Clinical Scenarios 2025 COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS
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A 45 yr. old construction worker is suffering from muscle spams, headache, and a
spastic paralysis of the facial muscles. This syndrome appeared 3 days after he
had suffered a laceration to the back of his hand during a trenching operation. -
(ANSWER)Disease: Tetanus
Infection or Intoxication? Intoxication
Treatment: anti-toxin shot
Etiologic agent: Claustridum tetaton
A 20 yr. old immigrant (male) from India has presentd to the hospital showing a
depigmented lesion on his upper arm. Cultures reveal gram (+), acid fast bacilliin
the patient's nasal secretions. - (ANSWER)Disease:Leprosy
Causative agent: M. Leprae
Treatment: Antibiotics- Dapsone, Rifampin, Clofazimine
3. A pet shop owner develops an infection with Chlamydia psittaci. (bird
pnemonae) - (ANSWER)Organ affected:
Disease:
Causative agent:
Treatment: Tetracycline
10 year-old boy hospitalized for intense headaches, back spasms, fever.
Examination shows elevated WBC counts and evidence of lysed proteins in his
, CNS fluid. No response to standard antibiotics. Protozoan cells isolated from CNS.
- (ANSWER)
Six members of a family show the following symptoms: extremely swollen lymph
nodes, high fever, flu-like prodrome, pneumonia and a pink rash over the body.
The disease began after the family returned from a camping trip near the Grand
Canyon in Arizona. Interviews with the family members indicate that one of the
children had captured a small rodent but released it after keeping it captive for
two days. Flea bites were noted on that child. - (ANSWER)
An American tourist returning from a trip to South America presents to the
emergency room with abdominal cramps, a severe watery diarrhea, severe
dehydration. There is no fever and no unusual serology. Gram negative vibriods
isolated from fecal matter. - (ANSWER)
A 35 year-old female complaining of frequent, burning urination. A culture of her
urine reveals gram negative, facultative anaerobic, mesophillic rods that are
capable of fermenting lactose and form metallic green colonies on EMB agar.
What is the likely cause of this infection. - (ANSWER)UTI, E. Coli
A16 year-old female complaining of pelvic pain, vaginal discharge, fever elevated
WBC counts. Cultures are negative for gonorrhea but inclusions are noted in
cervical scrapings. What is the likely cause of this infection? How was it
transmitted? - (ANSWER)Chlamydia
8 year-old female brought to the emergency room after a family picnic. Patient
has diarrhea, projectile vomiting, nausea, abdominal cramps. She is afebrile, has
normal WBC counts. Symptoms were noted one hour after consumption of
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS |RECENTLY TESTING REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS| 100% SOLVED!!
A 45 yr. old construction worker is suffering from muscle spams, headache, and a
spastic paralysis of the facial muscles. This syndrome appeared 3 days after he
had suffered a laceration to the back of his hand during a trenching operation. -
(ANSWER)Disease: Tetanus
Infection or Intoxication? Intoxication
Treatment: anti-toxin shot
Etiologic agent: Claustridum tetaton
A 20 yr. old immigrant (male) from India has presentd to the hospital showing a
depigmented lesion on his upper arm. Cultures reveal gram (+), acid fast bacilliin
the patient's nasal secretions. - (ANSWER)Disease:Leprosy
Causative agent: M. Leprae
Treatment: Antibiotics- Dapsone, Rifampin, Clofazimine
3. A pet shop owner develops an infection with Chlamydia psittaci. (bird
pnemonae) - (ANSWER)Organ affected:
Disease:
Causative agent:
Treatment: Tetracycline
10 year-old boy hospitalized for intense headaches, back spasms, fever.
Examination shows elevated WBC counts and evidence of lysed proteins in his
, CNS fluid. No response to standard antibiotics. Protozoan cells isolated from CNS.
- (ANSWER)
Six members of a family show the following symptoms: extremely swollen lymph
nodes, high fever, flu-like prodrome, pneumonia and a pink rash over the body.
The disease began after the family returned from a camping trip near the Grand
Canyon in Arizona. Interviews with the family members indicate that one of the
children had captured a small rodent but released it after keeping it captive for
two days. Flea bites were noted on that child. - (ANSWER)
An American tourist returning from a trip to South America presents to the
emergency room with abdominal cramps, a severe watery diarrhea, severe
dehydration. There is no fever and no unusual serology. Gram negative vibriods
isolated from fecal matter. - (ANSWER)
A 35 year-old female complaining of frequent, burning urination. A culture of her
urine reveals gram negative, facultative anaerobic, mesophillic rods that are
capable of fermenting lactose and form metallic green colonies on EMB agar.
What is the likely cause of this infection. - (ANSWER)UTI, E. Coli
A16 year-old female complaining of pelvic pain, vaginal discharge, fever elevated
WBC counts. Cultures are negative for gonorrhea but inclusions are noted in
cervical scrapings. What is the likely cause of this infection? How was it
transmitted? - (ANSWER)Chlamydia
8 year-old female brought to the emergency room after a family picnic. Patient
has diarrhea, projectile vomiting, nausea, abdominal cramps. She is afebrile, has
normal WBC counts. Symptoms were noted one hour after consumption of
