| 1.
Metastatic Lung Lesions |
Staphylococcus |
| 2.
Pulmonary Alveolar Proteinosis |
Nocardia |
| 3.
Pneumonia with multiple pulmonary calcification |
Cytomegalovirus |
| 4.
Thin walled Cavity with Pus |
Coccidioidomycosis |
| 5.
Fungal ball in Lung cavity |
Aspergillosis |
| 6.
Multiple cavities in lung |
Blastomycosis |
| 7.
Bronchiolitis in Children |
Resp.
Syncytial Virus |
| 8.
CROUP |
Parainfluenza
Virus |
| 9.
Viral Pneumonia Adults Children |
Influenza
Resp. Syncytial Virus |
| 10.
Tropical hemoptysis |
Paragonimus
Westermanii |
| 11.
Bacteremia with enterogenic bacteria in cirrhosis |
E.Coli |
| 12.
Pyelephlebitis |
Mixed
( Predominantly E.Coli) |
| 13.
Peritonitis |
E.Coli |
| 14.
Peritonitis with Odourless sticky fluid |
Pneumococcus |
| |
|
| 15.
Meningitis in a patient with Rhinorrohoea |
Pneumococcus |
| 16.
Meningitis in less than 2 months old |
E.Coli
Beta Hemolytic Streptococci |
| 17.
Meningitis 2 months to 12 years |
H.Influenza |
| 18.
Meningitis after 12 years |
Meningococccus |
| 19.
Para or suburethral gland infection |
Gonococci |
| 20.
Perinephric abscess |
Staphylococcus |
| 21.
Pyelonephritis with stones |
Staphylococcus,
Proteus |
| 22.
Endemic hematuria |
Schistosoma
haemotobium |
| 23.
Infection in burns |
Pseudomonas |
| 24.
Tinea Versicolor |
Malassezia
Fever |
| 25.
Favus |
Tricophyton
Schonleneii |
| 26.
Erysipeloid |
Erysipelothrix
rhusiopathy |
| 27.
Bockhart’s impetigo |
Staphylococcus |
| 28.
Erythema multiforme major |
Mycoplasma |
| 29.
Pemphigus, secondary infection |
Staph.
aureus |
| 30.
Acne |
Corynebacterium
acnes |
| 31.
Scalded skin syndrome |
Staphylococcus |
| 32.
Myocarditis |
Coxsackie
B |
| 33.
Pericarditis |
Viral |
| 34.
Virus causing osteomyelitis |
Smallpox |
| 35.
Herpangina |
Coxsackie |
| 36.
Virus destroying olfactory nerve filaments |
Influenza |
| 37.
Involvement of Chest Wall |
Actinomycosis |
| 38.
Commonest fungus infecting: |
|
| a)
Ear |
Aspergillus
Niger |
| b)
Nose, lung |
Aspergillus
Niger |
| c)
Larynx |
Blastomycosis |
| d)
Mouth |
Candida |
| e)
Pharynx |
Monilia |
| 39.
The only pathogenic yeast |
Crptococcus |
| 40.
Chicleros ulcer |
Leishmania
Mexicana |
| 41.
Espundia |
L.Braziliensis |
| 42.
Uta |
L.Peruana |
| 43.
a) Hand Infection |
Staphylococcus |
| b)
Parotitis |
Staphylococcus |
| c)
Boil |
Staphylococcus |
| d)
Carbuncle |
Staphylococcus |
| 44.
Botryomycosis |
Staph,
aureus |
| 45.
Toxic Shock Syndrome |
Staphylococcus |
| 46.
Soduku |
Spirillum
minus |
| 47.
Herpetiform genital ulcer |
LGV |
| 48.
Scleroma |
Klebsiella.
Rhinoscleromatosis |
| 49.
Commonest STD |
Nongonococcal
urethritis |
| 50.
Endemic Syphilis |
Treponema
pallidum |
| 51.
Sinusitis |
Pneumococcus |
| 52.
Nasal vestibulitis |
Staphylococcus |
| 53.
Myringitis bullosa (Otitis externa hemorrhagica) |
Hemolytic
streptococcus plus virus during influenza epidemic |
| 54.
Malignant Otitis externa |
Pseudomonas
pyocyaneus |
| 55.
Infection after splenectomy |
Pneumococcus
and H.Influenza |
| 56.
Infection in cystic fibrosis |
Staphylococcus |
| 57.
Progressive post operative Bacteria synergistic gangrene |
Microaerophillic,
non hemolytic Streptococci plus staphylococci |
| 58.
Anorectal abscess |
E.Coli
(60%) |
| 59.
Arthritis Infancy Adults |
H.
Influenza Streptococci or Staphylococci |
| 60.
Commonest infective disease |
Common
cold |
| 61.
Spread by reverse peristalsis |
Tapeworm |
| 62.
Spread by auto infection |
Tapeworm
and Enterobiasis |
| 63.
Protozoan transmitted through mother’s milk |
Toxoplasma |
| 64.
Infections in Patients of immuno Suppression |
-
Herpes Simplex
-
Cytomegalo virus
-
Aspergillus
-
Candida
-
Histoplasmosis
-
Phycomyces
-
Pneumocystis Cairnii
|
65.
In
-
Sickle cell anemia
-
Cirrhosis
-
Bartonellosis
-
Malaria
|
Salmonella
infections are common |
| 66.
Virus producing resolution in Asthma, Eczema and remission in Hodgkin’s
diseases and Leukaemia |
Measles |
| 67.
The only helminth causing consistent fever |
Trichinosis |
