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Epedemiology tests 5 course Zsmu
The doctrine of the epidemic process. Anti-epidemic measures in the
foci of infectious diseases. Anti-epidemic work family doctor and
infectious disease doctor.
1. An epidemic process is
A. distribution of infectious diseases among animals.
B. distribution of infectious diseases among plants.
C distribution of infectious diseases among populations.
D. a condition of contamination of a human organism or an animal.
E. distribution among animals of infectious diseases specific to that given district.
2. Part(s) of epidemic process is/are:
A. a causative agent of infectious diseases
B. water, air, ground, household contacts, alive carriers
C. susceptible people
D. any environment in which a causative agent is kept for a long time
E. directions of struggle against infectious diseases
3. The source of infection is
A. lice infected with Rickettsia prowazekii.
B. water contaminated with Vibrio cholerae.
C. a patient after recovery from cholera.
D. a pie with cream contaminated with staphylococci.
E. a person ill with a pneumonic form of plague.
4. The factor of transmission of infectious diseases is
A. bacteria carriers of diphtheria bacillus.
B. chicken infected with S.typhimurium.
C. chicken eggs infected with S.typhimurium.
D. a sheep with brucellosis.
E. a person ill with flu.
5. Quantitative index reflecting frequency of registration of illness among a
population on the whole or in separate ages, sex, and other groups is known as:
A. mortality
B. morbidity
C. fertility
D. quality
E. lethality
6. Quantitative index reflecting frequency of registration of death among a
population on the whole or in separate ages, sex, other groups is known as:
A. mortality
B. morbidity
C. fertility
D. quality
E. lethality
7. An infectious disease which is not an incident to a particular location is known
as:
A. zoonotic illness
B. infective illness
C. exotic illness
D. pandemic illness
E. endemic illness
8. Mechanism of transmission which is connected with medical manipulation is
known as:
A. artificial mechanism
B. fecal-oral mechanism
C. transmissible mechanism
D. vertical mechanism
E. contact mechanism
9. If the source of infection is a man, it is known as:
A. sapronosis
B. zoonosis
C. anthroponosis
D. anthropozoonosis
E. saprozoonosis
10. Anthropozoonosis is a disease:
A. when a man is the source of infection
B. when an animal is the source of infection
C. when a man and an animal are the source of infection
D. when pathogens living in the environment are the source of infection
E. when household items are the source of infection
ANSWERS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
C
C
E
C
B
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
A
C
A
C
С
Deratization. Disinsection. Disinfection and sterilization.
Variant – 1
1. What belongs to chlorinated agent?
A. Lysol,
B​. Desactin,
C. Chlorhexidine,
D.​ F​ormaldehyde,
E. Hydrogen peroxide.
2. What would you use to control the effectiveness of presterilization cleaning in
order to find blood?
A. phenolphthalein test,
B​. amidopyrine test,
C. test with Sudan III,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
3. What would you use to disinfect plates without food debris in department with
typhoid fever?
A.​ 0.1 % solution of Desactin with 30 minutes exposure,
B. 0.2 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
C. 0.5 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
D. 1 % solution of Desactin with 30 minutes exposure,
E. nothing is right.
4. To base solutions of chloride lime belongs solution?
A. 0.2 %,
B. 0.5 %,
C. 1 %,
D.​ 20 %,
E. everything is right.
5. Physical method of disinfection includes everything, except:
A. current of ultra-high frequency,
B.​ ventilation,
C. boiling,
D. ultrasound,
E. radiant energy.
6. What would you use to find remains of washing alkaline agents on medical
instruments?
A.​ phenolphthalein test,
B. aspiramic test
C. amidopyrine test,
D. test with Sudan III,
E. everything is right.
7. What belongs to mechanical methods of disinfection?
A​. water filtration,
B. current of ultra-high frequency,
C. boiling,
D. freezing,
E. ultrasound.
8. To disinfect one set of bed-clothes you have to take:
A. 1 liter of disinfectant solution,
B. 2 liters of disinfectant solution,
C. 3 liters of disinfectant solution,
D​. 4 liters of disinfectant solution,
E. 10 liters of disinfectant solution.
9. After hospitalization of patient with typhoid fever you have to do:
A. prophylactic disinfection,
B. current disinfection,
C​. final disinfection,
D. there is no need in disinfection.
10. What amount of disinfectant solution do you need to disinfect one set of plates
and dishes without food debris?
A. 0.5 liter,
B. 1 liter
C. 2 liters
D​. 5 liters
E. 8 liters.
11. How would you sterilize endoscope?
A. steam method,
B. hot air method,
C​. 6 % solution of hydrogen peroxide,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
12. What would you use to disinfect bed-clothes dirty with patient’s discharges in
shigellosis department?
A. 0.1 % solution of Desactin with 30 minutes exposure,
B. 0.1 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
C​. 0.2 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
D. 0.5 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
E. 0.5 % solution of Desactin with 90 minutes exposure,
13. Disinfection which is done around patient is called:
A.​ current,
B. prophylactic,
C. final,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
14. What belongs to oxidant disinfectants?
A. Desactin,
B.​ Hydrogen peroxide,
C. Lysol,
D. Chlorhexidine,
E. everything is right.
15. Presterilization cleaning of medical instruments includes removing of:
A. mechanical dirtyings,
B. protein dirtyings,
C. fatty dirtyings,
D. medicamental dirtyings,
E.​ everything is right.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
B
B
A
D
B
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
A
A
D
С
D
ANSWERS:
11. С
12. C
13. A
14. B
15. E
Variant – 2
1. How would you sterilize endoscope?
A. steam method,
B. hot air method,
C​. 6 % solution of hydrogen peroxide,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
2. What would you use to disinfect bed-clothes dirty with patient’s discharges in
shigellosis department?
A. 0.1 % solution of Desactin with 30 minutes exposure,
B. 0.1 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
C​. 0.2 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
D. 0.5 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
E. 0.5 % solution of Desactin with 90 minutes exposure,
3. Disinfection which is done around patient is called:
A.​ current,
B. prophylactic,
C. final,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
4. What belongs to oxidant disinfectants?
A. Desactin,
B.​ Hydrogen peroxide,
C. Lysol,
D. Chlorhexidine,
E. everything is right.
5. Presterilization cleaning of medical instruments includes removing of:
A. mechanical dirtyings,
B. protein dirtyings,
C. fatty dirtyings,
D. medicamental dirtyings,
E.​ everything is right.
6. What belongs to chlorinated agent?
A. Lysol,
B​. Desactin,
C. Chlorhexidine,
D.​ F​ormaldehyde,
E. Hydrogen peroxide.
7. What would you use to control the effectiveness of presterilization cleaning in
order to find blood?
A. phenolphthalein test,
B​. amidopyrine test,
C. test with Sudan III,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
8. What would you use to disinfect plates without food debris in department with
typhoid fever?
A.​ 0.1 % solution of Desactin with 30 minutes exposure,
B. 0.2 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
C. 0.5 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
D. 1 % solution of Desactin with 30 minutes exposure,
E. nothing is right.
9. To base solutions of chloride lime belongs solution?
A. 0.2 %,
B. 0.5 %,
C. 1 %,
D.​ 20 %,
E. everything is right.
10. Physical method of disinfection includes everything, except:
A. current of ultra-high frequency,
B.​ ventilation,
C. boiling,
D. ultrasound,
E. radiant energy.
11. What would you use to find remains of washing alkaline agents on medical
instruments?
A.​ phenolphthalein test,
B. aspiramic test
C. amidopyrine test,
D. test with Sudan III,
E. everything is right.
12. What belongs to mechanical methods of disinfection?
A​. water filtration,
B. current of ultra-high frequency,
C. boiling,
D. freezing,
E. ultrasound.
13. To disinfect one set of bed-clothes you have to take:
A. 1 liter of disinfectant solution,
B. 2 liters of disinfectant solution,
C. 3 liters of disinfectant solution,
D​. 4 liters of disinfectant solution,
E. 10 liters of disinfectant solution.
14. After hospitalization of patient with typhoid fever you have to do:
A. prophylactic disinfection,
B. current disinfection,
C​. final disinfection,
D. there is no need in disinfection.
15. What amount of disinfectant solution do you need to disinfect one set of plates
and dishes without food debris?
A. 0.5 liter,
B. 1 liter
C. 2 liters
D​. 5 liters
E. 8 liters.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
C
C
A
B
E
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
B
B
A
D
B
ANSWERS:
11. A
12. A
13. D
14. C
15. D
Variant – 3
1. What would you use to find remains of washing alkaline agents on medical
instruments?
A.​ phenolphthalein test,
B. aspiramic test
C. amidopyrine test,
D. test with Sudan III,
E. everything is right.
2. What belongs to mechanical methods of disinfection?
A​. water filtration,
B. current of ultra-high frequency,
C. boiling,
D. freezing,
E. ultrasound.
3. To disinfect one set of bed-clothes you have to take:
A. 1 liter of disinfectant solution,
B. 2 liters of disinfectant solution,
C. 3 liters of disinfectant solution,
D​. 4 liters of disinfectant solution,
E. 10 liters of disinfectant solution.
4. After hospitalization of patient with typhoid fever you have to do:
A. prophylactic disinfection,
B. current disinfection,
C​. final disinfection,
D. there is no need in disinfection.
5. What amount of disinfectant solution do you need to disinfect one set of plates
and dishes without food debris?
A. 0.5 liter,
B. 1 liter
C. 2 liters
D​. 5 liters
E. 8 liters.
6. How would you sterilize endoscope?
A. steam method,
B. hot air method,
C​. 6 % solution of hydrogen peroxide,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
7. What would you use to disinfect bed-clothes dirty with patient’s discharges in
shigellosis department?
A. 0.1 % solution of Desactin with 30 minutes exposure,
B. 0.1 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
C​. 0.2 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
D. 0.5 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
E. 0.5 % solution of Desactin with 90 minutes exposure,
8. Disinfection which is done around patient is called:
A.​ current,
B. prophylactic,
C. final,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
9. What belongs to oxidant disinfectants?
A. Desactin,
B.​ Hydrogen peroxide,
C. Lysol,
D. Chlorhexidine,
E. everything is right.
10. Presterilization cleaning of medical instruments includes removing of:
A. mechanical dirtyings,
B. protein dirtyings,
C. fatty dirtyings,
D. medicamental dirtyings,
E.​ everything is right.
11. What belongs to chlorinated agent?
A. Lysol,
B​. Desactin,
C. Chlorhexidine,
D.​ F​ormaldehyde,
E. Hydrogen peroxide.
12. What would you use to control the effectiveness of presterilization cleaning in
order to find blood?
A. phenolphthalein test,
B​. amidopyrine test,
C. test with Sudan III,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
13. What would you use to disinfect plates without food debris in department with
typhoid fever?
A.​ 0.1 % solution of Desactin with 30 minutes exposure,
B. 0.2 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
C. 0.5 % solution of Desactin with 60 minutes exposure,
D. 1 % solution of Desactin with 30 minutes exposure,
E. nothing is right.
14. To base solutions of chloride lime belongs solution?
A. 0.2 %,
B. 0.5 %,
C. 1 %,
D.​ 20 %,
E. everything is right.
15. Physical method of disinfection includes everything, except:
A. current of ultra-high frequency,
B.​ ventilation,
C. boiling,
D. ultrasound,
E. radiant energy.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
A
A
D
C
D
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
C
C
A
B
E
ANSWERS:
11. B
12. B
13. A
14. D
15. B
Types of immunity and their characteristics. The value of population
immunity levels in populations of infectious diseases. Calendar of
preventive vaccination of Ukraine, its sections. Requirements for
immunological products. Methods of immunological drugs into the
body. The list of medical contraindications to preventive vaccinations.
Pislyavaktsynalni reactions and complications. Preparations for a
planned immunization (release form, route of administration, dose and
reaction to the introduction).
1.What from the indicated vaccines belonges to alive
A. tuberculous (BCG) B. measles virus vaccine C. rubella virus vaccine
D. yellow fever vaccine E. all indicated behind is right
2. What kind of immunity is formed after the introduction of anatoxines
A. antibacterial B. antitoxic C. antiviral D. antitumoral E. all indicated behind is
right
3. Hepatitis B vaccine is
A. live B. killed C. recombinant D. combined E. associate
4. Interval must be between APDT vaccination and revaccination ACDT
A. not less than 2 years and not more than 3 years B. not less than 3 months and
not more than 12 months C. not less than 5 years D. not less than 6 months and
not more than 12 months E. not less than 12 months and not more than 2 years
5. Contraindication to entering the alive vaccines is
A. oncologic pathology B. decompensated hydrocephalus C. pregnancy
D. congenital combined immunodeficiencies E. all indicated behind is right
6. At vaccination the alive vaccine
A. short-term immunity is formed B. passive immunity is formed
C. expressed and prolonged immunity is formed
D. immunity is not formed E. all behind indicated is specified incorrect
7. Planned vaccination contact with infectious sick
A. put off on a middle incubation period B. all of indicated is incorrect
C. is not conducted D. put off on a maximal incubation period
E. put off on a minimum incubation period
8. Strong postvaccinal local reaction is
A. infiltrate with a diameter less than 5 centimeter with lymphangitis and
lymphadenitis
B. infiltrate in a diameter before 2,5 centimeter
C. hyperemia in diameter before 2,5 centimeter
D. infiltrate in a diameter more than 5 centimeter with lymphangitis and
lymphadenitis E. infiltrate in a diameter less than 5 centimeter with lymphangitis
without lymphadenitis.
9. There was noticed more frequent stools against a background of satisfactory
state in the child on a 2​nd day after the vaccination by oral poliomyelitis vaccine|.
What did develop in a child?
