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Tuberculosis Essentials Quiz


Tuberculosis Essentials QuizVersion en ligne TB basics for learners par CAMILO SEBASTIAN MARTINEZ QUINATOA 1 What is the principal causative agent of tuberculosis? a Mycobacterium tuberculosis (bacillus of Koch) b Mycobacterium avium c Corynebacterium diphtheriae d Mycobacterium leprae 2 What staining characteristic defines the Koch bacillus? a Acid-fast bacillus (BAAR) b Gram-negative c Spore-forming bacterium d Gram-positive 3 How is tuberculosis primarily transmitted? a Sexual contact b Airborne via respiratory droplets (Flügge droplets) c Waterborne transmission d Vector-borne spread 4 What percent of TB cases are pulmonary (TBP) form? a About 80% b 90% c 65% d 50% 5 Which extrapulmonary TB form is most frequent? a Genitourinary TB b Pleural TB c Meningeal TB d Glandular TB 6 TB of the spine is known as what? a Ghon syndrome b Löfgren syndrome c Mal de Pott (Pott’s disease) d Koch disease 7 Which extrapulmonary TB form is most severe and deadly? a Glandular TB b Pleural TB c Miliary TB d Meningeal TB 8 How does Mycobacterium tuberculosis avoid intracellular destruction? a Produces toxins b Forms spores c Resists phagocytosis with capsule d Inhibits phagosome-lysosome fusion 9 What term describes spread of bacilli to hilary lymph nodes with the initial focus? a Necrosis caseosa b Cavernous TB c Granuloma tuberculosum d Complejo de Ghon (Ghon complex) 10 When is the adaptive immune response typically forming granulomas after TB infection? a Weeks 9–12 b Weeks 3–8 c Days 1–2 d Weeks 20–24 Feedback 1 Koch’s bacillus is the agent that causes TB. Evidence: Mycobacterium tuberculosis (bacillus de Koch). 2 The TB bacillus is acid-fast (BAAR) due to mycolic acids in its cell wall. 3 TB spreads through airborne droplets expelled by coughing or sneezing (Flügge droplets). 4 Pulmonary TB accounts for roughly 80% of TB cases. 5 Pleural TB is the most common extrapulmonary presentation. 6 TB involvement of the spine is classically called Mal de Pott. 7 Meningeal TB is the most grave and deadly extrapulmonary form. 8 The bacillus blocks phagosome-lysosome fusion to survive inside macrophages. 9 The Ghon complex is the initial lesion with nodal involvement. 10 Granuloma formation by T cells typically occurs around weeks 3–8.

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Tuberculosis Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par CAMILO SEBASTIAN MARTINEZ QUINATOA

What is the principal causative agent of tuberculosis?

What staining characteristic defines the Koch bacillus?

How is tuberculosis primarily transmitted?

What percent of TB cases are pulmonary (TBP) form?

Which extrapulmonary TB form is most frequent?

TB of the spine is known as what?

Which extrapulmonary TB form is most severe and deadly?

How does Mycobacterium tuberculosis avoid intracellular destruction?

What term describes spread of bacilli to hilary lymph nodes with the initial focus?

When is the adaptive immune response typically forming granulomas after TB infection?

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