Pathology For Microbiology (Vernerova's Q's)

Front 1

which infectious agent causes ulcerations of the large intestine

Back 1

entamoeba histolytica

Front 2

what isn't seen in congenital syphilis

Back 2

gumma

Front 3

which type of hsv and poliomyelitis aren't oncogenic

Back 3

hsv- 1,2

poliomyelitis acuta anterior

Front 4

can clostridium cause abscesses

Back 4

no

Front 5

where is the one place where salmonella typhi are not found during active invasion

Back 5

esophagus

Front 6

which agent presents as acute rhinitis progressing to meningoencephalitis

Back 6

naegleria fowleri

Front 7

in which infection do we often find folic acid def

Back 7

giardia lamblia

Front 8

the infection of which organism leads to hepatosplenomgaly and macrophages in all organs containing liver forms of the parasite

Back 8

leishmania donovani

Front 9

what manifestation do we not see in epidemic typhus

Back 9

abscesses

Front 10

are langerhans cells see in TBC

Back 10

no

Front 11

which infectious agent causes myositis

Back 11

trichinella spiralis

Front 12

what is the difference between condylomata lata/ accuminata

Back 12

lata is not of viral origin, its syphilitic

Front 13

what type of inflamm. is seen in erysipelas

Back 13

phlegmon

Front 14

name an organism that crosses transplacentally

Back 14

toxoplasma gondii

Front 15

what organism causes liver abscess

Back 15

entamoeba histolytica

Front 16

out of cox. burnetti, c,psitacci, c. trachoma tis and r. prowazekii which causes blindness

Back 16

c. trachomatis

Front 17

what is the main clinical manifestation of s pox

Back 17

multilocular blisters

Front 18

what org. causes impetigo

Back 18

staph aureus

Front 19

what org causes superfic, skin mycosis

Back 19

trichophyton

Front 20

what does pneumocystitis carinii cause
and describe it

Back 20

pneumonia in premature kids, immunocompromised patients

foamy mass in alveoli

Front 21

what causes pseudomembranous colitis

Back 21

c. diff

Front 22

describe a non infectious sequela of strep pharyng

Back 22

acute glomerulonephritis and

scarlet fever

Front 23

which microorganism manifests similar to acute appendicitis

Back 23

yersinia enterocolitica

Front 24

whats the most common feature of staph infection

Back 24

multiple abscesses

Front 25

where is the latent form of hsv-2 found?

Back 25

neural ganglia of the sacral region

Front 26

whats the most common causes of genital ulcers in west

Back 26

genital herpes

Front 27

how does vibrio cholera affect the body

Back 27

its ENTEROTOXIN, it does nt invade

Front 28

infection with what organism predisposes to mycetomas

Back 28

apergillus fumigatus

Front 29

what causes ornithosis

Back 29

chlamydia psittaci

Front 30

in yellow fever which organ is affected

Back 30

liver

Front 31

what cell is a reservoir for hiv

Back 31

monocytes

Front 32

memory loss in hiv patients is caused by what

Back 32

hiv encephalitis

Front 33

in which venereal diseases do we see genital ulcers

Back 33

syphilis
granuloma inguinale
hsv-2 infection
chancroid

Front 34

which venereal disease doesn't have genital ulcers

Back 34

lymphogranuloma venereum

Front 35

which cells are reduced in hiv people

Back 35

CD4 lymphocytes

Front 36

which diseases are caused by ricketssia

Back 36

rocky mountain spotted
ehlichiosis
q fever
baciliarry angiomatosis

Front 37

which disease isn't caused by ricketsia

Back 37

typhoid fever

Front 38

which organism doesn't cause an acute infection

Back 38

mycobacterium leprae

Front 39

name a disease that isn't mediated by exotoxina

Back 39

brucellosis

Front 40

what type of inflammation does cholera cause

Back 40

serous

Front 41

what is the most common finding of somebody with trypansomiasis

Back 41

meningoencephalitis

Front 42

what does acute gonococcal infection in females manifest as?

