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pyoderma

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

Which of the following diseases are related to streptococcal pyoderma?

a)

carbuncule

b)

boil

c)

paronychia

d)

folliculitis

2.

Which of the following diseases is related to childhood staphylococcal pyoderma?

a)

angular stomatitis

b)

bullous impetigo

c)

pityriasis simplex

d)

vesiculopustulosis

3.

hidradenitis is an inflammation

a)

apocrine sweat glands

b)

smooth skin

c)

hair follicules

d)

eccrine sweat glands

4.

What drugs are not used to treat pyoderma

a)

Systemic antibiotics

b)

Large doses of systemic glucocorticoids

c)

Immunocorrectors

d)

vitamines

5.

Specify a disease that is not related to streptoderma:

a)

Bullous impetigo

b)

Slit impetigo

c)

Furuncle

d)

Vulgar ecthyma

6.

What groups of factors can cause the development of pyoderma?

a)

Decreased local and general reactivity of the body

b)

Exogenous

c)

Endogenous

d)

All of the above

7.

What symptom does not occur in streptococcal impetigo?

a)

Hair lesion

b)

Multiple crusts

c)

pigmentation

d)

Contagiousness

8.

Pseudofurunculosis is a defeat

a)

Eccrine sweat glands

b)

Sebaceous glands

c)

hair follicles

d)

Apocrine sweat glands

9.

During what period of a child's life does vesiculopustulosis most often occur?

a)

After 3-5 days of a child's life

b)

From 1 year to 3 years of life

c)

Any age

d)

At the end of the 1st year of life

10.

The most common form of streptoderma in children is:

a)

Streptococcal impetigo

b)

Cystic impetigo

c)

slit-like impetigo

d)

Papulo-erosive impetigo

11.

In a 40-year-old man, after shaving, on the skin of his chin and upper lip multiple small, pinhead-sized pustules appeared, pierced in the center with hair and surrounded by a narrow pink border. Sick notes a slight itching in the places of rashes, was not treated.Clinical diagnosis?

a)

sycosis

b)

furuncles

c)

carbuncle

d)

hydradenitis

12.
a)

sycosis

b)

hydradenitis

c)

carbuncle

d)

ecthyma

13.

What contributes to the development of vulgar sycosis?

a)

Avitaminosis

b)

all answers

c)

Injury to the skin

d)

Endocrine disorders

14.

deep form of streptodermas

a)

streptococcal impetigo

b)

panaritium

c)

vulgar impetigo

d)

ecthyma vulgaris

15.

superficial forms of staphyloderma

a)

vulgar sycosis,

folliculitis

b)

furuncle,

osteofollicule

c)

hydradenitis, ecthyma

d)

carbuncle, boil

16.

secondary morphological elements that may occur after a node

a)

crust,erosion

b)

erosion,scale

c)

crack,scar

d)

crack

17.

therapeutic recommendations for patients with furunculosis

a)

psychotherapy

b)

hemodialysis

c)

reflexology

d)

antibiotic therapy

18.

primary morphological element characteristic of impetigo vulgaris

a)

pustule

b)

macule

c)

node

d)

vesicle

19.

primary morphological element characteristic of hydradenitis

a)

macule

b)

papule

c)

node

d)

tuberculum

20.

deep form of staphylococcal skin lesions

a)

osteofolliculite

b)

folliculitis

c)

carbuncle

d)

sycosis