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1 t <p>Small Gram negative rods with a single polar flagellum</p><p>Aerobic</p><p>Does not ferment lactose</p><p>Cultures blue green</p><p>Grape like odor</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Pseudomonas aeruginosa</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
2 t <p>Commonly found in water and soil.</p><p>Intestinal resident of 10% of healthy people</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Pseudomonas aeruginosa</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
3 t <p>What are the virulence factors of Pseudomonas aeruginosa?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Pili that aid in attachment to host cells</p><p>Phagocytosis-resistant slime layer that aids in formation of a biofilm </p><p>Enzymes that degrade host tissues</p><p>Exotoxins</p><p>*LPS layer - endotoxins</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
4 t <p>What type of patients get the most severe infections with P. aeruginosa</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Burn victims</p><p>Neoplastic disease</p><p>Cystic Fibrosis </p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
5 t <p>What serious ailments can occur after being infected with P. aeruginosa?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Endocarditis </p><p>bronchopneumonia</p><p>meningitis </p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
6 t <p>What are some ailments that an otherwise healthy adult might encounter after being infected with P. aeruginosa?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Skin rash</p><p>UTI</p><p>outer ear infection</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
7 t <p>Small gram negative coccobacillus typically found singly or in pairs - nonmotile</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>B. pertussis</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
8 t <p>Aerobic </p><p>Distinguished by biochemical tests - oxidase positive. Urease, nitrate reductase and citrate negative. </p><p>DNA test to detect polymerase chain reaction used to identify</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>B. pertussis</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
9 t <p>What are the virulence factors of B. pertussis?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Fimbriaelike adhesion molecules - allows it to recognize and bind to ciliated respiratory epithelial cells</p><p> </p><p>Exotoxins that destroy host cells</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
10 t <p>What are the two stages of whooping cough?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>Catarrhal stage - mucus builds in airways, nasal drainage, congestion, sneezing and occasional coughing. </p><p> </p><p>Paroxysmal stage - persistent coughing, followed by deep inhalations. Characteristic whoop sound</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
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