Pertussis Essentials Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Pertussis Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Test your pertussis knowledge. par Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which bacterium causes whooping cough in children? a Bordetella pertussis b Streptococcus pneumoniae c Haemophilus influenzae 2 What is the most important virulence factor of B. pertussis? a Dermonecrotic toxin b Tracheal cytotoxin c Pertussis toxin 3 Which toxin activates adenylyl cyclase in pertussis? a Dermonecrotic toxin b Adenylate cyclase toxin c Pertussis toxin 4 Which structure helps B. pertussis attach to respiratory epithelium? a Filamentous hemagglutinin (FHA) b Lipopolysaccharide c Capsule polysaccharide 5 What is the incubation period for pertussis? a 1–2 days b 14–21 days c 7–10 days 6 Most infectious stage of pertussis is the: a Convalescent stage b Catarrhal stage c Paroxysmal stage 7 What characterizes the paroxysmal phase? a Whooping cough with post-tussive vomiting b Sore throat with fever c Mild coughing only 8 During which stage are paroxysms most frequent at night? a Paroxysmal phase b Catarrhal phase c Convalescent stage 9 Which vaccine type is often used for older children? a Whole-cell only vaccine b Live attenuated vaccine c Acellular pertussis vaccine (DaPT) 10 Which medium shows mercury-drop colonies for B. pertussis? a MacConkey agar b Blood agar c Regan-Lowe agar 11 Which medium is used to culture Bordetella pertussis? a Regan-Lowe agar b Chocolate agar c Blood agar 12 A hallmark lab finding in young pertussis patients is: a Neutropenia b Eosinophilia c Lymphocytosis 13 Which test detects PT promoter region genes? a KOH mount b PCR c Gram stain 14 Which organism is primarily responsible for whooping cough? a Bordetella pertussis b Bordetella parapertussis c Streptococcus pyogenes 15 First-line antibiotics for pertussis are: a Beta-lactams b Aminoglycosides c Macrolides 16 Chemoprophylaxis for household contacts commonly uses: a Erythromycin b Tetracycline c Fluoroquinolone 17 Which vaccine component is combined in the acellular vaccine? a Pertussis toxoid b Capsular polysaccharide c Whole bacteria 18 The toxin-mediated nature of pertussis explains: a Antibiotics cure toxin immediately b Antibiotics are less useful once established c Vaccines are unnecessary 19 Classic clinical feature includes prolonged coughing with: a Pneumonia only b Productive cough without sound c Whoop on inspiration 20 Which age group is most vulnerable to pertussis complications? a Adults b Infants c Adolescents 21 Is B. pertussis exclusively human? a Yes, exclusively human b Only in some species c No, animals involved 22 Which differential includes Mycoplasma pneumoniae? a Gastroenteritis panel b Urinary tract pathogens c Pertussis differential diagnosis 23 Paroxysms may worsen by: a Cold drink b Sunlight c Noise or eating 24 Which culture colony is characteristic for pertussis? a Mercury drop appearance b Beta-hemolysis c Mucoid colonies 25 Which stage ends with gradual coughing improvement? a Catarrhal stage b Paroxysmal stage c Convalescent stage 26 Which diagnostic method is used for IS481 detection? a PCR b Gram stain c Culture only 27 Pertussis vaccination is part of which program? a National immunization programme (DPT) b No program c Routine adult boosters 28 What is the name of the toxin resembling cholera toxin in mechanism? a Pertussis toxin b Filamentous hemagglutinin c Dermonecrotic toxin 29 Which pathogens are listed as differential diagnoses? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Chlamydophila pneumoniae, Adenovirus b Salmonella, E. coli, Shigella c Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pyogenes, Listeria 30 Vaccines for pertussis reduce which disease burden? a Cost only b Incidence and severity c No effect

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Pertussis Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which bacterium causes whooping cough in children?

What is the most important virulence factor of B. pertussis?

Which toxin activates adenylyl cyclase in pertussis?

Which structure helps B. pertussis attach to respiratory epithelium?

What is the incubation period for pertussis?

Most infectious stage of pertussis is the:

What characterizes the paroxysmal phase?

During which stage are paroxysms most frequent at night?

Which vaccine type is often used for older children?

Which medium shows mercury-drop colonies for B. pertussis?

Which medium is used to culture Bordetella pertussis?

A hallmark lab finding in young pertussis patients is:

Which test detects PT promoter region genes?

Which organism is primarily responsible for whooping cough?

First-line antibiotics for pertussis are:

Chemoprophylaxis for household contacts commonly uses:

Which vaccine component is combined in the acellular vaccine?

The toxin-mediated nature of pertussis explains:

Classic clinical feature includes prolonged coughing with:

Which age group is most vulnerable to pertussis complications?

Is B. pertussis exclusively human?

Which differential includes Mycoplasma pneumoniae?

Paroxysms may worsen by:

Which culture colony is characteristic for pertussis?

Which stage ends with gradual coughing improvement?

Which diagnostic method is used for IS481 detection?

Pertussis vaccination is part of which program?

What is the name of the toxin resembling cholera toxin in mechanism?

Which pathogens are listed as differential diagnoses?

Vaccines for pertussis reduce which disease burden?