A) fruit bat
B) Aedes mosquito
C) deer tick
D) Anopheles mosquito
E) multimammate rat
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A) droplets
B) ticks
C) lice
D) fleas
E) flies
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A) Lassa fever
B) Marburg
C) Ebola
D) Rocky Mountain spotted fever
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A) vaccination
B) avoiding unpasteurized milk
C) avoiding environments with ticks
D) animal control
E) promptly cleaning any scratch wound
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A) If you are infected with malaria, you are probably also infected with HIV, and that would disqualify your donation.
B) Recipients differ in their susceptibility to malaria; if you have had malaria, the staff will earmark your blood to specific kinds of recipients.
C) This is just one of many pathogens that blood is screened for.The information given by the donor saves the staff time in testing the blood.
D) Malarial parasites can persist in the liver, and, as a result, could be contaminating your blood and transferred to a recipient.
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A) myocardium
B) epicardium
C) endocardium
D) pericardium
E) ectocardium
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A) People with immune deficiencies are especially susceptible to these diseases.
B) They are all transmitted by arthropod vectors.
C) They are all endemic in the mountain states in the western U.S.
D) The causative agent of each of these diseases is a bacterium.
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A) Hodgkin's lymphoma
B) myeloma
C) Kaposi's sarcoma
D) melanoma
E) leukemia
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A) It is caused by autoantibodies that inappropriately target heart and valve tissue.
B) It occurs exclusively in patients that have prior heart damage.
C) Bacteria colonize previously damaged heart tissue resulting in biofilm growth.
D) It can be caused by oral bacteria that are introduced to the blood by dental procedures.
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A) does not respond to antimicrobial drugs.
B) was virulent historically but currently circulating strains are not virulent.
C) is usually transmitted by a flea vector.
D) has deer as an endemic reservoir.
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A) respiratory droplets
B) unprotected sexual intercourse or contact with blood/blood products
C) mosquitoes
D) contaminated food
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A) babesiosis
B) Q fever
C) plague
D) Lyme disease
E) Rocky Mountain spotted fever
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A) it is the only body system that is liquid-based, i.e., with blood.
B) it is the only body system that has no normal microbiota.
C) it is so close to the skin that even minor injuries could lead to major infection.
D) failure to do so will result in a systemic infection.
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A) viral causes in hemorrhagic fevers and bacterial or protozoan causes in nonhemorrhagic fevers.
B) the overall mortality rate, as hemorrhagic fevers have a much higher mortality rate.
C) the integrity of the capillary endothelium and its ability to contain the blood.
D) the pattern of the fever, whether it is constant or varies with time.
E) the viral load in the blood, specifically the viral titer.
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A) Q fever
B) Rocky Mountain spotted fever
C) Lyme disease
D) plague
E) ehrlichiosis
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A) The virus has a 30-50 day incubation period.
B) The virus is transmitted by direct oral contact and saliva.
C) An infection typically requires hospitalization for about a week.
D) An infection results in sudden leukocytosis.
E) Transmission has been documented through contaminated blood transfusions and organ transplants.
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A) HIV infection can be latent and asymptomatic for years, so testing should be postponed until you exhibit symptoms of AIDS.
B) The antibiotic that you have been taking for a urinary tract infection will also destroy HIV, so you don't have to worry about an infection.
C) It's too soon to detect the antibody produced by your immune system in response to HIV exposure, so a test will come back negative.Wait a few more weeks to be tested.
D) The incidence of HIV infection in the United States is at an all-time low level, so transmission was not at all likely, especially after only a single possible exposure.
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A) Blood clotting is disrupted in an infection with these viruses.
B) They are filoviruses.
C) There is currently no effective treatment for infected individuals.
D) They transmitted by direct contact with body fluids from affected individuals.
E) The viruses are transmitted by mosquitoes.
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A) It is naturally occurring worldwide in soil, and intentional release may not be suspected.
B) It forms endospores that can be stored in powder form indefinitely.
C) Pulmonary anthrax is rapidly fatal.
D) Vaccination is not widespread in the United States.
E) All of these choices are correct.
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A) The causative bacterium is transmitted by Ixodes ticks.
B) Disease symptoms include fever, headache, and rash.
C) An infection rarely has complications beyond mild discomfort.
D) Infections are seen in highest numbers in the Rocky Mountains.
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