352- Flashcards

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1
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  1. Poisons of alloman group:
    a)mycotoxines; b) inductors; c) phytotoxins; d) zootoxines.
A

a)mycotoxines; c) phytotoxins; d) zootoxines.

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  1. Poisons micromycetes:
    a)Paxillus involutus; b) aspergilus; c) fuzarium; d) claviceps.
A

b) aspergilus; c) fuzarium; d) claviceps.

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  1. Main toxic substances of aspergilus poison:
    a)muscarin; b) phalloidines; c) aflotoxines Bb B2, Cb C2; d) ergotaminę,
    ergosin.
A

c) aflotoxines Bb B2, Cb C2;

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355.Main symptoms of a human poisoning by aspergilus:
a)loss of appetite, dysfunction of liver and gastro-intestinal system; b)
slackness, disorder of movement coordination, paresis; c) oedema, dropsy,
hemorrhages; d) death owing to insufficiency of heart-vessels system.

A

a)loss of appetite, dysfunction of liver and gastro-intestinal system; b)
slackness, disorder of movement coordination, paresis; c) oedema, dropsy,
hemorrhages;

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356.Main toxic substances of fuzarium poison:
a)palustrin; b) saponines, flavanoids; c) cycutotoxin; d) sexviterpens.

A

d) sexviterpens.

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Main symptoms of a human poisoning by fuzarium:
a) vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea, fatigue and bare walking; b) headache and
dizziness; c) disorder of circulatory system; d) convulsions, psychic disorder.

A

d) convulsions, psychic disorder.

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Measures of prophylaxis of poisoning by micromycetes:
a)inspection of food-stuffs state; b) elimination of contaminated foodstuffs; c)
not use in food afresh or incorrectly stored grain and vegetables.

A

a)inspection of food-stuffs state; b) elimination of contaminated foodstuffs; c)
not use in food afresh or incorrectly stored grain and vegetables.

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Poisons macromycetes:
a)Paxillus involutus, Gyromitra esculenta; b) toadstool; c) death-cup.

A

a)Paxillus involutus, Gyromitra esculenta; b) toadstool; c) death-cup.

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Main toxic substances of Paxillus involutus poison:
a) muscarin; b) aflotoxines; c) carcinogenic substances; d) antigens which
change of blood components.

A

a) muscarin; c) carcinogenic substances; d) antigens which
change of blood components.

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.Main symptoms of a human poisoning by Paxillus involutus:
a)vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea; b) oedema, dropsy; c) increase of saliva and
sweat glands functions; d) anemia.

A

a)vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea; c) increase of saliva and
sweat glands functions; d) anemia.

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Main toxic substances of toadstool poison:
a)carcinogenic
substances; b) amanitines, phalloidines; c) atropine,
scopolamine.

A

b) amanitines, phalloidines;

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Main symptoms of a human poisoning by toadstool:
a)indomitable vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea, thirst, jaundice; b) convulsions,
muscles pains; c) haemolise of erythrocytes; d) death owing to insufficiency of
heart- vessels and renal systems.

A

a)indomitable vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea, thirst, jaundice; b) convulsions,
muscles pains; d) death owing to insufficiency of
heart- vessels and renal systems.

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Main toxic substances of death-cup poison:
a)muscarin, holine; b) benaine, bufotenin; c) terpenoids.

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a)muscarin, holine; b) benaine, bufotenin;

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Main symptoms of a human poisoning by death-cup:
a) vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea; b) drying of mucous; c) increase of body
temperature, tachycardia; d) euphoria, hallucinations.

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a) vomiting, stomach pain, diarrhea; b) drying of mucous; c) increase of body
temperature, tachycardia; d) euphoria, hallucinations.

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Measures of prophylaxis of poisoning by macromycetes:
a)inspection of food-stuffs state, elimination of contaminated foodstuffs; b) do
not eat a unknown macromycetes; c) do not use for treatment poison
macromycetes.

A

b) do
not eat a unknown macromycetes; c) do not use for treatment poison
macromycetes.

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Main toxic substances of Conrallaria majalis poison:
a) colchicines; b) convallarine, heart glycosides; c) soponine; d) aspadiol.

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b) convallarine, heart glycosides; c) soponine;

17
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Main toxic substances of Hyoscyamus niger poison:
a) ephedrine, colchicines; b) caffeine, papaverine; c) kumarin, dikumarin; d)
atropine, hyoscyamine, scopolamine.

