
- •Protozoology
- •Visceral leishmaniasis
- •Dysenteric amoeba
- •Malaria
- •Dysentery
- •During river swimming
- •Gametocytes
- •Balantidium
- •Lamblia
- •As a result of bug's bites
- •Through dirty hands
- •Blood examination
- •Lamblia
- •Balantidium
- •Balantidium
- •Lamblia
- •Scraping from perianal folds
- •Trypanosomes
- •Trichomonas vaginalis
- •Toxoplasmosis
- •Leishmaniasis
- •Urogenital schistosomiasis
- •Urogenital trichomoniasis
- •Entamoeba histolytica
- •Cutaneous leishmaniasis
- •Visceral leishmaniasis
- •Giardiasis
- •Trichomoniasis
- •Anopheles mosquito
- •Agent of three-days' malaria
- •Entamoeba coli
- •Balantidium coli
- •Are not epidemically dangerous to all
- •By the inoculable way
- •Cyst with 4 nuclei
- •Entamoeba сoli
- •Entamoeba histolytica
- •Balantidium
- •Skin leishmaniasis
- •Balantidiasis
- •Mechanical
- •Blood examination
- •Immunological tests
- •Plasmodium vivax
- •Find out vegetative form in urethral discharge
- •Cutting
- •Helminthology and Arachnoentomology
- •Enterobius vermicularis
- •Ascariasis
- •Dicroceliasis
- •Scabies
- •Malaria
- •Ascariasis
- •Anopheles
- •Opisthorchosis
- •Diphyllobothriasis
- •Enterobiasis
- •Ascariasis
- •Amebiasis
- •Trichina
- •Demodicosis
- •Scabies
- •Myiasis
- •Karakurt spider
- •Enterobiasis
- •Opisthorchiasis
- •Enterobiasis
- •Scabies
- •Trichocephalus trichiurus
- •Diphyllobothriasis
- •Enterobiasis
- •Ascariasis
- •Taenia solium
- •Taenia solium
- •Taenia solium
- •Opisthorchiasis
- •Diphyllobothriasis
- •Ascariasis
- •Enterobius vermicularis
- •Diphyllobothrium latum
- •Ascariasis
- •Ascaris lumhricoides
- •Taenia saginata
- •Fascioliasis
- •Opisthorchiasis
- •While eating fish
- •Through dirty hands
- •Scabies
- •Body louse
- •Follicle mite
- •Sarcoptes scabiei
- •Intermediate
- •Reservoir
- •Intermediate
- •Intermediate
Both definitive and intermediate
Definitive
Intermediate
Reservoir
First
What is the first intermediate host for Difillobotrium latum?
Crustaceans
Fish
Snail
Human
Bear
What is the source of broad tapeworm ingestion for humans?
Fish
Water
It passes with the contaminated hands
Pork
Beef
What host are human beings for E. granulosus?
Intermediate
First
Last
Definitive
Reservoirs
Which of helminthes listed below can have both parasitic and free-living stages in the lifecycle?
Strongyloides stercoralis
Ancylostoma duodenale
Dracunculus medinensis
Trichinella spiralis
Wuchereria bancrofti
How human mostly can be infected by guinea worm? Choose among answers a most qualified one:
By consuming a copepods infected by larvae with contaminated water
By drinking a contaminated water
By eating the fish with larvae
By consuming a copepods infected by larvae
By eggs in air passage
What vectors are responsible for the lymphatic filariasis?
Mosquitoes
Blackflies
Deerflies
Ticks
Midges
Which forms of Strongiloides are infective for human being? Among answers choose most qualified one:
Filarieform larva in the environment
Rhabditiform larva
Adult worm
Cysts
Eggs
During the checkup of school girls colorless asymmetric oval eggs with larvae inside were found in the scrape of perianal folds of a 10-year-old girl. What disease does it indicate?
Enterobiasis
Amebiasis
Ascariasis
Trichuriasis
Ancylostomiasis
Global heating leads to increasing of tropical animals’ areas. Which of them are now present in the temperate zone?
Latrodectus mactans tredecimguttatus
Simulium fly
Glossina fly
Lycosa tarantula
Dracunculus medinensis
Patient with brain envelops inflammation was delivered to the hospital located in field-forest zone. It was known this patient like hunting and sometimes eliminate from his body some ticks. Can you suppose which arthropods have carried disease to this patient?
Ixodidae tick
Argasidae tick
Demodex folliculorum
Demodex brevis
Sarcoptes scabiei
Living in the slum dwelling in Primorskoe recreation department at the sea students found after they waked up in the morning some tick on the body of their friend. Can you suppose which arthropod it was?
Argasidae tick
Ixodidae tick
Demodex folliculorum
Demodex brevis
Sarcoptes scabiei
Single lady came to the doctor with her dog complaining of itching, inflammation of facial skin, ruseola. After skin microscopic examination elongated mites without legs and eyes were revealed in lady skin. What disease may be diagnosed in this case?
Demodicosis
Ichtiosis
Scabies
Pediculosis capitis
Pediculosis pubis
What amimals can transmit demodicosis to humans?
Dogs
Anopheles mosquito
Glossina palpalis
Black fly
Musca domestica
What diseases are transmitted to humans by Anopheles mosquito?