Back 42

endocervicitis

Front 43

what are commonly seen in herpes simplex and varicella

Back 43

intranuclear inclusions

Front 44

what can be seen in the stool of somebody with shigellosis

Back 44

multiple polymorphonuclear cells

Front 45

where does bacillus antracis have fatal results

Back 45

git
lungs

Front 46

what is the b antracis contagion made of

Back 46

spores

Front 47

name typical findings in a person whose died of b anthrax

Back 47

hemorrhagic necrotising pneumonia
malignant skin pustules

Front 48

which virus can cause epidemics with necrosis in the lungs

Back 48

influenza A

Front 49

which org. causes apical aneurysm of heart, megaesophagus and megacolon

Back 49

trypansoma cruzii

Front 50

which organism as fimbriae as a virulence factor

Back 50

neisseria gonorrhea

Front 51

describe the relationship between host and bact flora

Back 51

symbiotic

Front 52

what org does mucicarmin stain

Back 52

cryptococcus

Front 53

describe the typical complication of diptheria

Back 53

myocarditis

Front 54

what types of mycobacterium is intracellular

Back 54

m. leprae

Front 55

what causes chronic rhinitis

Back 55

klebsiella rhinoscleromatis

Front 56

what diseases are caused by hemophilus

Back 56

epligottitis in children

otitis media

sinusitis

meningitis

Front 57

is poliomyelitis anterior acute an example of virus

Back 57

yes

Front 58

is osteomyelitis or jakob-creutzfeldt disease viral?

Back 58

no

Front 59

what can be seen in the stool of infectious typhoid fever patietns

Back 59

multiple monocytes

Front 60

what causes thrush in children

Back 60

candida albicans

Front 61

which organism isn't transited by vectors

Back 61

giardiasis

Front 62

in an aids patient does CMV cause encephalitis

Back 62

NO

Front 63

war thin finkelday cells are found when

Back 63

rubella infection

Front 64

when do we acute suppurative and abscess formation

Back 64

staph aureus

Front 65

what type of inflammation is seen in influenza

Back 65

non suppurative hemorrhagic

Front 66

what do we see in stool of cholera patients

Back 66

nothing- or isolated leukocytes

Front 67

what causes Q fever

Back 67

coxiella burnetti

Front 68

what is a common complication of mononucleosis

Back 68

ruptured spleen

Front 69

is influenza connected to herpes viridae

Back 69

no

Front 70

what do we not see in lymphogranuloma venereum

Back 70

urethritis

Front 71

what do we see in stool of enterotoxigenic ecoli patients

Back 71

none or some leukocytes

Front 72

when do we see a maculopapular rash spreading from ear to chest and extremities

Back 72

rubella

Front 73

does rabies have granuloma formation

Back 73

no

Front 74

in which rickettsial infection do u not see vasculitis

Back 74

q fever

Front 75

what is not an ocular complication of chlamydia

Back 75

retinal detachment

Front 76

what is the most common complication of gonorrhoea in females

Back 76

salpingitis

Front 77

which region is affected in poliomyelitis

Back 77

frontal horns of spinal cord

Front 78

what is the host of parotitis

Back 78

humans only

Front 79

in which period does parotitis happen and what is linked to it

Back 79

infancy --> sterility

orchitis

Front 80

do kultschitsky cells involved in infection

Back 80

no

Front 81

are staph infections primary or secondary

Back 81

secondary with abscesses

Front 82

what is typically seen in cholera

Back 82

watery diarrhea

Front 83

what is a lethal complication of meningococcal infections

Back 83

waterhaus Friedrichsen syn

Front 84

what causes asymptomatic helminthic infections

Back 84

ascaris lumbricoides

Front 85

what is the most common form of primary herpes simplex infect

Back 85

gingivostomatitis

Front 86

what causes lung lesions similar to tb

Back 86

histoplasma capsulatum

Front 87

what organism has donovan bodies and in which pathological structure are they found

Back 87

klebsiella granulomatosis
granuloma inguinale

Front 88

what org causes typhus

Back 88

rickettsia prowazekii

Front 89

trachoma causes blindness and what

Back 89

lymphogranuloma venereum

Front 90

acute orchitis accompanies what often

Back 90

infectious parotitis

Front 91

what cause cell death in indirect cytopathic mechanism, and what viruses cause it

Back 91

DNA viruses

death by immune response

Front 92

when are negri bodies found

Back 92

rabies

Front 93

what type of organism is histoplasma capsulatum

Back 93

fungi