Mycoplasma Flashcards

1
Q

primary component of cell wall

A

lipoprotein or sterol

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2
Q

true or false: Mycoplasma always penetrates submucosa

A

False. It only does so in immunocompromised hosts.

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3
Q

Mycoplasma has affinity for the mammalian cell membrane. It resides usually in __ or __ tracts.

A

respiratory

urogenital

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4
Q

What do colonies of Mycoplasma look like in culture?

A

fried egg appearance

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5
Q

The specialized pore tip is used for ___

A

attachment to host cell

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6
Q

The specialized pore tip is rich in this substance: ___

A

proline

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7
Q

Attachment sites of Mycoplasma usually have this substance: __

A

sialic acid

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8
Q

carriage rate of Mycoplasma is directly proportional to __

A

number of sex partners

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9
Q

Which is not a pathogenic mechanism of Mycoplasma?
A. cytolysis
B. mononuclear action inhibition
C. nutrient competition
D. form elementary bodies to spread infection

A

D

D is for Chlamydia

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10
Q

True or False: In diagnosing Mycoplasma, microscopy exam is not needed.

A

True

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11
Q
tetracycline and azithromycin inhibit synthesis of:
A. sterol
B. lipids
C. protein
D. sugars
A

C

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12
Q

True or False: MCT is a vaccine available for prevention of mycoplasmic infections.

A

False. Walang vaccine para sa Mycoplasma.

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13
Q

True or False: Mycoplasma pneumoniae is apparent only in patients 5-20 years old.

A

False. All ages dapat.

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14
Q
Which is/are the most frequent presentations of M.pneumoniae?
A. tracheobronchitis
B. bronchiolitis
C. walking pneumonia
D. A and B
E. A,B and C
A

D

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15
Q

Tetracycline causes ___ in teeth, so that’s why it’s not so given anymore.

A

staining

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16
Q

attachment of M.pneumoniae to respiratory epithelial cell is mediated by ___

A

P1 adhesin

17
Q

One of the pathogenic effects of M.pneuoniae is ciliostasis. What toxin causes this, exactly?

A

Community Acquired Respiratory Disease toxin

18
Q

Ciliostasis w/CARDS toxin stimulated cytokines in __

A

to coordinate inflammatory response

19
Q
Which is not associated with M.pneumoniae?
A. cough with bloody sputum
B. consolidation at X-ray
C. inflamed eardrum
D. erythema multiforme
A

A

non-productive ang cough ng Mycoplasma

20
Q
Which of the following is not done in lab diagnosis of Mycoplasma?
A. ELISA
B. PCR
C. Culture
D. Microscopy
A

D

21
Q
Cold agglutinin is a method used in diagnosing Mycoplasma. It is formed from which combination?
A. mycoplasma + WBC
B. mycoplasma + RBC
C. mycoplasma + platelet
D. mycoplasma + plasma
A

B

22
Q
Mycoplasma hominis may cause:
A. pyelonephritis
B. UTI
C. ovary abscess
D. all of the abaove
A

D

23
Q
Urea plasma urealyticum may cause:
A. pyelonephritis
B. nongonococcal urethritis
C. lung disease  in low birthweight infants
D. UTI
A

B & C