Quiz: Microbiology Quiz 3


Microbiology Quiz 3Online version micro three by kenneth thomas 1 Which of the following viral infections results in vesicular lesions erupting during exacerbations often accompanied by illness or stress? a Herpes simplex b Rubeola c Rubella d Polio 2 Parotitis is typically a symptom of which of these: a Mumps b Influenza c Rhinovirus d Adenovirus 3 Which is typically aquired via the fecal/oral route of transmission? a Hep A b Hep B c Hep C 4 This virus is often clinically associated with pneumocystis carinii or jirovecci? a HIV b Arbovirus c Ades agypti 5 Which water borne pathogen produces rice water stools? a Cholera b Brucelosis c Shigella d Ecoli 6 Which food borne pathogen affects the patient as long as 1 to 7 days after ingestion? a Campylobacter b Typhoid c Salmonella d Staph 7 Which disease is referred to as non venereal syphilis? a Treponema pertenus b treonome pallidum c leptospire interrogans d Borrella recurrenits 8 Lyme Disease is caused by Borrelia recurrenits a true b false 9 Staph infections place the subject at risk for harm via which of the following bacterial enzymes? Check all that apply. Choose one or more answers a coagulate, causing clotting b Hemolysin, breaking down RBC's c Strepiokinase, dissolving clots the body uses to wall off organisms d Leukocidin, killing WBC's 10 Which pathogen is a hiker likely to get from drinking at a stream? a Giardiasis b Maleria c Amebiasis d Leishmaniasis (dum dum fever) 11 Roundworms are cylindrical unsegmented worms that are commonly called: a Nematodes b cestodes c trematodes 12 This parasite gains access through the feet: a Necator Americanus b Enterobius Vermicularis c Trichinella Spiralis d Wuchereria Bancroftti 13 The common sign of an infection by this parasite is nocturnal anal itching and the scotch tape test is used commonly diagnostically: a Enerobius Vermicularis b Tricuris trichura c loa loa d onchocarca volvulus 14 Tapeworm present in fish a Diphylobothrium latum b echonococcus grenulosus c taenia segninate d hymenolepsis nana 15 You won't get this fluke without snails in your environment: a paragonimus westermani b shistosome japonicum c echnococcus grenulosus 16 Coccidioidomycosis often causes deep fungal infections of the lung a true b false 17 Tularemia is caused by epstien barr virus a true b false 18 Pseudomonas aeruginosa causes a characteristic green pus. a true b false 19 The deer tick is the vector of rocky mountain spotted fever. a true b false 20 Shigella causes the mumps. a true b false 21 Strep pyogenes is alpha hemolytic strep. a true b false 22 Yarsinia pestis causes bubonic plauge. a true b false 23 Which condition produces a pseudomembrane? a Scarlett Fever b Diptheria c TB d Syphilis

1

Which of the following viral infections results in vesicular lesions erupting during exacerbations often accompanied by illness or stress?

a

Herpes simplex

b

Rubeola

c

Rubella

d

Polio

2

Parotitis is typically a symptom of which of these:

a

Mumps

b

Influenza

c

Rhinovirus

d

Adenovirus

3

Which is typically aquired via the fecal/oral route of transmission?

a

Hep A

b

Hep B

c

Hep C

4

This virus is often clinically associated with pneumocystis carinii or jirovecci?

a

HIV

b

Arbovirus

c

Ades agypti

5

Which water borne pathogen produces rice water stools?

a

Cholera

b

Brucelosis

c

Shigella

d

Ecoli

6

Which food borne pathogen affects the patient as long as 1 to 7 days after ingestion?

a

Campylobacter

b

Typhoid

c

Salmonella

d

Staph

7

Which disease is referred to as non venereal syphilis?

a

Treponema pertenus

b

treonome pallidum

c

leptospire interrogans

d

Borrella recurrenits

8

Lyme Disease is caused by Borrelia recurrenits

a

true

b

false

9

Staph infections place the subject at risk for harm via which of the following bacterial enzymes? Check all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

a

coagulate, causing clotting

b

Hemolysin, breaking down RBC's

c

Strepiokinase, dissolving clots the body uses to wall off organisms

d

Leukocidin, killing WBC's

10

Which pathogen is a hiker likely to get from drinking at a stream?

a

Giardiasis

b

Maleria

c

Amebiasis

d

Leishmaniasis (dum dum fever)

11

Roundworms are cylindrical unsegmented worms that are commonly called:

a

Nematodes

b

cestodes

c

trematodes

12

This parasite gains access through the feet:

a

Necator Americanus

b

Enterobius Vermicularis

c

Trichinella Spiralis

d

Wuchereria Bancroftti

13

The common sign of an infection by this parasite is nocturnal anal itching and the scotch tape test is used commonly diagnostically:

a

Enerobius Vermicularis

b

Tricuris trichura

c

loa loa

d

onchocarca volvulus

14

Tapeworm present in fish

a

Diphylobothrium latum

b

echonococcus grenulosus

c

taenia segninate

d

hymenolepsis nana

15

You won't get this fluke without snails in your environment:

a

paragonimus westermani

b

shistosome japonicum

c

echnococcus grenulosus

16

Coccidioidomycosis often causes deep fungal infections of the lung

a

true

b

false

17

Tularemia is caused by epstien barr virus

a

true

b

false

18

Pseudomonas aeruginosa causes a characteristic green pus.

a

true

b

false

19

The deer tick is the vector of rocky mountain spotted fever.

a

true

b

false

20

Shigella causes the mumps.

a

true

b

false

21

Strep pyogenes is alpha hemolytic strep.

a

true

b

false

22

Yarsinia pestis causes bubonic plauge.

a

true

b

false

23

Which condition produces a pseudomembrane?

a

Scarlett Fever

b

Diptheria

c

TB

d

Syphilis

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Microbiology Quiz 3Online version

by kenneth thomas

Which of the following viral infections results in vesicular lesions erupting during exacerbations often accompanied by illness or stress?

Parotitis is typically a symptom of which of these:

Which is typically aquired via the fecal/oral route of transmission?

This virus is often clinically associated with pneumocystis carinii or jirovecci?

Which water borne pathogen produces rice water stools?

Which food borne pathogen affects the patient as long as 1 to 7 days after ingestion?

Which disease is referred to as non venereal syphilis?

Lyme Disease is caused by Borrelia recurrenits

Staph infections place the subject at risk for harm via which of the following bacterial enzymes? Check all that apply.

Which pathogen is a hiker likely to get from drinking at a stream?

Roundworms are cylindrical unsegmented worms that are commonly called:

This parasite gains access through the feet:

The common sign of an infection by this parasite is nocturnal anal itching and the scotch tape test is used commonly diagnostically:

Tapeworm present in fish

You won't get this fluke without snails in your environment:

Coccidioidomycosis often causes deep fungal infections of the lung

Tularemia is caused by epstien barr virus

Pseudomonas aeruginosa causes a characteristic green pus.

The deer tick is the vector of rocky mountain spotted fever.

Shigella causes the mumps.

Strep pyogenes is alpha hemolytic strep.

Yarsinia pestis causes bubonic plauge.

Which condition produces a pseudomembrane?