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Foundations in Microbiology, 4/e
Kathleen Park Talaro, Pasadena City College
Arthur Talaro
Microbe-Human Interactions: Infection and Disease
Multiple Choice Quiz
1
The best descriptive term for the resident flora is
A)
commensals
B)
parasites
C)
pathogens
D)
mutualists
2
Resident flora is commonly found in the
A)
stomach
B)
kidney
C)
salivary glands
D)
urethra
3
Resident flora is absent from the
A)
pharynx
B)
lungs
C)
intestine
D)
hair follicles
4
Virulence factors include
A)
toxins
B)
enzymes
C)
capsules
D)
all of these
5
The specific action of hemolysins is to damage
A)
white blood cells
B)
cause fever
C)
damage red blood cells
D)
cause leukocytosis
6
The ______ is the time that lapses between encounter with a pathogen and the first symptoms.
A)
prodromium
B)
period of invasion
C)
period of convalescence
D)
period of incubation
7
A short period early in a disease that manifests with general malaise and achiness is the
A)
period of incubation
B)
prodromium
C)
sequela
D)
period of invasion
8
The presence of a few bacteria in the blood is termed
A)
septicemia
B)
toxemia
C)
bacteremia
D)
a secondary infection
9
A _______ infection is acquired in a hospital.
A)
subclinical
B)
focal
C)
nosocomial
D)
zoonosis
10
A/an ________ is a passive animal transporter of pathogens.
A)
zoonosis
B)
biological vector
C)
mechanical vector
D)
asymptomatic carrier
11
An example of a non-communicable infection is:
A)
measles
B)
leprosy
C)
pneumonia
D)
tetanus
12
A general term that refers to an increased white blood cell count is
A)
leukopenia
B)
inflammation
C)
leukocytosis
D)
leukemia
13
A positive antibody test for HIV would be a _______ of infection
A)
sign
B)
symptom
C)
syndrome
D)
sequela
14
Which of the following would not be a portal of entry?
A)
the meninges
B)
the placenta
C)
skin
D)
small intestine
15
Which of the following is not a condition of Koch's postulates?
A)
isolate the causative agent of a disease
B)
cultivate the microbe in a lab
C)
inoculate a test animal to observe the disease
D)
test the effects of pathogen on humans
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