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52 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 52
salmonella typhi's common name is?

plague bacillus

colon bacillus

vibrio typhi

typhoid bacillus

Definition 2 of 52
typhoid bacillus can live outside your body in?

tularemia (rabbit fever)

1 to 2 months

escherichia coli (colon bacillus)

milk, and sewage (contaminated water)

Definition 3 of 52
neccrosis of tissue is evident with this microbe?

staphylococcus aureus


escherichia coli

pseudomonas aeruginosa


proteus vulgaris

,Definition 4 of 52
This microbe releases and ____toxin that acts on the wall of the small intestines to cause severe
watery diarrhea (a enterotoxin!)

staphylococcus aureus and endo

bacillus cereus and neuro


colon bacillus and exo

clostridium perfringens and cyto

Definition 5 of 52
Haemophilus influenza is a ________ invader in influenza and other respiratory diseases

primary

quaternary


secondary

tertiary

Definition 6 of 52
Haemophilus influenza portal of entry are?

nose and mouth


left bronchus and right bronchus

larynx and pharynx

conducting and respiratory

Definition 7 of 52
Klebsiella pneumoniae causes?

Dysentery bacilli

Typhoid bacillus

Lobar pneumonia and UTI

Skin puncture, inhalation, Conjunctiva

,Definition 8 of 52
____________is an important causative agent of: UTI, wound infections such as burns, summer
diarrhea.

salmonella enterica


pseudomonas aeruginosa

proteus vulgaris

streptococcus pyogenes

Definition 9 of 52
Typhoid bacillus produces an _____toxin

cyto

neuro

exo


endo

Definition 10 of 52
______ species of salmonella are capable of producing disease?

exo


all

flies

escherichia coli

, Definition 11 of 52
_______ is a secondary invader, and delays the repair of wounds, especially, following surgery,
burns, and abscesses.

escherichia coli

candida albicans

staphylococcus aureus

pseudomonas aeruginosa

Definition 12 of 52
This microbe may live in carcasses of dead rats, in the soil, and in sputum for some time

Dose not

Escherichia coli

Exotoxin


Plagur bacillus

Definition 13 of 52
This microbe is an opportunistic organism/secondary omvader, and is VERY resistant to drugs.

Escherichia coli

Legionella pneumophilia


Proteus vulgaris

Klebsiella pneumoniae

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