Тест-контроль для студентов 6 курса

факультета иностранных студентов по тропикологии

на английском языке
----- Question 1 -----

The site of pain in case of intestinal amebiasis:

1) epigastric region
2) umbilical region
3) left iliac region
*4) right iliac region

----- Question 2 -----

Laboratory diagnostic method for intestinal amebiasis:

1) bacteriological investigation of bile

2) bacteriological investigation of urine
*3) microscopic investigation of stool

----- Question 3 -----

Diagnostics forms of intestinal amebiasis in stool culture:

*1) cellular form of amiba

2) lumener form of amiba
3) pricystic form
4) cyst
5) all forms are present

----- Question 4 -----

Which symptoms are distinguishable in early parasitological diagnosis for

African trypanosomiasis.

1) fever
2) symptom Uintervotma
*3) trypanosomal chancre
4) symptom Kerandel

----- Question 5 -----

How differentiate between gambiense and rhodesiense trypanosomiasis.

1) through clinical card

*2) on development of disease in the infected rats
3) morphologiacl causes
4) reaction of specific antibody

----- Question 6 -----

Choose one indisputable statement describing epidemic process at African
trypanosomiasis.

1) carries by tse-tse flies

*2) flies tse -tse transfer the activator during all life
3) the activator cannot be transferred from the patient to healthy without
cyclic development in a carrier
4) carrier of triponosam and people does not meet
5) sick people isn't a source of an infection

----- Question 7 -----

Following are the characteristics of African triponosomosis except:

1) spread by tse tse fly

2) edema and itching sensation on face and fever
3) remission period starts from 10-14 days( When the temperature is normalized
and so from 15 up to 26 times for illness)
*4) risk group -children
5) chancre in place of bite

----- Question 8 -----

What of complications develops and can lead to death at treatment of African

triponomosis:

1) myocarditis
2) nephritis
3) hepatic coma
4) contamination of lung
*5) encephalopathy

----- Question 9 -----

Why melarcoprol do not use at all stages of treatment of African triponomosis:

1) no t effective
*2) toxic
3) costly
4) all are truth

----- Question 10 -----

Which medicine is indicated for prophylaxis of Gambian"s triponomosis:

1) arcobal
2) pentamidin
3) suramin
4) flazil
*5) lomidin

----- Question 11 -----

Whether it is necessary to carry out research of blood on a malaria without of
an attack

*1) yes
2) no
3) It is better to wait for attack for blood analysis
4) all answer are not correct

----- Question 12 -----

What malaria can proceed for life:

1) 3 day's malaria
2) tropical
*3) 4 day's malaria
4) ovale
5) all
6) not at all

----- Question 13 -----

What is the pathogenesis of anemia in malaria:

1) depression of RBC
2) phagocytosis of affected RBC
3) destruction of RBC by parasites
4) autoimmune process
*5) all in together

----- Question 14 -----

What is reason for RBC relapses at a malaria:

1) steady against applied preparations the parasite

2) immunodeffesiensi
3) old medicine
4) not enough dose
*5) all in together

----- Question 15 -----

The patient has caught 3 day's malaria at blood transfusion, your actions:

1) chloroquine+primaquine
2) pirimetamine
*3) chloroquine
4) primaquine
5) quinine with tetracycline

----- Question 16 -----

Clinical displays are connected with what processes of malaria:

1) exoerythrocytic shizogonia
 2) hematogenia
*3) erythrocytic shizogonia
4) sporogonia
5) all together

----- Question 17 -----

Following are the characteristic features of tropical malaria, except:

1) absence of late exoerythrocytic shizogonia

2) cerebral complication may occur
3) in some cases may be find haemoglobinuremic fever
*4) lethal form often found in aged individual
5) may be chloroquine resistant

----- Question 18 -----

Principal causes of occurrence hemoglobinuric fevers at a malaria:

1) folic acid deficiency

2) vitamin deficiency
3) surplus of PABA
4) hemoglobinosis A,C & so on
*5) deficiency of G6PDG

----- Question 19 -----

For KALA-JAR attributes are characteristic all except for:

1) spread by mosquitoes
2) may rise to anaemia and leucopoenia
3) hepatosplenomegaly
*4) develops haemoglobinomia
5) intermittent fever
6) fragility of hair
7) change in skin complexion

----- Question 20 -----

what will be your tactic if cysts of entamoeba hystolitica found during analysis
of stoll?

