Tropical infections Lecture.

 Plasmodium falciparum is not characterisied:

Amoebic liver abscess:

Which of the following Plasmodium spp is considered to be the one causing a greater number of mortality rates throughout the world?

A person can develop severe infections when infected with P. falciparum, the parasites grow and infect mainly red blood cells and liver cells and in severe cases may even invade the central nervous system. The malaria complications can lead to hemolytic anemia and symptoms like jaundice, discoloration of the urine can be seen.Which of the following term has been applied to this type of complication caused by P. falciparum?

Dengue and Malaria are both prevalent in India and an increasing number of people are dying annually from the diseases. Which of the following statements regarding malaria and dengue are Not true?

After the penetration of cercariae of schistosomes on the skin occurs:

A 35 year old  women who had not previously travelled abroad spent two months in Nepal during pre-harvesting period in rice cultivating region. After that she became ill with fever,vomiting and confusion.she is likely to be suffering from.

An incorrect statement regarding the pathogenesis of  malaria is:

A 39 years old train conductor, is hospitalized on the 4th day of illness with complaints on headache, weakness, dizziness, increased perspiration, insomnia, chills. Hyperaemia of face with edema, and conjunctivitis have been observed. On a transitional fold of conjunctiva are present some petechias. On the skin of trunk, thorax, stomach, extremities intensive roseolopetechial rash was found. During examination there was tachycardia, BP – 100/60 mm of Hg, tremor of tongue were marked. The liver, and spleen, are enlarged. Patient is constipated for 3 days. Most credible diagnosis is:

In order to radically cure a patient with three-day malaria after the relief of paroxysms, it is necessary to prescribe a course of treatment:

The links of the pathogenesis of typhus are not:

The following response options are not typical for the period of the height of typhus:

Patient K., 45 years old, was admitted with complaints: fatigue, itchy skin, dry cough, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain. Objectively: dry rales in the lungs. In blood test-eosinophilia 40%. Your diagnosis?

The main method of laboratory diagnosis of  сlonorchiasis is:

What stages of the African trypanosomiasis are found in other than