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

This procedure (Fig. 15) is obligatory at:

1. Dysentery

2. Cholera

3. Amebiasis

4. *Food poisoning

5. Salmonellosis

What organs are struck at typhoid fever (Fig. 16)?

1. Gullet

2. Stomach

3. Pancreas

4. *Lymphatic formations of thin bowel

5. All of intestinal

What complication of typhoid fever is it needed to think about (Fig. 17)?

1. Infectiously toxic shock

2. Peritonitis

3. DVS

4. *Enterorrhagia

5. Perforation

Such type of temperature curve and pulse curve (Fig. 17) characterized for:

1. Infectiously toxic shock

2. Peritonitis

3. DVS

4. *Enterorrhagia

5. Perforation

Such faeces is characteristic for: (Fig.18)

1. Dysentery

2. *Cholera

3. Amebiasis

4. Balantidiasis

5. Salmonellosis

What the symptoms are characterized for cholera? (Fig.13)

1. Fever

2. *Diarrhea

3. Nausea

4. Stomach-aches

5. Above all are correct

Faeces like swamp is characteristic for: (Fig.14)

1. Dysentery

2. Cholera

3. Amebiasis

4. Balantidiasis

5. *Salmonellosis

A fall-off to the turgor of skin is a characteristic sign: (Fig.19)

1. Dysentery

2. *Cholera

3. Amebiasis

4. Balantidiasis

5. Salmonellosis

Such changes, shrunk face, deeply hollow eyes, rolled up, semiclosed characteristic for: (Fig.20)

1. Dysentery

2. *Cholera

3. Amebiasis

4. Balantidiasis

5. Salmonellosis

Such changes, as: extraordinarily grave condition, shrunk face, eyes are deeply hollow, rolled up, semiclosed. On face expression of suffering, skin is cyanotic characteristic for: (Fig.21)

1. Dysentery

2. *Cholera

3. Amebas

4. Balantidiasis

5. Salmonellosis

Such changes as: a very serious condition, the face is shrunk, eyes deep heat, roll up, semiclosed. Expression on the face is suffering, skin cyanotic characteristic: (Fig.22)

1. Dysentery

2. *Cholera

3. Amebiasis

4. Balantidiasis

5. Salmonellosis

This bed (Fig.23) is for patients of:

1. Severe disease

2. Paralyzed

3. *Patients with cholera

4. Patients with dysentery

5. Cancer of rectum

The epidemic outbreak of disease with clinical symptoms typical of dehydration? (Fig.24)

1. Dysentery

2. *Cholera

3. Esherichiosis

4. Yersiniosis

5. Salmonellosis

Such changes of the tongue (Fig.12) are typical for

1. Typhoid fever

2. *Yersiniosis

3. Cholera

4. Salmonellosis

5. Candidiasis

Which parts of body affects in shigellosis? (Fig.16)

1. Esophagus

2. Stomach

3. Proximal colon

4. *Distal colon

5. The entire large intestine

What parts of intestine is affected in amebiasis (Fig.16)

1. Small Intestine

2. Rectum

3. Distal colon

4. *Proximal colon

5. The entire intestine

What symptoms are characteristic for dysentery: (Fig.26)

1. Intoxication

2. Nausea and vomiting

3. Tenesmus

4. Artificial call

5. *All the above listed

Which parts of intestine are affected in shigellosis? (Fig.27)

1. Esophagus

2. Stomach

3. Proximal colon

4. *Distal colon

5. The entire large intestine

What disease causes feces like "raspberry jelly" (Fig.28):

1. Dysentery

2. Cholera

3. *Amebiasis

4. Balantidiasis

5. Salmonellosis

Edema and hyperemia around the ulcer, mucosa was not modified. Such changes of the colon are typical for: (Fig. 29)

1. Dysentery

2. Cholera

3. *Amebiasis

4. Balantidiasis

5. Salmonellosis

Such a source and agent are specific to: (Fig.30)

1. Dysentery

2. Cholera

3. Amebiasis

4. *Balantidiasis

5. Salmonellosis

Prolonged diarrhea (liquid stool, smelly, impure blood and mucus), fast weight loss, haggard face, eyes, passion, deep ulcers with erosion edges characteristic (Fig.31):

1. Dysentery

2. Cholera

3. Amebiasis

4. *Balantidiasis

5. Salmonellosis

Which disease is caused by this parasite? (Fig.32)?

1. Dysentery

2. *Giardiasis

3. Amebiasis

4. Balantydiasis

5. Salmonellosis

What parasite can cause such destruction (Fig.33)?

1.