1) need other examination

2) started treatment
3) treat with chloroquine & metronidazole
4) administrate tinidazole
*5) all are wrong

----- Question 21 -----

With what stages, basically, the pathological phenomena are connected at

schistosomiasis:

1) adult individual
*2) eegs
3) liches
4) cystsome

----- Question 22 -----

At what helmanthose it is possible intraintestinal super invasion

1) ascaridosis
2) enterobiosis
*3) strongiloidosis
4) teniarinchoris
5) opistorchosis
6) schistosomiasis

----- Question 23 -----

In diagnostics urinogenital schistosomiasis apply all the listed methods except

for:

1) analysis of urine sedimentation

*2) analysis of faecation with the help of floatation method
3) cystoscopy
4) biopsy of mucous membrane of urinary bladder
5) urographia
6) immunological method

----- Question 24 -----

At chronic urinogenital schistosomiasis pathological changes can develop all

except for:

1) eosinophilic infiltration of lungs

2) granulomatic hepatitis
*3) small intestinal ulcer
4) urinary bladder wall fibrosis
5) endarteritis of lung vessels

----- Question 25 -----

All complaints of patients are characteristic for a chronic stage urinogenital

schistosomiasis, except for

1) weakness
2) hematuria
*3) tenesmus, diarrhoea
4) pain in lower abdomen
5) increased and painful urination

----- Question 26 -----

All complaints of patients are characteristic for a chronic stage intestinal

schistosomiasis, except for
 1) tenesmus
2) pain in the abdomen
3) repeated diarrhoea
*4) skin itching
5) weakness

----- Question 27 -----

All the listed methods are used in diagnostics intestinal schistosomiasis except
for:

1) coproscopy
2) biopsy of large intestinal mucosa
3) rectomonoscopy
*4) fibrogastrodudenoscopy
5) immunological test

----- Question 28 -----

At laboratory and tool researches sick by a chronic stage urinogenital

schistosomiasis the listed changes can be revealed all, except for:

1) proteinurea,wbc ,rbc,cylinder in urine

2) eosinophil in blood
3) cystoscopy-destruction mucous, deformation urethra,pseudotuberculoma,
papillomas
*4) rectomonoscopy-destructional mucous
5) XRAY-deformation of urinary bladder wall

----- Question 29 -----

Specify leading reason of reduction or the termination of allocation of eggs

with urine at a late stage urinogenital schistosomiasis:

1) dead parasite
2) decrease in reproductive ability of the parasite
*3) fibrosis and calcification of urinary bladder
4) inflammatory changes in urinary bladder wall

----- Question 30 -----

For a late stage urinogenital schistosomiasis the listed complications are

characteristic all, except for:

1) cor pulmonali
2) hydronephrosis
3) renal stone
*4) perforation of urinary bladder wall
5) urinary bladder cancer

----- Question 31 -----

All the positions describing development schistosomiasis, are true except for:
 1) eggs are allocated with urine or Stool of invasive persons
2) in water an egg leaves мирацидий which nestles close in a mollusk
3) in a mollusk there is a development and duplication leaches forms
*4) all leaches leave a mollusk in one stage
5) the mollusc comes out infective stage for the humans-церкарий

----- Question 32 -----

All the specified complications can develop from GIT at intestinal

schistosomiasis except for:

*1) stenosis of the spincter

2) fibrosis of mesentry
3) polyposes of intestines
4) ulceration of intestines
5) prolapse ascending colon

----- Question 33 -----

All complaints of patients are characteristic for a acute stage schistosomiasis

except for:

1) itching of the skin

2) pains in a waist
3) pains in muscles and joints
*4) pains in the abdomen
5) fever
6) cough

----- Question 34 -----

What is the localization of adults schistosomiasis at intestinal and

urinogenital schistosomiasis:

1) intestines
2) Urinary Bladder
3) lymphatic system
*4) venous system of the abdominal cavity
5) connective tissues

----- Question 35 -----

For which form of filariasis a mild progress is most characteristic.

