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Respiratory system: microbiology, virology and pharmacology

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The common cause of pneumonia is

a)

Rhinovirus

b)

Adenovirus

c)

enteroviruses

d)

parainfluenza viruses

2.

In 1957 2 million people died from pandemic influenza. Which of the following influenza A virus was most likely cause of 1957 pandemic flu?

a)

H1N1

b)

H2N2

c)

H2N3

d)

H3N2

3.

The process most likely the reason for yearly influenza vaccination is ...

(a)  

4.

A 35 year old healthy tourist who returned from the middle east 6 days ago present to casualty with fever, cough, shortness of breath and chest pains. He used dromedary camels as mode of transport and he enjoyed feeding them. He was diagnosed pneumonia and acute respiratory distress syndrome. which of the following viruses is most likely describe to be the aetiological agent for this disease?

a)

Rhinovirus

b)

MERS-corona virus

c)

Parainfluenza virus

d)

SARS-corona virus

5.

Which drug is used to treat Respiratory syncytial virus infection...

(a)  

6.

For the past 4 months , a 40 year old man has had fever, a productive cough and drenching night sweats. He has lost weight and was previously diagnosed with HIV. What is the most likely diagnosis in this patient...

(a)  

7.

Which specimen do you send to the lab for a patient who is suspected of Mycobacterium tubercolosis infection...

(a)  

8.

How is Bordetella pertusis spread(transmission)?

(a)  

9.

Pneumocystis Jirovecii pneumonia was previously classified as a protozoan but after after rRNA analysis it was now classified as...

a)

A virus

b)

protozoa

c)

Fungi

d)

bacteria

10.

What does the cell wall of Pneumocystis Jirovecii pneumonia lack that makes it resistant to antifungals?

(a)  

11.

In the first 2 months, patients with TB are given which drugs...

a)

Rifampicin

b)

Isoniazid

c)

pyrazinamide

d)

Ethambutol

e)

All above options

12.

IN TB first line treatment: Which of the following regimens is for less than 8 year olds and less than 30 kg with complicated TB.

a)

Regimen 3B

b)

Regimen 1

c)

Regimen 1A

d)

Regimen 3A

13.

Which of the following is given to TB patients with high risk of peripheral neuropathy

a)

Streptomycin

b)

Ethambutol

c)

Rifampicin

d)

Pyridoxine

14.

Which TB drug can cause proteinuria, orange sweat and urine and can cause thrombocytopenia in patients

a)

Isoniazid

b)

Rifampicin

c)

Ethambutol

d)

pyrazinamide

15.

Gene X-pert is used to check the resistance of which TB drug?

a)

Pyrazinamide

b)

Ethambutol

c)

Rifampicin

d)

Isoniazid

16.

A 20 year old man reports to casualty with a non productive cough. On examination, which of the following will you realise from the patient...

a)

Excessive sputum

b)

No need for suppression

c)

needs clearing out of the sputum

d)

Increases discomfort to the patient

17.

Cough is considered chronic if the patient has had it for how long?

a)

less than 2 weeks

b)

less than a weak

c)

less than 6 weeks

d)

more than 8 weeks

18.

If a patient is suffering from a bacterial infection, the patient may need

a)

No medication

b)

Asthmatic inhaler

c)

Antibiotics

d)

Rifampicin

19.

A 70 old year man who was previously diagnosed with Community acquired pneumonia reports to casualty. His wife tells you that he hasn't been taking his medication. Using the CRB-65 scare, he gets a 4. How do you proceed?

a)

The pneumonia will resolve on its own

b)

Tell him to take his medication and return home.

c)

Refer him to an old age home

d)

Urgent hospital admission

20.

Which of the following is a common resident of the respiratory system normal flora.

a)

Moraxella catarrhalis

b)

Streptococcus pneumoniae

c)

Neisseria meningitidis

d)

Streptococcus pyogenes