RANDOM

Question 1

Etiologic agent of a amoebiasis

Answer 1

ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA

Question 2

Source of infection

Answer 2

HUMAN EXCRETA

Question 3

Period of communicability

Answer 3

COMMUNICABLE FOR THE ENTIRE DURATION OF ILLNESS

Question 4

Clinical manifestations of amobiasis

Answer 4

ACUTE AND CHRONIC AMOEBIC DYSENTERY
EXTRAINTESTINAL FORM HEPATIC

Question 5

Anthrax is an infection caused by

Answer 5

BACILLUS ANTHRACIS

Question 6

Anthrax etiologic agent

Answer 6

BACILLUS ANTHRACIS

Question 7

Types of anthrax

Answer 7

CUTANEOUS
INHALATION
GASTROINTESTINAL

Question 8

Causative agent of candidiasis

Answer 8

CANDIDA ALBICANS

Question 9

Is a candida infection in the nails

Answer 9

ONYCHOMYCOSIS

Question 10

Is a candida infection in the oropharynx

Answer 10

ORAL THRUSH

Question 11

Is a candida infection in the vagina

Answer 11

MONILIASIS

Question 12

Causative agent of chancroid

Answer 12

HEMOPHILUS DISCREYI
A gram negative non spore forming a streptobacilli

Question 13

Chlamydial infections are the most common std in the us and caused by

Answer 13

CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS

Question 14

Causative agent of chickenpox

Answer 14

HERPES VIRUS VARICELLAE

Question 15

Is an acute bacterial interic disease of the git characterized by profuse diarrhea vomiting massive loss of fluid and electrolytes that could result to hypovolemic shock acidosis and death

Answer 15

CHOLERA (EL TOR)

Question 16

Cholera causative agent

Answer 16

VIBRIO CHOLERAE
VIBRIO COMA

Question 17

Pathognomic sign of cholera

Answer 17

RICE WATERY STOOL

Question 18

Are simple one celled microbes and some have a double cell membrane that protects them from harm. They reproduce rapidly and are considered the most common cause of fatal infectious diseases

Answer 18

BACTERIA

Question 19

Are bacteria with flexible slender undulating flagella that possesses several layers

Answer 19

SPIROCHETES

Question 20

Are small gram-negative bacteria like microbes that can induce life-threatening infections.
____are usually transmitted to a bite of anthropod such as lice, fleas and ticks

Answer 20

RICKETTSIA

Question 21

Are smaller than ricketsttsiae but larger than these are the common cause of infection of the urethra bladderthese are the common cause of infection of the urethra bladder fallopian tubes and prostate gland

Answer 21

CHLAMYDIAE

Question 22

Are the smallest known microbes

Answer 22

VIRUSES

Question 23

Are found almost everywhere on earth

Answer 23

FUNGI

Question 24

Fungal infections in humans are called

Answer 24

MYCOSES

Question 25

Are much larger than bacteria
Are the simplest single-celled organism in the animal kingdom

Answer 25

PROTOZOA

Question 26

Live on or within other organisms.
They live at the expense of others

Answer 26

PARASITES

Question 27

Usually do not kill their host. They take the nutrients they need at the expense of the host nutritio

Answer 27

HELMINTHS

Question 28

Often colonize the skin and hair of humans. This category includes lice and mites

Answer 28

ARTHROPODS