Transmitted by
Named after
HIV
Who discovered
Landmark trials
200

Transmitted by an anopheles’ mosquito?

Malaria

200

What is the type of pneumonia named after a question mark?

Q fever

200

Exception of U=U?

Breast feeding

200

Developed the first European vaccine against smallpox?

Edward Jenner

200

A middle-aged man with a history of rheumatic heart disease is admitted with subacute symptoms mild fever, fatiguability and high inflammatory markers. Blood culture grew MSSA from several vials. Echo showed a small vegetation on the Mitral valve without worsening of valvular heart disease. The cardiology team and the ID team conducted a multidisciplinary team meeting and decided to start the patient on IV Cefazolin for at least 10 days then switch to oral therapy to complete a total of 6-8 weeks of therapy as an outpatient with close follow-up. This decision was based on a landmark trial that showed non-inferiority of oral step-down therapy in stable uncomplicated infective endocarditis.

What is POET-trial

400

Transmitted by raw milk ingestion and through airborne route exactly like Brucella?

Coxiella Brunetti (Q fever)

400

What infection is named after british physician who described it in Malta?

Brucelosis

400

First 6 months after acquiring HIV is of special importance and is named as?

Primary HIV infection

400

Who is credited for discovery of penicillin?

Alexander fleming

400

An elderly female with secondary bacteremia with an ESBL E. coli due to complicated Pyelonephritis was admitted for further management. The culture was susceptible to Piperacillin/Tazobactam and Fluoroquinolone. The medical team decided to treat with Carbapenem due to results of a large multicenter study that was conducted in multiple countries including Saudi Arabia?

What is MERINO-Trial

600

A fly that transmits the pathogen causing sleeping sickness?

Tsetse fly

600

An infection misnamed as “bad air” after the miasma theory?

Malaria

600

NNRTI class is inherently resistant and shouldn’t be used?

HIV-2

600

Which scientist discovered the bacterium responsible for tuberculosis, Anthrax, and Cholera?

Robert Koch

600

A 68-year-old woman with a history of rheumatoid arthritis undergoes surgery for a septic hip prosthesis. After debridement and implant retention, the care team faces a dilemma: continue IV therapy despite the risk of line infections or transition to oral antibiotics. A pivotal study provided evidence to resolve such high-stakes decisions.

What is the OVIVA trial?

800

What is the mosquito-borne illness can cause microcephaly in newborns?

Zika virus

800

A pathogen that was given several names in each country by their enemies as the French diseases, The Spanish diseases, the Polish diseases, the German diseases, the Christian diseases and also other names like the great Pox, the grand gore and others?

Syphilis

800

Recent studies show that HIV-1/2 antigen/antibody immunoassay (Combo test) screening test is 99% accurate by 45 days?

Window period

800

Which physician is considered the father of modern epidemiology due to his work on cholera?

John Snow

800

A 72-year-old patient with no significant comorbidities but a recent hip replacement surgery develops a bloodstream infection with Escherichia coli following a catheter placement for diagnostic imaging. After 7 days of treatment, his fever resolves, and repeat blood cultures are negative. The team must decide  A pivotal trial, based on multicenter collaboration, found that in similar cases, 7 days of therapy was just as effective as the conventional 14-day course.

What is the BALANCE trial?

1000

The pathogen Yersinia pestis is transmitted by?

wild rodent fleas, most often the oriental rat flea Xenopsylla cheopis

1000

A virus was initially named HTLV-3 before correctly identified to be from a different family and correctly named as?

HIV

1000

HIV-2 traced back to which animal?

Sooty mangabeys in west Africa

1000

Lived from 1822 to 1895, is arguably the world's best-known microbiologist. He is widely credited for the germ theory, rabies vaccine, and other

Louis Pasteur

1000

A 45-year-old HIV-negative woman with a history of diabetes mellitus and hypertension is diagnosed with rifampin-resistant tuberculosis after several months of unresponsive treatment. Her current regimen includes injectable antibiotics, which she is unable to tolerate due to severe gastrointestinal side effects. Given her complex medical history and the limited treatment options, the medical team considers an all-oral regimen. This decision is informed by trial that demonstrated a 24-week all-oral regimen to be non-inferior to the traditional injectable treatment for rifampin-resistant tuberculosis.

What is the TB-PRACTECAL trial?

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