If the patient is ill with glomerulonephritis, pregnancy will be possibled after:

Year

2-3 years

+ 3-5 years

6-7 years

8-9 years

Герпетическая генитальная инфекция. Цитомегаловирусная инфекция.

Алгоритм диагностики, тактика ведения беременных. Герпес

The herpes simplex virus can infect women’s’:

+ Vagina, vulva, urethra, cervix, rectum

Vagina, cervix, rectum, vulva

Vulva, urethra, rectum

Vulva, cervix, urethra

Rectum, vulva, vagina

The disease is caused by the herpes simplex virus, often occurs :

Acutely

Subacute

+ Asymptomatic

In a chronic form

As a recurrent infection in vulva

The risk of neonatal herpes in the world today is:

Low

Insignificant

High

+ Very high

No risk

An important role in a viremia with herpes belongs (А.Ф. Пухнер, В.И. Козлова, 2010):

+ Red blood cells and white blood cells

Lymphocytes and leucocytes

Platelets and leucocytes

Monocytes and neutrophils

Eozinofilly

The role of red blood cells in chronic herpes infection is (А.Ф. Пухнер, В.И. Козлова, 2010):

They are a temporary carrier of the virus

In the red blood cells the virus replicates

They inactivate the virus

+ Provides constant of virus

The virus prolongs the life of red blood cells

The role of leucocytes in chronic herpes infection is:

+ They fix, but do not inactivate the herpes virus

They inactivate herpes virus

They lyse the herpes virus

They phagocytose virus and reproduce them

They rapidly are destroyed by virus

How the smear does look like in herpetic infection:

Are identified the mast cells

Are identified the "key cells"

Are identified the "naked" nucleus

Are identified the small cells with altered nuclei

+ Are revealed giant cells with intranuclear inclusions

The "Gold standard" for diagnosis of herpes virus is:

+ Virus isolation in cell culture

Infection of chick embryo

PCR

ELISA

Cytological research of smear

Herpes simplex virus type II infects:

+ Mucosae of the urogenital tract

Mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract

The eyes

Bronchial mucosa

Vascular endothelium

Herpes simplex virus type II are often transferred by:

Air - borne

+ Sexual transmission

The contact (through kissing, toys, household items)

The vertical path (of organs located below the upper)

Postnatally (after labor)

Herpes simplex virus type I most often affects:

Vascular endothelium

Mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract

+ Skin and eye mucosa, lips, nose,

Bronchial mucosa

Mucosae of the urogenital tract

The incubation period of herpes simplex virus is the average:

2-3 days

+ 2-14 days

14-21 days

14-30 days

From 1 t3 months

Herpes simplex virus type II can be isolated from patient ‘s:

+ content of vesicles, vaginal secretions, semen

contents of vesicles, saliva

tears, saliva

bronchial washings, the contents of the vesicles. saliva

contents of vesicles

The prevalence of carriers of the herpes virus in Kazakhstan:

High

+ Very High

Low

Very low

Average