Lymphatic Filariasis Master Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Lymphatic Filariasis Master QuizOnline version Test your LF knowledge now. by Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which parasite accounts for >90% of lymphatic filariasis cases worldwide? a Wuchereria bancrofti b Brugia malayi c Brugia timori 2 What is the primary vector for W. bancrofti globally? a Aedes aegypti b Anopheles gambiae c Culex quinquefasciatus 3 Which stage is infective to humans in filarial life cycle? a Filariform larva b Microfilaria c L1 larva 4 Where are microfilariae typically found in bancroftian filariasis patients? a Peripheral blood at night b Saliva c Urine 5 What is the drug of choice for bancroftian filariasis treatment? a Ivermectin b Diethylcarbamazine (DEC) c Albendazole 6 Which test can detect circulating antigens of W. bancrofti? a Blood culture b ELISA for Og4C3/AD12 c CSF analysis 7 Which disease feature is common in chronic filariasis? a Jaundice b Elephantiasis c Rash 8 Which region has the highest LF burden historically? a North America b Southeast Asia c Northern Europe 9 Which parasite is less commonly associated with genital involvement in LF? a Wuchereria bancrofti b Brugia malayi c Brugia timori 10 What is the common manifestation of LF in males? a Hydrocele b Hepatosplenomegaly c Pulmonary edema 11 What is the typical nocturnal periodicity caused by W. bancrofti/Brugia? a Nocturnal peak in peripheral blood b No peak pattern c Diurnal peak 12 Which diagnostic method is useful for post-MDA surveillance? a Bone marrow biopsy b Transmission assessment surveys c Culture cloning 13 What organism causes tropical pulmonary eosinophilia (TPE)? a Viral infection b Hypersensitivity to microfilariae c Bacterial pneumonia 14 Which vector is primarily associated with Brugia malayi in some regions? a Aedes b Mansonia species c Anopheles 15 Which test distinguishes past from present filarial infection? a Gram stain b Molecular PCR real-time testing c Skin biopsy only 16 What is the hallmark pathology of LF in lymphatics? a Liver failure b Renal failure c Lymphatic obstruction and fibrosis 17 Which organ is most affected by hydrocele in LF? a Liver b Kidneys c Tunica vaginalis of testes 18 What is the preventive strategy focusing on vectors called? a Antibiotic stewardship b Cancer screening c Elimination of Lymphatic Filariasis (ELF) 19 Which regimen is the WHO triple therapy IDA? a Ivermectin + DEC + Albendazole b DEC alone c Albendazole + Ivermectin 20 Which ECG/test helps in confirming bancroftian diagnosis via microfilariae? a Urine dipstick b Giemsa-stained thick/thin smear c Blood culture 21 What is a common early symptom cluster in acute filariasis? a Acute adenolymphangitis b Chronic diarrhea c Jaundice 22 Which segment is high risk for LF in India? a Goa only b Tamil Nadu only c Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal 23 Which parasite is rare but causes LF in Timor islands? a Loa loa b Brugia timori c Wuchereria bancrofti 24 What is the characteristic tail of Brugia malayi microfilaria? a Tail tip split b Tail tip pointed, nuclei absent c Tail tip blunt, nuclei extend to tail tip 25 Which macro-therapy component is used for vector control anti-larval? a No chemical control b DDT only c Pyrethrum oil-based products 26 What is the common diagnostic sign on ultrasound for LF? a Filarial dance sign in scrotum b Kidney stones c Gallbladder sludge 27 Which species is the principal nocturnally periodic parasite worldwide? a Loa loa b Brugia malayi c Wuchereria bancrofti 28 Which test is not useful for detecting Brugia infection? a Bm14 ELISA b BmR1 ICT c Og4C3 antigen test 29 Brugia malayi infection is often detected by what in blood? a Urine parasites b Peripheral microfilariae c CSF antigens 30 Which is a common chronic LF complication in women? a Chyluria b Ascites c Hepatomegaly 31 Which vector is less commonly a transmitter for W. bancrofti? a Aedes b Culex c Anopheles 32 Which drug kills microfilariae but not adult worms in LF treatment? a Ivermectin b Diethylcarbamazine c Albendazole 33 What age group is at risk in LF elimination efforts? a Travelers only b Hospitalized patients only c At-risk populations in endemic areas

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Lymphatic Filariasis Master QuizOnline version

by Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which parasite accounts for >90% of lymphatic filariasis cases worldwide?

What is the primary vector for W. bancrofti globally?

Which stage is infective to humans in filarial life cycle?

Where are microfilariae typically found in bancroftian filariasis patients?

What is the drug of choice for bancroftian filariasis treatment?

Which test can detect circulating antigens of W. bancrofti?

Which disease feature is common in chronic filariasis?

Which region has the highest LF burden historically?

Which parasite is less commonly associated with genital involvement in LF?

What is the common manifestation of LF in males?

What is the typical nocturnal periodicity caused by W. bancrofti/Brugia?

Which diagnostic method is useful for post-MDA surveillance?

What organism causes tropical pulmonary eosinophilia (TPE)?

Which vector is primarily associated with Brugia malayi in some regions?

Which test distinguishes past from present filarial infection?

What is the hallmark pathology of LF in lymphatics?

Which organ is most affected by hydrocele in LF?

What is the preventive strategy focusing on vectors called?

Which regimen is the WHO triple therapy IDA?

Which ECG/test helps in confirming bancroftian diagnosis via microfilariae?

What is a common early symptom cluster in acute filariasis?

Which segment is high risk for LF in India?

Which parasite is rare but causes LF in Timor islands?

What is the characteristic tail of Brugia malayi microfilaria?

Which macro-therapy component is used for vector control anti-larval?

What is the common diagnostic sign on ultrasound for LF?

Which species is the principal nocturnally periodic parasite worldwide?

Which test is not useful for detecting Brugia infection?

Brugia malayi infection is often detected by what in blood?

Which is a common chronic LF complication in women?

Which vector is less commonly a transmitter for W. bancrofti?

Which drug kills microfilariae but not adult worms in LF treatment?

What age group is at risk in LF elimination efforts?