Questions for 2nd module

Patient of 40 years old has got anabrosis month ago on oral mucosa and bulla on the sternum skin, which were transformed into anabrosis fast. He used antibiotics during two weeks but there was no mend. Unbiased: the bright round-shaped anabrosis of 2-3 cm in diameter and several soft bullae on oral mucosa and on the sternum. At drawing by patient of edge of tegmentum the lamination of epidermis is observed.

a)   Which disease corresponds to the clinical presentation being described above:

Patient of 52 years old consulted a doctor concerning the eruptions on face and extremities and strong pruritus in dedicated areas. On examination: numerous of bulla on skin of jowls, metope, antibrachium, inguinal and axillary folds on extremely reddened background sized from usual grain to pea. There are grouped papulovesicles observed.

a)        Which disease corresponds to the clinical presentation being described above:

Leading pathological process of pemphigus is:

Nikolsky's sign means that:

What symptom has special diagnostic consideration at pemphigus vera:

Typical location of rashes at pemphigus vulgaris is:

The most important thing for confirmation of pemphigus vera diagnosis is:

There are following types of pemphigus vera separated:

A pregnant woman with a pregnancy of 20 weeks consulted obstetrician- gynecologist. At examination she was diagnosed with gonorrhea.

a)  What should be the medical tactics in this case:

Which pathogen causes gonorrhea?

What is the average incubation period in case of gonorrhea infection?

What method of staining is used for microscopic diagnosis of gonorrhea?

White stria form symmetric lesions in the buccal mucosa and pruritic papules are characterized

Complication of hard chancre is:

Ivermectin is indicated in the treatment of: