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WorksheetsHepatitis KROK
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
In epidemiology of which from viral hepatitis is there the expressed seasonality?
Hepatitis G
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C
Hepatitis D
Hepatitis A
The main way of transmission of hepatitis A is:
Inoculable
Airborne
Parenteral
Contact
Alimentary
The virus of hepatitis A belongs to the family:
Picornaviruses
Poxviruses
Раrаmyxoviruses
Orthomyxoviruses
Reoviruses
The virus of hepatitis A belongs to the genus:
Rhinoviruses
Cardioviruses
Aphthoviruses
Enteroviruses
Rubiviruses
Resistance of virus of hepatitis A to the factors of environment is:
Unstable to the high temperature, to the low temperature, to the action of chlorine
Unstable to the high temperature, to the action of chlorine, proof to the low temperature
Proof to the high temperature, to the low temperature, unstable to the action of chlorine
Proof to the high temperature, unstable to the low temperature, to the action of chlorine
Proof to the high temperature, to the low temperature, to the action of chlorine
In what periods of disease a patient on viral hepatitis A is most dangerous as a source of infection?
At the end of latent period
In full play of illness with the period of jaundice
At the end of latent period and infull play of illness before jaundice Appearance
At the end of latent period and in full play of illness with the period Of jaundice
At the end of latent period, during all illness
The infection atrium for hepatitis a virus is:
Mucous membrane of respiratory tracts
Mucous membrane of digestive tract
Mucous membrane of urinary system
Skin
Salivary glands
The viral hepatitis a usually damage:
Adults outrank 30 years old
Children before 14 years old
Young people and adults (15-30 years old)
Elderly people (much than 60 years old)
Age dependence does not exist
Mechanism of hav action to hepatocytes and clinical Manifestation of viral hepatitis a are:
Has direct cytopatical action to hepatocytes, serious forms of illness - acute or chronic with early formation of hepatic cirrhosis
Has direct cytopatical action to hepatocytes. Often disease is over with full recovery
The mechanism of action is unknown, 50 % of all forms of a hepatitis pass in the chronic form, and usually it leads to cirrhosis and to a liver cancer
The mechanism of action is unknown; the serious form of infection may be especially at pregnancy
Has meditational immunological action to hepatocytes; usually chronically carriage is characterized as a persistent or
Chronically active hepatitis; may be without symptoms
A patient with hepatitis A is hospitalized to the infection diseases hospital. What types of antibodies will be synthesized first during the reproduction of this virus?
IgA
IgM
IgE
IgG
IgD
There is a hepatitis eruption is fixed in a settlement. The water factor of transmission is the main. What kind of viruses can be a cause of eruption?
Hepatitis D
Hepatitis C
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis A
No one of hepatitis A or hepatitis
The main way of hepatitis D transmission is:
Transplacental
Alimentary
Contact
Sexual
Parenteral
The main way of hepatitis E transmission is:
Parenteral
Alimentary
Contact
Sexual
Transplacental
The main way of hepatitis C transmission is:
Parenteral
Alimentary
Contact
Sexual
Transplacental
The causative agent of hepatitis D (delta-agent) is a Defective virus. It can replicate only in ceils already infected with one of the viruses. With which one?
By virus of hepatitis B
By virus of hepatitis A
By Epstein-Barr virus
By virus of hepatitis E
By HIV
The main way of hepatitis B transmission is:
Perenteral
Alimentary
Contact
Sexual
Transplacental
Patient after a motor-car accident was delivered to the Hospital. He needs blood transfusion. What reaction is it Possible to use for a presence of the hepatitis B virus antigen in a Donor blood revealing?
Inhibition of hemagglutination test
Immunoenzymatic test
Inhibition of hemadsorption test
Indirect-hemagglutination test
Complement fixsation test
During an operative intervention a patient had blood Transfusion. In his blood the presence of the following causative agent should be checked:
Hepatitis A virus
Enteroviruses
Hepatitis B virus
Hepatitis C virus
Adenoviruses
Resistance of hepatitis B virus to factors of external environment is:
Nonresistant to high and low temperature, to disinfectant substances
Nonresistant to high temperature and disinfectant substances; resistant to low temperature
Resistant to high and low temperature, to disinfectant substances
Resistant to high temperature; nonresistant to low temperature and disinfectant substances
Resistant to high and low temperature; nonresistant to disinfectant substances
The infection atrium for hepatitis b virus is:
Mucous membrane of respiratory tracts
Mucous membrane of digestive tract
Mucous membrane sexual ways
Blood
Skin
The patient with hepatitis b is dangerous in:
The end of incubation period
The end of incubation period and height of disease before occurrence of jaundice
The end of incubation period and height of disease with an jaundice period
The height of disease with an jaundice period
The end of incubation period and during disease
The viral hepatitis b usually damages:
Children before 14 years old
Adults outrank 30 years old
Young people and adults (15-30 years old)
Elderly people (much than 60 years old)
Age dependence does not exist
The viral hepatitis E usually damages:
Children before 14 years old
Young people and adults (15-30 years old)
Elderly people (much than 60 years old)
Age dependence does not exist
Adults outrank 30 years old
RNA-viruses causes the:
Smallpox
Chickenpox
Cytomegaly
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis A
Hbsag was detected at a patient‟s blood which had jaundice 10 weeks ago. What of pathology it is typical for?
Viral hepatitis C
Viral hepatitis A
Viral hepatitis B
Viral hepatitis E
Viral hepatitis D
There are the vaccine among of biological drugs, what created by gene-engineering way. What of infection it is prescribed for?
Hepatitis A
Poliomyelitis
Measles
Parotitis
Adenoviral infection
