Clostridia

Gas gangrene is caused by which bacteria?

• Cl.tetani

• Cl.difficile

• Cl.perfringens

• Cl.botulinum

in which clinical condition/ disease we can see the patient in this position?

• Botulism

• Tetanus

• Gas gangrene

• PMC

most clostridia can live in all of the following except

• soils

• aerobic

  environment

• anaerobic

  environment

• aquatic

  sediments

what is the name of the toxin that blocks the relaxation pathway in muscles

• lecithinase

• botulinal

  toxin

• toxin A

• tetanospasmin

which type of food is known to be a source of botulism spores

• fish

• honey

• banana

• milk

Gas gangrene begins as

• ulcers

• wound infection

• expression with a fixed smile

• pain in musle

which genus is obligate anaerobic

• Bacillus

• Listeria

• clostridia

• E.coli

gas gangrene cure is by

• amputation

• vaccine

• no cure

• diarrhea midications

which bacteria have serotypes from A to E

• Cl.tetani

• Cl.perfringens

• Cl.difficile

• Cl.botulinum

in food poising caused by Cl.perfringens, the spores..

• will not survive

• survive the cooking and germinte

• will produce cytotoxic

• cause inflammation