Patient present to the Urgent Care with intense painful sore on her right leg. She could not remember what caused the sore. After talking the patient for a bit the doctor asked if she had any pets. She said she had 1 dogs and 3 cats. The doctor sent off a wound culture to the lab. Gram stain showed coccoid to rod-shaped gram-negative bacilli Culture report: Colonies on blood agar are smooth, convex, spreading, gray-white and non-hemolytic with a musty odor. No growth on the McConkey agar. Strong spot indole reaction A picture of the sore. Physician noted that the pain was disproportionate to exam findings. The susceptibility report was sensitive to penicillin.
Which of the following bacteria species is part of animal fl…
Which of the following bacteria species is part of animal flora and is transmitted to humans during close animal contact, including bites?
Of the asacchorolytica, oxidase-positive bacilli, which bact…
Of the asacchorolytica, oxidase-positive bacilli, which bacterial species can be recognized in culture by it’s bleach like odor?
A first morning sputum is received for culture of mycobacter…
A first morning sputum is received for culture of mycobacteria. After processing and plating on mycobacteria media, there is no growth at 7 days. The quick stain revealed mycobacteria present. What is the best explanation?
With one exception, species of the genes Haemophilus require…
With one exception, species of the genes Haemophilus require what media ingredient for the in vitro growth?
Primary syphilis is characterized by the appearance of:
Primary syphilis is characterized by the appearance of:
MIC is an acronym for:
MIC is an acronym for:
Which anaerobic GNR grows on BBE and is esculin hydrolysis p…
Which anaerobic GNR grows on BBE and is esculin hydrolysis positive?
Which of the following is most likely associated with “swimm…
Which of the following is most likely associated with “swimming pool granuloma” skin lesions?
Erythema migrans, spirochetemia, and chronic arthritis are t…
Erythema migrans, spirochetemia, and chronic arthritis are the three stages in the progress of: