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You isolate a unicellular organism from the pus in a patient's infected wound site. The cell has no nucleus. What is the most likely Kingdom for the cell?
During her recent stay in the hospital following routine surgery, Liza contracts influenza from another patient. This infection is most specifically described as:
a. nosocomial
b. endogenous
c. exogenous
d. iatrogenic
I answered C, but i don't know if that is correct. Endogenous is an infectious that arose from the patient's own normal flora as an opportunistic infection. However, it could be B because Endogenous means they are caused by a microbe introduced to the patient while in the healthcare setting.
The number of microbes needed to cause illness in the host
A. the disease threshold
B. Minimum illness dose
C. Infectious dose
D. Minimum concentration
I believe it is minimum illness dose because the smallest amount of a drug or other microbes needed to produce a desired or specified.
Thank you so much!
Beginning to feel better
a. decline
b. convalescence
c. illness
d. prodromal period
i think its either A or B. Thank you very much!!
Beginning to feel better
a. decline
b. convalescence
c. illness
d. prodromal period
i think its either A or B. Thank you very much!!
During her recent stay in the hospital following routine surgery, Liza contracts influenza from another patient. This infection is most specifically described as:
a. nosocomial
b. endogenous
c. exogenous
d. iatrogenic
I answered C, but i don't know if that is correct. Endogenous is an infectious that arose from the patient's own normal flora as an opportunistic infection. However, it could be B because Endogenous means they are caused by a microbe introduced to the patient while in the healthcare setting.
The number of microbes needed to cause illness in the host
A. the disease threshold
B. Minimum illness dose
C. Infectious dose
D. Minimum concentration
I believe it is minimum illness dose because the smallest amount of a drug or other microbes needed to produce a desired or specified.
Thank you very much!!
The negative particle is?
i)Cellular shapes and arrangements are specific characteristics you can use to identify bacteria.What are the different shapes found in bacteria?Give examples.
Write an essay on microbial growth and using bacterium as an example to determine the rate of population.
Explain the result of routine fecalysis for:
1. viral gastroenteritis
2. bacterial gastroenteritis
3. amebiasis
Describe the microscopic findings of fecalysis for these infections.
What is Chondroid? in one Wikipipedia site it says "Mesosomes or chondroids..." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesosome (first line). so does that mean mesosomes and chondroid are the same? pls explain
Draw the vegetative stage of a protozoa, fluke, round worm and malarial parasite. With organism, magnification and source
1. How do the protozoa and multicellular parasites compare with the bacteria in size and morphological features?
2. Explain the advantages of a wet mount preparation over a prepared slide? What disadvantages are there?
