Quiz 11 Flashcards
Which of the following is NOT one of the three categories of exotoxins? A) perforating toxins B) superantigen toxins C) AB toxins D) cytolytic toxins
A
Adherence factors include all of the following EXCEPT: A) cytotoxin B) slime layer C) capsule D) fimbriae
B) slime layer
Which of the following is NOT a constituent of the LPS subunits?
A) membrane-distal O-polysaccharide
B) lipid B
C) membrane-proximal core polysaccharide
D) lipid A
B
Which of the following is NOT found in the gastrointestinal tract of a healthy individual? A) Protists B) Bacteroids C) Clostridium D) Lactobacillus
A
A patient is prescribed an antibiotic for ten days and notices her tongue starts to develop a white film by the end of her antibiotic regiment. What organism is causing her tongue to develop a white film?
Candida
Which of the following will happen after a person takes an antibiotic orally?
A) the growth of normal flora will be inhibited
B) the growth of pathogens will be inhibited
C) opportunistic microorganisms such as antibiotic-resistant Staphylococcus will become established.
D) all answer choices are correct
D
Bacteria make up about __ the weight of fecal matter.
One-third
___ is the growth of microorganisms NOT normally present within a host.
Infection
Following exposure to a pathogen, events leading to disease- in the correct order- are:
Adherence, invasion, infection, toxicity
Pregnant women are tested for a specific of Streptococcus to ensure that the baby doesn’t suffer from any complications after delivery. What Lancefield group and hemolysis activity does this organism possess?
Lancefield group B and beta hemolysis