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Infectious Diseases: Clinical Vignettes MCQs

Waraq Clinical Review: Infectious Diseases · USMLE - Step III · 12 practice questions

1. A child with fever, cough, conjunctivitis and Koplik spots has:

  1. AChickenpox
  2. BMeasles
  3. CMumps
  4. DRubella
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B. Measles It is spread by respiratory droplets.

2. The mainstay of treatment for cholera is:

  1. AAntidiarrhoeals
  2. BAntibiotics only
  3. CRehydration with ORS or intravenous fluids
  4. DFasting
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C. Rehydration with ORS or intravenous fluids Fluid replacement saves lives.

3. Empirical treatment of bacterial meningitis in an adult includes:

  1. ACeftriaxone and dexamethasone
  2. BOral amoxicillin
  3. CMetronidazole
  4. DGentamicin alone
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A. Ceftriaxone and dexamethasone Add vancomycin or ampicillin in special groups.

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