+ Hypo-, polyhydramnios, fetal growth retardation syndrome
Pre-eclampsia
Prenatal rupture of membranes
Macrosomia
Anencephaly
How often HIV infected child is sick from AIDS to 5 years of age:
In 50%
In 60%
In 70%
+ In 80%
5.In 90%
Maternal antibodies to HIV in the child disappear (positive results are negative):
By 6-12 months
+ By 12, sometimes by 15 months
By 16 months
By 18 months
By 24 months
The child was born when her mother was a period of acute HIV infection and did not have enough antibodies to HIV yet (at delivery the mother’s ELISA HIV was seronegative). In a study of the child in the dynamics will change in ELISA-negative to HIV positive. This will happen at the age of:
+3-6 months.
6-12 months.
15-18 months.
19-20 months.
20-24 months.
For culture isolation Trichomonas vaginalis using special liquid media. The material is taken from:
urethral
cervical
rectum
+ posterior vaginal fornix
uterus
For the diagnosis of Reiter's disease bacteriological testing for chlamydia swabs are taken from a variety of sites. Which of the following materials the least informative:
Scraping from the cervix
Scraping of the urethra
+ Scraping of the vaginal
Scraping of the posterior pharyngeal wall
Scraping of the conjunctiva
Select etiotropic treat cytomegalovirus infection:
+ Citotekt
Orungal
Amoxiclav
Ampicillin
Aсiclovir
Which of the following diseases is not spread by sexual contact:
Chlamydia
Mycoplasmosis
Candidiasis
+ Bacterial Vaginosis
Ureaplasmosis
With what disease do not need to treat sexual partners:
+ Bacterial Vaginosis
Mycoplasmosis
Candidiasis
Chlamydia
Ureaplasmosis
What disease characterized by detection in vaginal swabs "clue cells":
+ Bacterial Vaginosis
Mycoplasmosis
Candidiasis
Chlamydia
Ureaplasmosis
What flora prevails in vaginal swabs for bacterial vaginosis:
staphylococci
streptococci
lactobacilli
+ anaerobic flora
candida
Mycoplasma - is:
+ Bacteria
Viruses
Mushrooms
Protozoydy
Occupies an intermediate position between the bacteria, viruses and fungi
Mycoplasmosis in infants appears as:
Omphalitis
Streptodermia
Congenital vezikulesis
Infectious erythema
+ Pneumonia
On radiographs of newborn suffering mycoplasmosis, specific symptom is:
Foci of infiltration in the upper regions of the lungs
Two-sided pneumonia nizhnedolevaya
+ Two-way microfocal, the drain pneumonia
Pleuropneumonia
Pleurisy
Clinic of congenital rubella in infants is:
+ Eye Defects
Neural tube defects
Genitourinary malformations
Malformations of the skeletal system
Malformations of the liver
Of the following list, choose the drug for the treatment of congenital rubella:
Cephalosporins
Erythromycin
Antifungal drugs
Tetracycline
+ No specific treatment
The leading symptom of vaginal candidiasis is:
+ Itch
Burning
Dyspareunia
Dysuria
Constipation
When told that a newborn has TOCH syndrome:
If diagnosed toxoplasmosis
If detected cytomegalovirus
If detected rubella
If detected herpes simplex virus
+ If there is no clear etiological diagnosis
Which way is often the fetus is infected mother’s listeriosis:
+ Blood-placental
When passing through the birth canal
Swallowing amniotic fluid
During feeding
After birth by contact
The incubation period of postnatal CMVI is:
+ 3 to 8 weeks
to 2 weeks
to 3 weeks
From 1 month. up to 3 months
From 3 months. up to 5 months
A pregnant woman is suspected CMVinfection. When a newborn is defined virus in urine, saliva, or secretions from the throat:
+1-2 weeks of life
3 weeks of life
week of life
weeks of life
weeks of life
When the first dose of hepatitis B vaccine administered in infants RK:
+1-2 days
3-4 days
6-7 days
9-10 days
11-12 days
When a second dose of hepatitis B vaccine administered in infants RK:
12 months
month
+2 months
6 months
14 months
When the third dose of hepatitis B vaccine they enter in infants RK: