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Quick Scroll Q 28 Thursday 15th of February 2007 11:05:12 AM (3 years ago) #1
Tuberculoid leprosy

1. Shows a very weak type IV hypersensitivity reaction to lepromin

2. Is due to Mycobacterium tuberculosis

3. Shows many bacilli in the skin smears

4. Usually presents with an anaesthetic hypopigmented macule

5. is associated with hypertrichosis at the site of lesion
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Quick Scroll Thursday 31st of May 2007 03:59:58 PM (3 years ago) #2
2 4 are correct
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Quick Scroll Tuberculoid Leprosy Thursday 20th of September 2007 12:28:39 PM (2 years ago) #3
4 is correct.
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Quick Scroll Monday 19th of November 2007 05:43:28 AM (2 years ago) #4
4 CORRECT
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Quick Scroll Saturday 8th of November 2008 06:20:43 AM (1 year ago) #5
except 4 all are false
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Quick Scroll Thursday 5th of February 2009 02:32:15 AM (1 year ago) #6
Tuberculoid leprosy

1. Shows a very weak type IV hypersensitivity reaction to lepromin

2. Is due to Mycobacterium tuberculosis

3. Shows many bacilli in the skin smears

4. Usually presents with an anaesthetic hypopigmented macule

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Quick Scroll Thursday 5th of February 2009 10:19:56 AM (1 year ago) #7
Ans 4 is correct. It is the Hypersensitivity which shows strong CMI which is the predeterminant factor of two extreme poles of classification of Leprosy. Thickened nerves should be checked for near hypopigmented patch of leprosy of tuberculoid variety. Obviously due to strong CMI bacterial load is less in this variety showing good host response, compare to Lepromatous Leprosy.
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