A. postvaccinal complication B. normal postvaccinal| reaction
C. the secondary infection join D. activating of endogenous flora
E. all higher indicated is not right
10. The main requirement presented to transportation and keeping of the alive
vaccines. The main requirements presented to transportation and keeping of the
alive vaccines A. temperature +20º B. observance of cold chain C. presence of
storage instruction by keeping D. indication the terms of keeping
E. all behind indicated is not right
Tests for independent auditorium of students training
1. A specific reaction after the BCG vaccination can be presented |
A. calcified focuses B. cold abscess C. the edema of soft tissues
D papula, vesicle or abscess with the diameter of 5-10 mm|
E. regional lymphadenitis
2. There developed the cold abscess in a child after the BCG vaccination. What
could be the result state of health?
A. hypodermic introduction of vaccine B. overdosage of vaccine
C. immunization on a background of infecting by tuberculosis
D. all behind indicated is specified right E. all behind indicated is not right
3. The main requirement presented to transportation and keeping of the alive
vaccines. The main requirements presented to transportation and keeping of the
alive vaccines A. temperature +20º B. observance of cold chain C. presence of
storage instruction by keeping D. indication the terms of keeping
E. all behind indicated is not right
4. Allergic reaction on what antibiotics is contraindication to introduction of
measles vaccine
A. macrolide antibiotic B. cephalosporin C. penicillines D. aminoglycoside
antibiotic E. ftuoroquinolones
5. Indicate interval between introduction of measles vaccine and APDT
A. not less than a month B. not less than 2 months C. not less than 3 months
D. 6 months E. all behind indicated is not right
6. For passive immunization are used
A. vaccines B. serums C. gamma-globulines D. antibiotics E. interferons
7. Local postvaccinal reactions appear
A. they must not be B. during 3 months after vaccination
C. in 2 weeks and are observed during a month
D. in 1-2 days after an vaccination and are observed during 2- 8 days
E. during 1 month after vaccination
8. Contraindication to entering the alive vaccines is
A. oncologic pathology B. decompensated hydrocephalus C. pregnancy
D. congenital combined immunodeficiencies E. all indicated behind is right
9. At vaccination the alive vaccine
A. short-term immunity is formed B. passive immunity is formed
C. expressed and prolonged immunity is formed
D. immunity is not formed E. all behind indicated is specified incorrect
10. Planned vaccination contact with infectious sick
A. put off on a middle incubation period B. all of indicated is incorrect
C. is not conducted D. put off on a maximal incubation period
E. put off on a minimum incubation period
Urgent prophylaxis of infectious diseases. Sera, types, methods of
administration
1 Alive vaccines are inherent:
A. - virulence;
B. - antigenin
C.- immunogenicity;
E.- the ability to multiply in the injection site.
2. Temperaturny mode of storage of vaccines:
A. - 2​0​С - +8​0​С;
B. - 0​0​C - +8​0​ C;
C. - 2​0​ ° - +6​0​C;
D.- -2​0​C - 0​0​C.
3. HIV-infected children can be vaccinated:
A. - only live vaccines;
B. - all vaccines, except for living;
C.- all vaccines;
D. - only toxoid..
4. The method Bezredko must enter:
A. - rabies immunoglobulin;
B. - antirabichnuyu vaccine;
C. - tetanus toxoid;
D. - antitetanus immunoglobulin;
E. - antidiphtheritic serum.
5. Mandatory are immunized against:
A. - tuberculosis, measles, polio, whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus;
B. - tuberculosis, measles, polio, hepatitis B, diphtheria, tetanus;
C. - tuberculosis, measles, polio, whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus,
influenza;
E - tuberculosis, measles, polio, whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus,
Haemophilus influenzae.
6. Routinely conduct vaccinated against:
A. - hepatitis B, tuberculosis, whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus,
Haemophilus influenzae, measles, mumps, rubella;
B. - hepatitis B, tuberculosis, whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus,
Haemophilus influenzae, measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis A;
C. - hepatitis B, tuberculosis, whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus,
Haemophilus influenzae, measles, mumps, rubella;
D. - tuberculosis, measles, polio, whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus
7. The vaccine may be used in case of:
A. - the existence of cracks in the ampoule;
B. - label on the vial is missing, but the bottle is stored in the marker box;
C. - if dissolved vaccine for more than 6 hours in the refrigerator;
D. - if the vaccine is dissolved for more than 6 hours on the table for
vaccination;
E. - a violation of cold chain, but change the color vial was not held.
8. Revaccination against tuberculosis can be conducted on the basis of:
A. - negative patch test with tuberculin;
B. - negative result sputum;
C. - the lack of changes in the lungs during fluorography examination;
D. - a low level of specific antibodies.
9. When selecting the type and dose of immunobiological preparations for
emergency prevention of tetanus in injured bear in mind:
A. - age;
B. - vaccination history;
C. - infection of the wound;
D. - the presence of concomitant diseases;
E. - the immunity against tetanus.
10. What immunobiological drug should be used for vaccination of contact
for students with patients with diphtheria:
A. - DTP;
B. - vaccine AaDPT;
C. - antidiphtheritic serum;
D. - diphtheria toxoid;
E. - diphtheria-tetanus toxoid
Standards of correct answers
1 – б, в, г
6-а
2-а
7–д
3-б
8-а
4 – а, в, д
9 – а, б, в, д, е
5-а
10 - д
Tests for independent auditorium of students training
1. A specific reaction after the BCG vaccination can be presented |
A. calcified focuses B. cold abscess C. the edema of soft tissues
D papula, vesicle or abscess with the diameter of 5-10 mm|
E. regional lymphadenitis
2. There developed the cold abscess in a child after the BCG vaccination. What
could be the result state of health?
A. hypodermic introduction of vaccine B. overdosage of vaccine
C. immunization on a background of infecting by tuberculosis
D. all behind indicated is specified right E. all behind indicated is not right
3. The main requirement presented to transportation and keeping of the alive
vaccines. The main requirements presented to transportation and keeping of the
alive vaccines A. temperature +20º B. observance of cold chain C. presence of
storage instruction by keeping D. indication the terms of keeping
E. all behind indicated is not right
4. Allergic reaction on what antibiotics is contraindication to introduction of
measles vaccine
A. macrolide antibiotic B. cephalosporin C. penicillines D. aminoglycoside
antibiotic E. ftuoroquinolones
5. Indicate interval between introduction of measles vaccine and APDT
A. not less than a month B. not less than 2 months C. not less than 3 months
D. 6 months E. all behind indicated is not right
6. For passive immunization are used
A. vaccines B. serums C. gamma-globulines D. antibiotics E. interferons
7. Local postvaccinal reactions appear
A. they must not be B. during 3 months after vaccination
C. in 2 weeks and are observed during a month
D. in 1-2 days after an vaccination and are observed during 2- 8 days
E. during 1 month after vaccination
8. Contraindication to entering the alive vaccines is
A. oncologic pathology B. decompensated hydrocephalus C. pregnancy
D. congenital combined immunodeficiencies E. all indicated behind is right
9. At vaccination the alive vaccine
A. short-term immunity is formed B. passive immunity is formed
C. expressed and prolonged immunity is formed
D. immunity is not formed E. all behind indicated is specified incorrect
10. Planned vaccination contact with infectious sick
A. put off on a middle incubation period B. all of indicated is incorrect
C. is not conducted D. put off on a maximal incubation period
E. put off on a minimum incubation period
Anti-epidemic measures in the foci of infection from fecal - oral
transmission mechanism (shigellosis, typhoid fever and paratyphoid,
hepatitis A).
