Med DCEM2
Microbiology and Diagnosis Quiz
Test your knowledge on bacterial infections and their diagnoses in this engaging quiz designed for medical students and professionals. With five carefully crafted questions, you will explore the microbiological characteristics of pathogens and the clinical presentations they cause.
Areas covered include:
- Characteristics of pathogenic bacteria
- Diagnosing meningitis and typhoid fever
- Understanding infection epidemiology
Mr A qui est confirmé bactériologique de méningite à méningocoque, Quelles en sont les caractéristiques microbiologiques?
Cocci,
Diplocoque,
Bacille,
Gram positif,
Gram negative
2. Un patient 18 ans qui présente une hypertermie à 38,5oC et purpura des membres inférieurs, fréquence cardiaque est 120/mn, la tension artérielle à 115/65 mmHg, syndromes meningés, la conscience est normale. Quell(s) diagnostic(s) suspectez-vous?
Méningite à méningocoque
Purpura rhumatoide
Purpura fulminans
Sepsis sevère
Méningite tuberculeuse
6. Salmonella typhi
S'appelle encore "bacille d'Eberth"
Est cocci gram positif
entérobactéries gram négatif
S’appelle encore “bacilli de Koch “
est cocci gram négatif
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