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Froggy Jumps CNS Parasitic & Fungal Infections QuizOnline version Test your CNS infection knowledge. by Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which parasite causes African sleeping sickness? a Trypanosoma brucei b Plasmodium falciparum c Toxoplasma gondii 2 What is the transmission vector for African sleeping sickness? a Sandfly b Tsetse fly c Mosquito 3 Which organ system is primarily affected in cerebral malaria? a Brain b Liver c Kidney 4 PfEMP-1–mediated sequestration in brain vessels is associated with which disease? a Cryptococcal meningitis b Cysticercosis c Cerebral malaria 5 Neurocysticercosis is caused by the larval stage of which tapeworm? a Taenia saginata b Taenia solium c Echinococcus granulosus 6 What is the common clinical feature of neurocysticercosis? a Fever only b Headache only c Seizures 7 Which cells are targeted by toxoplasma encephalitis in AIDS patients? a Primary brain tumor b Necrotizing encephalitis due to parasite invasion c Cerebral hemorrhage from vascular rupture 8 Toxoplasma gondii oocysts are excreted by which host? a Cats b Dogs c Cows 9 Which form is the infective stage of Toxoplasma gondii for cats? a Tachyzoites b Sporulated oocysts c Tissue cysts 10 What is the hallmark of cryptoccocal meningitis in HIV patients? a Chronic meningitis b Acute bacterial meningitis c Spinal abscess 11 The capsule of Cryptococcus contributes to its virulence by doing what? a Enhancing phagocytosis b Directly lysing neurons c Antiphagocytosis 12 Which drug is a first-line induction for cryptococcal meningitis with CNS involvement? a Amphotericin B + flucytosine b Fluconazole monotherapy c Itraconazole + terbinafine 13 Granulomatous amoebic encephalitis (GAE) is commonly caused by which genus? a Acanthamoeba b Naegleria c Entamoeba 14 Naegleria fowleri infection classically presents as what? a Viral encephalitis b Primary amoebic meningoencephalitis c Bacterial meningitis 15 Which amoeba is associated with corneal ulcers in contact lens users? a Balamuthia b Naegleria c Acanthamoeba 16 Balamuthia mandrillaris is linked with which CNS condition? a Granulomatous amoebic encephalitis b Viral encephalitis c Glioblastoma 17 Cysticercosis is diagnosed by detecting which features on imaging? a Non-enhancing gliotic scars b Ring-enhancing lesions with scolex c Calcified nodules only 18 Which diagnostic method confirms neurocysticercosis activity? a Blood culture alone b CSF culture alone c Del Brutto criteria apply to imaging/immunology 19 Which organism causes cerebral malaria in humans? a Plasmodium vivax b Plasmodium falciparum c Plasmodium ovale 20 In cryptococcosis, what skin manifestation may occur besides meningitis? a Osteolytic bone lesions b Skin tags c Petechiae 21 Which CT/MRI finding helps distinguish NCC extraparenchymal cysts? a Isolated parenchymal calcifications b Ventricular cisternal involvement c Unilateral temporal lobe edema 22 Which antigen is often detected in cryptococcal antigen testing? a Capsular polysaccharide b Capsular protein c Cell wall mannan 23 What is a common presenting feature of toxoplasma encephalitis in HIV? a Asymptomatic b Altered mental status c Focal motor deficit only 24 Transmission route for Strongyloides hyperinfection affecting CNS is often via? a Autoinfection with larvae b Inhalation of spores c Direct contact only 25 Which CNS infection is primarily diagnosed via CSF trophozoites on wet mount? a Taenia solium cysticercosis b Angiostrongylus infection c Acanthamoeba GAE 26 Which organism is associated with racemose cysticercosis in NCC? a Echinococcus granulosus cysts b Taenia saginata larval forms c Cysticercus cellulosae variants 27 Free-living amoebae causing CNS disease include Naegleria, Acanthamoeba, and which other genus? a Entamoeba b Sappinia c Balamuthia

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CNS Parasitic & Fungal Infections QuizOnline version

by Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which parasite causes African sleeping sickness?

What is the transmission vector for African sleeping sickness?

Which organ system is primarily affected in cerebral malaria?

PfEMP-1–mediated sequestration in brain vessels is associated with which disease?

Neurocysticercosis is caused by the larval stage of which tapeworm?

What is the common clinical feature of neurocysticercosis?

Which cells are targeted by toxoplasma encephalitis in AIDS patients?

Toxoplasma gondii oocysts are excreted by which host?

Which form is the infective stage of Toxoplasma gondii for cats?

What is the hallmark of cryptoccocal meningitis in HIV patients?

The capsule of Cryptococcus contributes to its virulence by doing what?

Which drug is a first-line induction for cryptococcal meningitis with CNS involvement?

Granulomatous amoebic encephalitis (GAE) is commonly caused by which genus?

Naegleria fowleri infection classically presents as what?

Which amoeba is associated with corneal ulcers in contact lens users?

Balamuthia mandrillaris is linked with which CNS condition?

Cysticercosis is diagnosed by detecting which features on imaging?

Which diagnostic method confirms neurocysticercosis activity?

Which organism causes cerebral malaria in humans?

In cryptococcosis, what skin manifestation may occur besides meningitis?

Which CT/MRI finding helps distinguish NCC extraparenchymal cysts?

Which antigen is often detected in cryptococcal antigen testing?

What is a common presenting feature of toxoplasma encephalitis in HIV?

Transmission route for Strongyloides hyperinfection affecting CNS is often via?

Which CNS infection is primarily diagnosed via CSF trophozoites on wet mount?

Which organism is associated with racemose cysticercosis in NCC?

Free-living amoebae causing CNS disease include Naegleria, Acanthamoeba, and which other genus?