1) вухерериоз
*2) monsonlesis
3) brutiosis
4) loasis
5) onchocerkosis

----- Question 36 -----

With what diseases it is necessary to differentiate onchocerkosis dermatitis:

 1) leprosy
2) fungal diseases
3) non venereal trepanematosis
4) hypovitaminosis
*5) all listed above
6) with one of them
7) there is no right answer

----- Question 37 -----

What from of filariasis can be cured only by one DEK:

1) vuchererosis
2) onchocerkosis
3) mansonelesis
*4) loasis
5) brugios

----- Question 38 -----

All positions concerning losis are true, except for:

1) adults helminths live in hypodermic cells, under serous environments of

various substances
2) leading displays are caused microfileria
3) characteristic display of illness is калабарский inflamation
*4) hypereiosinophylia it is observed during all stages of illness
5) Illness lasts for years

----- Question 39 -----

What doze of DEK is appointed to the patient during carrying out of the test
for Мазотти:

1) 25 mg
*2) 50
3) 100
4) 200
5) 300

----- Question 40 -----

Whether infection filariasis is possible during blood transfusion:

1) yes
*2) no
3) probability of 10 %
4) probability of 50 %
5) only at persons with decreased immunity

----- Question 41 -----

During onchosercosis the listed organs and tissues are involved in pathological
process except for:
 1) skin
*2) lymphatic system
3) myocardium
4) eyes
5) hypodermic layer

----- Question 42 -----

At what filiariasis microfiliri are not found out in blood:

1) vuchererosis
*2) onchocerkosis
3) mansonelesis
4) loasis
5) brugios

----- Question 43 -----

Symptoms from which helminthosis can cause anemia:

1) strongioloidosis
*2) ankilostomiodosis
3) paragonimosis
4) enterobiosis

----- Question 44 -----

What statement about a migratory stage of ankilostomiodosis is

incorrect:

1) leaches take root through skin or mucous of gastro intestinal tract

*2) can be capsulate in the liver
3) duration of a migratory stage of 1-2 weeks
4) preparative period is about 50 days

----- Question 45 -----

All complaints are characteristic for a chronic stage ankilostomiodosis except

for:

1) pain in epigastrium
2) мetiorism
3) unstable stool
4) nausea
5) weakness
6) dizziness
*7) pains in the lower abdomen
8) dyspnoea

----- Question 46 -----

All clinical displays can be during ankilostomiodosis except for:

1) deodenitis
2) dyspepsia
3) iron deficiency anemia
4) dystrophy of myocardium
*5) the high level of eosinophils is present during all stages of illness

----- Question 47 -----

Ankilostomiodosis symptoms are peculiar, except for:

1) irondeficiency anemia is, perhaps, a unique typical attribute of

*2) Its invasion-is supported by a constant reinvasion as adults helminth lives-
-3-5 months
3) the anemia usually is more often shown at children, pregnant women and women
in мenstrual period
4) weight invasion is estimated by quantity of eggs on 1 gram of excrements

----- Question 48 -----

At the inhabitant of tropics poly invasion by nematodes

(nekatorosis,ascariodosis,strogiloidosis,trichochefalesis). With what you will
begin:

1) firstly тhiabendazol
2) меbendazol
*3) increase feeding
4) define level of hemoglobin and erithrosites
5) appoint тетrаchloretiline
*6) define weight invasion by quantity of eggs of helminths on 1gm of excrements

----- Question 49 -----

What additional research should be lead at suspicion on strogiloidosis:

