Infections diseases with the syndrome of exanthema Scarlet fever

D. Bacillar dysentery.

E. Amoeboid dysentery.

48.* 1,2-year-old child. Complains on frequent watery stool, vomiting, fever. 3^rd day: fainting, fever 39,3°С, pallor, pulse 150 per min, RR 32per min, heart tones are muted, lungs without abnormalities, abdomen is retracted, painful on bowel palpation, anus is widen, stool 38 times a day, with blood, pus and mucus. Primary diagnosis is acute bacillary dysentery. What form is it?

A. Mildest.

B, Mild.

C. Moderate.

D. Severe.

E. Toxic.

49.* The child of 2 years is hospitalized in the infectious department. Complains of recent rise of body temperature up to 40 C, absence of appetite, vomiting. He has been sick for two days. The skin is pale, a tachycardia, tones of heart are weakened, expressed hemocolitis ("rectal spittle ", slime, pus, blood in excrements), loss of the direct gut, a "gaping" anus. What from the listed diagnoses is the most probable?

A. Proteose

B. Escherihios

C. Shigella

D. Klebsiella

E. Staphylococcus enterocolitis.

50.* Child 5 years, became acutely sick. Disease began from rise in temperature of a body to 38.5 with, a watery stool with plenty of muddy slime. During the time of defecation the child cries, is agitated and reddens. What disease is the most probable?

A. Shigelles

B. Salmonellosis

C. Ecsherishios

D. Staphylococcus enterocolitis

E. Virus diarrhea

51.* Child 6 years. Complaints of frequent watery stool, vomiting. For 2-nd day of illness weakness, temperature is 38.4, pulse 150 per minute, a sunken stomach, watery stool 10 times per day with slime and greens, painful sigmoid is palpated. Your diagnosis?

A. Amebic a dysentery.

B. Salmonellosis

C.Iersiniosis intestinal.

D. Abdominal typhus.