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Which group of bacteria is known for being ampicillin resistant?
Which group of bacteria is known for being ampicillin resistant?
- Proteus Spp
- Serratia Spp (correct)
- Providencia and Morganella Spp
- Enterobacter Spp
Which bacteria can cause nosocomial infections due to encapsulated beta-lactamase production?
Which bacteria can cause nosocomial infections due to encapsulated beta-lactamase production?
- Enterobacter Spp (correct)
- Citrobacter Spp
- Proteus Spp
- Providencia and Morganella Spp
Which bacteria is commonly isolated from bloodstreams and associated with catheters?
Which bacteria is commonly isolated from bloodstreams and associated with catheters?
- Proteus Spp (correct)
- Serratia Spp
- Citrobacter Spp
- Providencia and Morganella Spp
Which bacteria is associated with intraabdominal infections and soft tissue infections, especially in patients undergoing invasive procedures?
Which bacteria is associated with intraabdominal infections and soft tissue infections, especially in patients undergoing invasive procedures?
Which bacteria is commonly found in urinary tract isolates and is a beta-lactamase producer?
Which bacteria is commonly found in urinary tract isolates and is a beta-lactamase producer?
Which bacteria can cause neonatal meningitis, necrotizing encephalitis, and brain abscesses?
Which bacteria can cause neonatal meningitis, necrotizing encephalitis, and brain abscesses?
'Urease producers' among bacteria lead to the formation of struvite stones. Which of the following bacteria are urease producers?
'Urease producers' among bacteria lead to the formation of struvite stones. Which of the following bacteria are urease producers?
Which bacterium secretes hemolysin and binds to glycolipids on epithelial cells?
Which bacterium secretes hemolysin and binds to glycolipids on epithelial cells?
Which bacterium is associated with causing neonatal meningitis?
Which bacterium is associated with causing neonatal meningitis?
Which bacterium produces the Shiga toxin that disrupts protein synthesis and damages epithelium?
Which bacterium produces the Shiga toxin that disrupts protein synthesis and damages epithelium?
Which bacterium invades M cells and enterocytes, causing diarrhea with fever, abdominal cramps, nausea, and vomiting?
Which bacterium invades M cells and enterocytes, causing diarrhea with fever, abdominal cramps, nausea, and vomiting?
Which bacterium is the most common cause of septicemia leading to lesions, prolonged fever, anemia, and death?
Which bacterium is the most common cause of septicemia leading to lesions, prolonged fever, anemia, and death?
Which Salmonella serotype has more than 2500 O serotypes?
Which Salmonella serotype has more than 2500 O serotypes?
Which bacteria cause non-typhoidal infections with symptoms such as lobar pneumonia and rare intraabdominal infections affecting spleen/liver?
Which bacteria cause non-typhoidal infections with symptoms such as lobar pneumonia and rare intraabdominal infections affecting spleen/liver?
Which bacteria survive in macrophages and can cause meningitis usually in neonates with seizures, paralysis, and retardation?
Which bacteria survive in macrophages and can cause meningitis usually in neonates with seizures, paralysis, and retardation?
Which bacteria can develop septicemia with localized infections such as endocarditis and arteritis in a small percentage of cases?
Which bacteria can develop septicemia with localized infections such as endocarditis and arteritis in a small percentage of cases?
Which bacteria are known for its virulence factors targeting humans as the only reservoir and characterized by low infectious dose?
Which bacteria are known for its virulence factors targeting humans as the only reservoir and characterized by low infectious dose?
