Which of these diseases is believed to have been completely eradicated due to vaccination programs?

Which of these is NOT transmitted by a prion?

Which of these is the definition of a pathogen that attacks primarily immunocompromised hosts?  

Which of these bacteria is the causative agent of stomach ulcers?

There are vaccines that protect against all but one of these viruses. For which one is there no vaccine?

The ELISA identification method uses which of these things in making the identification?

When an ELISA is used to determine if a patient has been exposed to and a particular pathogenic organism and an immune response is being elicited, the secondary antibody must recognize and bind specifically to _______. 

Tapeworms are in the phylum Platyhelminthes, which are _____.

Whooping cough is also called ______.  

The nurse has completed examining the client’s nose and sinuses. Which body area should the nurse examine next?