Variant – 1
1.
There is a patient with typhoid fever, mild course. What would you do with him?
А – to isolate at home and prescribe antibiotics,
В – to hospitalize,
С – to make bile culture,
D – to prescribe typhoid bacteriophage
2.
Contagiosity index of typhoid fever is:
А – 10%,
В – 20%,
С – 40%,
D – 80%,
Е – 100%
3.
Patient A., 32 years old, is cook. 01.02 was made diagnosis Shigellosis, mild course.
What do you have to do?
А – to fill in emergency notification, isolate at home and prescribe treatment,
В – to hospitalize,
С – supervision for contact people during 3 days,
D – everything is right,
Е – everything is wrong.
4.
There is a patient with typhoid fever. Before discharging him from the hospital you have
to do bacteriological investigation of:
А – feces and urine once,
В – feces and urine twice,
С – hemoculture,
D – feces and urine three times and bile once,
Е – Vidal’s reaction.
5.
There were 12 ill children in three group of kindergarten at 08.04. At 1​st group were 4 ill
children, 2​nd​ group – 5 ill and 3​rd​ group – 3 sick children. It is:
А –sporadic morbidity,
В – endemic morbidity,
С –household-contact episode of the disease,
D – water episode of the disease,
Е – food episode of the disease.
6.
What serological analysis you can use for diagnostics of typhoid fever carriers?
А – Vidal’s reaction 1:400,
В – Vidal’s reaction 1:800,
С – agglutination reaction with О-typhoid antigen,
D – with Н-antigen,
Е – with Vi-antigen.
7.
There is a patient with viral hepatitis A. When he is the most contagious for other people:
А – in prodromal period,
В – when jaundice appears,
С – during all days of jaundice,
D – in reconvalescence period,
Е – contagiosity of the patient is the same during all periods of the disease.
8.
There is a patient with typhoid fever. When he is the most contagious for other people:
А – during last days of incubation,
В – during first week of fever,
С – on 2​nd​-3​rd​ week of the disease,
D – it doesn’t depend on period of the disease.
9.
Vaccination against typhoid fever is made for:
А – medical workers,
В – all population,
С – workers of food industry,
D – family members of Salmonella typhi carriers,
Е – everything is right.
10.
There is a patient with typhoid fever. He was treated with antibiotics. When would you
discharge him from the hospital?
А – when temperature is normal,
В – on the 7​th​ day of normal temperature,
С – on the 21​st​ day of normal temperature,
D – on the 35​th​ day of normal temperature,
Е – nothing is right.
11.
Patient with viral hepatitis A was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine last in
this kindergarten?
А – there is no need for quarantine,
В – 7 days,
С – 21 days,
D – 35 days,
Е – 60 days.
12.
How long will you supervise person who was in contact with typhoid fever patient?
А – it’s not necessary,
В – 7 days,
С – 14 days,
D – 21 days,
Е – 35 days.
13.
Woman A. is a cook. She works at dining room. Her husband has typhoid fever. Do you
have to suspend her from work?
А – it’s not necessary,
В – for 7 days,
С – for 14 days,
D – for 21 days,
Е – until the time when you get negative results of her analysis, which confirming that she is not
carrier.
14.
In 1.02 at the 1​st group of kindergarten patient with Flexner’s dysentery was found. In
4.02 and 5.02 – one new patient a day was found, 12.02 – 3 cases of this disease were observed:
А –sporadic morbidity,
В – endemic morbidity,
С –household-contact episode of the disease,
D – water episode of the disease,
Е – food episode of the disease.
15.
What do you have to investigate in people who were in contact with typhoid fever patient
to find bacteriacarrier among them?
А – hemoculture,
В – only coproculture,
С – direct hemagglutination reaction with cysteine,
D – coproculture and direct hemagglutination reaction with cysteine,
Е – it’s not necessary to do laboratory investigation.
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Variant – 2
1.
What serological analysis you can use for diagnostics of typhoid fever carriers?
А – Vidal’s reaction 1:400,
В – Vidal’s reaction 1:800,
С – agglutination reaction with О-typhoid antigen,
D – with Н-antigen,
Е – with Vi-antigen.
2.
There is a patient with viral hepatitis A. When he is the most contagious for other people:
А – in prodromal period,
В – when jaundice appears,
С – during all days of jaundice,
D – in reconvalescence period,
Е – contagiosity of the patient is the same during all periods of the disease.
3.
There is a patient with typhoid fever. When he is the most contagious for other people:
А – during last days of incubation,
В – during first week of fever,
С – on 2​nd​-3​rd​ week of the disease,
D – it doesn’t depend on period of the disease.
4.
Vaccination against typhoid fever is made for:
А – medical workers,
В – all population,
С – workers of food industry,
D – family members of Salmonella typhi carriers,
Е – everything is right.
5.
There is a patient with typhoid fever. He was treated with antibiotics. When would you
discharge him from the hospital?
А – when temperature is normal,
В – on the 7​th​ day of normal temperature,
С – on the 21​st​ day of normal temperature,
D – on the 35​th​ day of normal temperature,
Е – nothing is right.
6.
There is a patient with typhoid fever, mild course. What would you do with him?
А – to isolate at home and prescribe antibiotics,
В – to hospitalize,
С – to make bile culture,
D – to prescribe typhoid bacteriophage
7.
Contagiosity index of typhoid fever is:
А – 10%,
В – 20%,
С – 40%,
D – 80%,
Е – 100%
8.
Patient A., 32 years old, is cook. 01.02 was made diagnosis Shigellosis, mild course.
What do you have to do?
А – to fill in emergency notification, isolate at home and prescribe treatment,
В – to hospitalize,
С – supervision for contact people during 3 days,
D – everything is right,
Е – everything is wrong.
9.
There is a patient with typhoid fever. Before discharging him from the hospital you have
to do bacteriological investigation of:
А – feces and urine once,
В – feces and urine twice,
С – hemoculture,
D – feces and urine three times and bile once,
Е – Vidal’s reaction.
10.
There were 12 ill children in three group of kindergarten at 08.04. At 1​st group were 4 ill
children, 2​nd​ group – 5 ill and 3​rd​ group – 3 sick children. It is:
А –sporadic morbidity,
В – endemic morbidity,
С –household-contact episode of the disease,
D – water episode of the disease,
Е – food episode of the disease.
11.
Patient with viral hepatitis A was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine last in
this kindergarten?
А – there is no need for quarantine,
В – 7 days,
С – 21 days,
D – 35 days,
Е – 60 days.
12.
How long will you supervise person who was in contact with typhoid fever patient?
А – it’s not necessary,
В – 7 days,
С – 14 days,
D – 21 days,
Е – 35 days.
13.
Woman A. is a cook. She works at dining room. Her husband has typhoid fever. Do you
have to suspend her from work?
А – it’s not necessary,
В – for 7 days,
С – for 14 days,
D – for 21 days,
Е – until the time when you get negative results of her analysis, which confirming that she is not
carrier.
14.
In 1.02 at the 1​st group of kindergarten patient with Flexner’s dysentery was found. In
4.02 and 5.02 – one new patient a day was found, 12.02 – 3 cases of this disease were observed:
А –sporadic morbidity,
В – endemic morbidity,
С –household-contact episode of the disease,
D – water episode of the disease,
Е – food episode of the disease.
15.
What do you have to investigate in people who were in contact with typhoid fever patient
to find bacteriacarrier among them?
А – hemoculture,
В – only coproculture,
С – direct hemagglutination reaction with cysteine,
D – coproculture and direct hemagglutination reaction with cysteine,
Е – it’s not necessary to do laboratory investigation.
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Varian – 3
1.
Patient with viral hepatitis A was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine last in
this kindergarten?
А – there is no need for quarantine,
В – 7 days,
С – 21 days,
D – 35 days,
Е – 60 days.
2.
How long will you supervise person who was in contact with typhoid fever patient?
А – it’s not necessary,
В – 7 days,
С – 14 days,
D – 21 days,
Е – 35 days.
3.
Woman A. is a cook. She works at dining room. Her husband has typhoid fever. Do you
have to suspend her from work?
А – it’s not necessary,
В – for 7 days,
С – for 14 days,
D – for 21 days,
Е – until the time when you get negative results of her analysis, which confirming that she is not
carrier.
4.
In 1.02 at the 1​st group of kindergarten patient with Flexner’s dysentery was found. In
4.02 and 5.02 – one new patient a day was found, 12.02 – 3 cases of this disease were observed:
А –sporadic morbidity,
В – endemic morbidity,
С –household-contact episode of the disease,
D – water episode of the disease,
Е – food episode of the disease.
5.
What do you have to investigate in people who were in contact with typhoid fever patient
to find bacteriacarrier among them?
А – hemoculture,
В – only coproculture,
С – direct hemagglutination reaction with cysteine,
D – coproculture and direct hemagglutination reaction with cysteine,
Е – it’s not necessary to do laboratory investigation.
6.
What serological analysis you can use for diagnostics of typhoid fever carriers?
А – Vidal’s reaction 1:400,
В – Vidal’s reaction 1:800,
С – agglutination reaction with О-typhoid antigen,
D – with Н-antigen,
Е – with Vi-antigen.
7.
There is a patient with viral hepatitis A. When he is the most contagious for other people:
А – in prodromal period,
В – when jaundice appears,
С – during all days of jaundice,
D – in reconvalescence period,
Е – contagiosity of the patient is the same during all periods of the disease.
8.
There is a patient with typhoid fever. When he is the most contagious for other people:
А – during last days of incubation,
В – during first week of fever,
С – on 2​nd​-3​rd​ week of the disease,
D – it doesn’t depend on period of the disease.
9.
Vaccination against typhoid fever is made for:
А – medical workers,
В – all population,
С – workers of food industry,
D – family members of Salmonella typhi carriers,
Е – everything is right.
10.
There is a patient with typhoid fever. He was treated with antibiotics. When would you
discharge him from the hospital?
А – when temperature is normal,
В – on the 7​th​ day of normal temperature,
С – on the 21​st​ day of normal temperature,
D – on the 35​th​ day of normal temperature,
Е – nothing is right.
11.
There is a patient with typhoid fever, mild course. What would you do with him?
А – to isolate at home and prescribe antibiotics,
В – to hospitalize,
С – to make bile culture,
D – to prescribe typhoid bacteriophage
12.
Contagiosity index of typhoid fever is:
А – 10%,
В – 20%,
С – 40%,
D – 80%,
Е – 100%
13.
Patient A., 32 years old, is cook. 01.02 was made diagnosis Shigellosis, mild course.
What do you have to do?
А – to fill in emergency notification, isolate at home and prescribe treatment,
В – to hospitalize,
С – supervision for contact people during 3 days,
D – everything is right,
Е – everything is wrong.
14.
There is a patient with typhoid fever. Before discharging him from the hospital you have
to do bacteriological investigation of:
А – feces and urine once,
В – feces and urine twice,
С – hemoculture,
D – feces and urine three times and bile once,
Е – Vidal’s reaction.
15.
There were 12 ill children in three group of kindergarten at 08.04. At 1​st group were 4 ill
children, 2​nd​ group – 5 ill and 3​rd​ group – 3 sick children. It is:
А –sporadic morbidity,
В – endemic morbidity,
С –household-contact episode of the disease,
D – water episode of the disease,
Е – food episode of the disease.
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Tests for independent out-audience work of the students
1.
Sourse of infection in case of poliomyelitis is infected:
А. human
В. cattle
С. pig
D. dog
E. everything is right
2. The main mechanism of transmission in case of poliomyelitis is:
А. percutaneous
В. fecal-oral
С. air-dusty
D. intranatal
E. transmissible
3. Patients with poliomyelitis have to be hospitalized not less than for:
А. 10 days
В. 20 days
С. 30 days
D. 40 days
E. 75 days
4.
Specific prophylaxis includes:
А. vaccination
В. hospitalization into hospital
С. current disinfection
D. terminal disinfection
E. everything is right
5.
During 5 days six patients with salmonellosis were admitted to hospital. They were from
different regions of town and ate different food (cakes, salad, eggs). What are the quantitative
characteristics of epidemic process?
А. epidemic
В. pandemic
С. outbreak
D. sporadic morbidity
E. seasonal level of morbidity
6. Sourse of infection in case of shigellosis is infected
А. human
В. cats
С. cattle
D. sheep
E. rodents
7.
For bacteriological investigation in case of localized form of salmonellosis you would
take everything, except:
А. vomiting mass
В. gastric lavage’s water
С. feces
D. blood
Е. everything is right
8.
Food toxicoinfections can be caused by:
А. Clostridium perfringens
В. Proteus vulgaris
С. Enterobacter
D. Citrobacter
E. everything is right
9.
Enterotoxin of St. aureus is neutralized in:
А. 60˚С during 10 minutes
В. 60˚С during 30 minutes
С. 60˚С - 90 minutes
D. by boiling during 5 minutes
E. 100˚С – 2 hours
10.
What are anaerobic bacteria:
А. Clostridium perfringens
В. Escherichia coli
С. Shigella
D. Salmonella
E. everything is right
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Anti-epidemic measures in the foci of infection with aerosol
transmission mechanism (diphtheria, meningococcal infection, measles,
whooping cough and mumps).
Variant – 1
1. Culture from nasopharynx has to be done for all people who were in contact with patient
suffered from:
А. measles,
В. epidemic parotitis,
С. diphtheria,
D. epidemic typhus fever,
Е. influenza.
2. How long does medical supervision last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against
measles, didn’t have measles and emergency prophylaxis and were in contact with patient with
measles?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. for 11 days,
С. for 17 days,
D. for 21 days,
Е. for 35 days.
3. How long does patient with epidemic parotitis without complications have to be isolated?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. during 9 days
С. from the 3​rd​ till 11​th​ day,
D. during 21 days,
Е. during 35 days.
