Vector of Typhus recurrentis endemica (acarina) is
pediculus humanus corporis (body louse)
ticks
fleas
Direct microscopy is not the appropriate diagnostic method of
plague
tularaemia
anthrax
The treatment of leprosy includes
rifamycin and dapsone
tetracycline
penicillin
The infected person is the source of infection in
Lassa fever
HFRS
Bolivian hemorrhagic fever (BHF)
Antibiotic of choice inTyphus recurrentis endemic (acarina) is
Penicillin
Tetracycline
Sulfonamides
Lepra is
chronic granulomatous infectious disease
acute septic infectious disease
acute and chronic course is possible
Traveler's diarrhea requires treatment with
antibiotics
sulphonamides
in many cases specific treatment is not necessary
Nowaday variola is still presented in
Africa
Asia
Nowhere
The main clinical manifestations of Epidemic typhus are
hyperpyrexia and reduced level of consciousness
lymphadenitis
diarrhea
Hemorrhagic syndrome in CCHF most often appears
on the 4-5-the day with the decrease of the temperature
at the beginning
on the 14-th day of the beginning
Melioidosis is caused by
Gr (-) rod-shaped bacteria
Virus
Spirochete
Season in hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS) is
that it follows the flue epidemics
summer and autumn
does not defined
The main impact of traveler’s diarrhea
It is a serious life-threatening disease
It leads to patient discomfort
It leads to chronic diarrhea
Bubonic plague usually affects the following lymph nodes
inguinal
suboccipital
mediastinal
Leprosy is mainly associated with affecting of
the cell-mediated immunity
the humoral immunity
the non-specific immunity
Lymphadenitis with the following characteristics: enlarged lymph nodes with perinodular edema, and severe pain, is typical for
tularemia
The diagnosis of traveler's diarrhea is made by
clinico-epidemiological methods
microbiological methods
both of them
The most common clinical form of Plague is
skin plague
bubonic plague
septicemic plague
The typical clinical manifestations of Rocky Mountain spotted fever are
fever, rash
flu-like respiratory illness
tenesmus with bloody diarrhea
The typical temperature curve in Typhus recurrentis epidemica is
recurrent fever
relapsing fever
septic fever
Which of the following diseases starts gradually?
Crimean - Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF)
Arenaviruses HF
Ebola fever (Ebola HF)
The etiological treatment in plague includes
macrolides
aminoglycosides
Source of infection in Melioidosis is
patients
births
animals
Melioidosis is
endemic disease
with pandemic distribution
eradicated, yet
Tuberculoid leprosy performs with
anaesthetic well-demarcated macules and plaques
diffuse macula-papules exanthema
diffuse exanthema pustulosa
in many cases, etiologic treatment is not necessary
Vectors of Rift valley fever virus are
mosquitoes
rodents
Which of the agents has the following characteristics: gram-negative pathogen with bipolar appearance, resembling closed safety pins
Yersinia pestis
Bacillus anthracis
Francisella tularensis
Typical about Typhus recurrens is
high fever
subfertility
lack of fever
rod-shaped bacteria
virus
spirochete
The etiological agent of melioidosis is
Plague requires treatment with
Clinical picture of Yellow fever does not include
high temperature, flushing of the face, jaundice, acute renal failure (ARF)
bradycardia, hypotonia
severe diarrhea with hypovolemic shock
Smallpox (Variolla) today appears
In Africa
In Asia
In patients with Typhus recurrentis epidemica (Loose borne Relapsing fever) there is
tache noire
erythema migrans
none of them
Initial symptoms by Plague are
fever, craniopharyngeal syndrome
hemorrhagic exanthema
The typical rash in Epidemic Typhus is
vesiculous
roseolo - petechial rash
purpuric rash
The etiological treatment of tularaemia includes
cephalosporins
The source of HFRS
birds
mouse-like rodents
infected people
Hanta virus respiratory syndrome (HRS) is running with
ARF
Severe hemorrhagic syndrome
Respiratory distress and cardiac dysfunction
The clinical manifestation of the skin form of Melioidosis includes
suppurative skin nodules
kaposi sarcoma
elephantiasis
The clinical manifestations of CCHF include
fever, cricopharyngeal syndrome, hemorrhagic syndrome
cough with sputum production, respiratory failure
angina lacunaris
Vectors of R conori (Mediterranean spotted fever) are
The mode of transmission in HFRS is
alimentary
transmissible
vertical
The hemogram (complete blood count - CBC) during Crimean - Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) is characteristic with
leukocytopenia, thrombocytopenia
leukocytosis, neutrophilia
leukocytosis, lymphocytosis and hemolytic anemia
Urine test in HFRS doesn't include
hypostenuria or isosthenuria; proteinuria, fatty degenerated epithelial cells
significant presence of bacteria
sediment which is rich in erythrocytes, leukocytes, cylinders
