MMSC 428 FINAL EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS SOLVED 100%
Emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) - Correct Answer new diseases and diseases increasing in incidence factors in emergence of infectious disease - Correct Answer 1. ecologic
- global warming
- human demographics
- international shipping and travel
- deficiencies in public health
- adaptability of a microorganism
hospital acquired infection - Correct Answer nosocomial infection, latrogenic high risk factors for HAI's - Correct Answer immunocompromised in ICU pts with severe burns invasive surgery common causative agents for HAI's - Correct Answer Pseudomonas, Acinetobacter, E.coli, K.pneumonaie, C. diff Which Streptococcus species shows alpha hemolysis? - Correct Answer S. pneumonaie all beta hemolytic strep belongs to a ____ group. - Correct Answer lancefeild What is the most pathogenic from the Streptococcus genus? - Correct Answer S. pyogenes What culture media does S.pyogenes grow best in? - Correct Answer SBA 1 / 2
What is the best choice of treatment for S.pyogenes? - Correct Answer penicillin if allergic give erythromycin or azithromycin what does CAMP stand for? - Correct Answer Christie, Atkins, Munch-Peterson detection of S. agalactiae? - Correct Answer ag detection hippurate hydrolysis test All pregnant women should routinely be screened for which organism between 36-37 weeks of gestation? - Correct Answer S. agalactiae All of the following are risk factors for hospital-acquired infections, except: - Correct Answer eating hospital food Which of the following is an important service provided by clinical microbiology laboratories: - Correct Answer antimicrobial susceptibility testing Which antibiotic would be suitable to treat pharyngitis caused by Group A Strep in penicillin-allergic patients? - Correct Answer azithromycin
- pneumonaie - Correct Answer alpha hemolytic
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apart of normal respiratory flora capsule- 90 serotypes pneumolysin What are some clinical manifestations associated with S. pneumonaie? - Correct Answer pneumonia otitis media w/ effusion acute endocarditis bacteremia