Congenital TORCH Infections Quiz Quest

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Froggy Jumps Congenital TORCH Infections Quiz QuestOnline version Test your knowledge of congenital infections and TORCH by Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which organism is the most common cause of congenital toxoplasmosis? a Varicella-zoster virus b Cytomegalovirus c Toxoplasma gondii 2 Classical triad of congenital toxoplasmosis includes chorioretinitis, hydrocephalus, and ? a Hepatosplenomegaly b Jaundice c Intracranial calcifications 3 Which congenital infection is primarily transmitted transplacentally and can cause sensorineural deafness? a HSV b Cytomegalovirus (CMV) c Zika virus 4 Which antibody in neonates is diagnostic for congenital rubella infection when present? a IgM b IgG c IgA 5 Which vaccine strategy is emphasized to prevent Congenital Rubella Syndrome? a Use antiviral drugs during pregnancy b Vaccinate girls of reproductive age c Vaccinate newborns only 6 Neonatal herpes is most commonly transmitted during which period? a In utero b During birth from the maternal genital tract c Postnatal via breastfeeding 7 Which TORCH agent is associated with blueberry muffin syndrome as a congenital finding? a Zika b Cytomegalovirus c Toxoplasmosis 8 Which congenital infection is commonly screened via amniotic fluid PCR for prenatal diagnosis? a Toxoplasmosis b Rubella c CMV 9 Congenital rubella can cause which late sequelae in exposed children? a Hutchinson’s teeth b Hepatosplenomegaly c Microphthalmia 10 Which organism causes congenital infection with a risk of miscarriage and growth restriction in malaria-prone areas? a Toxoplasma gondii b CMV c Plasmodium falciparum 11 Which TORCH infection is primarily associated with chorioretinitis and hydrocephalus? a Rubella b Toxoplasmosis c Zika 12 Which antiviral is commonly used to treat CMV infections in neonates? a Acyclovir b Ganciclovir c Ribavirin 13 Which method is used for postnatal diagnosis of congenital CMV? a IgG serology only b PCR on saliva or urine c Chest X-ray 14 Which TORCH infection is strongly linked to sensorineural deafness and ocular abnormalities? a CMV b Zika c Toxoplasmosis 15 Which congenital infection is prevented by universal immunization programs in some regions? a CMV b Toxoplasmosis c Rubella 16 What is the primary vector for Zika virus transmission? a Anopheles mosquito b Aedes aegypti mosquito c Culex mosquito 17 Zika congenital syndrome is associated with which major outcome? a Macrosomia b Hydrocephalus c Microcephaly 18 Which lab test is crucial for early Zika diagnosis in blood? a Blood culture b RT-PCR for viral RNA c IgG ELISA 19 Which congenital infection presents with interstitial keratitis and dental anomalies in later life? a Rubella b Congenital syphilis c CMV 20 Which agent is included in the TORCH acronym as ‘T’? a Trichinella b Toxoplasma gondii c Typhoid 21 Which congenital infection can be transmitted via breast milk postnatally? a CMV b Toxoplasma c Zika 22 Which infection is prevented by antiviral prophylaxis in transplant recipients? a CMV b HBV c HSV 23 Which congenital infection can cause a ‘blueberry muffin’ rash? a HIV b CMV c Rubella 24 Which organism is commonly associated with congenital rubella syndrome? a Rubella virus b Hepatitis B virus c Rhinovirus

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Congenital TORCH Infections Quiz QuestOnline version

by Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which organism is the most common cause of congenital toxoplasmosis?

Classical triad of congenital toxoplasmosis includes chorioretinitis, hydrocephalus, and ?

Which congenital infection is primarily transmitted transplacentally and can cause sensorineural deafness?

Which antibody in neonates is diagnostic for congenital rubella infection when present?

Which vaccine strategy is emphasized to prevent Congenital Rubella Syndrome?

Neonatal herpes is most commonly transmitted during which period?

Which TORCH agent is associated with blueberry muffin syndrome as a congenital finding?

Which congenital infection is commonly screened via amniotic fluid PCR for prenatal diagnosis?

Congenital rubella can cause which late sequelae in exposed children?

Which organism causes congenital infection with a risk of miscarriage and growth restriction in malaria-prone areas?

Which TORCH infection is primarily associated with chorioretinitis and hydrocephalus?

Which antiviral is commonly used to treat CMV infections in neonates?

Which method is used for postnatal diagnosis of congenital CMV?

Which TORCH infection is strongly linked to sensorineural deafness and ocular abnormalities?

Which congenital infection is prevented by universal immunization programs in some regions?

What is the primary vector for Zika virus transmission?

Zika congenital syndrome is associated with which major outcome?

Which lab test is crucial for early Zika diagnosis in blood?

Which congenital infection presents with interstitial keratitis and dental anomalies in later life?

Which agent is included in the TORCH acronym as ‘T’?

Which congenital infection can be transmitted via breast milk postnatally?

Which infection is prevented by antiviral prophylaxis in transplant recipients?

Which congenital infection can cause a ‘blueberry muffin’ rash?

Which organism is commonly associated with congenital rubella syndrome?