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D Question 7 All of the following apply to transformation of Streptococcus pneumoniae EXCEPT: O A release of DNA (genes) with donor cell death OB. conjugation of a Vir plasmid carrying capsule-producing genes OC replacement of recipient genes with donor genes OD alignment of donor genes with recipient chromosome OES strains that are a100,000 times more virulent than R strains Question 8 You are working in the Emergency Department evaluating a dermal lesion with visible pus that measures less than % (0.5) cm. in diameter. Which of the following apply: OA vesicle OB papule OC macule O D. bulla O E none of the above apply Question 9 Bacterial cell wall proteins may cause excessive immune responses. All of the following apply to damaging immune responses EXCEPT: OA elevated inflammatory responses primarily through the development of excessive edema OB disruptions of tissue architecture and function OC secretion of exoenzymes to increase nutrient concentrations OD accumulations of fluids in tissues and organs OE swelling of infected tissues Question 10 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts 2 pts

Question 9 Bacterial cell wall proteins may cause excessive immune responses. All of the following apply to damaging immune responses EXCEPT OA elevated inflammatory responses primarily through the development of excessive edema OB. disruptions of tissue architecture and function OC secretion of exoenzymes to increase nutrient concentrations O D. accumulations of fluids in tissues and organs OE swelling of infected tissues Question 10 Which of the following apply to the function of the mecA gene: OA the mecA gene allows for reassortment of HA and NA genes OB. the mecA gene allows for disruption of cellular control of mitosis OC. the mecA gene encodes an altered transpeptidase for beta-lactam antibiotic resistance O D. the mecA gene encodes a protein that disables the immune system OE the mecA gene encodes for capsomeres Question 11 OA infection with Corynebacterium diphtheriae OB. infection with Bordetella pertussis OC infection with Streptococcus pyogenes OD. infection with Streptococcus pneumoniae OE infection with Listeria pneumophila 2 pts Question 12 2 pts You are treating an infant (<12 months) with paroxysmal stage bacterial pneumonia characterized by severe coughing. Which of the is the most likely agent: 2 pts 2 pts

0 Question 12 All of the following contribute to the Establishment and Surviving host defenses (stage 3) of the bacterial infectious process EXCEPT: O A capsule synthesis O B. exotoxin secretion OC leukocidin release OD. coagulase secretion O E intracellular growth Question 13 Which of the following apply to the function of viral capsomeres: O A capsomeres contribute to the function of viral enzymes OB. capsomeres may be used in adsorption of non-enveloped viruses to host cells OC. capsomeres are part of the viral envelope O D. capsomeres participate in the process of viral synthesis O E. capsomers promote transformation of capsule genes Question 14 2 pts OA person-person transmission of the elementary body (EB) OB development of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) OC development of three stages of infection and use of the flagella a virulence factor COD. the pathogen has a Gram stain characteristic of G-C, pairs OE infection with pus and mucous with emergence of multi-drug resistant (MDR) strains 2 pts 2 pts You are evaluating a patient with a genital chancre lesion. A swab is collected from the affected area, which is sent to the lab. The lab reports no bacterial cells seen on Gram stain. The Chlamydia rapid diagnostic test is negative. Which of the following apply:

D D D Question 7 All of the following apply to transformation of Streptococcus pneumoniae EXCEPT: O A release of DNA (genes) with donor cell death OB. conjugation of a Vir plasmid carrying capsule-producing genes OC. replacement of recipient genes with donor genes O D. alignment of donor genes with recipient chromosome O ES strains that are a100,000 times more virulent than R strains Question 8 You are working in the Emergency Department evaluating a dermal lesion with visible pus that measures less than 1% (0.5) cm. in diameter. Which of the following apply: O A. vesicle O B. papule OC. macule OD. bulla O E none of the above apply Question 9 Bacterial cell wall proteins may cause excessive immune responses. All of the following apply to damaging immune responses EXCEPT: O A elevated inflammatory responses primarily through the development of excessive edema OB. disruptions of tissue architecture and function OC secretion of exoenzymes to increase nutrient concentrations O D. accumulations of fluids in tissues and organs O E swelling of infected tissues 2p 2 pt 2 pts

Question 9 Bacterial cell wall proteins may cause excessive immune responses. All of the following apply to damaging immune responses EXCEPT: O A elevated inflammatory responses primarily through the development of excessive edema O B. disruptions of tissue architecture and function OC. secretion of exoenzymes to increase nutrient concentrations OD. accumulations of fluids in tissues and organs OE swelling of infected tissues Question 10 Which of the following apply to the function of the mecA gene: OA the mecA gene allows for reassortment of HA and NA genes O B. the mecA gene allows for disruption of cellular control of mitosis OC the mecA gene encodes an altered transpeptidase for beta-lactam antibiotic resistance O D. the mecA gene encodes a protein that disables the immune system OE the mecA gene encodes for capsomeres Question 11 2 pts O A infection with Corynebacterium diphtheriae OB. infection with Bordetella pertussis OC. infection with Streptococcus pyogenes OD. infection with Streptococcus pneumoniae OE. infection with Listeria pneumophila 2 pts 2 pts You are treating an infant (<12 months) with paroxysmal stage bacterial pneumonia characterized by severe coughing. Which of the is the most likely agent:

D Question 12 n D All of the following contribute to the Establishment and Surviving host defenses (stage 3) of the bacterial infectious process EXCEPT: O A capsule synthesis OB. exotoxin secretion OC leukocidin release D. coagulase secretion OE intracellular growth Question 13 Which of the following apply to the function of viral capsomeres: O A capsomeres contribute to the function of viral enzymes OB. capsomeres may be used in adsorption of non-enveloped viruses to host cells OC. capsomeres are part of the viral envelope O D. capsomeres participate in the process of viral synthesis O E. capsomers promote transformation of capsule genes Question 14 2 pts OA person-person transmission of the elementary body (EB) O B. development of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) OC. development of three stages of infection and use of the flagella a virulence factor OD. the pathogen has a Gram stain characteristic of G-C, pairs O E infection with pus and mucous with emergence of multi-drug resistant (MDR) strains 2 pts 2 pts You are evaluating a patient with a genital chancre lesion. A swab is collected from the affected area, which is sent to the lab. The lab reports no bacterial cells seen on Gram stain. The Chlamydia rapid diagnostic test is negative. Which of the following apply.