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Oxidase Neg.
Nonfermentative GNB.
Opportunistic.
A. lwoffi |
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Small GNB.
Found in respiratory tract of warm blooded animals. |
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| Respiratory disease in animals. |
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| Stage of whooping cough that is communicable and resembles a cold. |
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| Stage of whooping cough with severe repetitive coughing; characteristic "whooping" sound. |
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| Recovery stage of whooping cough. |
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| Bordet Gengou and Regan Lowe. |
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| What is Brucella abortus found in? |
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| What is Brucella mostly found in? |
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| Where is Brucella suis found? |
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| Where is Brucella melitensis found? |
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| Where is Brucella canis found? |
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| What does Brucella spp. cause in animals? |
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| Humans in animal occupations aquire what from Brucella spp? |
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| Undulant fever. Also known as Bangs disease. |
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| Can be used as a biological weapon? |
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| Brucella spp. and Franciscella tularensis. |
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| Causes tularemia or rabbit fever? |
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Franciscella tularensis.
(GNB and found in water and wild animals) |
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| Requires cysteine suppliment? |
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| Associated with surface and portable water or moist environments? |
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| Causes legionellosis (Legionnaires' disease)? |
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| Has a "cut glass" appeearance? |
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| Faculative anaerobic, also fastidious? |
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| Grows on chocolate and not BAP without cross streaking with Staph. aureus (V factor) and lysed RBCs (X factor)? |
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| Meningitus in children and requires both X and V facrtors to grow? |
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| STD. Requires X factor. "School of fish." |
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| Causes contagious conjunctivitis and commonly called "pink eye." |
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| Haemophilus influenzae biotype aegyptius. |
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| Obtained through an animal bite. Most common isolate is P. multocida. |
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| Human bites or fistfights? |
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| Affect someone with oral cavity trauma? |
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| Has the ability to pit or corrode the agar as it grows? |
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| GPC. Causes infection by spreading to sterile areas of the body? |
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| Drumstick or tennis racquet appearance? |
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| Difficult to detect, "box car" shaped? |
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| Causes gas gangrene and beta hemolysis "target." |
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| Botox. Gas in cans. Botulism (food poisoning.) Causes a swollen appearance. |
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| Caused if on antibiotics for a long time and kills off normal flora? |
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| Produces a black pigment when grown on bile esculin agar? |
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| Causes abcesses and wound infecions? |
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