4. What is the aim of medical supervision for contact people?
А. to find sourse of infection,
В. early detection of disease,
С. detection of mechanism of transmission,
D. everything is right,
Е. everything is wrong.
5. Patient with meningococcal infection was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine
last in this kindergarten?
А – there is no need for quarantine,
В – 7 days,
С – 10 days,
D – 17 days,
Е – 21 days.
6. Patient with diphtheria was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine last in this
kindergarten?
А – there is no need for quarantine,
В – 7 days,
С – 10 days,
D – 17 days,
Е – 21 days.
7. How long does isolation last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against measles, didn’t
have measles in a past, had emergency prophylaxis and were in contact with patient with
measles?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. from the 1​st​ till 7​th​ day,
С. from the 8​th​ till 17​th​ day,
D. from the 8​th​ till 21​st​ day,
Е. for 35 days.
8. What laboratory investigation has to be done for all people who were in contact with patient
suffered from meningococcal infection?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. culture from nasopharynx,
С. blood culture,
D. culture of cerebrospinal fluid,
Е. culture of cerebrospinal fluid, blood and from nasopharynx.
9. It is obligatory (doesn’t depend on severity of the disease) to hospitalize patients with:
А. measles,
В. epidemic parotitis,
С. diphtheria,
D. influenza,
Е. everything is right.
10. Patient with epidemic patotitis was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine last in
this kindergarten?
А. there is no need for quarantine,
В. 7 days,
С. 11 days,
D. 21 days,
Е. 35 days.
11. Carriers of pathogenic agent are the main sourse of infection in case of:
А. measles,
В. rubella,
С. meningococcal infection,
D. epidemic typhus fever,
Е. epidemic parotitis.
12.
How long will you supervise person who was in contact with patient suffered from
meningococcal infection?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. 10 days,
С. 17 days,
D. 21 days,
Е. 35 days.
13. Emergency notice have to be sent to sanitary epidemiological station in case of:
А. influenza,
В. parainfluenza,
С. adenoviral infection,
D. diphtheria,
Е. everything is right.
14. How long does medical supervision last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against
epidemic parotitis, didn’t have epidemic parotitis in a past and were in contact with patient
suffered from epidemic parotitis?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. for 7 days,
С. for 14 days,
D. for 21 days,
Е. for 35 days.
15. How long will you supervise person who was in contact with patient suffered from
diphtheria?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. 7 days,
С. 10 days,
D. 17 days,
Е. 21 days.
16. Contagiosity index in case of measles is:
А. 20%,
В. 40%,
С. 60%,
D. 80%,
Е. 100%.
17. How long does isolation last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against epidemic
parotitis, didn’t have epidemic parotitis in a past and were in contact with patient suffered from
epidemic parotitis?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. from the 1​st​ till 10​th​ day,
С. from the 11​th​ till 21​st​ day,
D. for 21 days,
Е. for 35 days.
18. Human can stay carrier of pathogenic agent after having:
А. measles,
В. rubella,
С. epidemic parotitis,
D. diphtheria,
Е. everything is right.
19. Patient with measles without complications has to be isolated:
А. it’s not necessary,
В. all days of fever,
С. till the 5​th​ day of rash,
D. for 17 days,
Е. for 21 days.
20. Contagiosity index in case of diphtheria is:
А. 20%,
В. 40%,
С. 50%,
D. 80%,
Е. 100%.
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Variant – 2
1. It is obligatory (doesn’t depend on severity of the disease) to hospitalize patients with:
А. measles,
В. epidemic parotitis,
С. diphtheria,
D. influenza,
Е. everything is right.
2. What laboratory investigation has to be done for all people who were in contact with patient
suffered from meningococcal infection?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. culture from nasopharynx,
С. blood culture,
D. culture of cerebrospinal fluid,
Е. culture of cerebrospinal fluid, blood and from nasopharynx.
3. Culture from nasopharynx has to be done for all people who were in contact with patient
suffered from:
А. measles,
В. epidemic parotitis,
С. diphtheria,
D. epidemic typhus fever,
Е. influenza.
4. Patient with diphtheria was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine last in this
kindergarten?
А – there is no need for quarantine,
В – 7 days,
С – 10 days,
D – 17 days,
Е – 21 days.
5. Patient with epidemic patotitis was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine last in
this kindergarten?
А. there is no need for quarantine,
В. 7 days,
С. 11 days,
D. 21 days,
Е. 35 days.
6. How long does medical supervision last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against
measles, didn’t have measles and emergency prophylaxis and were in contact with patient with
measles?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. for 11 days,
С. for 17 days,
D. for 21 days,
Е. for 35 days.
7. Emergency notice have to be sent to sanitary epidemiological station in case of:
А. influenza,
В. parainfluenza,
С. adenoviral infection,
D. diphtheria,
Е. everything is right.
8. How long does patient with epidemic parotitis without complications have to be isolated?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. during 9 days,
С. from the 3​rd​ till 11​th​ day,
D. during 21 days,
Е. during 35 days.
9. How long will you supervise person who was in contact with patient suffered from diphtheria?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. 7 days,
С. 10 days,
D. 17 days,
Е. 21 days.
10. What is the aim of medical supervision for contact people?
А. to find sourse of infection,
В. early detection of disease,
С. detection of mechanism of transmission,
D. everything is right,
Е. everything is wrong.
11. Contagiosity index in case of diphtheria is:
А. 20%,
В. 40%,
С. 50%,
D. 80%,
Е. 100%.
12. Carriers of pathogenic agent are the main sourse of infection in case of:
А. measles,
В. rubella,
С. meningococcal infection,
D. epidemic typhus fever,
Е. epidemic parotitis.
13. Patient with meningococcal infection was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine
last in this kindergarten?
А – there is no need for quarantine,
В – 7 days,
С – 10 days,
D – 17 days,
Е – 21 days.
14. How long does isolation last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against measles, didn’t
have measles in a past, had emergency prophylaxis and were in contact with patient with
measles?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. from the 1​st​ till 7​th​ day,
С. from the 8​th​ till 17​th​ day,
D. from the 8​th​ till 21​st​ day,
Е. for 35 days.
15. Patient with measles without complications has to be isolated:
А. it’s not necessary,
В. all days of fever,
С. till the 5​th​ day of rash,
D. for 17 days,
Е. for 21 days.
16. Human can stay carrier of pathogenic agent after having:
А. measles,
В. rubella,
С. epidemic parotitis,
D. diphtheria,
Е. everything is right.
17. How long does medical supervision last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against
epidemic parotitis, didn’t have epidemic parotitis in a past and were in contact with patient
suffered from epidemic parotitis?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. for 7 days,
С. for 14 days,
D. for 21 days,
Е. for 35 days.
18. Contagiosity index in case of measles is:
А. 20%,
В. 40%,
С. 60%,
D. 80%,
Е. 100%.
19. How long does isolation last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against epidemic
parotitis, didn’t have epidemic parotitis in a past and were in contact with patient suffered from
epidemic parotitis?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. from the 1​st​ till 10​th​ day,
С. from the 11​th​ till 21​st​ day,
D. for 21 days,
Е. for 35 days.
