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Froggy Jumps Infective CNS Syndromes QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of CNS infections and related conditions. by Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 What is meningitis? a Inflammation of the dura mater only b Inflammation of leptomeninges and subarachnoid space c Infection of brain parenchyma only 2 Which space is primarily involved in meningitis? a Subarachnoid space b Epidural space c Intraventricular space 3 Acute meningitis is usually caused by? a Fungi only b Only parasites c Bacteria (pyogenic) or viruses 4 What characterizes chronic meningitis? a Acute onset within hours b Worsens over weeks (>4 weeks) c Caused only by viruses 5 Encephalitis primarily affects which CNS component? a Spinal cord only b Brain parenchyma c Dura mater 6 AES stands for? a Acute Ependymal Syndrome b Arterial Encephalopathy Syndrome c Acute Encephalitis Syndrome 7 Most AES etiologies are due to which agents? a Viruses b Bacteria c Fungi 8 Which virus is commonly linked to AES surveillance in India? a Hepatitis A virus b Rabies virus c Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) 9 What is a meningoencephalitis example? a Primary amoebic meningoencephalitis b Chronic fungal meningitis c Acute bacterial meningitis 10 Space-occupying CNS lesions include which of the following? a Meningioma (non-infective) b Mild edema c Brain abscess 11 Brain abscess is best diagnosed by which tool? a X-ray b MRI or CT imaging c Ultrasound alone 12 Most brain abscess pathogens in immunocompetent people are? a Fungi only b Voila bacteria only c Streptococci and anaerobes 13 Neurocysticercosis is a cystic parasitic disease of the CNS often referred to as? a Bacterial lesion b Vascular malformation c Cystic parasite disease 14 Which condition is defined as pus between dura and arachnoid mater? a Subdural empyema b Epidural abscess c Intracerebral hemorrhage 15 Epidural abscess is located between which structures? a Subarachnoid space b Arachnoid and pia mater c Dura mater and skull/spine bones 16 CSF shunt infections commonly involve which organisms? a Coagulase-negative staphylococci and S. aureus b Parasites exclusively c E. coli only 17 Infectious myelitis most often caused by which agent type? a Viral b Parasitic c Bacterial 18 What is a hallmark of encephalitis on clinical exam? a Altered mental status b Renal failure c Localized chest pain 19 Meningitis CSF profile in viral etiologies typically shows? a Eosinophilia only b Lymphocytic predominance c Neutrophilic predominance 20 AES surveillance aims to detect causes of AES, especially? a Only bacterial toxins b Only non-infectious causes c JEV and other etiologies 21 Which is NOT a route of CNS infection? a Hematogenous spread b Direct spread from adjacent sites c Transdermal spread from skin without breach 22 What is a common clinical feature of brain abscess? a Sore throat b Peripheral edema c Fever with focal neurological deficit 23 Tuberculoma is associated with which CNS lesion category? a Peripheral neuropathy b Non-infective headache c Space-occupying lesion

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Infective CNS Syndromes QuizOnline version

by Quader Ahmed Jalili

What is meningitis?

Which space is primarily involved in meningitis?

Acute meningitis is usually caused by?

What characterizes chronic meningitis?

Encephalitis primarily affects which CNS component?

AES stands for?

Most AES etiologies are due to which agents?

Which virus is commonly linked to AES surveillance in India?

What is a meningoencephalitis example?

Space-occupying CNS lesions include which of the following?

Brain abscess is best diagnosed by which tool?

Most brain abscess pathogens in immunocompetent people are?

Neurocysticercosis is a cystic parasitic disease of the CNS often referred to as?

Which condition is defined as pus between dura and arachnoid mater?

Epidural abscess is located between which structures?

CSF shunt infections commonly involve which organisms?

Infectious myelitis most often caused by which agent type?

What is a hallmark of encephalitis on clinical exam?

Meningitis CSF profile in viral etiologies typically shows?

AES surveillance aims to detect causes of AES, especially?

Which is NOT a route of CNS infection?

What is a common clinical feature of brain abscess?

Tuberculoma is associated with which CNS lesion category?