STEEPLECHASE
• Identify
• Genome
• Family
• Which other member is in the
family
• Give 2 public health importance
of infection by this organism
• List 2 control measures
• List the five subtypes
• Identify
• Label the parts
• List three clinical significance
• Describe and name
• Genome
• Family
• List other members of the family
• List 4 neoplasms associated
• What is the diagnosis
• Aetiology and Family
• Vector
• List 3 modes of transmission
• List 3 ways of prevention
• When was the last major
outbreak
• What is the diagnosis
• Viral family
• Other member of the family
• Genome
• Diagnosis
• Aetiology
• List 3 complications
• List 3 treatment modalities
• How do you prevent?
• What is the diagnosis
• Causative agent
• Genome
• Family
• Name the two Vaccines
• Describe and identify the
organism
• What is the genome
• Family
• List two control measures
• What is the diagnosis
• Aetiology
• List 4 modalities of treatment
• List 2 preventive measures you
know
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A B C D
GIVE ONE OTHER ALTERNATIVE FOR A, C AND D
I. LIST THREE ADVANTAGES OF THIS SYSTEM OVER
CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM
II. MENTION ONE DISADVANTAGE OF THE SYSTEM
I. IDENTIFY THE CONDITIONS IN A AND
B
II. MENTION THE CAUSATIVE AGENT
III. NAME TWO DRUGS FOR TREATMENT
I. IDENTIFY THE CLINICAL CONDITION
II. NAME THE AETIOLOGIC AGENT
III. MENTION TWO DRUGS FOR TREATMENT
THIS SLIDE WAS PREPARED FROM A CSF SAMPLE
I. NAME THE LIKELY STAIN USED
II. MENTION TWO SPECIES OF THE ORGANISM
III. LIST TWO DRUGS TO BE USED IN TREATMENT
I. GIVE THE TYPICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COLONIES
II. LIST THREE CONSTITUENTS OF THE MEDIUM
III. MENTION TWO SECOND LINE DRUGS USED IN
TREATMENT
• Identify the micrograph
• Name four species of this
organism that can be found in
the sputum
• List three culture media that
could be used for the organism
• What is the diagnosis?
• Which organism is implicated in
the disease?
• What is the mode of
transmission?
• How do you treat the patient?
• Name two complications
• How do you prevent the
disease?
• Identify the micrograph
• In what disease condition is this
found?
• Name this condition
• How will it appear with Gram
staining?
• Which culture media is
commonly used for its isolation
• Name one laboratory test for the
confirmation of the organism
• List four predisposing factors
• What is the diagnosis?
• Which organism is implicated?
• What is the mode of
transmission?
• What is the treatment of choice
• Name one complication of the
disease
• What is the diagnosis
• List the three causative agents
• Name the vector of the
causative agents
• What is the diagnosis?
• Describe the what you see
• List three possible causative
agents
• What are the treatment
modalities?
• What is the diagnosis?
• Describe the slide
• List two causative agents
• List two predisposing factors
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A B C D
• Identify the biochemical test
medium
• Mention one organism that gives
each of the reactions A,B,C and
D
42
• Identify
• Mention two viral diseases
transmitted by the vector
• Name two control measures
44
• Identify
• Mention four Viral diseases
transmitted by the vector
• Name two control measures
• What is the diagnosis?
• Name the causative agent
• What is the genome?
• A member of which family is the
agent
• Name three diagnostic methods
• Identify
• Mention one medical
importance
• Name one Clinical syndrome
associated
• Identify
• Which virus does it transmit?
• Mention two complications
• What is the diagnosis?
• Name the virus implicated
• What is the genome?
• Which viral family does it
belong?
• Identify the organism
• Identify
• In which disease condition is it
seen
• What is the causative agent of
the disease?
• Mention 4 drugs that can be
used for treatment
• Identify
• Name two drugs for treatment