According to the results of microscopic examination, the patient was diagnosed with "gonorrhea". For what purpose does the physician need the results of a bacteriological examination?

The patient was hospitalized with suspected chronic gonorrhea. What serological two-phase response will a bacteriologist use to detect specific antibodies in a patient's serum?

A 5-year-old baby was taken to a hospital that complained of severe headache, vomiting. The doctor noted speech disorders. In the cerebrospinal fluid, the bacteriologist found gram-negative diplococci, which were located mostly intracellularly. In your opinion, what microorganism caused the disease?

From the urethra of the patient with urethritis of the sluggish course, the bacteriologist isolated a pure culture of coccyx bacteria. The isolated microorganism in the short "colorful series" fermented to acid only glucose. Name the species and species of the isolated microorganism.

In a material from a 5-year-old child with clinical signs of acute nasopharyngitis, the bacteriologist identified a culture of polymorphic cocci capable of fermenting glucose and maltose with the formation of acid. What can be a microorganism?

To the patient who has addressed for infertility, the doctor has appointed examination for toxoplasmosis and a chronic form of gonorrhea. What reaction does a bacteriologist bring to the patient with latent toxoplasmosis and a chronic form of gonorrhea?

In the kindergarten, doctors examined children and staff to detect the bacterial carrier of meningococcal infection. Name the method of microbiological examination, which will reveal the bacterial carrier.

During the study of pathological material (cerebrospinal fluid, nasal mucosa, blood), the bacteriologist followed certain rules, taking into account the increased sensitivity of the isolated microorganism to environmental factors (low temperatures), the demand for the composition of nutrients. During the bacterioscopic examination, the bacteriologist found gram-negative cocci resembling coffee beans and were placed in pairs or notebooks. Name the pathogen found by the bacteriologist.

In the bacteriological laboratory received pathological material - purulent separation from the genital tract of the patient with acute urethritis. To isolate the pathogen, the bacteriologist prepared a nutrient medium - serum agar with vancomycin and nystatin. What microorganism does a bacteriologist plan to isolate?

The young woman's body temperature suddenly increased to 39 ° C and appeared strong headache. During the examination of the patient, the doctor noted the stiffness of the neck muscles, made a spinal puncture, prepared a micropreparation of cerebrospinal fluid, dyed it according to the Gram method and found a large number of neutrophils with gram-negative diplococci. What kind of bacterium caused the disease in the patient?

A pediatrician was diagnosed with "meningococcal nasopharyngitis" when attending kindergarten. What vaccine will be used to immunize children for emergency specific prevention of meningococcal infection?

The baby was not born in a maternity hospital without qualified medical help. During pregnancy, the mother of the newborn did not undergo the necessary examinations. On the second day, the baby was hospitalized with acute purulent conjunctivitis. During microscopy of the secretions from the child's eyes, the bacteriologist detected gram-negative diplococci that were placed inside the leukocytes and outside the cells. Which microorganism is the most likely pathogen?

A sick woman doctor diagnosed with "gonorrhea". What microbiological diagnostic method was used by the bacteriologist to confirm the diagnosis?

In the patient, the doctor diagnosed an acute form of gonorrhea. From the anamnesis it became known that he had previously recovered from gonorrhea, but was completely cured. What form of infection is re-infecting a patient with gonorrhea?

The doctor diagnosed the patient with an acute form of gonorrhea. From the pus that was taken from the patient's urethra, the bacteriologist prepared a micropreparation, dyed it using the Gram method, and found a large number of cocci. What tinctorial properties of the microorganism and the nature of the placement of bacteria in the micropreparation confirm the diagnosis?

In a child with cerebrospinal meningitis, the doctor took cerebrospinal fluid. This fluid was turbid, containing a large number of leukocytes. Which of the serological reactions of a bacteriologist should be used for rapid diagnosis of the disease?

After sowing the excretion of pus from the urethra on a special nutrient medium grew tender bluish colonies. During microscopy of these preparations gram-negative bean-shaped diplococci were found. What causative agent are these?

Bacteriologist in the study of mucus from the nasopharynx, followed certain measures to preserve pathogens in the material. During the bacterioscopic examination, there were found Gram-negative cocci, which resemble coffee beans and are arranged in pairs or tetrads. Name the pathogen that was isolated by the bacteriologist:

A sick woman was diagnosed with a "gonorrhea". Which of

the following studies can be used to confirm the diagnosis?

An ophthalmologist in a newborn child found purulent discharge from the conjunctiva of the eye. During microscopy of the smear from the conjunctiva of the eye, a large number of leukocytes were found and gram-negative pyocobines of diplococci, located in the middle of the leukocytes. Which pathogen is the cause of this disease?

From a sick child with a clinical picture of cerebrospinal meningitis, a spinal fluid was obtained for the study. What methods of microbiological diagnosis should be used in this case?