30 Questions
What is a characteristic of secondary weakness of labor?
Lack of coordination of contractions between the right and left half of the uterus
What is not typical for the pathological preliminary period?
Increased tone of the uterus and its lower segment
What is a diagnostic criterion for the weakness of labor?
Infrequent, satisfactory strength or frequent but weak and short contractions
What is a complication of the weakness of labor?
Intrauterine fetal hypoxia
What is used for the treatment of weakness of labor?
All of the above except estrogens
What is a reason for the secondary weakness of labor?
Stiffness of the cervix
What is the most appropriate tactic in psychopharmacotherapy for symptomatic psychosis?
Not high doses and gradual build-up
What type of psychopathy are dysthymics and hypothyrmics?
Affective
What is the term for congenital disharmony of the mental make-up of a person?
Psychopathy
What is the term for an irresistible desire for theft, appropriation of other people's things?
Kleptomania
What is the name of dementia acquired as a result of the disease?
Dementia
What is the term for a dreamy, dream-like obscuration of consciousness with an influx of fantastic visions?
Oneiroid
Where is the Leto triangle located?
Between the inner opening of the urethra and the urethral meatus
Where is the prostate gland located?
Below the bladder, between the pubic bone, the urogenital diaphragm, and the rectum
What is the concept of ball filtration?
Primary urine formation
What causes the appearance of primary urine?
Filtration pressure
What is the function of the prostate gland?
Participates in the dilution of sperm
What is the result of regulating the acid-base balance?
Buffer systems
What is the main clinical syndrome in status asthmaticus?
All of the above
At what age does secondary bronchiectasis occur in children?
3-6 years
What is a complication of chronic obstructive bronchitis?
Diffuse emphysema
What triggers the onset of secondary pneumonia?
Both a and b
What is the treatment for acute bronchitis with damage to the mucus membrane of small bronchi?
Both a and b
What is the volume of breath when a person takes a deep breath in one minute?
3000 mL
What are the common causative agents of interstitial pneumonia?
Viruses, pneumococcus, and mycoplasma
What is characterized by night attacks three times a month or less, no symptoms, and normal lung function on peak flowmetry?
Intermittent bronchial asthma
What are the pathogenetic bases leading to the development of involutional emphysema?
Destruction of elastic tissues of the lungs and chronic diseases of the bronchopulmonary apparatus
Which disease does not apply to hereditary diseases?
Diabetes
What is an occupational disease caused by industrial dust?
Chronic dusty bronchitis
What is the most common causative agent of community-acquired pneumonia?
Pneumococcus
This quiz covers the reasons for secondary weakness of labor, including clinically narrow pelvis, incorrect head insertions, and stiffness of the cervix. It also explores the symptoms and characteristics of a pathological preliminary period.
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