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1. Multiple antigen preparations for vaccination against communicable disease are generally not used in A. normal infants
B. normal adolescents C. cerebrally damaged infants D. children with several siblings
E. prevention of pertussis
2. In tuberculoid leprosy the histologic reaction to the bacilli consists of
A. polymorphs
B. eosinophils C. epithelioid granulomas
D. lymphocytosis
E. plasmacytosis
3. In coccidioidomycosis
A. the prognosis is worse for children than adults
B. the great majority of infections are clinically manifest
C. there is a greater incidence in northern than southernCalifornia D. there is no seasonal distribution
E. the prognosis is worse for Negroes than Caucasians
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4. The malarial forms carried in human erythrocytes are
\. sporozoites
B. trophozoites
C. only from Plasmodium ovale
I), only seen in Africa
E. always fatal
5. In meningococcic meningitis A. epidemics usually occur in the summer
B. virulence of the onanism is generally high C. one attack usually confers a lasting immunity
I), meningeal signs usually precede petechiae
E. the causative organism is an intracellular gram-positive
diplococcus
6. Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis
A. responds to tetracycline
B. is usually self-limiting C. causes largely sensory symptoms
D. is a late complication of measles
E. is a late complication of scarlet fever
7. Clinical manifestations of enterovirus infections may include
all of the following EXCEPT
A. fever
B. aseptic meningitis
C. myalgia
I), exanthems
E. Horner’s syndrome
X. In streptococcal pneumonia
A. consolidation is usually found
B. the causative organism is usually alpha-hemolytic
C. emphysema is a rather common complication
I), bacteremia is found in the majority of cases
E. the organism is difficult to grow
9. The complications of meningococcic meningitis include all of
the following EXCEPT
A. internal hydrocephalus
B. arthritis of small joints C. myocarditis
I), cranial nerve deficits E. herpes virus infection
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10. Rubella predisposes to an increased number of congenital
defects when the disease is contracted
A. any time during pregnancy
B. after birth C. in the first trimester of pregnancy
I), in the second trimester of pregnancy
E. in the third trimester of pregnancy
11. Death from influenza is usually due to A. encephalitis
B. tracheobronchitis
C. pneumonia
D. myocarditis
E. adrenal collapse
12. A relatively common complication of shigellosis is A. meningitis
B. pneumonia
C. myocarditis
I), arthritis E. panophthalmitis
13. A food poisoning epidemic resulting from ingestion of creanr
filled pastry is most likely due to A. staphylococcal enterotoxin
B. Clostridium botulinum
C. Clostridium perfringens
D. Salmonella species
E. ptomaine poisoning
14. Live rubella vaccine should be given to A. children between one year and puberty
B. infants less than one year
C. all adults
I), pregnant women
E. all exposed patients
15. Neisseria gonorrhoeae can be best characterized as A. a gram-positive organism
B. a rare cause of infection C. resistant to penicillin
I), an infection predominantly of males
E. sensitive to tetracycline
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