20. How long will you supervise person who was in contact with patient suffered from
meningococcal infection?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. 10 days,
С. 17 days,
D. 21 days,
Е. 35 days.
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Variant – 3
1. Contagiosity index in case of measles is:
А. 20%,
В. 40%,
С. 60%,
D. 80%,
Е. 100%.
2. Contagiosity index in case of diphtheria is:
А. 20%,
В. 40%,
С. 50%,
D. 80%,
Е. 100%.
3. Culture from nasopharynx has to be done for all people who were in contact with patient
suffered from:
А. measles,
В. epidemic parotitis,
С. diphtheria,
D. epidemic typhus fever,
Е. influenza.
4. How long does isolation last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against measles, didn’t
have measles in a past, had emergency prophylaxis and were in contact with patient with
measles?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. from the 1​st​ till 7​th​ day,
С. from the 8​th​ till 17​th​ day,
D. from the 8​th​ till 21​st​ day,
Е. for 35 days.
5. It is obligatory (doesn’t depend on severity of the disease) to hospitalize patients with:
А. measles,
В. epidemic parotitis,
С. diphtheria,
D. influenza,
Е. everything is right.
6. Emergency notice have to be sent to sanitary epidemiological station in case of:
А. influenza,
В. parainfluenza,
С. adenoviral infection,
D. diphtheria,
Е. everything is right.
7. Patient with measles without complications has to be isolated:
А. it’s not necessary,
В. all days of fever,
С. till the 5​th​ day of rash,
D. for 17 days,
Е. for 21 days.
8. How long does medical supervision last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against
measles, didn’t have measles and emergency prophylaxis and were in contact with patient with
measles?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. for 11 days,
С. for 17 days,
D. for 21 days,
Е. for 35 days.
9. Patient with diphtheria was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine last in this
kindergarten?
А – there is no need for quarantine,
В – 7 days,
С – 10 days,
D – 17 days,
Е – 21 days.
10. How long does isolation last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against epidemic
parotitis, didn’t have epidemic parotitis in a past and were in contact with patient suffered from
epidemic parotitis?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. from the 1​st​ till 10​th​ day,
С. from the 11​th​ till 21​st​ day,
D. for 21 days,
Е. for 35 days.
11. How long does medical supervision last for people, who hadn’t been vaccinated against
epidemic parotitis, didn’t have epidemic parotitis in a past and were in contact with patient
suffered from epidemic parotitis?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. for 7 days,
С. for 14 days,
D. for 21 days,
Е. for 35 days.
12. How long does patient with epidemic parotitis without complications have to be isolated?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. during 9 days,
С. from the 3​rd​ till 11​th​ day,
D. during 21 days,
Е. during 35 days.
13. Patient with epidemic patotitis was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine last in
this kindergarten?
А. there is no need for quarantine,
В. 7 days,
С. 11 days,
D. 21 days,
Е. 35 days.
14. What is the aim of medical supervision for contact people?
А. to find sourse of infection,
В. early detection of disease,
С. detection of mechanism of transmission,
D. everything is right,
Е. everything is wrong.
15. What laboratory investigation has to be done for all people who were in contact with patient
suffered from meningococcal infection?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. culture from nasopharynx,
С. blood culture,
D. culture of cerebrospinal fluid,
Е. culture of cerebrospinal fluid, blood and from nasopharynx.
16. Carriers of pathogenic agent are the main sourse of infection in case of:
А. measles,
В. rubella,
С. meningococcal infection,
D. epidemic typhus fever,
Е. epidemic parotitis.
17. Patient with meningococcal infection was found in kindergarten. How long will quarantine
last in this kindergarten?
А – there is no need for quarantine,
В – 7 days,
С – 10 days,
D – 17 days,
Е – 21 days.
18. Human can stay carrier of pathogenic agent after having:
А. measles,
В. rubella,
С. epidemic parotitis,
D. diphtheria,
Е. everything is right.
19. How long will you supervise person who was in contact with patient suffered from
meningococcal infection?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. 10 days,
С. 17 days,
D. 21 days,
Е. 35 days.
20. How long will you supervise person who was in contact with patient suffered from
diphtheria?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. 7 days,
С. 10 days,
D. 17 days,
Е. 21 days.
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11.
D
12.
В
13.
D
14.
В
15.
В
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
С
С
D
В
В
Tests for independent out-audience work of the students
1.
Patient with chicken pox is isolated for:
А. all days of fever,
В. until rash appears,
С. 5 days form the moment when the last rash appears,
D. 11 days,
E. 21 days.
2.
Patient with epidemic parotitis without complicatients is isolated for:
А. it’s not necessary,
В. 9 days,
С. from the 3​rd​ till 11​th​ day of the disease,
D. 21 days,
E. 35 days.
3.
Medical supervision for contact people is done for:
А. to find sourse of infection,
В. to detect disease at early period,
С. to find mechanism of transmission,
D. everything is right,
E. nothing is right.
4.
What would you prescribe to pregnant woman, who didn’t have chicken pox in a past, if
she had contact with a patient suffered from chicken pox?
А. to inject immunoglobulin,
В. ganciclovir,
С. ribavirin,
D. foskarnet,
E. it’s not necessary to prescribe anything.
5.
Child, who suffered from rubella in a past, had contact with ill sister, whose diagnosis
was rubella. It was in 03.01. Can he continue visiting kindergarten?
А. he can,
В. he has to be isolated up to 08.01,
С. have to be isolated from 08.01 till 14.01,
D. have to be isolated from 14.01 till 21.01,
E. have to be isolated up to 21.01.
6.
What have to be done in case of detection a patient with influenza?
А. to fill in emergency notification,
В. to fill in statistical blank (slip),
С. to isolate contact people during 5 days,
D. everything is right,
E. everything is wrong.
7. What will you use for emergency prophylaxis of influenza A?
А. to inject vaccine,
В. remantadin 300 mg a day,
С. remantadin 50 mg в day,
D. ribavirin,
E. aciclovir.
8. Who has to be obligatory hospitalized (that doesn’t depend on severity of the disease and
epidemical situation)? It’s patient with:
А. measles,
В. epidemic parotitis,
С. diphtheria,
D. influenza,
E. everything is right.
9. How long does quarantine last in kindergarten where child with epidemic parotitis was
detected?
А. it’s not necessary,
В. 7 days,
С. 11 days,
D. 21 days,
E. 35 days.
10.
Pregnant woman had contact with a patient, who suffered from rubella, in 08.04. During
serological examination, which was done in 09.04., high titer of IgG against rubella was found.
What do you have to do?
А. to observe her during 17 days,
В. to observe her during 21 days,
С. to inject immunoglobulin,
D. to do an abortion,
E. there is no danger for foetus.
ANSWERS:
1.
С
6.
В
2.
В
7.
С
3.
В
8.
С
4.
А
9.
D
5.
А
10.
Е
Anti-epidemic measures in the foci of transmissible infections (malaria,
Lyme borelioz) and contact of transmission (hepatitis B and C).
Anti-epidemic measures in the foci of HIV-infection.
