传染病总论（Infectious diseases）.doc

传染病总论（Infectious diseases） A. Choice question Type A1 problem 1. Whether or not a pathogen invades a human body can cause disease: A. Protective immunity of organism B. Invasive pathways and specific localization of pathogens C. Virulence and quantity of pathogens D. The natural barrier function of organism E. The pathogenicity of pathogens and the immune function of organism 2. Pathogens invade the human body, parasitic in certain parts of the body, the bodys immune function to localize pathogens, but not enough to remove pathogens, when the immune function of the standby body is decreased, only to cause disease. Such manifestations are: A. Opportunistic infections, B. Latent infection, C. Latent infection, D. Dominant infection, E. Pathogen carrying status 3. When the pathogen invades the human body, it only causes a specific immune response in the organism without causing or causing minor tissue damage, and no symptoms are observed in the clinic. Signs and biochemical changes can only be detected by immunological examination. This situation belongs to: A. The pathogen is cleared of B. Latent infection, C. Dominant infection, D. Pathogen carrying status E. Latent infection 4. Pathogens invade the body and cause the immune response of the organism. At the same time, through the role of the pathogen itself or the allergic reaction of the organism, it leads to tissue damage and leads to pathological changes and clinical manifestations: A. Latent infection, B. Dominant infection, C. Repeat infection D. Latent E. Opportunistic infection 5. An immunological examination used in the early diagnosis of certain infectious diseases; primarily in the determination of serum: A. IgGB. IgAC. IgMD. IgDE. IgE 6. The basic condition of the epidemic process is that: A. Patient carrier. Infected animals, B. Peripheral. Regional. Seasonal C. Emission。 Popular。 Epidemic outbreak D. Source of infection. Route of transmission. Susceptible population, E. Natural factors. social factors 7.