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Match the animal association with the disease. Answers Match the disease/organism with the organism type. are used only once, not all answers are used. S. Pneumoniae gram positive bacteria Mosquito malaria...

Match the animal association with the disease. Answers Match the disease/organism with the organism type. are used only once, not all answers are used. S. Pneumoniae gram positive bacteria Mosquito malaria Hepatitis virus Cow brucellosis Trichomoniasis protozoan Human mononucleosis E. Vermicularis multicellular parasite Rabies bat T. pallidum gram negative bacteria Tularemia rabbit Match the disease with the sign or symptom description Match the disease with its description. histoplasmosis fungal pneumonia Pertussis barking cough Schistosomiasis itchy skin lesion Ebola internal hemorrhage pertussis barking cough Mumps salivary gland swelling mumps parotid gland swelling Cholera dysentery Match the sign/symptom with the disease. German measles congenital malformations saber shin tibia congenital syphilis Chancre primary syphilis Jaundice viral hepatitis abdominal cramping food poisoning extreme itching of vagina candidias Match the disease with how it is spread. Use each Match the disease with the description of the type of person most likely to answer only once. get that disease or most associated with the disease. Farmer anthrax Shigellosis fecal-oral Athlete tinea pedis Mononucleosis salivary secretions premature baby respiratory syncytial virus Tuberculosis respiratory droplets AIDS patient fungal pneumonia hepatitis B blood products hospital patient pseudomembranous colitis Botulism honey Match the disease with the hallmark characteristic. Match the sign or symptom with the organism. slapped cheek fifths disease bloody diarrhea E. coli 0157-H7 bulls-eye rash lyme disease bloody sputum M. tuberculosis muscle aches influenza Pseudomembrane C. difficile purulent exudate from male urethra gonorrhea rice water stool V. cholera grossly enlarged lymph node plague Chancre T. pallidum Some terms: agammaglobulinemia primary immunodeficiency atopy type I hypersensitivity: IgE mediated response AIDS secondary immunodeficiency binomial nomenclature method of identifying cellular organisms Lancefield classification system for Streptococcus organisms prodrome non-specific signs and symptoms incubation post exposure interval Convalescence disease is gone acute worst point of illness or disease state sequela residual effects of illness