MICP MIDTERM UPDATED Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
Inflammation of the colon - Correct Answer- colitis
Inflammation in the mucosa lining of the stomach and intestine - Correct Answer-
gastroenteritis
inflammation in the Urinary bladder - Correct Answer- cystisis
inflamation/infection involving brain and Spinal cord - Correct Answer- encephalomyelitis
inflammation in the breast - Correct Answer- mastitis
inflammation in the small intestine - Correct Answer- enteritis
inflammation in the brain and meniges - Correct Answer- meningoencephalitis
3rd most common sexual transmitted infection (STI) - Correct Answer- syphilis
highly infection stage with abundant organ - Correct Answer- primary syphilis
flue like symptoms, spotted rash - Correct Answer- secondary syphilis
inactive/asymptomatic. reactivation of secondary syphilis or progess of tertiary syphilis -
Correct Answer- latent syphilis
granulomatous skin lesion also found in bone, tissue and other Organs such as cardiovascular
syphilis (aortic aneurysm) and CNS (neurosyphilis) - Correct Answer- tertiary syphilis
, after birth infection; no clinical manifestation - Correct Answer- early congenital syphilis
8th nerve deafness w/h bone and teeth deformities - Correct Answer- late congenital syphilis
RNA virus that related to rhabdo (a bullet shaped virus) - Correct Answer- Rabies
a disease involving warrm-blooded animal - Correct Answer- Rabies
what is the causative agent of mononucleosis? - Correct Answer- Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)
has no heterophile antobodies - Correct Answer- cytomegalovirus (CMV)
can cause latent infection in the B cells and infection in the tongue and mouth in AIDS pt. -
Correct Answer- mononucleosis
common and highly contagious childhood exanthems (rashes) - Correct Answer- measles
(rubeola)
viral exanthem in childhood together w/h measles, chicken fox, 5th disease and roseola -
Correct Answer- rubella (German measles)
viral infection that can cause Temp. and rash in babies and young children - Correct Answer-
roseola infantum/6th disease
it caused by human herpes virus 6 - Correct Answer- roseola infantum/6th disease
primary infects lymphocytes and CD4+ T-cells - Correct Answer- roseola infantum/6th
disease
common in early school age and caused by parvovirus B-19, a single stranded DNA. -
Correct Answer- erythema (5th disease)
Questions and CORRECT Answers
Inflammation of the colon - Correct Answer- colitis
Inflammation in the mucosa lining of the stomach and intestine - Correct Answer-
gastroenteritis
inflammation in the Urinary bladder - Correct Answer- cystisis
inflamation/infection involving brain and Spinal cord - Correct Answer- encephalomyelitis
inflammation in the breast - Correct Answer- mastitis
inflammation in the small intestine - Correct Answer- enteritis
inflammation in the brain and meniges - Correct Answer- meningoencephalitis
3rd most common sexual transmitted infection (STI) - Correct Answer- syphilis
highly infection stage with abundant organ - Correct Answer- primary syphilis
flue like symptoms, spotted rash - Correct Answer- secondary syphilis
inactive/asymptomatic. reactivation of secondary syphilis or progess of tertiary syphilis -
Correct Answer- latent syphilis
granulomatous skin lesion also found in bone, tissue and other Organs such as cardiovascular
syphilis (aortic aneurysm) and CNS (neurosyphilis) - Correct Answer- tertiary syphilis
, after birth infection; no clinical manifestation - Correct Answer- early congenital syphilis
8th nerve deafness w/h bone and teeth deformities - Correct Answer- late congenital syphilis
RNA virus that related to rhabdo (a bullet shaped virus) - Correct Answer- Rabies
a disease involving warrm-blooded animal - Correct Answer- Rabies
what is the causative agent of mononucleosis? - Correct Answer- Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)
has no heterophile antobodies - Correct Answer- cytomegalovirus (CMV)
can cause latent infection in the B cells and infection in the tongue and mouth in AIDS pt. -
Correct Answer- mononucleosis
common and highly contagious childhood exanthems (rashes) - Correct Answer- measles
(rubeola)
viral exanthem in childhood together w/h measles, chicken fox, 5th disease and roseola -
Correct Answer- rubella (German measles)
viral infection that can cause Temp. and rash in babies and young children - Correct Answer-
roseola infantum/6th disease
it caused by human herpes virus 6 - Correct Answer- roseola infantum/6th disease
primary infects lymphocytes and CD4+ T-cells - Correct Answer- roseola infantum/6th
disease
common in early school age and caused by parvovirus B-19, a single stranded DNA. -
Correct Answer- erythema (5th disease)
