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"Principles and methods of treatment of tuberculosis patients"
1 Which drugs are most effective for pulmonary tuberculosis
a)PASC,
b) ftivazide,
c)isoniazid
d)pirozinamide
e) protionamide.
2. Which drugs have a wider spectrum of action:
a) pyrazinamide,
b) streptomycin,
c) ethionamide,
d) protionamide,
e) rifampicin,
e) ethambutol.
3. Choose the methods of administration of isoniazid in the body:
a) oral,
b) subcutaneous,
c) intramuscular,
d) intravenous,
e)rectal.
4. The most common reactions to isoniazid:
a) allergic,
b) toxic,
c) toxic-allergic.
5. Which group of dispensary follow-up include: children and adolescents sent to clarify the nature of positive sensitivity to tuberculin and/ or to carry out differential diagnostic measures to confirm or exclude tuberculosis of any localization:
a) group zero - (0),
b) first group - (I),
c) second group - (II),
d) third group - (III),
e) fourth group - (IV),
f) fifth group - (V),
g) sixth group - (VI).
6 Which group of dispensary follow-up include: patients
with active forms of tuberculosis of any localization:
a) group zero - (0),
b) first group - (I),
c) second group - (II),
d) third group - (III),
e) fourth group - (IV),
f) fifth group - (V),
g) sixth group - (VI).
7. Which vitamins are prescribed together with isoniazid:
A) vitamin "A",
b) vitamin "B",
c) vitamin "C",
d) vitamin "E".
8. Basic principles of TB treatment:
a) duration,
b) complexity,
c) treatment only in hospital,
d) stage-by-stage
9. What are the options for lung resection:
a) lobectomy,
b) thoracoplasty,
c) pulmonectomy.
10. Which group of dispensary supervision do they belong to:
children and adolescents in contact with sources of tuberculosis infection
a) group zero - (0),
b) first group - (I),
c) second group - (II),
d) third group - (III),
e) fourth group - (IV),
f) fifth group - (V),
g) sixth group - (VI)
11. Which drugs have only antituberculous effect:
a) streptomycin,
b) isoniazid,
c) ethambutol,
d) protionamide,
e) rifampicin,
e) PASC,
g) pyrazinamide.
12.witch drugs belongs to the GINK group:
a) streptomycin,
b) rifampicin,
c) ftivazid,
d) ethambutol,
e) metazid,
f) phenazid,
g) PASC,
h) isoniazid,
i) pyrazinamide.
13. Which group of dispensary supervision do they belong to: persons with an increased risk of local tuberculosis
a) group zero - (0),
b) first group - (I),
c) second group - (II),
d) third group - (III),
e) fourth group - (IV),
f) fifth group - (V)
g) the sixth group - (VI)
14. which cranial nerve is most often affected by prolonged use of streptomycin:
a) ocular,
b) auditory,
c) olfactory,
d) facial,
e) trigeminal.
15. Isoniazid acts on MBT located in:
a) extracellularly,
b) intracellularly,
c) at rest,
d) in a state of reproduction
16. Which drug is contraindicated in diseases of the central nervous system and arterial hypertension -3 degrees:
a) ethionamide,
b) isoniazid,
c) dihydrostreptomycin,
d) phenazide,
e) rifampicin,
e) ethambutol.
17. Which anti-tuberculosis drug is contraindicated in liver diseases:
a) ftivazid,
b) isoniazid,
c) streptomycin,
d) rifampicin,
e) ethambutol,
e) protionamide,
g) PASC.
18. Which anti-tuberculosis drug gives a red color to urine,sweat, tears?
a) ethionamide,
b) pyrazinamide,
c) rifampicin,
c) PASC.
19. Primary drug resistance is resistance:
a) in previously untreated patients,
b) in chronic TB patients,
c) in the violator of the treatment regimen,
d) in the re-treated.
20. If the patient has interrupted treatment, on which the further treatment regimen will depend:
a) on the duration of treatment before it was interrupted,
b) on the severity of the disease,
c) on the form of the disease,
d) on the results of the last analysis a smear of sputum.