Section 4

Question 0

Urinary track infection (UTI)

Answer 0

• inventions are ascending back to your attached to the urinary track epithelium resulting in an acute inflammatory response
• escherichia coli is the most common microbe
• Women have more UTIs than men because of their short your urethras
• infection causes urgency
• catheterization is a common cause of UTI

Question 1

Three phases of acute hepatitis

Answer 1

• prodrome = fatigue, headache, and low-grade fever for about 2 weeks
• icterus = jaundice, dark urine, clay colored stools; liver is enlarged and tender; last 2 to 6 weeks
• recovery = jaundice subsides; signs and symptoms improve; the liver remains enlarged and tender for an additional 1 to 4 weeks

Question 2

Tinea

Answer 2

• Group of fungal skin diseases transmitted by direct contact
• most forms cause itching (jock itch) - - treated with topical and/oral antifungal agents

Question 3

Tinea pedis

Answer 3

Feet

Question 4

Tinea unguium

Answer 4

Nails

Question 5

Tinea calptis

Answer 5

Scalp

Question 6

Tinea cruis

Answer 6

Groin

Question 7

Tinea corporis and tinea versicolor

Answer 7

Skin

Question 8

Bacterial meningitis

Answer 8

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Question 9

Issues related to infection

Answer 9

• Overuse of antibiotics and subsequent multiple drug resistant bacteria
• Globalization and rapid spread of harmful pathogens