Ways of transmission of the agent in Lyme disease
A. alimentary
B. Or water
C. Sex
D. Transmissible
E. Multiple ways
2. The patient with tick-borne Lyme - Borreliosis:
A. Potentially dangerous to others
B. Requires antibiotic
C. Requires isolation
D. It does not require the dispensary observation during convalescence.
E. He has no right to be treated outpatient
3. The incubation period for Lyme - Borreliose disease is:
A. 21 days
B. 3 - 32 days
C. 9 - 14 days
D. 14 - 25 days.
E. 1-2 days.
4. To confirm the diagnosis of Lyme disease using:
A. microscopic study of blood
B. Serological method
C. Biological method
D. Skin - allergic test,
E. Neutralization.
5. To confirm the diagnosis of Lyme disease is available:
A. Microscopy of blood smears
B. Allergotest
C. Blood cultures for sterility, and blood culture.
D. All the above is true
E. All the above is not true
6.Indicate funds for specific prevention of Lyme disease:
A. toxoid
B. Live attenuated vaccine
C. Tetracycline
D. Specific prevention to be developed.
E. Immunoglobulin
7. Indicate which groups diseases include Lyme disease
A. endemic
B. quarantine
C. convention
D. dangerous
E. all indicate correct
8. Lyme disease related to
A. sapronosis
B. anthroponoses
C. zoonoses
D. all of the above is true
E. all of the above is not true
9. Indicate mechanism of transmission of Lyme disease
A. parenteral
B. transmissible
C. fecal-oral
D. drop
E. contact
10. Indicate seasonality characteristic of Lyme disease
A. seasonality is not typical
B. winter-spring
C. spring-summer
D. summer-autumn
E. Winter
ANTI-EPIDEMIC MEASURES IN THE FOCI OF ESPECIALLY
DANGEROUS INFECTIONS (CHOLERA, PLAGUE,
HEMORRHAGIC FEVER).
. ​The primary mechanism of transmission in cholera:
А. ​contact-home
В. ​airborne
С. ​fecal-oral
D. ​transmissive
Е. ​parenterally
2. ​Leading the way for cholera transmission:
А. ​water
В. ​food
С. ​dust
D. ​contact-home
Е. ​air - drop
3. ​Observation of contact persons with cholera established for the term:
А. ​1 month
В. ​21 days
С. ​5 days
D. ​6 days
Е. ​10 days
4. ​Clinical supervision for the ill with cholera established for the term:
А. ​1 month
В. ​3 months
С. ​6 months
D. ​2 years
Е. ​1 year​.
5. ​To isolate V. cholerae from stool using the following culture medium:
А ​10 \% bile broth
В ​broth with sugar
С ​1 \% semisolid agar
D ​liquid media Sabur
Е ​1% alkaline peptone water.
6. ​The main counter-measures to localize and eliminate the source of cholera:
A) quarantined
B) identification, isolation and preventive treatment of contacts
C) treatment of patients with cholera
D) the current and final disinfection
E) all true.
7. ​Criteria for discharge of patients with cholera:
A) clinical improvement
B) 3 negative bacteriological studies of feces
C) 3 negative bacteriological study of bile
D) 3 negative bacteriological studies of feces, a single dose of bile, clinical recovery
E) 5 negative bacteriological studies of feces.
8. ​Persons, who were in contact with people with cholera, are subject to:
A) placing in prison with a mandatory preventative treatment
B) insulation of the house
C) hospitalization in an infectious diseases hospital
D) medical surveillance for 5 days
E) hospitalization not subject.
9. It ​For laboratory confirmation of cholera use:
A) bacteriological examination of feces
B) blood culture
C) serological examination of blood
D) scatological study
E) determination of electrolytes in the blood.
10. ​The causative agent of plague:
A) Enterobacteria.
B) Yersinia.
C) Clostridium.
D) Spirochetes.
E) Fungi
ANSWERS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
С
A
C
C
6.
7.
8.
9.
E
D
C
A
5.
E
10.
B
Variant – 2
1.The causative agent of plague:
A) Borellia reccurens.
B) Yersenia pestis.
C) Salmonella typhi.
D) Leptospira interrorgans.
E) Yersenia pseudotuberculosis.
2.Plague is:
A) zoonosis.
B) anthroponosis.
C) sapronosis.
D) anthropozoonosis
E) all right
3.Emergency prevention of contact persons in plague is carried out:
A) erythromycin
B) penicillin
C) gentamicin
D) streptomycin
E) cefazolin
4.What are the rules for discharge from hospital patients who underwent skin-bubonic form of
plague:
A) 2 weeks after complete clinical recovery,
B) after normalization of temperature and peripheral blood,
C) after a resorption of bubonic,
D) to resolve an epidemiologist,
E) ​4 weeks after complete clinical recovery and 2-negative results of bacteriological seeding
content buboes.
5.The greatest epidemiological risk patients with pneumonic plague in the present period:
A) incubating
B) initial
C) height
D) convalescence
E) in all periods
6.Refers to the plague infection:
A) Special - dangerous
B) quarantine
C) of natural focal
D) zooantroponotic
E) all right
7.Carrier of the plague are:
A) flea
B) argasovye tongs
C) mosquitoes
D) Houseflies
E) lice
8.The main route of transmission in plague:
A) infusion
B) fecal-oral
C) transmissive
D) vertical
E) parenteral
9. A vaccine against plague:
A) live
B) killed
C) Recombinant
D) chemical
E) does not exist
10.​ Observation of contact persons with plague established for the term:
A) 1 month
B) 21 days
C) 5 days
D) 6 days
E) 10 days
ANSWERS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
B
В
D
E
C
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
E
A
C
A
C
Variant – 3
1. ​The primary mechanism of transmission in cholera:
А. ​contact-home
В. ​airborne
С. ​fecal-oral
D. ​transmissive
Е. ​parenterally
2. ​Leading the way for cholera transmission:
А. ​water
В. ​food
С. ​dust
D. ​contact-home
Е. ​air - drop
3. ​Observation of contact persons with cholera established for the term:
А. ​1 month
В. ​21 days
С. ​5 days
D. ​6 days
Е. ​10 days
4. ​Clinical supervision for the ill with cholera established for the term:
А. ​1 month
В. ​3 months
С. ​6 months
D. ​2 years
Е. ​1 year​.
5. ​To isolate V. cholerae from stool using the following culture medium:
А ​10 \% bile broth
В ​broth with sugar
С ​1 \% semisolid agar
D ​liquid media Sabur
Е ​1% alkaline peptone water.
6.Refers to the plague infection:
A) Special - dangerous
B) quarantine
C) of natural focal
D) zooantroponotic
E) all right
7.Carrier of the plague are:
A) flea
B) argasovye tongs
C) mosquitoes
D) Houseflies
E) lice
8.The main route of transmission in plague:
A) infusion
B) fecal-oral
C) transmissive
D) vertical
E) parenteral
9. A vaccine against plague:
A) live
B) killed
C) Recombinant
D) chemical
E) does not exist
10.​ Observation of contact persons with plague established for the term:
A) 1 month
B) 21 days
C) 5 days
D) 6 days
E) 10 days
ANSWERS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
C
А
С
C
E
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
E
A
С
A
С