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- 50. The patient above presents with severely flexed muscles, causing difficulty breathing and extreme discomfort. A stain performed on microbes isolated from a wound reveals the image above (right). What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Staph toxin B. botulism C. tetanus D. diphtheria E. endotoxemiaGas gangrene that results form a Clostridium perfringens infection is so named due to the formation of: Select one: O A. carbon dioxide B. oxygen O C. hydrogen D. carbon monoxide OE. A and C Clear my choice DThe pathogen Neisseria meningitidis has the nickname "the meningococcus". What is meningococcemia? A. The presence in the blood of any coccus that can cause meningitis. B. N. meningitidis in the bloodstream. C. It is the same as pneumococcemia.
- On the other hand,a patient who passes of mucoid-stool is suspected of; a.cholera b typhoid fever c shigellosis d amoebasis Which among the following diseases has the incubation period of 7hours to 7 days? a.shigellosis b cholera c. amoebiasis d.typhoid fever The main vector of genus Leptospira is; a rat b rabbit c pig d chickenMatch the following features/symptoms in Question column with clinical terms Pink puffers or Blue bloaters in Answer column. v 1. Centrilobular Emphysema v 2. Genetic predisposition Pink puffers a. v 3. Polycythemia Blue bloaters b. 4. Cor pulmonale 5. hypoxemiaThe disease/s caused by the Genus Clostridium sp. is/are. Select one: a. Tetanus b. Necrotizing Enteritis c. All the choices are correct d. Botulism
- NO EXPLANATION NEEDED, LETTER OF THE ANSWER ONLY. 17.Geophagia may be seen in heavy infection with a. A. lumbricoides b. N. americanus c. A. braziliense d. T. trichuria e. Two of the above 18. Which is not a pathologic effect of helminthinfections: I. Diarrhea II. Hemorrhage III. Enlargement of organs a. I only b. I and II only c. II only d. I and III only 19. Hypochromic microcytic anemia: a. Hookworm b. Whipworm c. Pinworm d. Threadworm e. Two of the above 20. A male roundworm is differentiated from a female roundworm by a (an): a. pointed posterior end b. anterior buccal capsule c. dorsal curved posterior end d. closed buccal capsule e. anterior closed buccal capsuleAnswer the following completely. 1. Discuss the general mechanisms by which the following infectious agents that cause diseases in humans and how do they evade the immune system. a. SARS-COV2 b. Staphylococcus aureus c. Plasmodium spp.Single Answer 1. Which is not the feature of lobular pneumonia? A. Common in children and the elders B. Mostly caused by avirulent pneumococcus C. Lung abscess is the common complication D. Consolidation of a large portion of a lobe or of an entire lobe E. Purulent inflammation 2. Which disease can develop granuloma? A. Atelectasis B. Asthma C. Cor pulmonale D. Lobar pneumonia E. Silicosis 3. Which is the key pathogenesis for ARDS? A. Damage of respiratory membrane B. Low blood oxygen C. Decreased production and secretion of pulmonary surfactant D. Fibrinoid necrosis on arteriolar wall E. Thrombosis in capillaries 4. Which is the basic pathologic lesion for expectoration in patients with chronic bronchitis? A. Hyperplasia and hypertrophy of the bronchial mucous glands and goblet cells B. Injury of the elastic fibres on the alveolar septa C. Diffuse fibrosis of the lung D. Destruction of the bronchial wall and cartilage E. Curschmann spirals Multiple Answers 5. In the stage of Red…
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