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FUNDAMENTALS OF MICROBIOLOGY WITH
LAB EXAM 3 CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
TEST PAPER 2026 COMPLETE STUDY
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

◉ Necrotizing fasciitis infection Answer: Bacteria enter through skin
breaks and spread rapidly through tissues and bloodstream using
tissue destroying enzymes and superantigens


◉ Necrotizing fasciitis fatality rate Answer: Often fatal if not treated
quickly


◉ Necrotizing fasciitis treatment Answer: Powerful broad spectrum
antibiotics and rapid surgical intervention


◉ Chickenpox cause Answer: Varicella zoster virus


◉ Chickenpox symptoms Answer: Itchy rash that becomes fluid
filled vesicles


◉ Chickenpox infection Answer: Spread through respiratory
droplets and direct contact with lesions

,◉ Chickenpox fatality rate Answer: Low in healthy children


◉ Chickenpox treatment Answer: No cure, prevention through
vaccination


◉ Shingles cause Answer: Reactivation of latent Varicella zoster
virus


◉ Shingles symptoms Answer: Painful localized vesicular rash along
nerve pathways


◉ Shingles infection Answer: Reactivation of virus dormant in nerve
ganglia


◉ Shingles fatality rate Answer: Low


◉ Shingles treatment Answer: Antiviral medications and pain
management


◉ Smallpox cause Answer: Variola virus


◉ Smallpox symptoms Answer: Fever, vomiting, mouth ulcers, and
rash progressing from macular to papular to vesicular to pustular

, ◉ Smallpox infection Answer: Respiratory droplets and direct
contact


◉ Smallpox fatality rate Answer: High


◉ Smallpox treatment Answer: No treatment, eradicated through
vaccination


◉ Hand foot and mouth disease cause Answer: Coxsackievirus


◉ Hand foot and mouth disease symptoms Answer: Fever, sore
throat, painful mouth blisters, and rash on hands and feet


◉ Hand foot and mouth disease infection Answer: Fecal oral and
respiratory transmission


◉ Hand foot and mouth disease fatality rate Answer: Low


◉ Hand foot and mouth disease treatment Answer: Supportive care


◉ Measles cause Answer: Measles virus

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