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Spore Ingestion Pathogenesis Quiz

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Which of the following is a clinical sign of the condition described in the text?

Weight gain and hyperactivity

Increased thirst and urination

Excessive salivation and panting

Fever and loss of appetite (correct)

What is the primary mode of entry for the pathogen described in the text?

Ingestion of spores (correct)

Injection by insect bite

Contact with infected skin

Inhalation of spores

What is the consequence of the toxins produced by the pathogen in the skeletal muscles?

Increased muscle strength

Capillary damage and necrosis of myofibers (correct)

Enhanced oxygen supply to muscles

Reduction in muscle mass

What effect does the pathogen have on blood viscosity and heart function?

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What is a postmortem lesion commonly associated with the condition described?

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Spore Ingestion Pathogenesis Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which of the following is a clinical sign of the condition described in the text?

What is the primary mode of entry for the pathogen described in the text?

What is the consequence of the toxins produced by the pathogen in the skeletal muscles?

What effect does the pathogen have on blood viscosity and heart function?

What is a postmortem lesion commonly associated with the condition described?

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