Malaria
Trench fever
Dirofilariosis
Lymphatic filariasis
Subcutaneous filariasis
What diseases are transmitted to humans by Aedes and Culex mosquitoes?
Lymphatic filariasis
Trench fever
Malaria
Dirofilariosis
Subcutaneous filariasis
What disease is transmitted to humans by deer fly?
Loaosis
Onchocerciasis
Dirofilariosis
Elefantiasis
Lymphatic filariasis
What is endoparasite?
Organism living in the host
Organism living on the host
Organism living with the host
Free-living individual
Organism living near the host
What is ectoparasite?
Organism living on the host
Organism living in the host
Organism living with the host
Free-living individual
Organism living near the host
What is constant parasite?
Organism parasitizing on the other organism whole life
Organism parasitizing on the other organism
Organism living with the host
Free-living individual
Organism living near the host
After the examination a patient was diagnosed with tickborne relapsing fever. How was he infected?
By means of a soft tick's bite
By means of an itch mite's bite
By means of a hard tick's bite
By means of a housefly mite's bite
By means of a dog tick's bite
After the examination а patient was diagnosed with Russian spring-summer encephalitis. How was the patient infected?
By mеаns of а hard tick's bite
By means of аn itch mite's bite
By means of а malaria mosquito's bite
By means of а soft tick's bite
By means of а sand fly's bite
Small people populations the quantity of which does not exceed 1500 – 4000 individuals are named:
Demes
Isolates
Ideal population
Opened population
Closed population
What animals have left arch of aorta only?
Mammals
Fishes
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
How do male sex glands named?
Testes
Ovaries
Malpighi’s duct
Muller’s duct
Yellow body
The integral study of biosphere developed is developed by:
V.I. Vernadsky
K. Linnaeus
E. Zoos
Zh. B. Lamarck
Ch. Darwin
Process of nature historical development by mean of transition of one living beings to others is named:
Evolution
Artificial selection
Waves of life
Natural selection
Struggle for existence
How many gill arches does reptilian embryo have?
6
10
7
5
4
Human kidneys are located at the lumbar region and the common amount of nephrones is:
Approximately 2 millions
Approximately 200
Approximately 2000
Approximately 20 thousands
Approximately 200 thousands
Ecology is the Science studying:
Relations among the living beings and their environment
Animals, plants and environment of their existence
Relations among living beings
Relations among the plants and mushrooms
Phenomena of parasitism, commensalism and predation
Elementary unit of evolution is:
Population
Specie
Family
Genus
Class
Organ(s) is(are) not participate in metabolites’ secretion is (are) following:
Sebaceous glands
Kidneys
Skin
Lungs
Intestine
Term “ecology” is offered by:
Haeckel
Aristotelian
Ch. Darwin
V.I. Vernadsky
I.I. Mechnikov
A biogenetic Law was formulated by:
Haeckel and F. Muller
М. Shleiden and T. Schwann
Mendel and T. Morgan
Oparin and J. Holdein
N.I. Vavilov and N.I. Dubinin
How many vessels go out from the heart of fish?
1
2
3
4
5
Quantity of pair of spinal nerves in fishes and amphibians is following:
10
31
25
34
12
The new biosphere state, when reasonable human activity becomes the main (determining) factor of its development, is named:
Nooshere
Technosphere
Anthroposhere
Socioshere
Biogeocenosis
Essence of biogenetic law is following:
Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny shortly
Embryos of one-type-individuals are resembling
Monotony of the first filial generation
Phylogenetically related genera and species have variations of the inherited changeability
Independent combining of signs
What pair of arterial arches of embryo gives raise the left arch of aorta?
IV-th
I-st
II-nd
III-rd
V-th
A main ductless gland is:
Hypophysis
Thyroid
Sexual glands
Adrenal glands
Epiphysis
Abiotic factors are following:
Light, temperature, humidity
Plants
Animals
Mushrooms, microorganisms, viruses
Factors of human labor activity
Elementary evolutional material is:
Mutations
Modifications
Population
Organisms
Struggle for existence
What structure precedes true teeth?
Placoid scale
Bone scale of fish
Cuticle
Chitin cuticle
Hanoid scale
Hormone of epinephros is:
Adrenalin
Insulin
Growth hormone
Adrenocortoctropic
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Anthropogenic factors are:
Factors of human labor activity
Light and temperature
Plants and mushrooms
Protista and fungi
Humidity and barometric pressure
Anthropogenesis is a process of:
Evolutionary-historical formation of human specie
Embryonic development of man
Individual development of man
Post-embryonic development of man
Actions of anthropogenic factors
What germ layers are responsible for breathing organs of vertebrates’ creation?
Entoderm
Ectoderm
Mesoderm
Ectoderm and mesoderm
Entoderm and mesoderm
Thyroxin is a hormone of:
Thyroid gland
Hypophysis
Parathyroids
Sexual glands
Epinephros
The state of anabiosis is characterized by:
The almost complete freezing of vital processes
Mobility of animals
Increasing of feed
All physiological functions intensification
Forming of adaptations to the unfavorable environmental conditions
A pithecanthrope and synanthrope belong to:
The most ancient people
New people
Ancient people
To Australopithecus
To the negroid race
What animals did a diaphragm appear at first?
Mammals
Fishes
Amphibians
Reptiles
Birds
Indicate the brain part where higher integrative center of nervous activity of fishes is located: