MBI 111 Final Exam

Question

What kind of disease is dental caries?

Answer 1

Salmonella

Answer 2

Bacillus cereus

Answer 3

Clostridium perfringens

Answer 4

Cryptosporidium parvum

Answer 5

Giardia lamblia

Answer 6

Campylobacter jejuni

Answer 7

Salmonella

Answer 8

Bacillus cereus

Answer 9

Clostridium perfringens

Answer 10

Cryptosporidium parvum

Answer 11

Giardia lablia

Answer 12

Campylobacter jejuni

Answer 13

Salmonella

Answer 14

Bacillus cereus

Answer 15

Clostridium perfringens

Answer 16

Cryptosporidium parvum

Answer 17

Giardia lamblia

Answer 18

Campylobacter jejuni

Answer 19

Antibiotics only

Answer 20

Drugs that reduce stomach acid production

Answer 21

Avoidance of spicy foods only

Answer 22

A change in lifestyle that reduces stress only

Answer 23

Drugs that coat the stomach lining only

Answer 24

Antibiotics combined with drugs that reduce stomach acid production and ones that coat the stomach lining

Answer 25

Peristalsis

Answer 26

Sloughing epithelium

Answer 27

Normal Microbiota

Answer 28

Stomach acid

Answer 29

Staphylococcal intoxication

Answer 30

Salmonella enteritis

Answer 31

Stomach Ulcers

Answer 32

Antibiotic only

Answer 33

Antibiotic and antitoxin

Answer 34

Antitoxin only

Answer 35

Antibiotic and fluid replacement

Answer 36

Letting the disease run its course

Answer 37

Plaque damage to teeth occurs by means of a specific toxin that erodes tooth enamel

Answer 38

Fecal transplant is a "last ditch" method for the treatment of cholera infections

Answer 39

Cryptosporidium oocysts can be transmitted in swimming pools by infected young children with diarrhea, even when they are wearing swim diapers or swim pants

Answer 40

TLC and supportive care are the only treatments for hepatitis A and E, oral herpes, giardiasis, staphylococcal intoxication and poliomyelitis, because effective CTAs are not available

Answer 41

Vaccines are available for cholera, hepatitis A and E and polio, but not rotavirus

Answer 42

Once a herpes cold sore or oral herpes lesion disappears, the infection is cured and lesions will not recur

Answer 43

Access to good sanitation and clean drinking water is a key to prevention of most gastrointestinal infections worldwide

Answer 44

Shigatoxic E.coli (STEC) is uncommon in the US and serious infections are very rare

Answer 45

An infected person's feces can contain infectious agents, but their vomitus cannot, due to its highly acidic nature

Answer 46

The cysts of both Giardia and Cryptosporidium are readily killed by chlorine, so there is no need to use filtration to purify drinking water

Answer 47

Because this opportunistic bacterium is a member of the normal microbiota, use of broad spectrum antibiotic therapy (which kills off most of the other normal microbiota) can lead to Clostridium difficult infections, especially in the elderly

Answer 48

Food contaminated with Staphylococcus aureus can only cause illness in people who eat it while the bacteria are still alive

Answer 49

The organisms that cause both dental caries and periodontal disease are normal bacterial microbiota that accumulate on teeth as dental plaque, and the caries they cause can be prevented by regular flossing and brushing with fluoride toothpaste plus biannual tooth cleaning by a dental hygienist

Answer 50

Polio begins as an intestinal infection that is followed by a production of a neurotoxin that causes damage of motor neurons in the CNS and leads to flaccid paralysis

Answer 51

Botulism is transmitted by improperly canned foods containing bacterial spores that germinate to form vegetative bacteria that grow and produce an exotoxin that can lead to cardiac and/or respiratory failure

Answer 52

Cholera toxin leads to sever dehydration, but patients can usually be successfully treated by replacing water and salts, either by oral hydration or by IV administration

Answer 53

Toxins play a significant role in hepatitis A and botulism, but not in enteritis or oral Candidiasis (thrush)

Answer 54

The signs and symptoms are more apparent in men than in women

Answer 55

Signs and symptoms may include painful urination and discharge

Answer 56

Pelvic inflammatory disease is not a complication of both of these diseases, just one of them

Answer 57

Antibiotic resistance is a significant problem for either of these diseases

Answer 58

Due to damage to the fallopian tubes, they may lead to ectopic pregnancy or infertility in women

Answer 59

Indwelling urethral catheters post little or no risk for nosocomial infections

Answer 60

The death rates for septicemia and septic shock makes these maladies the number 11 killer in the country

Answer 61

Septicemia, but not septic shock, is associated with loss of blood flow to vital organs

Answer 62

In septic shock, the damage is caused by bacteria growing in the lungs and physically clogging them

Answer 63

Formation of a chancre

Answer 64

Pelvic inflammatory disease

Answer 65

Transmission of syphilis via contact with open lesions

Answer 66

Congenital (birth) defects

Answer 67

Gumma formation that occurs after a latent period

Answer 68

The symptoms characteristics of vaginosis include vaginal inflammation and open cervical lesions, but neither itching or discharge

Answer 69

Urinary cystitis is caused by vaginal normal microbiota that are introduced into the urethra during sexual intercourse

Answer 70

Vaginosis is a syndrome, the causes of which include fungal, protozoal and bacterial normal microbiota

