A) Schistosomiasis covers its outer surface with blood proteins to escape detection by the immune system.
B) Schistosomiasis is caused by blood flukes.
C) Schisotosomiasis cases are beginning to appear in the southern U.S., as climate change brings warming waters to the region.
D) Larvae called cercariae can penetrate intact skin through hair follicles.
E) Freshwater snails are the intermediate host.
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A) An important hazard of consuming roadkill meats is the potential presence of Trichinella cysts.
B) Ground pork is safe, as the grinding process both inactivates the Trichinella cysts and mixes it with meats from multiple animals, effectively diluting any remaining cysts.
C) Affected muscle tissue has multiple cysts. Upon consumption, this generates a population that includes both males and females for the infection to propagate.
D) Venison (deer) is safe from trichinosis because deer are herbivores not carnivores.
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A) Staphylococcus aureus is the most common cause of gastrointestinal disease.
B) The toxin produced by Staphylococcus aureus was already in the ham, so the symptoms can occur quickly.
C) Ham is notorious for being contaminated with Staphylococcus aureus bacteria.
D) Only Staphylococcus aureus infection causes vomiting, along with cramps and diarrhea.
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A) Clostridium perfringens
B) Staphylococcus aureus
C) Bacillus cereus
D) Clostridium difficile
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A) It is transmitted by the oral-fecal route.
B) Havrix is an inactivated vaccine for prevention.
C) An infection predisposes a person for liver cancer.
D) Immune globulin therapy helps decrease the severity.
E) The virus produces flu-like symptoms with discomfort near the liver and darkened urine.
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A) Vibrio cholerae
B) Corynebacterium diphtheriae
C) Morbillivirus
D) Paramyxovirus
E) Streptococcus pyogenes
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A) a medium containing a broad-spectrum antibiotic as a selective agent.
B) a general purpose medium that supports the growth of the diverse gut microbiota.
C) a medium containing bile as a selective agent.
D) a medium containing mammalian blood to provide extra growth factors.
E) a liquid medium, as the diarrhea conditions are more liquid than solid.
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A) neurotoxin
B) invasive enzymes
C) enterotoxin
D) capsule
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A) defenses of the GI tract: Gut microbes, Adenoids, Lysozyme, Tonsils.
B) Gut-Associated Lymphoid Tissue.
C) Gingival Adhesive Labile Toxin, a virulence factor for gingivitis.
D) sterile organs of the GI tract: Gingiva, Appendix, Large intestine, Tonsils.
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A) cysticerci are ingested.
B) larvae enter the body through intact skin.
C) the host immune system fails to react against it.
D) eggs are ingested.
E) larvae cross the placenta.
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A) Ascaris lumbricoides infection
B) Entamoeba infection
C) Schistosomiasis
D) Clostridium difficile infection
E) Shigella infection
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A) Outbreaks have occurred in day care centers.
B) It frequently complicates to sepsis.
C) Human carriers cause fecal transmission.
D) It is also called dysentery.
E) Symptoms include watery diarrhea with bloody, mucoid stools and abdominal cramps.
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A) There is no treatment for ulcers, then or now.
B) Antibiotics are now used to treat ulcers.
C) Different foods are now suggested for patients having ulcers.
D) Doctors now give their patients sedatives to calm patients with ulcers.
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A) It causes fever and a watery to bloody diarrhea.
B) It produces an enterotoxin that stimulates diarrhea.
C) It infects the stomach.
D) It is transmitted through ingestion of contaminated chicken, meat, milk, or water.
E) The cells are gram-negative, curved rods with darting motility.
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A) Streptococcus pyogenes
B) Staphylococcus saprophyticus
C) Streptococcus agalactiae
D) Staphylococcus aureus
E) Staphylococcus epidermidis
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A) Both organisms release eggs in the feces to propagate the helminth.
B) Both helminths can exit the digestive system and migrate to other tissues.
C) For both organisms, cyst envelopes are digested in the stomach, releasing the larvae to the intestine.
D) Only Taenia can be transmitted from one human to another.
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A) it is more pathogenic than 50% of all gut microbes.
B) an antibiotic dose of 50 g/ml can be expected to kill the organism.
C) consuming just a few cells of Salmonella will not result in illness.
D) the most stringent decontamination measures must be used in food preparation facilities.
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A) 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.
B) Your sister is correct in her warnings. If your son gets a severe case of mumps, he will likely develop a fatal secondary infection.
C) 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.
D) You are correct to be apprehensive because vaccines have been the cause of autism in children.
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A) Schistomoma species - carried by an insect vector into human
B) Ascaris lumbricoides - enters through the skin
C) Taenia solium - eggs or larvae can be ingested
D) Enterobius vermicularis - sexual transmission
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