Test 4

Question 1

M. Avium complex affects what group of people

Answer 1

those infected with late stage HIV

Question 2

Two tuberculosis pathogens

Answer 2

M Bovis, M. Avium

Question 3

M Bovis turberculosis

Answer 3

non human

Question 4

Upper respiratory infections include

Answer 4

Strep throat and scarlet fever

Question 5

lower respiratory system is mostly sterile

Answer 5

true

Question 6

EIA tests diagnose which upper respiratory infection?

Answer 6

Strep throat

Question 7

Bacteria, viruses and fungi cause what three lower respiratory infections?

Answer 7

Bronchotis, pnemonia, bronchiolotis

Question 8

TCT damage ciliated cells is related to

Answer 8

whooping cough

Question 9

Is whooping cough gram negative or gram positive?

Answer 9

Negative

Question 10

What vaccine prevents whooping cough?

Answer 10

TdAP

Question 11

Acid fast cell wall bacteria transmitted person to person

Answer 11

Turberculosis

Question 12

Vaccines for tuberculosis include

Answer 12

BCG, live avirulent M Bovis ( not widely used inU.S)

Question 13

Treatment for TB

Answer 13

Prolonged, many antibiodics

Question 14

A positive skin test for TB means current infection?

Answer 14

No, it can mean current or previous

Question 15

TB was once the leading cause of death in the U.S and no longer is a problem

Answer 15

False, it still is a problem

Question 16

What type of TB is multiple drug resistant and rare in the U.S

Answer 16

XDR-TB

Question 17

Lung inflammation with many etiologies

Answer 17

Pnemonia

Question 18

Milder type of pnemunia

Answer 18

Walking

Question 19

Mycoplasmal Pneumonia is what type of pneumonia

Answer 19

A typical walking

Question 20

Mycoplasmal Pneumonia is common in

Answer 20

young children and adults

Question 21

gram negative rod found in water Transmitted by inhaling aerosols; not transmitted from human to human

Answer 21

Legionellosis

Question 22

potentially fatal pneumonia that tends to affect older men who drink or smoke heavily, have chronic diseases or suffer from immune deficit

Answer 22

Legionellosis

Question 23

occurs as primary infectious event

Answer 23

Viral pnemonia

Question 24

Common in infants; 4500 deaths annually. Causes cell fusion (syncytium) in cell culture

Answer 24

RSV

Question 25

severe diarrhea with bloody mucus

Answer 25

Dystentery

Question 26

How long do symptoms of intoxication take to appear?

Answer 26

1-48 hours

Question 27

implies growth of a pathogen

Answer 27

infection

Question 28

inflammation of the brain

Answer 28

Encephalitis