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
Is it necessary to examine a pregnant for the presence of herpes virus:
No, because the results do not affect the tactics of
Requires pregnant while taking on record
Requires up to 2 weeks before giving birth
Requires the third trimester of pregnancy
Required if a pregnant woman appeared clinical manifestations of infection
In which cases is there high risk neonatal herpes infection:
The primary infection of the mother before delivery (up to 2 weeks before delivery)
Recurrent infection during pregnancy
The carrier of the herpes virus
The primary infection of the future father of the baby, when the mother is pregnant
The primary infection of the mother at any stage of pregnancy
When does during herpes infection raise the question of operative delivery (because the risk of infection a child is 30-50 %) (order of Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan № 239 of 07.04.10.):
The primary infection of the mother at any stage of the pregnancy
The primary infection of the mother in 2 weeks before labor
The primary infection of the mother in 3d trimester of the pregnancy
The primary infection of the mother in 3d trimester of the pregnancy
Recurrence of the disease in any stage of the pregnancy
What medicine is used to treat severe forms of herpes in the pregnancy:
Licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra)
Garlic
Acyclovir
Olive Leaf Extract
Ehinoceya
One month old baby has the body temperature 40, the sharp pain in the mouth, salivation, mucous of gums and cheeks hyperemized, bubble elements. Your diagnosis is:
