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Streptococcus
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Preguntas del test (19)
1All catalase for streptococceae is negative
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
2Gram stain morphology: Cocci in pairs and [blank_start]short and long chains[blank_end]
- Achains
- Bclusters
- Ctetrads
- Drods
3Colony Morphology of streptococcus: [blank_start]smooth[blank_end], domed, translucent, and sometimes [blank_start]dry[blank_end]
- Asmooth
- Bwet
- Cbumpy
- Ddry
- Esticky
- Fgummy
- Gcreamy
4One of the MOST serious pathogens known
- AGroup A Streptococci
- BGroup B Streptococci
- CGroup C Streptococci
- DGroup D Streptococci
5Strep throat is caused by S. pyogenes
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
6Group A is also known as
- AS. Pyogenes
- BS. agalactiae
- CSerogroup
- DEnterococcus Faecalis
- ENon-enterococcus
7Group B is also known as
- AS. agalactiae
- BS. pyogenes
- CSerogroup
- DEnterococcus
- EEnterococcus Faecalis
8Group C, F and G are also known as
- ASerogroup
- BStrep. Pyogenes
- CStrep. Agalactiae
- DEnterococcus faecalis
- ENon-enterococcus
9Group D is also known as
- Aenterococcus
- Bserogroup
- Cstrep. pyogenes
- Dstrep. agalaciae
10[blank_start]Scarlet Fever[blank_end] usually appears within 1-2 days after pharyngitis appears. Occurs most often in children between 2 and 10 years of age. Characteristic rash- first appears on side of neck, spreads over chest and abdomen and finally covers extremities. Diffuse erythema with superimposed punctuate red spots. High fever.
- AScarlet Fever
- BImpetigo
- CStep Toxic Shock
- DRheumatic fever
- EAcute Post-strep glomerulonephritis
11[blank_start]Impetigo (pyoderma)[blank_end] begins with an outbreak of vesicular lesions on arms and legs, nose, mouth, throat, scalp. Lesions soon become pustular and in time are covered by a thick crust of a dark yellowish color. Patient may complain of itching.
- AImpetigo (pyoderma)
- BScarlet Fever
- CRhuematic Fever
- DAcute Post-strep Glomerulonephritis
- EStrep Toxic Shock
12[blank_start]Strep Toxic Shock[blank_end] causes necrotizing fascitis. progressive, rapidly spreading, inflammatory infection of deep tissue. Necrosis quickly spreads along deep fascial plane. High mortality rate
- AStrep Toxic Shock
- BImpetigo (pyoderma)
- CScarlet fever
- DRheumatic fever
- EAcute post-strep glowerulonephritis
13[blank_start]Rheumatic fever[blank_end] is a major problem in developing countries. Usually follows pharyngitis, can occur a few days to 5 weeks post strep infection. May lead to chronic, progressive damage to heart valves. Patient may need to be placed on antibiotics for life.
- ARheumatic fever
- BScarlet Fever
- CAcute post-strep glomerulonephritis
- DImpetigo ((pyoderma)
- EStrep Toxic Shock
14[blank_start]Acute Post-strep Glomerulonephritis[blank_end] is characterized by acute inflammation of renal glomerulus with edema, hypertension, hematuria, and proteinuria.
- AAcute Post-strep Glomerulonephritis
- BScarlet Fever
- CRheumatic Fever
- DImpetigo (pyoderma)
- EStrep Toxic Shock
15What disk can be used to encourage growth of nutrient deficient strep?
- A"A" disk
- B"P" disk
- CPYR disk
- DPyridoxal disk
16What is the most common cause of SBE (subacute bacterial endocarditis)?
- A"Viridans" Strep
- BGroup A
- CGroup B
- DGroup C
17What antibiotic would be the drug of choice for SBE?
- AVancomyocin
- BPenicillin G
- CCipro
18Which group is penicillin resistant?
- AGroup A
- BGroup B
- CGroup C
- DGroup D
19Common Infections associated with group B beta streptococcus. (Check all that apply)
- Aneonatal meningitis
- Bsepsis
- Ccommon cold
- Dsore throat
- Epnuemonia
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- Katie Koontz
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