Bacteria

Question 1

g-, “iraqibacter”, pili twitching

Answer 1

acinetobacter baumannii

Question 2

g-, pertussis, T1SS and T4SS, disrupts signaling path of immune system

Answer 2

bordetella pertussis

Question 3

g-, can be mono or amphitrichous

Answer 3

campylobactoer spp

Question 4

g-, chlamydia, T3SS

Answer 4

chlamydia trachomatis

Question 5

g-, foodborne, T1SS and T3SS, O antigen in cell wall, peritrichous

Answer 5

escherichia coli

Question 6

g-, meningitis, bacteremia, pneumonia, no repeating O antigen

Answer 6

haemophilus influenza

Question 7

g-, ulcers, lophotrichous, T4SS

Answer 7

helicobacter pylori

Question 8

g-, chancroid, no repeating O antigen

Answer 8

haemophilus ducreyi

Question 9

g-, UTI

Answer 9

klebsiella pneumoniae

Question 10

g-, legionnaires disease, lung infection, T4SS

Answer 10

legionella pneumophila

Question 11

g-, gonorrhea, no repeating O antigen, T4SS

Answer 11

neisseria gonorrhoeae

Question 12

g-, sepsis, no repeating O antigen, T4SS

Answer 12

neisseria meningitidis

Question 13

g-, pneumonia, UTI, T3SS and T6SS

Answer 13

pseudomonas aeruginosa

Question 14

g-, food poisoning, cephalotrichous, T3SS

Answer 14

salmonella spp

Question 15

g-, infections, has glycocalyx (sticky) surrounding cell

Answer 15

serratia marcescens

Question 16

g-, shigellosis, T3SS

Answer 16

shigella spp

Question 17

g-, cholera, T (1,3,6) SS , monotrichous, disrupts osmotic balances

Answer 17

vibrio cholerae

Question 18

g-, the plague, T3SS

Answer 18

yersinia pestis

Question 19

g+, inhalation anthrax, endospores, toxins disrupt second messengers

Answer 19

bacillius anthracis

Question 20

g+, food poisoning, endospores

Answer 20

bacillus cereus

Question 21

g+, botulism (severe food poisoning), endospores, A-B toxin inhibits fusion of vesicles, paralysis

Answer 21

clostridium botulinum

Question 22

g+, endospores

Answer 22

clostridium perfringens

Question 23

g+, most common food poisoning cause, endospores, A-B toxin inhibits fusion of vesicles

Answer 23

clostridium tetani

Question 24

g+, diphtheria, A-B toxin inhibits RNA translation

Answer 24

corynbacterium diphtheriae

Question 25

g+, listeriosis

Answer 25

listeria monocytogenes

Question 26

g+, folliculitis, staph scalded skin syndrome, staph tss, targets WBC and RBC

Answer 26

staphylococcus

Question 27

g+, produces acid that leads to dental plaque, T4SS

Answer 27

streptococcus mutans

Question 28

g+, pnemoniae, many variations of glycocalyx, T4SS

Answer 28

streptococcus pnemoniae

Question 29

g+, flesh eating bacteria, group A strep, T4SS, directly damage cells

Answer 29

streptococcus pyogenes

Question 30

cell wall-less, urethritis and vaginitis

Answer 30

mycoplasma hominis

Question 31

cell wall-less, mild respiratory infections

Answer 31

mycoplasma pneumoniae

Question 32

cell wall-less, UTI

Answer 32

ureaplasma urealytucum

Question 33

g- diderm, syphilis, has spirochetal endoflagella

Answer 33

treponema pallidum

Question 34

g- diderm, lyme disease, has spirochetal endoflagella

Answer 34

borrelia burgdorferi

Question 35

acid-fast, MAC lung disease

Answer 35

mycobacterium avium-intracellulare

Question 36

acid-fast, tuberculosis in cows

Answer 36

mycobacterium bovis

Question 37

acid-fast, non-tuberculosis mycrobac.

Answer 37

mycobacterium kansasii

Question 38

acid-fast, leprosy

Answer 38

mycobacterium leprae

Question 39

acid-fast, leprosy, hansens disease

Answer 39

mycobacterium lepromatosis

Question 40

acid-fast, tuberculosis

Answer 40

mycobacterium tuberculosis

Question 41

acid-fast, nocardiosis, lung infection

Answer 41

nocardia asteroids

Question 42

acid-fast, renal nocardiosis

Answer 42

nocardia brasiliensis