A

d)
atropine, hyoscyamine, scopolamine.

18
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Main toxic substances of Solanum nigrum poison:
a)atropine, hyoscyamine, scopolamine; b) solanine; c) heart glycosides.

19
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Main toxic substances of Cannabis saliva poison:
a)steroid glycosides; b) caffeine, codeine, papaverine, tebaine; c) cannabinol,
cannabidinol; d) atropine, hyoscyamine, scopolamine.

A

c) cannabinol,
cannabidinol;

20
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The most dangerous component of animal poison:
a)hemorrhagin; b) hemolysin; c) cytotoxin; d) neurotoxin.

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d) neurotoxin.

21
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.Components of animal poisons according to pathophysiological action of
them:
a)neurotoxins, cytotoxins; b) acetylcholine, histamine; c) heparin, serotonin; d)
hemolysins, hemorrhagins.

A

a)neurotoxins, cytotoxins, d)
hemolysins, hemorrhagins.

22
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Poisonous jellyfishes belong to:
a) armed actively poisonous animals; b) non-armed actively poisonous animals;
c)passively poisonous animals; d) secondary poisonous animals.

A

a) armed actively poisonous animals;

23
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Most dangerous poisonous jellyfishes:
a)rhysostoma; b) box jelly (Chironex); c) gogronaria; d) Portuguese man -of -
war (Physalia).

A

b) box jelly (Chironex)
d) Portuguese man -of -
war (Physalia).

24
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The predominant components of Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish:
a)hemolysin; b) hemorragin; c) neurotoxin; d) cytotoxin; e) dermatotoxin.

A

c) neurotoxin; d) cytotoxin; e) dermatotoxin.

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Poisonous mollusks belong to: a) armed actively poisonous animals; b) non-armed actively poisonous animals; c) passively poisonous animals; d) secondary poisonous animals.
a) armed actively poisonous animals; d) secondary poisonous animals.
26
The predominant components of armed mollusk’s (Conus) poison: a)hemolysin; b) hemorragin; c) neurotoxin; d) cytotoxin; e) dermatotoxin.
c) neurotoxin;
27
Poisonous arachnids belong to: a)armed actively poisonous animals; b) non-armed actively poisonous animals; c) passively poisonous animals; d) secondary poisonous animals.
a)armed actively poisonous animals;
28
The predominant components of karakurt and black widow spider’s venom: a)hemolysin; b) hemorragin; c) neurotoxin; d) cytotoxin; e) dermatotoxin.
b) hemorragin; c) neurotoxin;
29
The predominant components of tarantula’s venom: a) hemolysin; b) hemorragin; c) neurotoxin; d) cytotoxin; e) dermatotoxin
a) hemolysin d) cytotoxin;
30
The predominant components of scorpion’s poison: a) hemolysin; b) hemorragin; c) neurotoxin; d) cytotoxin; e) dermatotoxin.
a) hemolysin; b) hemorragin;
31
Poisonous insects belong to: a) armed actively poisonous animals; b) non-armed actively poisonous animals; c)passively poisonous animals; d) secondary poisonous animals.
a) armed actively poisonous animals;
32
Most dangerous venomous insects: a)bumblebee; b) wasp; c) giant hornet; d) fire ant.
c) giant hornet;
33
Poisonous fishes belong to: a) armed actively poisonous animals; b) non-armed actively poisonous animals; c)passively poisonous animals; d) secondary poisonous animals.
a) armed actively poisonous animals; c)passively poisonous animals; d) secondary poisonous animals.
34
Poisonous amphibians belong to: a)armed actively poisonous animals; b) non-armed actively poisonous animals; c)passively poisonous animals; d) secondary poisonous animals.
b) non-armed actively poisonous animals;
35
The predominant components of fugu fish’s poison: a)hemolysin; b) hemorragin; c) neurotoxin; d) cytotoxin; e) dermatotoxin
c) neurotoxin;
36
The predominant components of sea snake’s venom: a) hemolysin; b) hemorragin; c) neurotoxin; d) cytotoxin; e) dermatotoxin.
c) neurotoxin
37
The predominant components of rattlesnake’s vemon: a) hemolysin; b) hemorragin; c) neurotoxin; d) cytotoxin; e) dermatotoxin.
a) hemolysin; b) hemorragin; d) cytotoxin;