A 5-year-old came to the pediatrician with an infection on is had that had developed from a dog bite.  The doctor ordered a gram stain and culture, which showed a bipolar staining gram negative coccobacilli.  The colonies were indole, catalase, and oxidase positive.  Which of the following would most likely be the cause of the infection?

The image below is a gram stain from a 45-year-old male with purulent penial discharge and painful urination.  The infection is most likely caused by:

An gram negative coccobacillus in short chains with twitching motility that pits the agar is most likely:

Fransicella and Legionella can both be cultured using:

An organism responsible for nosocomial infections from ventilators, catheters, and humidifiers is:

An organism that grew from a sinus culture had the following results: gram negative diplococci wagon-wheeled appearing, yellowish colony that moved across the agar like a hockey puck oxidase positive catalase positive CTA sugars all negative  DNase positive What is the most likely identification of this bacterium?

Levetiracetam is available in both oral and injectable formulations. (2pts)

Xylazine is often used as an emetic in cats but should not be used in cats suffering head trauma. (2pts)

Another name for hypoadrenocorticism is Cushing’s disease. (2pts)

If the microbe is killed in the vaccine, the vaccine is known as a(n) _____.