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Froggy Jumps Enteric Fever Essentials QuizOnline version Test your typhoid and paratyphoid fever knowledge. by Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which bacteria primarily causes typhoid fever? a Escherichia coli b Salmonella Typhi c Salmonella Paratyphi 2 What is the typical incubation period for enteric fever? a 10-14 days b 30-40 days c 1-2 days 3 What pattern is classically seen in fever during enteric fever? a Continuous fever b Step-ladder remittent fever c Intermittent fever 4 Which organ systems are most affected by typhoid in disseminated infection? a Respiratory tract only b Central nervous system only c Reticuloendothelial system (liver, spleen, bone marrow) 5 Which sample is best in the first week of illness for typhoid diagnosis? a Blood culture b Serology only c Stool culture 6 Which sample becomes more useful in weeks 2-4 of illness? a Stool and urine cultures b Bone marrow culture c CSF culture 7 Which antigen is associated with Vi capsular antigen in S. Typhi? a H antigen b O antigen c Vi antigen 8 Widal test is used to detect antibodies against which organisms? a Salmonella Typhi and Paratyphi b Shigella c Vibrio cholerae 9 Which antibiotic is commonly used for empirical treatment of typhoid today? a Ceftriaxone b Ampicillin c Penicillin 10 Which organism is the common cause of paratyphoid fever? a Salmonella Paratyphi A/B/C b Salmonella Typhimurium c Salmonella Typhi only 11 What is the primary transmission route for typhoidal Salmonella? a Ingestion of contaminated food or water b Animal bites c Direct person-to-person inhalation 12 Which sample is most helpful in suspected carriers detection? a Sputum culture b Stool culture c CSF culture 13 Which vaccine type is the Vi polysaccharide vaccine? a Parenteral b Subcutaneous protein subunit c Oral live attenuated 14 Which vaccine is an oral live attenuated type for typhoid? a Vi polysaccharide vaccine b TAB vaccine c Typhoral Ty2 15 Which population group is typically more at risk for typhoid carriers? a Infants only b Athletes only c Food handlers 16 Which medium is used to isolate S. Typhi from stool? a Blood agar only b MacConkey only c XLD or Wilson-Blair’s medium 17 Which serotype differentiation is used for typhoidal Salmonella? a Serotype Typhimurium vs Enteritidis b Serotype Dublin vs Choleraesuis c Serotype Typhi vs Paratyphi 18 What is a hallmark complication of enteric fever? a Gastrointestinal bleeding or perforation b Pulmonary embolism c Myocardial infarction 19 Which antigen is used in serotype confirmation after culture? a O antigen serotyping b K antigen c Vi antigen only 20 Which organism is a non-typhoidal cause of gastroenteritis? a Salmonella Typhi only b Salmonella enterica (non-typhi serotypes) c Shigella solely 21 Which sample is least likely to be positive in early typhoid if on antibiotics? a Bone marrow culture b Blood culture c Duodenal aspirate culture 22 Which factor increases risk of typhoid transmission? a High salt intake b Poor sanitation and contaminated water c Excessive sun exposure 23 Which test can detect anti-Salmonella antibodies by ELISA? a Antigen detection ELISA b Culture only c Gram stain 24 What is the role of gallbladder in chronic carriage of S. Typhi? a Promotes active clearance b Biofilm formation on gallstones promotes carriage c Prevents carriage 25 Which age group is more affected by typhoid in some areas? a Elderly only b Infants only c Children and adolescents 26 What is the recommended action after identifying a carrier? a Surgery immediately b Treat with antibiotics and follow stool/urine cultures c Ignore; carriers are harmless 27 Which bacterium is associated with rose spots in enteric fever? a S. Dublin b S. Typhimurium c S. Typhi 28 Which characteristic best describes Vi antigen? a Capsular, not universal in all serotypes b Highly immunogenic c Present in all Salmonella 29 What is a key goal in public health control of enteric fever? a Sanitation and clean water supply b Hospital isolation only c Antibiotic prophylaxis for all 30 Which antibiotic resistance is common in MDR S. Typhi? a Chloramphenicol, ampicillin, cotrimoxazole b Tetracycline only c Vancomycin, linezolid 31 Which diagnostic method offers rapid detection of Salmonella serotype? a Slide agglutination with O antisera b Culture without serotyping c Gram stain only 32 Which specimen is least useful in the first week of typhoid fever? a Blood culture b Bone marrow culture c Stool culture 33 Which population should receive typhoid vaccination per guidelines? a Only healthcare workers b Travelers to endemic areas c All newborns automatically

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Enteric Fever Essentials QuizOnline version

by Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which bacteria primarily causes typhoid fever?

What is the typical incubation period for enteric fever?

What pattern is classically seen in fever during enteric fever?

Which organ systems are most affected by typhoid in disseminated infection?

Which sample is best in the first week of illness for typhoid diagnosis?

Which sample becomes more useful in weeks 2-4 of illness?

Which antigen is associated with Vi capsular antigen in S. Typhi?

Widal test is used to detect antibodies against which organisms?

Which antibiotic is commonly used for empirical treatment of typhoid today?

Which organism is the common cause of paratyphoid fever?

What is the primary transmission route for typhoidal Salmonella?

Which sample is most helpful in suspected carriers detection?

Which vaccine type is the Vi polysaccharide vaccine?

Which vaccine is an oral live attenuated type for typhoid?

Which population group is typically more at risk for typhoid carriers?

Which medium is used to isolate S. Typhi from stool?

Which serotype differentiation is used for typhoidal Salmonella?

What is a hallmark complication of enteric fever?

Which antigen is used in serotype confirmation after culture?

Which organism is a non-typhoidal cause of gastroenteritis?

Which sample is least likely to be positive in early typhoid if on antibiotics?

Which factor increases risk of typhoid transmission?

Which test can detect anti-Salmonella antibodies by ELISA?

What is the role of gallbladder in chronic carriage of S. Typhi?

Which age group is more affected by typhoid in some areas?

What is the recommended action after identifying a carrier?

Which bacterium is associated with rose spots in enteric fever?

Which characteristic best describes Vi antigen?

What is a key goal in public health control of enteric fever?

Which antibiotic resistance is common in MDR S. Typhi?

Which diagnostic method offers rapid detection of Salmonella serotype?

Which specimen is least useful in the first week of typhoid fever?

Which population should receive typhoid vaccination per guidelines?