Инфекционные болезни

1.Which of the following is the selective media used for the isolation of the pathogen Yersinia enterocolitica from a stool specimen?

The asymptomatic individuals in exposure to untreated people with pneumonic plague and laboratory personnel working with handling the specimens should be given antibiotic prophylaxis for a given period of time.What is the drug usually used for prophylaxis?

The main clinical symptoms of acute brucellosis include 1)fever, lymphadenopathy 2)chills, sweating 3) enlarged liver and spleen 4)focal lesions

Acute renal failure in leptospirosis develops as a result of:

 For the immunotherapy of anthrax use:

Rare atypical clinical forms of ornithosis

Common for tetanus and rabies are:

Increased reactivity of the sympathetic nervous system in tetanus leads to:

Treatment of Kaposi's Sarcoma in HIV patients:

Yersiniosis (pseudotuberculous) hepatitis is distinguished from viral hepatitis

Which  statement  is incorrect about the diagnosis of Yersinia pseudotuberculosis related infection in humans:
                                                                                                                       
 

Changes in urine during leptospirosis: 1) proteinuria, erythrocytes, leukocytes 2)Bence-Jones protein 3)hyaline cylinders, renal epithelial cells 4)glycosuria

The main cause of death in leptospirosis:

Tularemia ulcers differ from anthrax ulcers in all of the above, except:

As a specific therapy for leptospirosis, the following are used:

For laboratory diagnostics of pseudotuberculosis, all of the above are used, except:

Symptoms of respiratory damage in ornithosis:

Antibodies to HIV in HIV-infected people are most often detected

The maximum shelf life of blood intended for HIV testing at room temperature:

Methods of laboratory confirmation of HIV/AIDS diagnosis

Which of the listed diseases does not belong to AIDS-associated infections

Consider the following statements about Nipah virus (NiV). Which of the above statements is/are correct:. 1. Monkeys are the natural host of Nipah virus. 2. Nipah virus (NiV) is a zoonotic virus and can also be transmitted through contaminated food or directly between people.3.Human infections range from asymptomatic to acute respiratory infection and fatal encephalitis,involving inflammation of the brain.   

Rabies differs from tetanus:

For the development of tetanus when Clostridium Tetani is ingested, the following are especially dangerous:

What type of immunity persists after brucellosis:

The indication for the appointment of starting ART in children is:

Listeriosis. clinical forms

Side EFFECTS OF Antiretroviral therapy:

How likely is a person to die from cutaneous (skin) anthrax without treatment?

Agglutination test for Brucella mainly identifies which class of antibodies?