1.  ONE KODACHROME.  Which micro-organism was most likely
responsible for this?

A.   leprosy bacillus
B.   pneumococcus
C.   staphylococcus, coagulase positive
D.   streptococcus group A (*)
E.   trichophyton



2.   ONE KODACHROME.  Which schistosome's egg?

A.   hematobium
B.   japonicum
C.   mansoni (*)
D.   no way to tell
E.   not a schistosome egg



3.   ONE KODACHROME.  Which fungal infection?

A.   blastomycosis (North American)
B.   coccidioidomycosis
C.   histoplasmosis
D.   paracoccidioides
E.   sporotrichosis (*)



4.   ONE KODACHROME.  The toxin binds primarily to the

A.   cerebral cortex
B.   muscle cells
C.   myoneural junctions
D.   peripheral nerves
E.   spinal cord (*)




5.   TWO KODACHROMES.  Which intestinal parasite?

A.   amoeba (*)
B.   cryptosporidiosis
C.   giardia
D.   pinworm
E.   strongyloides



6.   ONE KODACHROME.  Which brain infection?

A.   cysticercosis (*)
B.   herpes simplex
C.   neurosyphilis
D.   progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
E.   tuberculosis


7.   FOUR KODACHROMES.  What infection?

A.   actinomycosis (*)
B.   leprosy
C.   Ludwig's angina
D.   tinea
E.   tuberculosis



8.   TWO KODACHROMES.  What infectious agent?

A.   gonococcal arthritis
B.   herpes simplex (*)
C.   scabies
D.   staphylococcus
E.   syphilis


9.   THREE KODACHROMES.  Severe case of

A.   chickenpox (*)
B.   leprosy
C.   meningococcemia
D.   rickettsial disease
E.   tinea versicolor


10.  THREE KODACHROMES.  What infection?

A.   acne vulgaris
B.   blastomycosis (*)
C.   leprosy
D.   ringworm
E.   tinea versicolor



11.  ONE KODACHROME.  Which infectious agent?

A.   chicken pox
B.   coxsackie virus (*)
C.   measles (Koplik's spots)
D.   meningococcemia
E.   syphilis



12.  FIVE KODACHROMES.  What infection?

A.   blastomycosis
B.   hepatitis B or C vasculitis
C.   leprosy (*)
D.   osteomyelitis, probably staph
E.   tinea versicolor



BONUS ITEMS

13.  FOUR KODACHROMES.  What infection?

[syphilis]


14.  TWO KODACHROMES.  Why does this micro-organism have such an
easy time protecting 
itself from stomach acid?

[ammonia producer / urea splitter]  


15.  FOUR KODACHROMES.  What lung infection?

[tuberculosis]


16.  ONE KODACHROME.  What infection, which is becoming rare?

[guinea worm / dracunculiasis]

17.  ONE KODACHROME.  What pancreatic disease?

[CMV]

18.  Which "syndrome of accelerated aging" actually does involve
increased loss of telomeric 
DNA?  HINT: The hair also turn gray early.

[ataxia-telangiectasia]


19.  What's "caput succedaneum"?

[edema of scalp where cervical os lay against it]


20.  Deficiency of which vitamin causes a spectacular loss of the
myelin in the posterior columns?

[B12]


21.  Cystic fibrosis is named for cysts and fibrosis found in
which organ?

[pancreas]


22.  China's epidemic of Keshan's cardiomyopathy was attributed
to deficiency of which trace 
element?

[selenium]


                              NAME:
_______________________________    
                                                  12 points
maximum

                                        SEAT: _____________



UHS Pathology
DEVELOPMENTAL
2002-2003



Instructions:

You know the drill.

The first group leaves by the east doors, all together.  No
stragglers.

The key will go up as the second group is finishing.  Exams will
be graded and returned.


 


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