Etcetera

Question 1

Superficial cellulitis with prominent lymphatic involvement with raised border that is demarcated from normal skin “peau d’orange” appearance

Answer 1

Erysipelas

Question 2

Most severe complications of Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia

Answer 2

Infective endocarditis

Question 3

Strongest indicators of clinical complications for Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia

Answer 3

Positive result of follow-up blood culture after 48-96 hours and persistent fever at 72 hours

Question 4

Embolic skin lesions occurring in acute endocarditis

Answer 4

Janeway spots

Question 5

Complication of endocarditis which is due to delayed immune-related vasculitis

Answer 5

Roth spots

Question 6

This develops as a result of contiguous spread from adjacent soft tissue or joints, hematogenous seeding, or direct inoculation of microorganisms in to the bone as a result of trauma or surgery

Answer 6

Osteomyelitis

Question 7

Name of classification based on the affected portion of the bone, the physiologic status if the host and local environment

Answer 7

Cierny-Mader classification

Question 8

Name of classification based on the duration of illness, mechanism of infection and the presence of vascular insufficiency

Answer 8

Lew and Waldovgel classification

Question 9

The diagnosis of osteomyelitis is based on

Answer 9

Clinical grounds

Question 10

Standard of care is diagnosis of osteomyelitis

Answer 10

Magnetic resonance imaging