Oral Health Care and Sexually Transmitted Infections Quiz

Which bacterial infection is associated with the initial presentation of subcutaneous granulomatous lesions of the face, trunk, or leg, followed by papules and pigmented plaques that depigment and cause skin atrophy?

Which bacterial infection is known for causing destruction of the palate leading to nasal collapse known as 'saddle-nose'?

Which bacterial infection is characterized by recurring arthritis as a third stage symptom?

Which bacterial infection is primarily transmitted by Ixodid ticks and presents with erythema migrans, headache, myalgia, malaise, pyrexia, and lymphadenopathy as initial symptoms?

Which bacterial infection is associated with the presence of sulphur granules macroscopically within pus and gram-positive filaments within the sulphur granules?

Which bacterial infection is characterized by initial non-productive or productive cough, hemoptysis, malaise, and phlyctenular conjunctivitis as primary disease symptoms?

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Which bacterial infection is primarily found in Central and South America, and is transmitted non-sexually through direct or indirect contact with exudate or via utensils etc.?

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Which bacterial infection is detailed in the lecture as a non-plaque related infection of the oral mucosa?

What is the aim of the lecture on oral infections?

Which bacterium is NOT listed as a relevant bacterial infection in the lecture?

What is the main cause of change in the epidemiology of syphilis according to the lecture?

Which group is mentioned as experiencing a rising frequency of syphilis worldwide?

Which bacterium is classified as an atypical mycobacterium?

Which viral infection is mentioned in the context of emerging and re-merging infections?

Which bacteria are specifically mentioned as rarely arising in the mouth?

Which bacterium is not listed as a relevant bacterial infection according to the lecture?

Which of the following is a clinical consequence of syphilis that may develop many years post-infection?

What is the cause of pathogenic bacteria in syphilis?

What is the term for the easily transmitted nature of syphilis by direct contact?

Which manifestation of syphilis involves multiple maculopapular lesions and mucosal ulceration?

What is a rare manifestation of tertiary syphilis that affects the cardiovascular system?

Which feature is a manifestation of congenital syphilis that occurs early, before 2 years of age?

What is the term for the risk of oral squamous cell carcinoma associated with syphilitic leukoplakia?

Which test determines the titre of anti-Treponema pallidum antibodies and disease activity?

"Infective syphilis is re-emerging" - this statement is concluded from:

Which bacterial infection is associated with trismus and risus sardonicus?

Which bacterial infection commonly presents with petechiae, Herpes labialis, and VII palsy?

Which bacterial infection can cause gas gangrene?

Which bacterial infection may result in cervical lymphadenopathy?

Which bacterial infection is commonly associated with faucial membrane and palatal palsy?

Which bacterial infection can result in melioidosis, abscesses, and parotitis?

Which bacterial infection can cause lingual frenal ulceration and palatal petechiae?

Which bacterial infection is characterized by xerostomia, parotitis, and muscle weakness?

Which bacterial infection may cause vesicles?

Which bacterial infection is commonly associated with erythema multiforme and VII palsy?