A) Shigella infection
B) Clostridium di?cile infection
C) Schistosomiasis
D) Ascaris lumbricoides infection
E) Entamoeba infection
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A) a whipworm
B) common only to the tropics and subtropics
C) an intestinal helminth that easily contaminates ?ngers and fomites
D) often fatal in heavy infestations
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) develop a biofilm
B) use fimbriae and slime layers to adhere
C) metabolize sucrose, produce sticky glucans, and form plaque
D) All of the choices are correct.
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A) can be transmitted by the fecal-oral route
B) increases risk for hepatocellular cancer
C) is responsible for most cases of post-transfusion hepatitis
D) has an incubation of 2 to 3 weeks
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A) Your sister is correct in her warnings. If your son gets a severe case of mumps, he will likely develop a fatal secondary infection.
B) You are correct in protecting your son. If you can keep him from getting mumps when young, it is no longer a problem. It is simply a childhood disease.
C) Your sister is correct. Even if your son does not get the mumps now when he is young, but gets the infection later in life, there is a possibility of severe side effects.
D) You are correct to be apprehensive because vaccines have been the cause of autism in children.
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A) The virus produces flu-like symptoms with discomfort near the liver and darkened urine.
B) Immune globulin therapy helps decrease the severity.
C) It is transmitted by the oral-fecal route.
D) An infection predisposes a person for liver cancer.
E) Havrix is an inactivated vaccine for prevention.
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A) Gut-Associated Lymphoid Tissue
B) Gingival Adhesive Labile Toxin, a virulence factor for gingivitis
C) sterile organs of the GI tract: Gingiva, Appendix, Large intestine, Tonsils
D) defenses of the GI tract: Gut microbes, Adenoids, Lysozyme, Tonsils
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A) They are transmitted by consuming inadequately cooked fish.
B) Fresh water snails are an intermediate host.
C) Infection causes obstruction of the bile duct.
D) Eggs are released in the feces.
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A) invasive enzymes
B) neurotoxin
C) enterotoxin
D) capsule
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A) Monitor water bodies to detect the presence of infectious miracidia and enforce no bathing rules when they are present.
B) Install sanitary sewage treatment facilities to prevent the dispersal of eggs present in urine and feces.
C) Apply chemical molluscicides (chemicals targeted to molluscs like snails) to bodies of fresh water.
D) Identify a surface protein on Schistosoma miracidia that the immune system can recognize and create a vaccine using that antigen.
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A) methane producers
B) motile
C) gram-positive bacilli
D) lactose fermenters
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) Ascaris lumbricoides - enters through the skin
B) Schistomoma species - carried by an insect vector into human
C) Enterobius vermicularis - sexual transmission
D) Taenia solium - eggs or larvae can be ingested
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A) It frequently complicates to sepsis.
B) Outbreaks have occurred in day care centers.
C) Human carriers cause fecal transmission.
D) Symptoms include watery diarrhea with bloody, mucoid stools and abdominal cramps.
E) It is also called dysentery.
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A) cysticerci are ingested
B) larvae enter the body through intact skin
C) eggs are ingested
D) larvae cross the placenta
E) the host immune system fails to react against it
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A) The oral cavity is a low oxygen environment.
B) Mouthwashes and toothpaste destroy most of the strict aerobes that are found on teeth.
C) The crevice between the gingiva and the tooth is low in oxygen.
D) Sugar and other carbohydrates used by the oral bacteria can be more easily consumed anaerobically.
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A) is primarily caused by normal anaerobic biota
B) involves the formation of calculus and plaque
C) involves a crevice in the gum along the tooth
D) may involve archaeal species
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) Taenia solium; pinworm
B) Praziquantel.
C) Host.
D) Schistosoma mansoni; blood fluke
E) Opisthorchis sinensis; liver fluke
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