*1) duodenal intubation with microscopy of bile

2) urine analysis
3) biochemical analysis of blood
4) analysis of gastric juice
5) analysis of bile

----- Question 50 -----

Yellow fever is characteristic by:

*1) distribution by mosquito A. Aegypti

2) in cities probably air-drop infection
3) disease develops only at people with yellow color of the skin (моngolian
race)
4) the yellow fever has received the name from the name of a virus - the
activator (Flavivirus)
----- Question 51 -----

For a yellow fever it is characteristic:

1) eucocytosis of neutrophilic character

2) obligatory increase of a level of bilirubin
*3) hypogammaglobulinemia
4) the death of the patient comes not earlier than 14 days of illness

----- Question 52 -----

For a yellow fever it is characteristic:

1) fever of constant type

*2) two-wave fever
3) intermit vie fever

----- Question 53 -----

For which helminthosis the statement is true: Infection occurs at drinking of

water, helminth is situated subcutaneous, treatment by mechanical removal of the
parasite is possible.

1) vucherosis
2) losis
*3) дракункулёз
4) onchocerkosis

----- Question 54 -----

Fot which helminthosis the statement is true: the Activator is transferred by

mosquitoes, leaches appear in blood at night, leads to cerotic eliphantiasis:

*1) vucherosis
2) loasis
3) дракункулёз

----- Question 55 -----

The statement: the Activator is transferred Chrysops, illness is found in

tropical Africa and is characterized by passing hypostases, - is true for:

1) vucherosis
*2) loasis
3) дракункулёз
4) onchosercosis
5) trichinilosis

----- Question 56 -----

For what helminthosis the following features are characteristic: the Activator
is transferred by midges Simulium, development of hypodermic nodes, an atrophy
of the skin, defect of eyes is characteristic:
 1) vucherosis
2) loasis
3) дракункулёз
*4) onchosercosis
5) trichionolosis

----- Question 57 -----

Schistosomiasis (adult individuals) are localized:

1) in uninary system
2) in intestines
*3) in blood system
4) in lymphatic system
5) in lungs

----- Question 58 -----

Вухерерии are localized:

1) in peripheral nervous system

2) in blood system
*3) in lymphatic system
4) in hypodermic cells
5) in intestines
6) in eyeballs

----- Question 59 -----

Оnchosarchi are localized:

*1) in hypodermic layer

2) in blood
3) in lungs
4) in billary system
*5) in onchosarcoma

----- Question 60 -----

Which preparations are most effective for treatment of strongilodosis:

1) меbendazol
*2) тiabendazol
3) DEK
4) prazikvantel
5) piperazin

----- Question 61 -----

Which of the drugs is most effective in loasis.

1) mebendazole
2) tiabendazole
*3) DEK
4) prasikbantel
5) tetrachloretylen

----- Question 62 -----

Which of the drugs is most effective in schictosomosis.

*1) biltrisid
2) dek
3) tetrachlorethylen
4) combantrium
5) dekaris

----- Question 63 -----

Name hematoschizotropic preparations.

*1) chloroxin
*2) chinin/xinine
*3) chloridin
4) primaxin
5) xinosid

----- Question 64 -----

Name histoschizotropic preparations.

1) chloraxine
2) nivaxine
3) delagil
*4) primaxine
*5) xinosid

----- Question 65 -----

Which detection in feces of patients allow diagnosing ameobiasis.

1) cysts
2) leucocytes
3) erythrocytes
*4) hematophages
5) crystals of "sharko-leider"
6) coloured forms of amoeba

----- Question 66 -----

Name preparations which effect on amoeba only in colon.

1) metronidazole
2) nivaxine
3) dihydroemetium
4) chloroxine
*5) yatren
----- Question 67 -----

Name the preparations effecting on amoeba in mucous membrane.

1) metranidazole
2) fazisin
3) yatren
4) diyodoxine
*5) dihydroemetin
*6) ambilgar

----- Question 68 -----

Name preparations effective in combination used in amoebiasis.

