Introduction into the Infectious Diseases. Infections with fecal-oral mechanism of transmission. Infections with droplet mechanism of transmission. Tests

Such type of temperature curve (Fig. 1), which meets at typhoid fever, called:

1. *Temperature curve of Vunderlich

2. Temperature curve of Kil'dushevskyy

3. Temperature curve of Botkin

4. Temperature curve of Eller

5. Septic temperature curve

Such type of temperature curve (Fig. 2), which meets at typhoid fever, called:

1. Temperature curve of Vunderlich

2. Temperature curve of Kil'dushevskyy

3. *Temperature curve of Botkin

4. Temperature curve of Eller

5. Septic temperature curve

Such type of temperature curve (Fig. 3), which meets at typhoid fever, called:

1. Temperature curve of Vunderlich

2. *Temperature curve of Kil'dushevskyy

3. Temperature curve of Botkin

4. Temperature curve of Eller

5. Septic temperature curve

Such type of temperature curve (Fig. 4), which meets at typhoid fever, called:

1. Temperature curve of Vunderlich

2. Temperature curve of Kil'dushevskyy

3. Temperature curve of Botkin

4. *Temperature curve of Eller

5. Septic temperature curve

Such types of temperature curve (Fig. 5) is characteristic for:

1. *Typhoid fever

2. Shigelosis

3. Spotted fever

4. Turning typhus

5. Sepsis

Such type of temperature curve (Fig. 3) is characteristic for:

1. *Typhoid fever

2. Shigelosis

3. Epidemic typhus

4. Scrub typhus

5. Sepsis

For a patient with such type of temperature curve (Fig. 3) levomicetyn will be effective at:

1. *Typhoid fever

2. Spotted fever

3. Malarias

4. Turning typhus

5. Sepsis

Such type of temperature curve (Fig. 1) is characteristic for:

1. *Typhoid fever

2. Shigelosis

3. Spotted fever

4. Turning typhus

5. Sepsis

Such elements (Fig. 8) and localization of rash on a abdomen are characteristic for:

1. *Typhoid fever

2. Spotted fever

3. Chicken pox

4. Herpetic infection

5. Rubella

Such elements (Fig. 8) and localization of rash on a abdomen are characteristic for:

1. Meningokokovoy infection

2. Measles

3. *Typhoid fever

4. Spotted fever

5. Yersyniozis

Such types of temperature curves (Fig. 5) meet at:

1. Sepsis

2. *Typhoid fever

3. Leptospirosis

4. Spotted fever

5. Flu

Such types of temperature curves (Fig. 5) meet at:

1. Sausage-poisoning

2. Diphtheria

3. Rabies

4. *Typhoid fever

5. Tetanus

Such type of temperature curve (Fig. 2), roseolas on lateral surfaces and stomach, hepatosplenomegalia characteristic for:

1. Sepsis

2. *Typhoid fever

3. Leptospirosis

4. Spotted fever

5. Turning typhus

Such elements of rash (Fig. 9) and localization are characteristic for:

1. *Typhoid fever

2. Spotted fever

3. Chicken pox

4. Herpetic infection

5. Measles

Such elements of rash (Fig. 9) and localization are characteristic for:

1. Meningococcal infection

2. German measles

3. *Typhoid fever

4. Spotted fever

5. Yersyniozis

Such elements (Fig. 10) and localization are characteristic for:

1. *Typhoid fever

2. Spotted fever

3. Chicken pox

4. Herpetic infection

5. Measles

Such elements (Fig. 10) and localization of rash are characteristic for:

1. Meningococcal infection

2. Hives

3. *Typhoid fever

4. Spotted fever

5. Yersyniozis

What departments of intestinal (Fig. 11) is struck at typhoid?

1. Mucus of thin bowel

2. Mucus of sigmoid bowel

3. Mucus of rectum

4. *Lymphatic formations of thin bowel

5. All intestinal

Such changes of tongue (Fig. 12) are characteristic for:

1. Typhoid fever

2. *Yersyniozis

3. Cholera

4. Salmonellosis

5. Candidosis

What symptom are characterazed at a salmonellosis (Fig. 13)?

1. Fever

2. Diareya

3. Nausea

4. Stomach-aches

5. *All are above-mentioned

Emptying as a mud (Fig. 14) is characteristic for:

1. Dysentery

2. Cholera

3. Amebiasis

4. Balantidiasis

5. *Salmonellosis