The 29-year-old the patient was hospitalized at an infectious hospital with vomiting, severe diarrhea, tenesmus. The feces are discolored, with mucus lumps and impurities of blood. During a bacteriological study of a micro preparation made from a colony material grown on Ploskirev's medium, a bacteriologist found motionless gram-negative rods. The pathogen was partially fermented with lactose for 48 hours. Name the infectious agent.

The patient was hospitalized in the hospital with a preliminary diagnosis of shigellosis. To confirm the diagnosis, the doctor sent the patient's feces to a bacteriological examination. What is the optimal diagnostic environment for a laboratory assistant to differentiate shigellosis pathogens from atypical shigella?

Among the group of tourists (27 people) who used to drink water from the lake, diarrhea occurred in 7 people in two days. What material should be sent to a bacteriology laboratory to determine the etiology of the disease?

In material from a patient diagnosed with shigellosis, the bacteriologist identified shigella that produced exotoxin. What type of shigella is this characteristic?

In a 4-year-old child, after drunk of raw milk, there were signs of impaired gastrointestinal function, namely: abdominal pain, frequent bowel movements, accompanied by spasmodic bowel pain. The feces had a mucous-blood texture. What type of agent is the pathogen that caused this infection?

One danger is that vomiting, along with diarrhea, symptom of salmonella poisoning, can cause

What does the strain E. coli 0157 do to the body?

Enteroinvasive E. coli (EIEC) are nonmotile, non-lactose, or late lactose fermenters which are predominantly found in developing countries infecting children and travelers. Which of the following infection is similar to EIEC infection?

1. Escherichia coli is one of the major enteric bacteria that causes diarrhea and is characterized according to its virulence properties. All are the types of E. coli, EXCEPT?

Enterobacteriaceae expresses a variety of virulent antigens, all of the following are the antigens, EXCEPT?

3. S. enteritidis and S. typhimurium causes enterocolitis and gastroenteritis in humans. What is the most common food for the transmission of this infection?

3. The biochemical test used to identify and determine the ability of bacteria to convert tryptophan is?

A 7-year-old boy has cholera (vomiting, profuse diarrhea). During the study of the feces of the patient on the environment of Endo grew the same colonies of crimson color, with a metallic luster. Which microorganism is the most likely pathogen?

The hospital was hospitalized with complaints of general weakness, diarrhea with blood admixtures, and pain in the kidney area. Body temperature is within normal limits. No leukocytes were found during colposcopy. Please indicate which microorganism can cause these symptoms of the disease?

For the genus Shigella

stable is:

Typhoid is also known as __________

The causative agent of Typhoid is

In typhoid, Widal test detects

Which among the following is the "H" antigen?

If a patients blood shows positive to Salmonella paratyphi A (H) ,B (H), then which of the following interpretation is true?

Ulcerative colitis is usually found in the

Fistulas and accesses are common with?

This procedure is also known as "lower GI" and involves a radioactive liquid being injected through the rectum allowing for x-rays can be taken to look for abnormalities in the large intestine.

Which of the following describes a number of symptoms occurring together and characterizing a specific disease?

Elek's gel precipitation test uses:

Which is true about Corynebacterium?

_____is a prokaryotic microorganisms.