*1) metranidazole
*2) tinidazole
3) yatren
4) diyodoxine
5) dihydroemetin
6) ambilgar

----- Question 69 -----

Which methods are used for diagnosis of colonie amoebiasis.

*1) coproscopical
2) serological
3) biological
4) biochemical
5) instrumental

----- Question 70 -----

Which methods are used for diagnosis of noncolonic amoebiasis.

1) corposcopical
*2) serological
3) biological
4) biochemical
5) instrumental

----- Question 71 -----

Proof in connection with hemorrhagic fever of lass is.

1) patient is harmless to surroundings

*2) infectious agents in nature -- rat "mastomys natalensis"
3) is spread by blood-sucking insects
*4) hemorrhagic fever - very dangerous infection

----- Question 72 -----

Causative agent of hemorrhagic fever is.

1) virus of family Herpes Viridae

2) virus of family ECHO
*3) arenovirus

----- Question 73 -----

Characteristic symptoms of the beginning of hemorrhagic fever of Lass is.

*1) pain during swallowing, ulcer-necrotic pharyingitis

2) pain in the joints, swelling and redness
3) pain in stomach, diarrhoea
4) purulent meningitis
*5) high fever, conjuctivitis

----- Question 74 -----

Characteristic features of yellow fever are.

*1) acute transmissive disease of arbovirus nature

2) in cities aerogenic infection is possible
*3) disease like epidemic nature
4) the name "yellow fever" was derived from the causative agent "flavivirus"

----- Question 75 -----

Characteristic features of yellow fever.

1) neutrophillic leucocytosis
2) compulsory increased bilirubin levels
*3) hypogammaglobulinemia
4) death of patient is not caused before 14 days
*5) arbovirus infection

----- Question 76 -----

Causative agent of yellow fever.

*1) flavivirus
2) paramycovirus
3) adenovirus
*4) arbovirus

----- Question 77 -----

Characteristic for yellow fever is.

1) fever of type "continua"

*2) double waved fever curve
3) intermittent fever
----- Question 78 -----

Characteristic for yellow fever.

1) comparitively good prognosis

2) epidemic spread impossible
3) good effect from treatment with lamivudin
*4) vaccination is effective
*5) spots in nature

----- Question 79 -----

Characteristic for yellow fever.

1) immunity after vaccination is not long (only for the time span in which
epidemy prevails)
2) at present time death due to disease is a rare prevalence
3) dark-pole microscopy of urine is used for diagnosis
*4) residue of fisease does not happen

----- Question 80 -----

Characteristic of Lasa fever are:

*1) distribution of disease in Northeast of the Central Africa

*2) disease meets in the Europe in the form of brought in cases
3) in the Europe (Italy, Greece) exist the natural centers of disease
*4) disease can give intrahospital flashes

----- Question 81 -----

In clinic of Lasa fever it is not characteristic:

1) pneumonia , pulmonary edema , exudative pleuritis

2) myocarditis, kidney failure
3) affected thyroid gland
*4) paralysis of accommodation ,paresis of soft palate

----- Question 82 -----

The statement concerning HL Lasa is incorrect

1) carrying protective clothes (a glove, the mask, glasses) protects from

infection
*2) the effective alive vaccine now is developed
3) patients whenever possible place in insulators or glass-metal cabins with
independent life-support
4) possibility of contact in the patients is very high

----- Question 83 -----

For fever Lasa it is characteristic:

*1) ulcerative -necrotic pharyngitis, leukopenia, albuminuria, kidney failure ,
encephalopathy
2) attributes hemocolitis since the first days of illness, sharp pains in a
stomach, frequent desires on a bottom
3) phenomena purulent mennigioencephalitis
4) long duration of pains in joints, general lymphoadenopathy , frequent
development of dimension

----- Question 84 -----

The most effective etiotropin treatment of fever las is:

*1) ribapirine
2) remantadine under the scheme of ml-100 of ml of 300 ml-200
3) introne A
4) combination introne and with acyclovir

----- Question 85 -----

For a fever Marburg it is characteristic:

