F1 PRESS F1 FOR GUIDEANCE

Neisseria, Syphilis & Chlamydia Neisseria3 Station 1: Gram stain of Neisseria4 Station 2: Gram stain of Neisseria (with pus)5 Station 3: Media for Neisseria gonorrhea6 Station 4: Media for Neisseria Meningitides 7 Station 5: CSF specimen of N.Meningitides 8 Syphilis9 Station 6: V.D.R.L test (positive)10 Station 7: V.D.R.L test (negative)11 Station 8: T.P.H.A test 12 Chlamydia 13 Station 9: Collection of specimen14 Station 10: Treatment and diseases 15

Station 1

Pus cells Extra cellular Intra cellular Station 2

Station 3

Station 4

Indicates the presence of Neisseria meningitides Indicates the bad quality of specimen “presence of blood” Or the presence of other bacteria Station 5

Station 6

Station 7

1/80 1/80 1/80 1/1280 SYPHILIS  Treponema pallidum haemagglutination test (T.P.H.A) 1st patient has an acute infection because the titer increased more than 4 folds “1280/80 = 16”. 2nd patient is either treated or not affected because the titer is not changed. Station 8

Station 9

Station 10 Nesseria Infection:- 1- Meningitis (CSF specimen) “associated with Hajj” 2- Gonorrhea (urethral discharge) Treatment:- “Penicillin” Vaccination:- Present by lipopolysaccharide (protection for three years) Treponema pallidum Infection:- Syphilis (appearance of chancre) Treatment:- “Penicillin” 8-10 days Chlamydia Infection:- 1- Trachoma 2- non-specific urethritis, cervicitis 3- infant pneumonia 4- bird fancier’s disease (asthma) Treatment:- “Tetracyclin” 2-3 weeks

دعواتكم يا شباب الرجاء من كل من يجد خطأ أو ملاحظة إعلامي بذلك. و بالتوفيق في الاختبارات.