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Pathology Of Infectious Disease Flashcards

1
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What is syphillis

A

Syphyillis is a sexual transmitted disease that is caused by the bacteria SPIROCHETE TREPONEMA PALLIDIUM

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2
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Syphillis is also called

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Lues

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3
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Once syphillis affect an individual what appear

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Chancre : an injury caused by primary syphillis

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4
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Chancre heals it’s self after how many weeeks in an untreated patient

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4-6 weeks

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What signifies the presence of secondary syphillis

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Generalized lymphadenopathy: swelling of lymph nodes

Mucocutaneous lesion ; injury on skin nose eyes anus etc

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6
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What phase in syphillis is asymptomatic

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Late latent phase

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7
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Presence of tertiary syphillis is signified by

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Lesions in the CNS
cardiovascular system

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8
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Tertiary syphillis is not infectious

But primary and secondary syphillis is infectious

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9
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The microscopic indication of syphilkis is

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Proliferation Endarterities

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10
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The microscopic indication of syohilliis is

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Proliferative endarterities

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11
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The lesions in secondary syphillis are usually

Asymmetrical
Bisymentyrical
Symmetrical
Polysymmetrical

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Symmetrical

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12
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Enlarged lymph nodes in syphillis infection usually occur in what area

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Neck and ingiunal regions

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Malaria is a disease caused by

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Plasmodium falciparum ( fatale)
Plasmodium vivax, malariea, nd ovale ( Beningn)

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14
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The saliva of anopheles mosquito that transmits malaria contains an egg called

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Sporozite

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15
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Sporozites infect what cells first during infection

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Liver cells

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16
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Sporozite eggs of malaria multiply by the process of

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Schizogyny

17
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After schizogny, the sporozites becomes merozites in the liver cells

And Dey don’t harm the liver cells

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18
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When the female anopheles mosquito inject human with the Sporozite the Sporozite mature to become

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Shizont which ruptures to release merozite

19
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What are trophozites

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Trophozites are sporozites that have infected red blood cells asexually

Trophozites mature to shizonts and release merozites

20
Q

AIDS is caused by ———- and characterized by

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HIV and characterized by low CD4+ T lymphocyte

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