Answer 71

While vaginosis is associated with renal damage, urinary cystitis is not

Answer 72

Although condom use will not help prevent vaginosis, personal hygiene can

Answer 73

Once an STD is cured, reinfection will not occur, although latent organisms can cause recurrence of some of these diseases

Answer 74

With most STDs, when the symptoms go away, one can no longer be considered infectious, so transmission of the disease to a sexual partner is of little concern

Answer 75

The latest estimates indicate that 15 million Americans become newly infected with an STD each year, yet these diseases are one of the most under recognized health threats

Answer 76

Condoms are not effective in preventing STDs, so vaccination remains the primary means of prevention

Answer 77

Women who are promiscuous and practice unprotected sex do not have a higher risk of miscarriage or children with birth defects

Answer 78

Gardnerella

Answer 79

Normal microbiota are never associated with genitourinary infections

Answer 80

There should be no normal microbiota of any kind in the urinary tract

Answer 81

Phagocytes are not a significant cellular host defense factor involved in genitourinary infections

Answer 82

Mucus is both a chemical and physical host defense factor involved in preventing genitourinary infections

Answer 83

Poliomyelitis

Answer 84

Hepatitis A

Answer 85

Septicemia/Septic Shock

Answer 86

Genital Herpes

Answer 87

Genital Warts

Answer 88

Hepatitis C

Answer 89

Dental Caries

Answer 90

Periodontal Disease

Answer 91

Oral Herpes

Answer 92

Staphylococcal Intoxication

Answer 93

Toxic Shock Syndrome

Answer 94

Genital Warts

Answer 95

Genital Herpes

Answer 96

Hepatitis B, C, D

Answer 97

Oral Herpes

Answer 98

Toxic Shock Syndrome

Answer 99

Septicemia/Septic Shock

Answer 100

Hepatitis B, C, D

Answer 101

Dental Caries

Answer 102

Peptic Ulcers

Answer 103

Toxic Shock Syndrome

Answer 104

Septicemia/Septic Shock

Answer 105

Genital Herpes

Answer 106

Genital Warts

Answer 107

Clostridium difficile infection

Answer 108

Staphylococcal Infection

Answer 109

Septicemia/Septic Shock

Answer 110

Toxic Shock Syndrome

Answer 111

Poliomyelitis

Answer 112

Hepatitis A and E

Answer 113

Clostridium difficile infection

Answer 114

Genital Warts

Answer 115

Genital Herpes

Answer 116

Hepatitis B

Answer 117

cervical cancer can be a complication of genital herpes, but not genital warts

Answer 118

one will develop visible genital sores when they have genital herpes, but not when they have syphilis

Answer 119

HIV and gonorrhea are associated with chronic or latent infections, but neither chlamydia nor syphilis has a latent stage

Answer 120

penile cancer can be a complication of genital warts, but not genital herpes

Answer 121

During asymptomatic HIV infection, levels of virus circulating in the blood remain high

Answer 122

Opportunistic diseases are the primary cause of mortality in AIDS patients

Answer 123

AIDS is still a significant cause of death of men between the ages of 25 and 44 years in the US

Answer 124

Although infected with HIV, people are not considered to have AIDS until they develop opportunistic infections or unusual cancers

Answer 125

Combination drug therapies are most effective in reducing circulating HIV than are therapies that utilize only individual drugs

Answer 126

During its replication cycle, HIV generates a DNA copy of its genome that is integrated into the chromosomes of infected host cells

Answer 127

HIV is remarkably stable genetically because it rarely undergoes mutations

Answer 128

The lesions typical of genital warts occur only on the genitalia, not on (or in) any other part of the body

Answer 129

Hepatitis B and C are both associated with IV drug use and transfusions, as well as with promiscuous sexual behavior

Answer 130

In both men and women genital herpes causes genital lesions; it may result in PID, but not cervical damage, in women

Answer 131

High-risk types of HPV are the leading cause of oropharyangeal cancer

Answer 132

Low-risk HPV strains are not associated with metastatic cancer because they are not known to generate malignant tumors

Answer 133

The vaccine for HPV works in either males or females, and it works best when administered before the onset of sexual activity

Answer 134

Only females are at risk of developing cancer from HPV, so they are the only people who should receive HPV vaccine

Answer 135

Tuberculosis

Answer 136

Cryptosporidiosis

Answer 137

Pneumonystis pneumonia

Answer 138

Toxoplasmosis

Answer 139

Kaposi's sarcoma

Answer 140

Candidiasis

Answer 141

HIV originated in Africa in 1980, and was spread throughout the world primarily by homosexual contact

Answer 142

HIV and syphilis, but neither hepatitis nor genital warts, develop into systemic infections

Answer 143

Genital herpes, syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia infection can all increase the chances of infection with HIV…they are gateway diseases

Answer 144

Both HIV and genital warts, but not genital herpes, are likely to lead to secondary infections of other organisms

Answer 145

Vaccines are available for prevention of both hepatitis B and C, as well as for genital warts

Answer 146

Gardasil is effective in females, but not in males, despite great efforts to modify the vaccine so it would be more widely applicable

Answer 147

Once a person is infected with the etiological agents of these diseases, no antibiotic cure exists for genital herpes, genital warts or hepatitis B

Answer 148

Although there are medications (CTAs) that can help people infected with HIV manage their disease and live longer, they do not infection or AIDS

Answer 149

Genital Herpes

Answer 150

Hepatitis B

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