1. Tubercle;

2. Nodule;

3. Mite burrows;

4. Papule;

5. Crust.

21. What are the routes of infection with scabies?

1. By droplet transmission;

2. Hemotransfusion;

3. Contact to the sick person;

4. Through soil;

5. Sharing of personal objects.

22. What scabies is caused by?

1. Pityrosporum orbiculare;

2. Pediculi pubis;

3. Microsporum canis;

4. Sarcoptes hominis;

5. Corynobacteria minutissimum.

23. What can be duration of life of a female itch mite?

1. 1 day

2. 1 week;

3. 8 weeks;

4. Half a year;

5. 1 year.

24. What external medicines are used for treatment of scabies?

1. Antibacterial ointments;

2. Fungicidal agents;

3. Antiparasitic ointments;

4. Corticosteroid ointments;

5. Keratoplastic ointments.

Lesson 6 Diseases due to virus infection. Etiology. Pathogenesis. Classification. Clinical features. Diagnostics. Treatment. Prevention.

1. What lesions are characteristic for herpes simplex?

1. Tubercles;

2. Vesicles;

3. Erosions;

4. Ulcers;

5. Scars.

2. What are the favoured sites of herpes simplex?

1. Lips;

2. Genitals;

3. Mucous membranes of oral cavity;

4. Skin of soles;

5. Scalp.

3. Choose from following signs that correspond to the herpes zoster?

1. Bullae;

2. Ulcers;

3. Pain along the distribution of the nerves;

4. Vesicles;

5. Intense itch along the distribution of the nerves.

4. What forms of warts do you know?

1. Verruca vulgaris;

2. Verruca plana;

3. Pointed warts;

4. Plantar warts;

5. Plane juvenile warts.

5. What medicines are used for treatment of herpes simplex?

1. Prednisolon ointment;

2. Nystatin ointment;

3. Synthomycin emulsion;

4. Tebrophenum;

5. Salicylic ointment.

6. From what lesions the course of herpes simplex begin?

1. Tubercle;

2. Nodule;

3. Papula;

4. Vesicle;

5. Bulla.

7. What methods are used for treatment of herpes zoster?

1. Corticosteroid ointments;

2. Herpevir;

3. Aniline dyes;

4. Immunopotentiation therapy;

5. Analgesics.

8. Skin virus diseases include:

1. Herpes zoster;

2. Pityriasis simplex;

3. Herpes simplex;

4. Chickenpox;

5. Pityriasis rosea.

9. In what age are mostly encountered molluscum contagiosum;

1. Infancy;

2. Childhood;

3. Middle age;

4. Senior;

5. Advanced age.

10. What methods are used for treatment of warts?

1. Surgical;

2. Diathermo-coagulation;

3. The suggestive;

4. Cryotherapy;

5. Solkoderm.

11. Which from following lesions are the most typical for herpes simplex?

1. Pustules , ulcers, purulent crusts;

2. Papulae, scales, hyperpigmentations;

3. Vesicles, erosions, serous crusts;

4. Tubercles, ulcers, haemorrhagic crusts;

5. Papulae, wheals, excoriations.

12. With what diseases it is necessary to differentiate herpes simplex?

1. Hard chancre;

2. Soft chancre;

3. Psoriasis;

4. Streptococcal impetigo;

5. Lichen ruber planus.

13. What clinical varieties of herpes zoster are distinguished?

1. Bullous form;

2. Herpes zoster haemorrhagicus;

3. Herpes zoster gangraenosus;

4. Herpes zoster vegetans;

5. Abortive form.

14. What methods of staining of smears are used at laboratory examination of herpes infections?

1. By the Gram-method;

2. By the Romanovsky-Giemsa;

3. By the Ziehl-Neelsen method;

4. Methylene blue;

5. Fucarcini.

15. What drugs are used for treatment of herpes simplex?

1. Zovirax;

2. Sulphonamides;

3. Valtrex;

4. Polyvalent antiherpes vaccine;

5. Herpevir.

16. What primary lesions are characteristic for verruca vulgaris?