer and autumn
- Cdoes not defined
13The main impact of traveler’s diarrhea
- AIt is a serious life-threatening disease
- BIt leads to patient discomfort
- CIt leads to chronic diarrhea
14Bubonic plague usually affects the following lymph nodes
- Ainguinal
- Bsuboccipital
- Cmediastinal
15Leprosy is mainly associated with affecting of
- Athe cell-mediated immunity
- Bthe humoral immunity
- Cthe non-specific immunity
16Lymphadenitis with the following characteristics: enlarged lymph nodes with
perinodular edema, and severe pain, is typical for- Atularemia
- Bplague
- Canthrax
17The diagnosis of traveler's diarrhea is made by
- Aclinico-epidemiological methods
- Bmicrobiological methods
- Cboth of them
18The most common clinical form of Plague is
- Askin plague
- Bbubonic plague
- Csepticemic plague
19The typical clinical manifestations of Rocky Mountain spotted fever are
- Afever, rash
- Bflu-like respiratory illness
- Ctenesmus with bloody diarrhea
20The typical temperature curve in Typhus recurrentis epidemica is
- Arecurrent fever
- Brelapsing fever
- Cseptic fever
21Which of the following diseases starts gradually?
- ACrimean - Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF)
- BArenaviruses HF
- CEbola fever (Ebola HF)
22The etiological treatment in plague includes
- Apenicillin
- Bmacrolides
- Caminoglycosides
23Source of infection in Melioidosis is
- Apatients
- Bbirths
- Canimals
24Melioidosis is
- Aendemic disease
- Bwith pandemic distribution
- Ceradicated, yet
25Tuberculoid leprosy performs with
- Aanaesthetic well-demarcated macules and plaques
- Bdiffuse macula-papules exanthema
- Cdiffuse exanthema pustulosa
26Traveler's diarrhea requires treatment with
- Aantibiotics
- Bsulphonamides
- Cin many cases, etiologic treatment is not necessary
27Vectors of Rift valley fever virus are
- Amosquitoes
- Bticks
- Crodents
28Which of the agents has the following characteristics: gram-negative pathogen with bipolar appearance, resembling closed safety pins
- AYersinia pestis
- BBacillus anthracis
- CFrancisella tularensis
29Typical about Typhus recurrens is
- Ahigh fever
- Bsubfertility
- Clack of fever
30Melioidosis is caused by
- Arod-shaped bacteria
- Bvirus
- Cspirochete
31The etiological agent of melioidosis is
- Arod-shaped bacteria
- Bvirus
- Cspirochete
32Plague requires treatment with
- Apenicillin
- Bmacrolides
- Caminoglycosides
33Clinical picture of Yellow fever does not include
- Ahigh temperature, flushing of the face, jaundice, acute renal failure (ARF)
- Bbradycardia, hypotonia
- Csevere diarrhea with hypovolemic shock
34Smallpox (Variolla) today appears
- AIn Africa
- BIn Asia
- CNowhere
35In patients with Typhus recurrentis epidemica (Loose borne Relapsing fever)
there is- Atache noire
- Berythema migrans
- Cnone of them
36Initial symptoms by Plague are
- Afever, craniopharyngeal syndrome
- Bdiarrhea
- Chemorrhagic exanthema
37The typical rash in Epidemic Typhus is
- Avesiculous
- Broseolo - petechial rash
- Cpurpuric rash
38The etiological treatment of tularaemia includes
- Apenicillin
- Bcephalosporins
- Caminoglycosides
39The source of HFRS
- Abirds
- Bmouse-like rodents
- Cinfected people
40Hanta virus respiratory syndrome (HRS) is running with
- AARF
- BSevere hemorrhagic syndrome
- CRespiratory distress and cardiac dysfunction
41The clinical manifestation of the skin form of Melioidosis includes
- Asuppurative skin nodules
- Bkaposi sarcoma
- Celephantiasis
42The clinical manifestations of CCHF include
- Afever, cricopharyngeal syndrome, hemorrhagic syndrome
- Bcough with sputum production, respiratory failure
- Cangina lacunaris
43Vectors of R conori (Mediterranean spotted fever) are
- Aticks
- Bmosquitoes
- Cfleas
44The mode of transmission in HFRS is
- Aalimentary
- Btransmissible
- Cvertical
45The hemogram (complete blood count - CBC) during Crimean - Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) is characteristic with
- Aleukocytopenia, thrombocytopenia
- Bleukocytosis, neutrophilia
- Cleukocytosis, lymphocytosis and hemolytic anemia
46Urine test in HFRS doesn't include
- Ahypostenuria or isosthenuria; proteinuria, fatty degenerated epithelial cells
- Bsignificant presence of bacteria
- Csediment which is rich in erythrocytes, leukocytes, cylinders
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