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The causative organisms of the following diseases are initially introduced into the host in the form of spores EXCEPT:
The causative organisms of the following diseases are initially introduced into the host in the form of spores EXCEPT:
The following are associated with proteus mirabilis EXCEPT:
The following are associated with proteus mirabilis EXCEPT:
Classical and El Tor v. cholerae are differentiated according to:
Classical and El Tor v. cholerae are differentiated according to:
Which of the following Shigella antigens are correct?
Which of the following Shigella antigens are correct?
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Which disease is closely associated with the formation of calculi?
Which disease is closely associated with the formation of calculi?
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Study Notes
Microbiology: Disease Causative Organisms and Characteristics
Spore-Forming Organisms
- Pseudomembranous colitis (antibiotic-associated), gas gangrene, and anthrax are initially introduced into the host in the form of spores.
- Diphtheria is not introduced into the host in the form of spores.
Proteus Mirabilis Characteristics
- Proteus mirabilis is associated with the formation of calculi.
- It forms a pH of 8.
- It does not ferment lactose.
- It is not associated with urine at pH less than 8.
Differentiation of Vibrio Cholerae
- Classical and El Tor V. cholerae are differentiated according to their production of cholera toxin.
- Lactose fermentation, sucrose fermentation, and resistance to polymyxin B are not criteria for differentiating between classical and El Tor V. cholerae.
Shigella Antigens
- H antigen is a type of Shigella antigen.
- K antigen is also a type of Shigella antigen.
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Multiple choice questions about microbiology, including diseases caused by specific bacteria and characteristics of different microorganisms.
