1. What drug can damage CN VIII?

2. 1. What is trahalose?  What does it associate with?

3. What is pesticin?

4. T or F - S. Pneumoniae forms grape-like clusters.

5. Cephalosporin I, II, III --- G+ or G- ?

6. T or F - Haffkin vaccine cures TB.

7. T or F - Rubella can not transmit via insects.

8. T or F - Antibodies are useless for diptheria toxin.

9. T or F - S. aureus is the #1 food poisoning.

10. What has a 20 year incubation period?

11. What has a 1-2 day incubation period?

12. T or F - Aedis aegypti can transmit yellow fever and rubella.

 

DIPTHERIA       Tellurite media

TB              Mueller-Hinton media

LEGIONAIRES     Glycerol rich media

 

Western Blot       AIDS

ELISA test         S. pneumonae

Autolytic colony   TB

PAP tests          TB

BCG                Rubella + AIDS

PCR                S. pneumonae

Schick test        AIDS

Optochin           Mycobacterium

PPD                Diptheria

Lepromin           S. pyogenes

DICK test          Warts

 

250K died       S. aureus

Exotoxin A      legeonella

200M died       AIDS

Winter         pneumonia

Enterotoxin     Pseudomonas

Summer         plague

 

Yellow fever    Ritter's syndrome

LAZAR house     Theiler

Milkmaid        Wortley

Variolation     Haffkin

S. aureus       Waksman

Streptomycin    Gallo

Yersinia        Griffith

Pneumonia       Lance field

HIV     Jenner

Serogrouping    Hanson

Enterobacteriaceae      Rubeola

Togaviridae     Dengue

Flaviviridae    Marburg

Filoviridae     Klebsiella

Paramyxoviridae Rubella

 

13. T or F - The rash spreads from trunk to deep in Rubeola.

14. T or F - The rash spreads from face to distal in Rubella.

15. Saquinovar is a nucleoside analog or protease inhibitor?

16. Didanosine is a nucleoside analog or protease inhibitor?

17. S. aureus demonstrates (more than one answer)

a. G(-) b. G(+) C. Delta hemolysis d. b-heinolysis

e. a- hemolysis

18. Pseudomonas associates with (more than one answer)

a.      Facultative parasite b. obligate parasite c. G(-)

d.      G(+) e. slime layer f. toxin producer

19. T or F - S. pneumonae has 200 serotypes and is group R serogroup.

20. T or F - S. pyogenes has 200 serotypes and is Group A serogroup.

21. T or F - S. pyogenes can lead to Rheumatic Arthritis and Bright's

disease.

22. T or F - 60K-70K die per year from S. pneumonae.

 

1. Streptomycin

2. Associated with TB, responsible for serpentine cord-like growth

3. Possible toxin produced by Yersinia pestis

4. F - STREPTOcoccus, not STAPHYLOcoccus

5. I is G+, II is G+ & G-, III is G-

6. F - Haffkin only work on Bubonic and Septicemic (not pneumonic)

PLAGUE - not TB

7. F - even though Rubella is an arbovirus (ARthropod BOrne virus), it

is not insect transmittable.

8. T

9. F - Salmonella has the distinction

10. Hanson's - Leprosy

11. Legionnaire’s

12. F - Not rubella (yellow and dengue)

13. F - reversed with 14

14. F - reversed with 13

15. Protease inhibitor

16. Nucleoside analog

17. A and C

18. A, C, E, F

19. F - 100 serotypes and no Lancefield grouping

20. T

21. F - Bright's disease & Rheumatic Fever NOT Rheumatic Arthritis

22. F - Pneumonia and Influenza together