Which of these is the first step in gram staining?

What is the type of bacteria in the photo?

What is the bacteria in this photo?

What is the bacteria in this photo?

What is the bacteria in this picture?

Which is the bodies first barrier against bacteria?

Which of these bacteria is most commonly found inside the ear & epidermis?

You have a 8 year old come in to your office with a positive tug test and tragus sign. You are trying to remember what drug to prescribe, but you are trying to remember what you learned back in PA school. What is the MOST common pathologic organism causing this?

You walk into the first day of your ER rotation and you see a patient that comes in from EMS with a nail sticking in the bottom of their shoe. After the nails is pulle dout and the shoe is taken off, you observe that the foot definitely has an infection. You remember that this is a scenario that is always tested on the PANCE, so you know MOST LIKELY what organism it is. What is it?

Select all the predisposing conditions to bacterial skin infections.

What are the most common pathogens for community acquired pneumonia?

You have a patient walk in complaining of brown, scaly skin patches. You end up diagnosing them with erythrasma. What is the most common pathogen that causes this?

A patient come in saying that a dog bit them a day ago and now their hand looks very infected. What is the most common pathogen causing the infection and what type?

A young men comes into your office and he has just tested positive for a STD and he has been crying a lot more than normal. You diagnose him with Chancroid. What is the most likely pathogen and what type?

You just diagnose someone with cat scratch fever, select all the answers that are true about the most common pathogen?

You have a patient with a bulleye lesion and went hiking a couple days ago. You remember back to that SIM you did in PA school and diagnose her. What is the most likely pathogen that causes this disease?

What type of bacteria is Borrelia burgdorferi? Select all that are true.

You have a patient come in with a history of hiking a couple days prior and a spotted rash that is on the wrists and the patient has a headache and high fever. You know that this disease can be lethal if not treated, how will the most common pathogen stain?

Check all the organisms that wont stain well or at allon a gram stain?

Which of these organisms cause Syphilis?

You just diagnosed your patient with necrotizing fasciitis, what is the most common pathogen?

You have a patient come in with golden crusts on their face, you are suspicious of impetigo, what is the most common pathogen that causes this?

You have a 50 year old come in with positive meningeal signs, what is the most common pathogen causing this?

Pick the pairs that match currently for Meningitis.

Select all the problems where the most common pathogen is Staphylococcus aureus?

Your patient comes in and they have just gotten a rash that she thinks is associated with how much time she spent in her new hot tub yesterday. What is true about what she has?

What condition is causing this and most common pathogen causing it?

What is causing this condition and what is the most common pathogen?

You see this on your patient and remember seeing this on Professor Crain's slide in CMP. What is this and what is the most common pathogen?

Ugh your poor patient has orbital cellulitis, what is the first thing you will do for them?

What is the condition pictured?

Your patient comes in and says that they think they got bit by a spider and then show you this on their foot. What do you think is actually the culprit?

What is the most common treatment for Hidradenitis Suppurativa?

What does a wood lamp exam do?

Your patient comes in with this on their scalp. What is the most likely diagnosis and treatment?

Your patient comes in and has this discoloration under their armpits and this is what it looks like under Wood lamp exam, what is your most likely diagnosis and pathogen?

How many negative TB sputum cultures do you need before you can leave the hospital?

What do you think is going on with this patient?

Which of the following can be used to assess patients with lower respiratory tract infections?

What test will you use for a patient with suspected TB on their sputum?

What is the GOLD STANDARD test for active TB, even though it takes MANY weeks?

Select all the labs you would do if you suspect a skin infection.

You perform a Tzanck smear, what are you looking for and what is your top differential diagnosis?