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Mycobacteria and Antimycobacterial Drugs

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Which genus of Actinobacteria includes pathogens known to cause tuberculosis and leprosy?

Tuberculosis

Leprosy

Actinobacteria

Mycobacterium (correct)

What does the Greek prefix 'myco' mean in relation to mycobacteria?

Virus

Bacteria

Fungus (correct)

Parasite

How is tuberculosis typically spread?

By direct contact with an infected person

Sexually transmitted

Through contaminated food and water

Airborne via cough, sneeze (correct)

What is the most common symptom of pulmonary tuberculosis?

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In which cases may individuals cough up blood as a result of tuberculosis infection?

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Questions and Answers

Which genus of Actinobacteria includes pathogens known to cause tuberculosis and leprosy?

What does the Greek prefix 'myco' mean in relation to mycobacteria?

How is tuberculosis typically spread?

What is the most common symptom of pulmonary tuberculosis?

In which cases may individuals cough up blood as a result of tuberculosis infection?

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