Infectious Diseases Flashcards

1
Q

HIV

Best initial test to diagnose HIV?

A

4th generation assay
or
NAAT

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2
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HIV

What does 4th generation assay detect As HIV diagnostic tool?

A

Detect HIV Ag that appears before Ab

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3
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HIV

What if you have 4th generation test + and negative differentiation assay. Next step?

A

NAT.

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4
Q

HIV

Confirmatory test for HIV?

A

Differentiation assay

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5
Q

HIV

Examples of NRTI

A

Dida, Stav, Zid and lama, tino and abacavir

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6
Q

HIV

Which NNRTI causes dehydration?

A

Indinavir causes nephroplethiasis and dehydration

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7
Q

HIV

Screen for HLAB-5701 before introducing this medication

A

Abacavir

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8
Q

HIV

HIV medication causes low PO, AKI, and osteoporosis

A

Tinofovir

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9
Q

HIV

Integrase inhibitor CI in T1

A

Dolutegravir

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10
Q

HIV

Which ART causes GI upset and proteinuria

A

LV Elvitegravir

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11
Q

Virology

Immigrant presented with fever, rash started behind his ears then descend to the feet + white rash in his mouth

A

Measles. This is Koplik spot.
Note: rash spares palms and soles.

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12
Q

Virology

Most common cause of death in measles?

A

Pneumonia

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13
Q

Virology

Management of a child with contact to patient with measle infection?

A

MMR vaccine within 72 hours.

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14
Q

Virology

Patient came from brazil with fever for 2 days. Then improve for 2 days then cameback with fever + hemametemesis and jaundice. Diagnosis?

A

Yellow fever.
Know it by: Hemorrhagic fever + remission period.

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15
Q

Virology

4 etiology of hemorrhagic fever

A

Ebola, lassa virus, Dengue fever and yellow fever

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16
Q

STD

Patient presented with painless beefy genital ulcer without LAP

A

Donovaniosis

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17
Q

STD

Painful single genital ulcer + Painful LAP

A

Chancroid (H. Ducrei)
Multiple painful = HSV

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18
Q

STD

Painless genital ulcer with painful LAP

A

LGV

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19
Q

STD

Name this complication. Seen in which phase of syphilis?

A

Condyloma latum. In second phase.
Note: condyloma accuminata seen with anogenital warts.

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20
Q

Vaccines

PHC nurse took HBV Vaccine one month ago. She came not to test for Anti-HBV load. The result was 50. Next step?

A
  • Give another booster dose of HBV.
  • This result means there is response but incomplete which need only one extra dose.
  • If < 10: Need new Vaccine course.
  • If > 100: She is fine and next step is vaccination after 5 years
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21
Q

HIV

What is the role of HIV RNA test?

A

Limited. Used only to screen blood donor and infants.

22
Q

Malaria

What is the benifit of adding Primaquin in malaria Rx?

A

Destroy liver hypnozyte which prevent disease relapse.

23
Q

Malaria

In which malaria species we need to add Primaquine?

A

Only Vivax and Ovale.

24
Q

Malaria

Indication of blood exchange in malaria ?

A

Parasitemia > 10 %

25
Q

Parasitology

Fever, throat congestion, cervical LAP for 2 weeks. Negative EBV. History of BBQ one week ago

A

Acute toxoplasmosis. Which mimic infectious mononuclosis

26
Q

Parasitology

Patient came from brazil. With skin ulcer on lower limb + in the mouth + fever. Etiology?

A

Leshmania Brazilinies.
Skin only: Mexico + Tropicalis
Visceral: Donovani (Kala-azar disease)

27
Q

Parasitology

Treatment of persistent lymphadenopathy in immunocompetent patient with positive serology for toxoplasmosis?

A

No treatment required.

28
Q

Most common location for aspiration pneumonia?

A

Right lower lobe

posterior segment of R Up. lobe + superior segment of R lower lobe

29
Q

Which leishmania associated with visceral disease?

A

Donovanosis.
Require bone marrow aspiration for diagnosis.
Others:
1) Brazili: mucucotaneous
2) mexico: Cutaneous

30
Q

Which leishmania associated with visceral disease?

A

Donovanosis.
Require bone marrow aspiration for diagnosis.
Others:
1) Brazili: mucucotaneous
2) mexico: Cutaneous

31
Q

Disease spectrum of anthrax

A

1) GI bleeding
2) Wide mediastium and respiratory failure
3) most important. Painless skin eschar. Remember painless !!

32
Q

When to give the vaccines for encapsulated organisms before elective splenectomy?

A

2 weeks prior to the surgery

33
Q

Patient came from Tanzania 2 weeks ago presented with fever, maculopapular rash, LAP. Diagnosis? How to confirm?

A

HIV-1
Diagnosis: RNA, PCR. At this stage Ab are negative

34
Q

Mechanism of action of oseltemavir?

A

Nueroaminidase inhibitor

35
Q

RIF pain, diarrhea. Diagnosis?

A

Pseusdo appendicitis. Campylobacter.
Remember: It causes GBS
Treatment: clarithromycin

36
Q

EEG pattern for temporal encephalitis?

A

Lateralized periodic discharge at 2 Hz

37
Q

EEG pattern for temporal encephalitis?

A

Lateralized periodic discharge at 2 Hz

38
Q

Which vaccine should be avoided in patient with egg allergy?

A

Yellow fever.

39
Q

2 stains used for PJP diagnosis?

A

1- Silver stain
2- Giemsa stain

40
Q

HIV patient on ART, Presented with nail blackish color. Which medication can cause this?

A

Ziduvodine

41
Q

HIV patient on ART, Presented with nail blackish color. Which medication can cause this?

A

Ziduvodine

42
Q

Sabin feldman dye test. Used to detect which infection?

A

Toxoplasmosis

43
Q

Patient on ART. Presented with jaundice and isolated increase in bilirubin. Normal ALT, AST. What medication cause this?

A

Atazanavir (Protease inhibitor)

44
Q
  • 18 years old male with fever 38.5, cervical LAP, pharyngitis with exudate and negative heterophile antibody test
    With no leukocytosis + presence of atypical lymphocytosis.
A

EBV. As 25 % will have negative test

45
Q

Sun burn rash in young female patient in palmes and soles + fever + hypotension.

A

Staphylococcus toxic shock syndrome

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47
Q

Patient had car accident with metal penetration to his arm. His last tetanus vaccine was 7 years ago. What is your next step?

A

No Immunoglobulin, no vaccine if the last dose was less than 10 years ago.

48
Q

Peri-anal skin urticarial rash migrates to the thigh. Diagnosis?

A

Strongyloides stercoralis

49
Q

Chest infection and bradycardia. Organism?

A

Legionella.
Treat with clarithromycin

50
Q

Chest infection and bradycardia. Organism?

A

Legionella.
Treat with clarithromycin