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micro chapter 12

front 1

colonies of which microbes are yellow on culture that contains blood?

back 1

staphylococcus aureus

front 2

which of the following microbes is catalase and coagulase positive?

back 2

staphylococcus aureus.

front 3

in many cases, the implanted material must be removed to fully treat the patient due to the presence of the?

back 3

biofilm

front 4

which of the following contributes to pathogenicity?

back 4

virulence factors

front 5

which of the following infections involves skeleton?

back 5

osteomyelitis

front 6

Staphylococcus epidermidis is a frequent cause of which of the following infections?

back 6

all of the answers are correct

front 7

which of the following microbes resides in perineal region?

back 7

staphylococcus lugdunensis

front 8

during which of the following conditions is nikolsky's sign observed?

back 8

ssss

front 9

the severity of the food poisoning caused by staphylococcus aureus depends on?

back 9

the amount of enterotoxin

front 10

initial activation of which of the following cells triggers action of superantigens?

back 10

T cells

front 11

the cells of streptococcus pneumoniae occur in?

back 11

pairs

front 12

the presence of the polysaccharide capsule makes the strains of strep.pneumoniae?

back 12

more virulent and resistant against phagocytes

front 13

which streptococciare strictly B-hemolytic

back 13

group A

front 14

what test differentiates between B-hemolytic streptococci?

back 14

bacitracin sensitivity

front 15

which age group receives only PCV13 vaccine?

back 15

younger than age 2

front 16

which of the following is the primary cause of meningitis in children?

back 16

Haemophilus influenza

front 17

one of the complications of meningitis is hydrocephalus which actually means excess of fluid in?

back 17

brain ventricles

front 18

strawberry tongue is assign of?

back 18

scarlet fever

front 19

what strains are the most frequent cause of necrotizing fasciits

back 19

GAS

front 20

what strains are part of normal microbiome of the vagina?

back 20

GBS

front 21

what particular type(s) of organism(s) frequently responsible for surgical site infections (SSIs) and health Care Associated Infections (HAIs)?

back 21

S aureus and S. epidermidis

front 22

cocci arranged in clusters are referred to as staphylococci and are in what shape?

back 22

spherical

front 23

Bacteria that are able to adapt to various oxygen concentration are termed?

back 23

Facultative

front 24

which of the following can be a recognized possible complication when an artificial heart valves are implanted?

back 24

endocarditis