gonorrhea

Medical Faculty

gonorrhea

? Specify possible localizations of gonorrhoeal process

- urethral mucosa - the fallopian tubes

- conjunctiva - nails

+ all of the above is true

? Neisseria gonorrhea morphology:

+ paired cocci - coccobacilli

- polymorphic bacteria - shallow sticks

- cocci of various sizes

? The most common cause of relapses of gonorrhea is the association of gonococci with:

+ chlamydia - trichomonads

- ureaplasmas - yeast pseudomycelium

- gardnerella

? Ways of distribution of gonococci are in an organism:

- on the mucosal surface

- by anti-peristaltic contractions

- lymphogenous

- hematogenous

+ all of the above is true

? Gonorrhea classification:

+ gonorrhea of the lower urogenital tract without complications

+ gonorrhea of the lower urogenital tract with complications

+ gonorrhea of the upper urinary tract and pelvic organs

- abscessing gonorrhea

- bullous hemorrhagic

? The duration of the incubation period for gonorrhea is on average:

- 1-2 days + 5-7 days

- 8 - 10 days - 10 - 14 days

- 15 - 30 days

? Clinic of complicated forms of lower urinary tract gonorrhea:

+ plentiful pus discharge

- hyperemia around the point mouths of paraurethral glands

- tight elastic consistency of the walls of the urethra

- the presence of pseudoabscesses paraurethral glands

- scanty purulent discharge from the urethra

? Clinic of uncomplicated forms of lower urinary tract gonorrhea:

- hyperemia of urethral sponges

- tight elastic consistency of the walls of the urethra

- purulent discharge from the urethra

+ frequent urination

- lower abdominal pain

? What studies are used in everyday practice for complicated forms of gonorrhea of the lower and upper urinary tract:

+ cultural

- direct hemagglutination test

+ ELISA

- microscopic examination of smears (gram stain)

- study of the native drug in the dark field

? The main drug in the treatment of uncomplicated forms of the lower urinary tract:

- metronidazole + ceftriaxone

- Clotrimazole - Nystatin

- acyclovir

? Relapse of gonorrhea is characterized by:

+ the resumption of clinical manifestations after treatment

+ increased leukocytosis in smears

- being in yeast-like fungus smears

+ defective treatment

- clinical recovery after treatment

? What is typical for reinfection of gonorrhea:

+ clinical recovery after treatment

+ normalization of smears after treatment

+ full early treatment

- preservation of clinical manifestations after treatment

? What drugs are contraindicated in gonorrheal infections in pregnant women:

- fluoroquinolones - tetracyclines

+ Macrolides - aminoglycosides

+ cephalosporins

? When is a clinical and laboratory evaluation of the effectiveness of gonorrhea therapy:

- 2 days after treatment

- at the end of therapy

- 1 month after treatment

+ 14 days after therapy

- all of the above

? The manifestation of disseminated gonorrhea:

+ gonorrheal arthritis

+ gonorrheal eye damage

+ skin lesions

+ perihepatitis

+sepsis

? Extragenital forms of gonorrhea include:

+ eye damage

+ lesion of the oropharynx

+skin lesions

+ lesion of the anorectal region

+ perihepatitis

? Uncomplicated forms of lower urinary tract gonorrhea include:

+ urethritis - endometritis

+ cervicitis - prostatitis

- epididymitis

? Complicated forms of the lower urogenital tract include:

+ pelvioperitonitis + prostatitis

+ orchitis + cervicitis

+ salpingo-oophoritis

? What glands are affected in men with complicated forms of gonorrhea:

+Littre - Seminal vesicles

+ Cooper - Bartholin's

+ prostate

? Differential diagnosis of gonorrhea is performed with:

+ chlamydia

+ trichomoniasis

+ bacterial vaginosis

- syphilis

+ genital herpes