What is prescribed to treat furunculosis in the stage of infiltration?

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Variant 1

Question1

What exogenous factors influence on the development of pyoderma?

1.Microtraumas

2.Dirty skin

3.Overcooling

4.Overheating

5.All the answers enumerated above are correct

Question2

Which of the following is a deep form of streptoderma?

1.Streptococcal impetigo

2.Periungual phlyctena

3.Ecthyma vulgaris

4.Bullous impetigo

5.Angular cheilitis

Question3

When is the purulent affection of apocrine glands observed?

1.Furunculosis

2.Vulgar sycosis

3.Ecthyma vulgaris

4.Folliculitis

5.Hydradenitis

Question 4

What is not prescribed to treat streptococcal impetigo?

1.Aniline dyes solution

2.Steroid hormones ointments

3.Phlyctena opening

4.Antibiotics pastes

5.Antibiotics ointments

Question 5

Infection by scabies can occur

1.At handshaking

2.After mosquito bite

3.During sexual intercourse

4.While swimming

5.By contacting with infected things

Pyoderma and parasitic disease

Variant 3

Question1

Indicate clinical signs typical for streptodermas

1.Develop in the skin appendages

2.Localize around natural openings and in the skin folds

3.Pustules have tense covering

4.Pustules have thin flaccid covering

5.Answers 2,4 are correct

Question2

In what forms of pyoderma is phlyctena the main morphological element?

1.Sycosis vulgaris

2.Hydroadenitis

3.Furunculosis

4.Impetigo vulgaris

5.Folliculitis

Question3

Antibiotics prescription is obligatory for

1.Pyodermas accompanied by fever

2.Pyoderma localization on the scalp

3.Pyoderma localization on the face and head

4.Single furuncles

5.Рerleche

Question4

What are the natural skin resistance factors to pyococci?

1.Skin corneous layer continuity

2.Sour Ph of the skin surface

3.Physiological exfoliation

4.Increased fat excretion

5.All the answers enumerated above

Question5

What group of etiological factors does the scabies causative agent belong to?

1.Viruses

2.Bacteria

3.Ticks

4.Рrotozoa

5.Helminths

Pyoderma and parasitic disease

Variant 4

Question1

What systemic disease more often causes furunculosis?

1.Hepatitis

2.Pyelonephritis

3.Нypertension

4.Diabetes mellitus

5.Ischemic heart disease

Question2

At what furuncle localization is it necessary to hospitalize the patient?

1.On the posterior surface of neck

2.In the lumbosacral region

3.On the face

4.On the stomach skin

5.On the forearm skin

Question3

What investigation results can significantly improve treatment of the patient sick with furunculosis?

1.Change of arterial pressure

2.Blood sugar test

3.Urine protein test

4.Cytologic test

5.Allergy skin testing

Question4

What treatment would you prescribe to the patient with mature furuncle on

The forearm?

1.Antibiotics for internal use

2.Dressing with antibiotics ointment

3.Foruncle opening

4.Hot bath

5.Ichthyol lozenge

Question5

What is used to treat pediculosis?

1.Nittyfor

2.Sinaflan

3.10 – 50 per cent benzyl emulsion

4.Mycosolon

5.Spregal

Pyoderma and parasitic disease

Variant 5

Question1

To the endogenous factors favourable for pyodermas development belong

1.Hypovitaminosis

2.Metabolic disorders

3.Vegetative neurosis

4.Local blood supply disorder

5.All the answers enumerated above

Question2

What is significant for piodermas prophylaxis?

1.Recording and analysis of sickness rate

2.Strengthening of population physical state

3.Medical and educative work with population

4.Prophylactic treatment

5.All the answers enumerated above

Question3

What is the doctor’s approach in making a diagnosis of nasolabial triangle

Foruncle?

1.Surgical opening of foruncle

2.Hospitalization of the patient

3.Vitamin therapy prescription

4.Nonspecific immunotherapy prescription

5.Topical application of aniline dyes

Question4

What is the danger of furuncle of nasolabial triangle in?

1.Development of erysipelatous inflammation

2.Phlegmon of neck development

3.Retropharyngeal bscess development

4.Thrombosis of cavernous sinus development

5.Phlegmon of the bottom of the mouth cavity development

Question5

Treatment of the patient sick with scabies includes

1.Spicy food exclusion

2.Treatment with benzylbenzoatis

3.Ultraviolet irradiation

4.Vapour and carbonic acid gas bath therapy

5.Сorticosteroids

Pyoderma and parasitic disease

Variant 6

Question1

What is prescribed to treat pyoderma chancriformis until diagnosis of syphilis is

Not excluded?

1.Antibiotics

2.Dressings with aniline dyes

3.Treponema pallidum testing

4.Antibiotic ointment

5.Answers 2, 3 are correct

Question2

What is typical for staphylococcal impetigo?

1.Small pustules pierced with hair appearance on the skin

2.Presence of inflammatory boarders on the periphery of pustules

3.Both the first and the second

4.Neither the first nor the second

5. Pustul with hair in the center

Question3

What is not prescribed to treat perleche?

1.Antibiotics

2.Treatment with aniline dyes

3.Dressings with 2 per cent Rivanol paste

4.Antibiotic ointment

5.Disinfecting ointments

Question4

What is prescribed to treat ectima vulgaris?

1.Antibiotics

2.Dressings with aniline dyes

3.Lotions with 2 per cent boric acid solution

4.Antibiotic ointments

5.Answer 1 and 2 are correct

Question5

What is the most frequent complication of scabies?

1.Secondary pyoderma

2.Sepsis

3.Ulerythema

4.Phlegmon

5.All the answers enumerated above

Pyoderma and parasitic disease

Variant 7

Question1

Indicate typical localization of scabies

1.Interdigital folds of hands

2.Scalp

3.Face and neck

4.Back

5.Palms and soles

Question2

To treat hydradenitis it is necessary to prescribe

1.Antibiotics

2.Dressing with aniline dyes

3.Сold

4.Dressing with pure ichthyol

5.Answers 2 and 4 are correct

Question3

To treat furunculosis it is necessary not to prescribe

1.Flucinar

2.General treatment of disease

3.Antibiotics ointment

4.Fucorcin

5.Aniline dyes

Question4

What is involved into the inflammatory process at hydradenitis?

1.Apocrene sweat glands

2.Eccrine sweat glands