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QUESTION 12 Through the microscope, these bacteria appear as Gram-negative bacilli possessing a peritrichous arrangement of...
QUESTION 13 Through the microscope, these bacteria appear as Gram-negative bacillus possessing a monotrichous arrangement of flagella. A ubiquitous bacterium found in soil, water, vegetation, decaying organic matter, throughout the hospital environment, and frequently carried in the respiratory and intestinal tracts of hospitalized patients and immunocompromized hosts, this bacterium causes a variety of opportunistic infections including urinary tract infections, wound infections, pneumonia, and septicemia. This organism is also a significant cause of burn infection and also colonizes and chronically infects...
QUESTION 14 Through the microscope, these bacteria appear as Gram-negative diplococci typically flattened where the cocci meet. There are 13 serogroups that are transmitted person to person by aerosolized respiratory tract secretions. The bacteria typically infect the nasopharynx of humans causing a usually mild or subclinical upper respiratory infection, but in about 15% of these individuals the organism invades the blood and disseminates causing septicemia. From here it often crosses the blood-brain barrier causing 2000 - 3000 cases of meningitis...
QUESTIONS 33 43 MANY BACTERIA ARE ASSOCIATED WITH COMMONLY OCCURRING ILLNESSES. ROUTINE MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF CULTURES, IN MANY CAASES, FORMS THE BASIS FOR HIGHLY RELAIBEL PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF INFECTIONS, MATCH THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTIONS OF BACTERIA STRUCTURE AND ILLNESSES WITH THE MOST COMMONLY ASSOCIATED GRAM- NEGATIVE AND GRAM VARIABLE BACTERIA. A. PASTEURELLA MULTOCIDA B. PROTEUS MIRABILIS C. PROTEUS VULGARIS D. PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA E. PSEUDOMONAS PSEUDOMALLEI F. RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI G. RICKETTSIA RICKETTSII H. RICKETTSIA TSUTSUGAMUSHI I. SALMONELLA ENTERITIDIS J. SALMONELLA TYPHI K....