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Quiz: Dermatology- Midterm III- 18/06/29

Date Taken: 2018/29/6 Access Code: Result: Passed

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: A 26 year old sexually active woman presents to the OPD 1
with purulent vaginal discharge and dysuria. While history
taking, she admitted that she had unprotected sexual
1 Molecular diagnostics methods (NAAT) Molecular diagnostics methods (NAAT)
intercourse with a new partner a week ago.Which of the
following diagnostic tests will be the most sensitive method to
find the etiologic agents involved in this case?
During which stage of untreated syphilis does a skin rash 1
2 Secondary Secondary
appear?
Babies born to mothers with gonorrhea are at-risk of 1
3 Severe eye infections Severe eye infections
developing:
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) that can be easily 1
4 Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis
treated include:
5 The virus most closely associated with genital herpes is HSV2- HSV2- 1

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6 What is used to treat a gonorrhea infection? Cephalosporins Cephalosporins 1
7 The primary stage of syphilis is identified by: Painless sores (chancre) Painless sores (chancre) 1
A case of leprosy with good Cell mediated immunity usually 1
8 Tuberculoid Tuberculoid
presents as following form of disease:
9 What are the signs or symptoms of chlamydia, except Endocarditis Endocarditis 1
A 22 year old woman presents with a 2 cm ulcer on her labia 1
10 majora. The lesion is painless and has a raised border. The Treponema pallidum infection Treponema pallidum infection
differential diagnosis of this lesion includes:
11 One of the main complications in women due to gonorrhea is: Pelvic inflammatory disease that leads to inf Pelvic inflammatory disease that leads to inf 1
False positive nontreponemal (VDRL or RPR) test for syphilis 1
is a common diagnostic problem. In which of the following
12 All of the above All of the above
conditions you can expect false positive VDRL or RPR result?
a)
An adult male is presenting with hypo-pigmented patches on 1
forearm, partial loss of cutaneous sensations in affected
13 Leprosy Leprosy
areas, presence of thickened ulnar nerve and presence of AFB
in nasal smears. Your diagnosis is:
14 During which stages is syphilis contagious? Primary and secondary stages only Primary and secondary stages only 1
15 Chlamydia is caused by: The bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis The bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis 1
16 One of the signs of gonorrhea not experienced by men is: Genitals, vagina, anus, rectum, lips, and insi Chancre or sores 1
What is the treatment of choice in pregnant woman infected 1
17 Azythromycin1g single doze Azythromycin1g single doze
with Chlamydia
18 Not true regarding chlamydia trachomatis it inhibits apoptosis of epithelial cell elementary body is active 1
A 32 year old woman who is 10 weeks pregnant presents to 1
the Obstetrics clinic for prenatal care. She has a history of
treatment for syphilis 7 years previously. The results of The mother’s previous treatment for syphilis The mother’s previous treatment for syphilis
19
serologic tests for syphilis are as follows:Non treponemal test was effective was effective
RPR: NonreactiveTreponemal test (TP-PA) reactiveWhich of
the following statement is most correct?

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:A 20 year old woman who reports unprotected sex with a 1
new partner 2 weeks previously develops fever and left lower
quadrant abdominal pain with onset in association with her
20 Infertility Infertility
menstrual period. Neisseria gonorrhoeae is cultured from her
endocervix. The diagnosis is gonococcal pelvic inflammatory
disease.What is the common sequela of this infection?

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