*1) the virus meets in Kenya, Zimbabwe and Uganda

2) distribution of a virus occurs from Northern Vietnam
3) a virus малоопасен for the person, disease HL Marburg - казуистика
4) from the person to the person a virus is not transferred

----- Question 86 -----

The incubatory period at HL Marburg:

*1) on the average 5-7 days

2) 25-30 days
3) can reach 1 year
4) some hours

----- Question 87 -----

In clinic HL Marburg it is characteristic:

1) disease proceeds years and leads to physical inability of the patient

2) in clinic the phenomena menigioenchephalopathy purulently-hemorragic
character prevail
*3) chest pain , a frequent aqueous stool, vomiting mailalgia
4) at adequate therapy make less lethal

----- Question 88 -----

For fever Ebola most typical:

1) leucocitosis neutrophlic character, acceleration ESR, a thrombocytopenia

*2) leucopenia , especially in the first days of illness delay ESR, a
thrombocytopenia
3) hypochromic anemia with the advent of atypical forms RBC
4) RBC with dot inclusions
----- Question 89 -----

Expression concerning a fever Marburg incorrectly:

1) the first diseases are registered in the Europe

*2) disease is widespread in Germany and Yugoslavia
3) the basic region of distribution of a virus Kenya, Zimbabwe and Uruguay
4) disease is caused by Filovirus

----- Question 90 -----

Which following statement is incorrect:

1) HL Marburg disease sharp, transient with highly letahl

2) HL Marburg proceeds with the phenomena of an aqueous diarrhoea and defeat of
a pharynx
3) HL Marburg can cause death of the patient to the second week of illness
*4) cardiovascular insufficiency rare complication hl Marburg

----- Question 91 -----

Which of the following Statement is incorrect:

1) blood of patients HL ebola is rather contactive

*2) care of patients without contact from blood is safe at HL ebola
3) cases of intrahospital flashes HL ebola are frequent
4) HL ebola possesses endemic

----- Question 92 -----

The statement is incorrect:

1) HL Marburg and Ebola concern to group OOI

2) HL Marburg and Ebola - quarantine infections
*3) developed ЦНИИ epidemiology the polyvalent vaccine protects from
manifestation forms of HL
4) unique method of specific therapy at HL Marburg and Ebola is introduction of
patients of whey or plasma reconvolution

----- Question 93 -----

Most severe fever Dengue proceeds:

*1) the women of tropics get infection repeatedly

2) persons who visiting tropical zone
3) weight of fever Dengue depends on a degree of deficiency G6-FDG
4) most sever if the person is ill for the first time

----- Question 94 -----

Fever Dengue is caused:

 1) flebovirus
2) picornovirus
*3) flavivirus
4) the Alpha-virus
5) Delta-virus

----- Question 95 -----

Infection Dengue occurs:

1) at bathing in the polluted reservoirs

2) by using infected fish as food
*3) by mosquito sting of А.aegypti which is infected by a virus
4) air-drop from the patient

----- Question 96 -----

Character of a fever at classical form Dengue:

1) гектическая within 10 days

2) гектическая within 7 days
*3) two-wave with 2-3-days apirekcii
4) an alternating fever

----- Question 97 -----

The most effective treatment at fever dengue:

1) salisailate in a daily doze up to 50 mg/kg

2) interferons
*3) introduction of glucose-salt solutions
4) anticoagulants with indirect action

----- Question 98 -----

For hemorrhagic fever of Dengue it is not characteristic:

1) positive symptoms of a plait, щипка

2) hepatomegalia
3) development of an infective-toxic shock
*4) the expressed anemia (НВ <70 г/л)

----- Question 99 -----

What localization of adults oncocerciasis:

*1) subepideural tissue

2) serous membrane
3) skin
4) lymph glands
5) liver
----- Question 100 -----

Name leading laboratory diagnosis of visceral leishmaniasis

*1) blood cultures

*2) bone marrow culture
*3) diagnosis through spleen puncture
4) stool analysis
5) urine analysis