Congenital Infections Flipped

Question 1

What defines a congenital infection?

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Question 2

What are some examples of non-infectious congenital conditions?

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Question 3

How do neonatal infections differ from congenital ones?

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Question 4

What symptoms of congenital infections can manifest before, at and/or a significant time after birth?

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Question 5

How are these infections transmitted?

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Question 6

What are the main congenital pathogens that can be transferred via intrauterine route?

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Question 7

What are the human viruses that cause vertical and perinatal infections?

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Question 8

What laboratory studies are used for a suspected intrauterine infection?

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Question 9

What are the TORCHS organisms?

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Question 10

Give the biology of human cytomegalovirus

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Question 11

What are the potential causes of HCMV?

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Question 12

What are the findings of congenital CMV?

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Question 13

What are the differential diagnoses of congenital CMV?

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Question 14

Give the epidemiology of CMV

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Question 15

Whats the impact of serology of CMV in a mother?

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Question 16

How can mothers be exposures CMV?

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Urine, saliva, and sexual activity

Question 17

Discuss the pathogenesis of congenital CMV

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Question 18

How can CMV be diagnosed prenatally?

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Question 19

How can CMV be diagnosed postnatally?

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Question 20

Describe the epidemiology of Treponema pallidum

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Question 21

What are the early and late syphilis symptoms?

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Question 22

Describe the evaluation of highly probable syphilis

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Question 23

Discuss the epidemiology of congenital syphilis

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Question 24

What is toxoplasma gondii?

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Question 25

What is the primary infection of toxoplasma gondii?

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Question 26

What’s congenital toxoplasmosis?

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Question 27

What are the risk factors and diagnosis of congenital toxoplasmosis?

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Question 28

What is the history and epidemiology of Congenital rubella syndrome?

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Question 29

Describe the (congenital rubella syndrome)CRS Triad

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Question 30

Discuss the pathogenesis of congenital rubella

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Question 31

Describe the diagnosis of congenital rubella

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Question 32

Describe the congenital ZIKV infection genome

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Question 33

What does ZIKV infection target ?

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Question 34

What are the main clinical features of congenital ZIKV infection?

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Question 35

What are the possible transfer mechanisms for ZIKV?

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Question 36

Describe the diagnosis of ZIKV

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Question 37

What are the HSV-1 & 2 in congenital infections?

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Question 38

What are the Parovirus B19 symptoms in congenital infections?

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Question 39

What are the Varicells Zoster virus symptoms in congenital infections?

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Question 40

What are the Streptococcus agalactiae symptoms in congenital infections?

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Meningitis i(intrapartum)

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What are the Neisseria gonorrhea symptoms in congenital infections?

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Conjunctivitis (intrapartum)

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What are the Plasmodium spp. symptoms in congenital infections?

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Malaria (intrapartum) . Outcome varies with plasmodium spp

Question 43

What are the HIV symptoms in congenital infections?

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Question 44

How can we prevent CMV?

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Question 45

How can we prevent rubella?

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Question 46

How can we prevent syphilis?

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Question 47

How can we prevent toxoplasmosis?

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Question 48

How can we prevent Zika?

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