Bacterial Pathogenesis & Zoonoses QUIZ Flashcards

1
Q

An example of vertical transmission of a disease is:
A. An infection acquired during breeding
B. An infection acquired by ingestion of a vector
C. An infection acquired in the uterus
D. An infection acquired by airborne droplets

A

C. An infection acquired in the uterus

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The relationship between microorganisms of the rumen and host is best described as:
A. Commensal
B. Pathogenic
C. Parasitic
D. Symbiotic

A

D. Symbiotic

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3
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What are typical features of a nosocomial infection?
A. Commonly resistant to antiB
B. These are rare infections
C. They are cause by an animals licking its wounds
D. Bacteria are delicate & easily disinfected

A

A. Commonly resistant to antiB.
Nosocomial infections are contracted IN the hospital!

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Which areas of the body should be sterile in a healthy animal?
A. Prepuce
B. Kidneys
C. Conjunctiva
D. Prostate

A

B. Kidneys
D. Prostate

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5
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Microbial antagonism is the theory that states:
A. bacteria stimulate the immune system increasing the risk for allergies
B. normal flora protect the host from pathogenic organisms that cause disease
C. exposure to antibitoics leads to bacterial resistance to the immune system

A

B. normal flora protect the host from pathogenic organisms that cause disease

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What is problematic regarding the culture of body regions that usually contain normal flora?
A. Normal flora rarely causes disease in normal locations
B. All answers
C. May lead to incorrect diagnosis & treatment
D. Usually yield many different types of microorganisms

A

B. All answers are correct!

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T/F: Transmission of lepto to a human can be thru direct & indirect contact from an infected animals of thru the environment

A

True!

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T/F: The botulism toxin from clostridium botulinum is an endotoxin that inhibits acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction causing rigid paralysis

A

False! Botulism toxin from clostridium botulinum is an EXOTOXIN that inhibits acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction causing FLACCID paralysis.

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9
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What best describes anthroponosis:
A. Dog w lepto infects human
B. Dog w lepto infects another dog
C. Human w lepto infects dog
D. Rate w lepto infects dog

A

C. Human with lepto infects dog

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10
Q

What are two reportable disease in WA state?

A
  1. Lepto
  2. Rabies
  3. Tularemia
  4. Emerging condition with outbreak potential
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