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Tests on the topic:
"TUBERCULOSIS OF PERIPHERAL LYMPH NODES. TUBERCULOSIS OF MESENTERIC LYMPH NODES"
Forms of tuberculosis of peripheral lymph nodes:
a) infiltrative
b) caseous
c) focal
d) indurative
d) fibrous
Which group of lymph nodes is affected most often?
a) occipital,
b) subclavian,
c) cervical,
d) inguinal.
It is necessary to differentiate tuberculosis of peripheral lymph nodes with:
a) nonspecific lymphadenitis,
b) lymphogranulomatosis,
c) lymphosarcoma,
d) metastatic lymph node lesion,
e) infectious mononucleosis,
f) brucellosis.
An early clinical sign of tuberculosis of peripheral lymph nodes is:
a) painful palpation,
b) redness of the skin,
c) swelling of the skin in the area of lymph nodes,
d) enlargement of lymph nodes with signs of periadenitis,
e) enlargement of lymph nodes without signs of periadenitis.
Damage to the peripheral lymph nodes is more often caused by mycobacteria:
a) bird type,
b) human type,
c) mouse type,
d) African type.
The predominant way of tuberculosis infection of peripheral lymph nodes is:
a) alimentary,
b) lymphohematogenic,
c) vertical,
d) contact.
The peripheral lymph node is considered enlarged if the dimensions are:
A) 2-4 mm,
b) 6-7 mm,
c) 8-9 mm,
d) more than 10 mm.
Complications of tuberculous lymphadenitis may include:
a) bleeding,
b) allergic reaction,
c) paraspecific reactions,
d) formation of fistula,
e) respiratory distress
Surgical treatment for tuberculosis of peripheral lymph nodes is indicated for:
a) any form,
b) fistulous form,
c) infiltrative,
d) no one
Treatment of tuberculosis of peripheral lymph nodes includes:
a) only local treatment,
b) only general treatment,
c) a combination of general local treatment.
The main form of abdominal tuberculosis is:
a) pleuritis,
b) intestinal tuberculosis,
c) tuberculosis of mesenterial lymph nodes,
d) tuberculosis of the kidneys.
The leading method of diagnosis of tuberculosis of peripherallymph nodes is:
a) immunological,
b) physical,
c) cytological,
d) histological,
e) bronchoscopic,
e) radiological.
When is it possible to palpate tumor-like painful formations when examining the abdomen of a patient with tuberculosis of human mesenteric lymph nodes?
a) always,
b) never,
c) with the formation of conglomerates of soldered mesenteric lymph nodes,
d) with subcutaneous location of the lymph node,
e) with concomitant pathology.
The nature of the course of tuberculosis of mesenteric lymph nodes may be:
a) acute,
b) chronic,
c) variable.
Method of diagnosis of tuberculosis of peripheral lymph nodes:
a) radiography of the abdominal cavity,
b) ultrasound of the abdominal cavity,
c) CT of the abdominal cavity,
d) all the answers are correct
Shifts in blood parameters, an increase in body temperature, the appearance or intensification of pain in the mesentery area after administration of tuberculin usually indicate:
a) chronic course of the disease,
b) active tuberculosis of mesenteric lymph nodes,
c) intolerance to tuberculin.
What factors can provoke an exacerbation of the tuberculosis process?
a) hypothermia,
b) nervous stress,
c) intercurrent diseases,
d) all the answers are correct
A characteristic feature of tuberculous adenitis is?
a) absence of pain,
b) deposition of calcium salts in lymph nodes,
c) high tendency to bleeding,
c) hectic fever.
The main method of treatment of patients with tuberculous mesadenitis is:
a) physiotherapy,
b) surgical removal of lymph nodes,
c) symptomatic treatment,
d) specific chemotherapy.
Drugs for the treatment of tuberculous mesadenitis are?
a) isoniazid,
b) piperacillin,
c) rifampicin,
d) pyrazinamide,
e) ticarcillin.