1. Patient X is diagnosed with salmonellosis, an infection caused by the gram negative bacterium
Salmonella. After receiving appropriate antibiotics the patient suffers from a low-grade fever,
weakness, and diarrhea. At this point it is likely the patient is suffering with issues from:
a. an endotoxin
b. a Type I exotoxin
c. a Type II exotoxin
d. a Type III exotoxin
e. a nosocomial infection
2. Wanda go to the hospital to give birth to her first child. While she is there she contracts
COVID-19 from the expectant mother sharing a hospital room with her. What type of
transmission does this represent?
a. nosocomial
b. a zoonosis
c. vertical
d. fomite
e. fecal-oral
3. A ssDNA virus can use a host DNA-dependent RNA polymerase to make:
a. mRNA
b. copies of its genome
c. +ssDNA
d. -ssRNA
e. dsRNA.
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1. 1. Patient X is diagnosed with salmonellosis, an infection caused by the gram negative bacterium
Salmonella. After receiving appropriate antibiotics the patient suffers from a low-grade fever,
weakness, and diarrhea. At this point it is likely the patient is suffering with issues from:
a. an endotoxin
b. a Type I exotoxin
c. a Type II exotoxin
d. a Type III exotoxin
e. a nosocomial infection
2. Wanda go to the hospital to give birth to her first child. While she is there she contracts
COVID-19 from the expectant mother sharing a hospital room with her. What type of
transmission does this represent?
a. nosocomial
b. a zoonosis
c. vertical
d. fomite
e. fecal-oral
3. A ssDNA virus can use a host DNA-dependent RNA polymerase to make:
a. mRNA
b. copies of its genome
c. +ssDNA
d. -ssRNA
e. dsRNA
