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MMBIO Ch.20

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following diseases or manifestations can Escherichia coli cause?

a)

Bubonic plague

b)

Typhoid fever

c)

Gastroenteritis

d)

Kidney stones

e)

Pus-filled, bloody stools; cramps; fever; and diarrhea

2.

Which of the following diseases or manifestations can Klebsiella pneumoniae cause?

a)

Bubonic plague

b)

Typhoid fever

c)

Kidney stones

d)

Pus-filled, bloody stools; cramps; fever; and diarrhea

e)

Pneumonia

3.

Which of the following diseases or manifestations can Proteus mirabilis cause?

a)

Bubonic plague

b)

Typhoid fever

c)

Kidney stones

d)

Pus-filled, bloody stools; cramps; fever; and diarrhea

4.

Which of the following diseases or manifestations can Salmonella enterica serotype Typhi cause?

a)

Bubonic plague

b)

Typhoid fever

c)

Impetigo

d)

Kidney stones Pus-filled, bloody stools; cramps; fever; and diarrhea

e)

Gastroenteritis

5.

Which of the following diseases or manifestations can Shigella flexneri cause?

a)

Bubonic plague

b)

Gastroenteritis

c)

Bacteremia

d)

Pus-filled, bloody stools; cramps; fever; and diarrhea Pneumonia

e)

Meningitis

6.

Which of the following diseases or manifestations can be caused by Yersinia pestis?

a)

Bubonic plague

b)

Typhoid fever

c)

Common Cold

d)

Pneumonia

e)

Kidney stones

7.

Which of the following statements is true of Q fever?

a)

The sharp spikes of fever on patients’ temperature charts resemble porcupine quills.

b)

Researchers found it could be effectively treated with quinine.

c)

For many years its cause was questionable.

d)

All of the choices are correct.

8.

Which of the following is a bile-sensitive anaerobe?

a)

Prevotella

b)

Escherichia

c)

Shigella

d)

Bacteroides

9.

How do the structural characteristics of pathogenic Neisseria species contribute to their ability to cause disease?

a)

They facilitate attachment to human cells.

b)

They prevent blood clotting.

c)

They help bacteria escape a phagolysosome.

d)

They make the bacteria more resistant to antimicrobial drugs.

10.

How is Neisseria meningitidis transmitted?

a)

Through contaminated needles

b)

Through direct contact

c)

Through respiratory droplets

d)

Through sexual contact

11.

How is gonorrhea experienced differently in men and women?

a)

Men experience painful urination and pus discharge, while women are often asymptomatic.

b)

Gonorrhea frequently causes infertility in men, but only rarely in women.

c)

Men are more likely to contract the disease than women.

d)

Women typically have a thick white discharge, while men experience painful urination.

12.

A coliform bacterium that likely contaminates dairy products is ___________ .

a)

Enterobacter

b)

Proteus

c)

Serratia

d)

Bartonella

13.

The pathogen Haemophilus influenzae b causes _________.

a)

Endocarditis

b)

genital chancroid

c)

upper respiratory flu

d)

meningitis in children

14.

Capsules of pathogenic enteric bacteria are virulence factors because they _________ .

a)

release hemolysins that destroy red blood cells

b)

protect the bacteria from phagocytosis and from some antibodies

c)

capture iron from hemoglobin and store it in the bacteria

d)

produce fimbriae that enable the bacteria to attach to human cells

15.

Which of the following is typically mild?

a)

Brazilian purpuric fever

b)

bartonellosis

c)

pediatric meningitis

d)

cat scratch disease

16.

Which bacterium causes infections in many burn victims?

a)

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

b)

Bartonella bacilliformis

c)

Escherichia coli

d)

Moraxella catarrhalis