34. Congenital Syphilis can be difficult to diagnose. Capture EIA testing can be useful for testing...
34. Congenital Syphilis can be difficult to diagnose. Capture EIA testing can be useful for testing infants.
a. Please explain why it is useful
b. Discuss and draw an antibody capture enzyme immunoabsorbent assay that is used in this situation and why.
Homework Answers
Congenital syphilis is the syphilis that can occur any time during pregnancy in uterine life or any time at the birth from a mother who is infected with syphilis.
EIA test is called as Enzyme Immuno sorbant Assay
Test.This is the test used to diagnose syphilis infection by
identifying the antibodies.This EIA test for screening congenital
syphilis is not that effective to diagnose.So always this test
which has a positive result for 
syphilis antibodies should always
accompanied with further tests such as RPR (Rapid Plasma Reagin) and
VDRL(Veneral Disease
Research Laboratory ) tests.This test is actually not effective to
diagnose new born or congenital syphilis unless with the combined
tests.
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