A: Adenovirus keratoconjunctivitis.
B: Acute epidemic hemorrhagic conjunctivitis.
C: Trachoma.
D: Hay-fever conjunctivitis.
E: Acute bacterial conjunctivitis.
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- The common etiology of acute bacterial conjunctivitis does not include () A: Staphylococcus B: Stretococcus C: Haemophilus D: Pseudomonas aeruginosa
- acute bacterial conjunctivitis, commonly called redness of eye, which is ture following : A: self-limited course B: accidental membrane can’t occur C: infection needs water medium D: serosity secretion is major
- Which is the cause of Continuous fever( ) A: acute pneumonia B: acute rheumatic fever C: acute infectious endocarditis D: acute pyelonephritis E: None of the above
- The most common signs of acute conjunctivitis is () A: Conjunctival congestion B: Conjunctival edema C: Papillary hyperplasia D: Follicular formation
- Streptomycin is the first choice in the treatment for the following infectious disease ( ) A: acute pneumonia B: tonsillitis C: bacterial endocarditis D: bubonic plague E: meningitis
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If the patient is suspected to have bacterial conjunctivitis, Swab in Virus TM should be used?
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Which of the following is actively monitored ( ) A: Legal infectious disease reporting system B: Investigation of underreporting of infectious diseases carried out by<br/>the health and epidemic prevention department C: Behavioral risk factor monitoring D: Hospital-based monitoring system E: Monitoring of single diseases such as influenza, AIDS, hemorrhagic<br/>fever, typhoid fever, etc.
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What is the most valuable basis for the earlydetection of measles? A: Fever B: Conjunctivitis C: History of exposure to measles D: Measles oral mucosal spots
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The pseudomembrane is usually associated with which disease A: tuberculosis B: scarlet fever C: acute pharyngitis D: whooping cough E: diphtheria
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NAP increase is not seen in which of the following situations?() A: acute myeloid leukemia B: acute lymphocytic leukemia C: aplastic anemia D: chronic lymphocytic leukemia E: bacterial infection