17 Questions
Which agar is used to grow Haemophilus Influenza based on the information provided?
Blood agar
Which sign indicates Haemophilus Influenza's need for Factor X (Hemodin/Hemin) for growth, as described in the text?
10 cent sign
What is the primary mode of transmission of Haemophilus Influenza according to the information provided?
Aerosol transmission
Which factor is the main virulent factor of Haemophilus Influenza that identifies serotype alpha-f?
Polyribotol phosphate (PRP)
Where does Haemophilus Influenza colonize due to the presence of Pili?
Oropharynx
Which type of respiratory tract does Haemophilus Influenza primarily colonize based on the information?
Upper respiratory tract
Why is Haemophilus Influenza referred to as having a 'SATELLITE' PHENOMENON?
It grows near or around S. aureus on blood agar plates.
How does Haemophilus Influenza primarily spread from person to person?
Mainly through aerosol transmission from coughing leading to respiratory droplets.
Which component of Haemophilus Influenza's cell wall acts as a mucosal colonizing factor?
LPS IgA protease
The type of shape exhibited by Haemophilus Influenza based on the candy analogy is:
Rod-shaped
What is the significance of the '10 cent sign' mentioned in relation to Haemophilus Influenza?
It requires Factor 10 'HemoTEN' for growth.
Which factor plays a key role in mediating the colonization of the oropharynx by Haemophilus Influenza?
Pili
How often should the Polysaccharide conjugated with diphtheria toxoid and haemophilus type B capsule be administered?
Every 2 weeks - 18 months
Which antibiotic is recommended for the treatment of meningitis and systemic disease caused by Haemophilus Influenza?
Ceftriaxone
What prophylactic treatment is advised for close contacts of individuals with Haemophilus Influenza meningitis?
Rifampin
What does the term 'Prevention Syringe and Capsule' refer to in the context provided?
A vaccine for Haemophilus type B capsule
At what age should individuals receive a booster dose of the vaccine that is bound to diphtheria according to the given information?
15 months
Test your knowledge on identifying Haemophilus Influenza characteristics using the fun analogy of Phyllis's Chocolate Covered Cherries. From red hues to chocolate agar growth requirements, this quiz covers key traits and diagnostic features of Haemophilus Influenza.
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