Diseases due to virus infection. Etiology. Pathogenesis. Classification. Clinical features. Diagnostics. Treatment. Prevention.

1. What lesions are characteristic for herpes simplex?

1) Tubercles;

2) Vesicles;

3) Erosions;

4) Ulcers;

5) Scars.

2. What are the favoured sites of herpes simplex?

1) Lips;

2) Genitals;

3) Mucous membranes of oral cavity;

4) Skin of soles;

5) Scalp.

3. Choose from following signs that correspond to the herpes zoster?

1) Bullae;

2) Ulcers;

3) Pain along the distribution of the nerves;

4) Vesicles;

5) Intense itch along the distribution of the nerves.

4. What forms of warts do you know?

1) Verruca vulgaris;

2) Verruca plana;

3) Pointed warts;

4) Plantar warts;

5) Plane juvenile warts.

5. What medicines are used for treatment of herpes simplex?

1) Prednisolon ointment;

2) Nystatin ointment;

3) Synthomycin emulsion;

4) Tebrophenum;

5) Salicylic ointment.

6. From what lesions the course of herpes simplex begin?

1) Tubercle;

2) Nodule;

3) Papula;

4) Vesicle;

5) Bulla.

7. What methods are used for treatment of herpes zoster?

1) Corticosteroid ointments;

2) Herpevir;

3) Aniline dyes;

4) Immunopotentiation therapy;

5) Analgesics.

8. Skin virus diseases include:

1) Herpes zoster;

2) Pityriasis simplex;

3) Herpes simplex;

4) Chickenpox;

5) Pityriasis rosea.

9. In what age are mostly encountered molluscum contagiosum;

1) Infancy;

2) Childhood;

3) Middle age;

4) Senior;

5) Advanced age.

10. What methods are used for treatment of warts?

1) Surgical;

2) Diathermo-coagulation;

3) The suggestive;

4) Cryotherapy;

5) Solkoderm.

11. Which from following lesions are the most typical for herpes simplex?

1) Pustules , ulcers, purulent crusts;

2) Papulae, scales, hyperpigmentations;

3) Vesicles, erosions, serous crusts;

4) Tubercles, ulcers, haemorrhagic crusts;

5) Papulae, wheals, excoriations.

12. With what diseases it is necessary to differentiate herpes simplex?

1) Hard chancre;

2) Soft chancre;

3) Psoriasis;

4) Streptococcal impetigo;

5) Lichen ruber planus.

13. What clinical varieties of herpes zoster are distinguished?

1) Bullous form;

2) Herpes zoster haemorrhagicus;

3) Herpes zoster gangraenosus;

4) Herpes zoster vegetans;

5) Abortive form.

14. What methods of staining of smears are used at laboratory examination of herpes infections?

1) By the Gram-method;

2) By the Romanovsky-Giemsa;

3) By the Ziehl-Neelsen method;

4) Methylene blue;

5) Fucarcini.

15. What drugs are used for treatment of herpes simplex?

1) Zovirax;

2) Sulphonamides;

3) Valtrex;

4) Polyvalent antiherpes vaccine;

5) Herpevir.

16. What primary lesions are characteristic for verruca vulgaris?

1) Macula;

2) Epidermal papules;

3) Dermal papules;

4) Tubercle;

5) Pustule.

17. What virus diseases of the skin do you know?

1) Molluscum contagiosum;

2) Warts;

3) Herpes simplex;

4) Sycosis vulgaris;

5) Sycosis parasitaria.

18. What medicines are usually prescribed for external treatment of herpes simplex?

1) Aniline dyes;

2) Zovirax cream;

3) Prednisolon ointment;

4) Tetracycline ointment;

5) Spirit iodine tincture.

19. What factors can weaken immune reactivity of an organism and activate virus Varicella zoster?

1) Cold;

2) Radiation;

3) Traumas;

4) Diet therapy;

5) Chemotherapy.

20. The most typical manifestations of herpes simplex are:

1) An infiltrate of dense-elastic consistency palpated in the base of the erosion;

2) Vesicles;

3) Ulcers with polycyclic outlines;

4) Bullae;

5) Wheals.

21. At herpes simplex as usually such sites are affected:

1) Skin of the face;

2) Mucous membranes of oral cavity;

3) Mucous membranes of urethras;

4) Mucous membranes of the neck of the uterus;

5) Skin along the distribution of the nerves.

22. What else diseases except skin can cause VHS-1?

1) Vulvovaginitis;

2) Urethritis;

3) Conjunctivitis;

4) Cholecystitis;

5) Proctitis.

23. What is the causative agent of herpes simplex?

1) Virus of herpes simplex;

2) Human papillomavirus;

3) Epstein-Barr virus;

4) Human immunodeficiency virus;

5) Cytomegalovirus.

24. What size of papules at patients with verrucae planae?

1) Under 1 mm;

2) To 1 mm;

3) From 3 to 5 mm;

4) More than 1 sm;

5) More than 10 sm.

LESSON 7

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