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What is the primary site where inflammation begins in this disease?
Which of the following is a characteristic clinical manifestation of this disease?
What is a common symptom that accompanies the onset of this disease?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the pseudomembrane in this disease?
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What is the initial site of infection in this disease?
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What is the characteristic of the manifestations of Corynebacterium?
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What is the purpose of Gram staining and microscopic examination in diagnosing Corynebacterium?
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What is the name of the disease that has disseminated forms such as gastrointestinal, oropharyngeal, renal, genitourinary, and pericardial TB?
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What is the medium used for culturing Corynebacterium specimens?
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Which of the following is NOT a disseminated form of tuberculosis?
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What is the primary method of collecting specimens for diagnosing Corynebacterium?
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What is the primary site of infection in pericardial tuberculosis?
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Which of the following organs is NOT affected by genitourinary tuberculosis?
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What is the significance of culturing the specimen in diagnosing Corynebacterium?
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What is the most common way tuberculosis is transmitted?
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Study Notes
Clinical Manifestations of Diphtheria
- Inflammation in the respiratory tract causes sore throat and fever
- Thick, gray, adherent pseudomembrane over the tonsils and throat is the most prominent sign
Disseminated Forms of Diphtheria
- Gastrointestinal form
- Oropharyngeal form
- Renal form
- Genitourinary form
- Pericardial form
Clinical Findings of Tuberculosis
- Manifestations tend to subside spontaneously
Laboratory Diagnosis of Diphtheria
- Swabs are used to collect specimens
- Gram staining and microscopic examination are performed
- Culturing the specimen on Loeffler's medium is used to isolate colonies of Corynebacterium
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Description
This quiz covers the signs and symptoms of an infection, including inflammation in the respiratory tract, fever, and a distinctive pseudomembrane formation on the tonsils and throat.
