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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON INFECTIONS FOR STAPHYLCOCCUS AUREUS? | **SKIN ABSCESS** IMPETIGO, SCALDED SKIN SYNDROME, FOOD POISONING, NOSOCOMIAL INFECTION, TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME |
| WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR PERTUSSIS? | WHOOPING COUGH |
| WHAT IS CORYNEBACTERIUM DIPTHERIAE THE CAUSATIVE AGENT OF? | DIPTHERIA & CUTANEOUS DIPTHERIA |
| NAME 3 CHARACTERISTICS OF MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIA | NO BACTERIA CELL WALL, AMONG SMALLEST LIVING OF THE FREE LIVING BACTERIA, PLEOMORPHIC |
| NAME SPORE-FORMING BACILLI | CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM, CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS, CLOSTRIDIUM TETANI, BACILLUS ANTHRACIS |
| WHAT CHARACTERISTICS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH ASIATIC CHOLERA? | AFFECTS SMALL INTESTINE,SPIRAL SHAPED, COMMA OR CURVED, DIARRHEA, VOMITTING,RAPID DEHYDRATION |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT OF ASIATIC CHOLERA? | VIBRIO CHOLERAE |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIA | PNEUMOCOCCUS OR PNEUMOCOCCAL MENINGITIS |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE | GONOCOCCUS |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR NEISSERIA MENINGITIS | MENINGOCOCCUS OR EPIDEMIC MENINGITIS |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES | BETA-HEMOLYTIC GROUP A |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIA | LOBAR PNEUMONIA |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR FRANCISELLA TULARENSIS | RABBIT FEVER, LAWNMOWER DISEASE, DEERFLY FEVER |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR LEGIONELLA PNEUMOPHILA | LEGIONNAIRE'S DISEASE, PONTIAC FEVER OR LEGIONELLOSIS |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR MYCOBATERIUM LEPRAE | LEPROSY OR HANSEN'S DISEASE |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZA | BACTERIAL INFLUENZAL MENINGITIS |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR BACTERIAL INFLUENZAL MENINGITIS? | HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE |
| WHAT IS A HIGH RISK ASSOCIATED WITH MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS? | AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION |
| Rickettsia prowazekii IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR WHAT DISEASE? | EPIDEMIC TYPHUS AKA LOUSE BORNE TYPHUS |
| RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKII IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT TYPE OF PARASITE? | OBLIGATE INTRACELLULAR PARASITE |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR CLOSTRIDIUM TETANI | LOCK JAW |
| ALTERNATE NAME FOR LEPTOSPIRA INTERROGANS | WEIL'S DISEASE OR SEWER MAN'S FLU OR INFECTIOUS JAUNDICE OR SWINE HERD'S JAUNDICE OR LEPTOSPIROSIS |
| WHAT IS THE ARTHROPOD VECTOR FOR RICKETTSIA TYPHI? | FLEA |
| WHAT IS THE ARTHROPOD VECTOR FOR RICKETTSIA RICKETSII? | A WOOD OR DOG TICK |
| WHAT ILLNESSES ARE CAUSED BY SHIGELLA DYSENTERIA? | FOODBORNE DISEASES |
| WHICH ORGANISM PRODUCES A NEUROTOXIN THAT CAUSES RIGID PARALYSIS? | CLOSTRIDIUM TETANI |
| WHICH ORGANISM PRODUCES A NEUROTOXIN THAT CAUSES FLACCID PARALYSIS? | CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM |
| WHAT SHAPE IS THE BACTERIA THAT CAUSES SYPHILLIS? | SPIRAL SHAPED; SPIROCHETE |
| ANOTHER NAME FOR TICKBORNE TYPHUS | ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER |
| WHAT IS MOST COMMON MODE OF TRANSMISSION FOR Q FEVER TO THE HUMAN HOST? | INDIRECT CONTACT-AIRBORNE; DELIVERING CALVES, BY INSECT, OR CONTAMINATED MEAT |
| CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE | GONORRHOEAE |
| YERSINIA PESTIS IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR WHAT DISEASE? | THE PLAGUES: BUBONIC PLAGUE, SEPTICEMIC PLAGUE, AND PNEUMONIC PLAGUE |
| M. AVIUM IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR WHAT DISEASE? | OPPORTUNISTIC FORM OF TB IN AIDS'S PATIENTS |
| C. TRACHOMATIS IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR WHAT DISEASE? | PELVICE INFLAMMATORY DISEASE, INCLUSION CONJUNCTIVITIS, TRACHOMA, REITERS SYNDROME, |
| WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON MODE OF TRANSMISSION FOR S. TYPHI? | INDIRECT CONTACT; FECAL ORAL |
| WHAT DISEASE IS S. TYPHI THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR? | TYPHOID FEVER |
| C. PSITTACI IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR WHAT DISEASE? | PSITTACOSIS, PARROT FEVER, ORNITHOSIS |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR TRAVELLER'S DIARRHEA AND HEMORRHAGIC COLITIS? | ESCHERICHIA COLI (E. COLI) |
| WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF TISSUE GAS FORMATION? | CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS |
| WHAT BACTERIA HAS THE ABILITY TO TRANSLOCATE TO THE LUNGS? | KLEBSIELLA PNEMONIAE |
| WHAT IS AN ADVANCED CASE OF LEPTOSPIROSIS CALLED? | WEIL'S DISEASE |
| GUILLIAN-BARRE IS A RARE COMPLICATION OF INFECTIONS CAUSE BY WHAT BACTERIA? | CAMPYLOBACTER JEJUNI |
| B. BURGDORFERI IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR WHAT DISEASE? | LYME DISEASE |
| P. MIRABILIS CAN BE A COMMON CAUSE FOR WHAT DISEASE? | SECONDARY INFECTION OF BURN WOUNDS (SMELLS LIKE BURNT CHOCOLATE) |
| WHAT IS A CHARACTERISTIC OF THE WOUNDS CAUSED BY P. AERUGINOSA? | BURN WOUNDS- BLUE GREEN PUS |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT OF A GRAYISH PSEUDOMEMBRANE AT THE SITE OF THE INFECTION? | CORYNEBACTERIUM DIPTHERIA |
| WHAT CAUSATIVE AGENT ARE TUBERCLES ASSOCIATED WITH? | MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS |
| TRUE OR FALSE: MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIA IS PLEOMORPHIC | TRUE |
| WHAT KIND OF CONTACT IS THE BUBONIC PLAGUE TRANSMITTED THROUGH? | INDIRECT CONTACT (INSECT VECTOR) |
| WHAT LESIONS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH SYPHILIS? | PRIMARY SYPHILIS-CHANCRE (SMALL HARD ULCER) TERTIARY SYPHILIS-GUMMAS (RUBBER LIKE) |
| WHICH PATHOGEN IS REITER'S SYNDROME MOST COMMONLY ASSOCIATED WITH? | CHYLADMYDIA TRACHOMATIS |
| WHAT IS THE MOST VIRULENT STRAIN OF SHIGELLA? | SHIGELLOSIS (BACILLARY DYSENTARY) |
| WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON MODE OF TRANSMISSION FOR SHIGELLA DYSENTERIAE? | INDIRECTLY (FECAL ORAL) |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT OF FOOD-BOURNE BOTULISM, INFANT BOTULISM, AND WOUND BOTULISM? | CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM |
| WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON MODE OF TRANSMISSION FOR PARROT FEVER? | INDIRECT (AIRBORNE) |
| WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR ERYSIPELAS? | ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE |
| WHAT IS THE PORTAL OF EXIT/ENTRY FOR TULAREMIA? | THROUGH BROKEN SKIN, RESPIRATORY TRACT, OR GI TRACT |
| WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON MODE OF TRANSMISSION FOR LEGIONNAIRE'S DISEASE? | INDIRECT CONTACT (AIRBORNE) |
| WOOL SORTER'S DISEASE IS THE PNEUMONIC FORM OF THIS PATHOGEN | BACILLUS ANTHRACIS |
| LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES GROWS BEST AT WHAT TEMPERATURE? | -10 to 20°C (PSYCHROPHILE) |
| HOW IS R. TYPHI TRANSMITTED? | BY A BIOLOGICAL VECTOR |
| WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON MODE OF TRANSMISSION FOR N. MENIGITIDIS? | DIRECT CONTACT (DROPLET) |
| WHAT IS A CHARACTERISTIC OF MYCOBACTERIUM? | IT HAS A HIGH LIPID CONTENT TO THE CELL WALL |
| WHAT TYPE OF DISEASE IS L. INTERROGANS? | ZOONOTIC |
| PORTAL OF ENTRY/EXIT FOR CAMPYLOBACTER JEJUNI | GI TRACT |
| PORTAL OF ENTRY/EXIT FOR RICKETTSIA RICKETTSII | BROKEN SKIN (INSECT BITE) |
| PORTAL OF ENTRY/EXIT FOR MYCOPLASMA PNEUMONIA | RESPIRATORY TRACT |
| PORTAL OF ENTRY/EXIT FOR HAEMOPHILIS INFLUENZAE | RESPIRATORY TRACT |
| PORTAL OF ENTRY/EXIT FOR BORDATELLA PERTUSSIS | RESPIRATORY TRACT |
| PORTAL OF ENTRY/EXIT FOR NEISSERIA GONNORHOEAE | GENITOURINARY TRACT |
| PORTAL OF ENTRY/EXIT FOR LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES | PLACENTA AND GI TRACT |
| PORTAL OF ENTRY/EXIT FOR CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM | GI TRACT AND BROKEN SKIN |
| PORTAL OF ENTRY/EXIT FOR COXIELLA BURNETTI (Q FEVER) | RESPIRATORY TRACT, BROKEN SKIN, OR GI TRACT |
| COXIELLA BURNETTI IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT OF WHAT DISEASE? | Q FEVER |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR ESCHERICHIA COLI (E. COLI) | PILI/FIMBRIAE & TOXINS |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE? | PILI/FIMBRIAE & ENDOTOXINS |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIA? | CAPSULE |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS? | SPORE FORMING, EXOTOXINS & ENZYMES |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR PROTEUS MIRABILIS? | PILI, FLAGELLA, ENZYME |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR BACILLUS ANTHRACIS? | SPORE FORMING, CAPSULE, EXOTOXINS |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE? | CAPSULE |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA? | RESISTANT TO ANTIBIOTIC THERAPIES |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES? | TOXINS & ENZYMES |
| WHICH ENTERIC BACILLI CAUSES LOBAR PNEUMONIA (HOSPITAL ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA)? | KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE |
| WHICH ORGANISM CAUSES SECONDARY INFECTIONS OF WOUNDS, URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS, AND GASTROENTERITIS? | PROTEUS MIRABILIS |
| WHAT 3 DISEASES DOES THE DTP VACCINE PROVIDE PROTECTION AGAINST? | PERTUSSIS, TETANUS, AND DIPTHERIA |
| WHAT IS SCALDED SKIN SYNDROME AND TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME CAUSED BY? | STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS |
| B. PERTUSSIS IS TRANSMITTED PRIMARILY BY WHAT KIND OF TRANSMISSION? | DIRECT CONTACT (DROPLET) |
| SCARLET FEVER AND RHEUMATIC FEVER ARE CAUSED BY WHICH CAUSATIVE AGENT? | STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES |
| WHAT ARE 2 SIGNS ASSOCIATED WITH EPIDEMIC TYPHUS? | FEVER AND SKIN RASH |
| WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON MODE OF TRANSMISSION FOR S. PNEUMONIA? | DIRECT CONTACT (DROPLET) |
| ALONG WITH GI INFECTIONS, E. COLI IS ALSO A CAUSATIVE AGENT FOR WHAT KIND OF INFECTIONS? | UTI'S |
| WHAT IS THE INSECT VECTOR FOR THE BUBONIC PLAGUE? | RAT FLEA |
| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VIRULENCE FACTOR FOR K. PNEUMONIAE? | CAPSULE |
| RICKETTSIA AND CHLAMYDIA ARE BOTH WHAT KIND OF PARASITES? | OBLIGATE INTRACELLULAR PARASITES |
| WHAT IS THE CAUSATIVE AGENT OF NGU (NONGONOCOCCAL URETHRITIS) OR NSU (NONSPECIFIC URETHRITIS)? | CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS |
| ALONG WITH GAS GANGRENE AND TISSUE GAS FORMATION, C. PERFRINGENS IS ALSO A COMMON CAUSE OF WHAT DISEASE? | FOOD POISONING |
| TRUE/FALSE TETANUS IS AN EXAMPLE OF A NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASE | TRUE |
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