Zoonotic Infections Master Quiz

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Test your knowledge on zoonotic infections and bites.

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Zoonotic Infections Master Quiz


Froggy Jumps Zoonotic Infections Master QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on zoonotic infections and bites. par Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 What is the causative agent of plague? a Yersinia pestis b Bacillus anthracis c Francisella tularensis 2 Which vector transmits plague most commonly? a Ticks b Mosquito c Rat flea (Xenopsylla cheopis) 3 What is the common clinical form of plague in lymph nodes? a Bubonic plague b Septicemic plague c Pneumonic plague 4 Which form of plague is highly infectious via droplets? a Septicemic plague b Bubonic plague c Pneumonic plague 5 Name a characteristic appearance of Y. pestis on direct microscopy. a Gram-negative rods with flagella b Gram-positive cocci in clusters c Gram-negative coccobacilli with bipolar staining 6 What is the drug of choice for plague treatment? a Gentamicin b Ampicillin c Erythromycin 7 Which antibiotic is effective for plague post-exposure prophylaxis? a Doxycycline b Penicillin c Azithromycin 8 What genus does the plague bacterium belong to? a Pasteurella b Yersinia c Bartonella 9 Tularemia is primarily caused by which organism? a Yersinia pestis b Brucella melitensis c Francisella tularensis 10 Which form of tularemia is most virulent in humans? a Oculoglandular tularemia b Typhoidal tularemia c Ulceroglandular tularemia 11 What is a common route of tularemia transmission? a Inhalation only b Ingestion of dairy c Insect bites (ticks) 12 Gentamicin is a drug of choice for which disease? a Rabies b Tularemia c Q fever 13 Pasteurella multocida is commonly transmitted via what? a Airborne droplets b Animal bites, especially cats and dogs c Contaminated water 14 Capnocytophaga is part of the flora of which animal? a Birds b Rodents c Dog and cat mouths 15 Rat-bite fever is caused by which pathogens? a Streptobacillus moniliformis or Spirillum minus b Bordetella pertussis c Borrelia burgdorferi 16 Which organism causes rat-bite fever in North America? a Yersinia pestis b Spirillum minus c Streptobacillus moniliformis 17 What is the typical site for buboes in bubonic plague? a Inguinal region b Axillary region c Cervical region 18 Which form of plague can lead to blackening of the skin? a Bubonic plague b Septicemic plague c Pneumonic plague 19 What is the primary reservoir for plague? a Domestic cats b Dogs c Wild rodents 20 What mosquito-borne disease transmission is most likely to cause plague? a Aedes mosquito b Anopheles mosquito c None (plague is flea-borne) 21 Which medium is used to transport pneumonic plague specimens? a MacConkey agar b Cary–Blair medium c Blood agar 22 Which lab test helps identify Y. pestis biotypes? a Gram staining b MALDI-TOF c Catalase test 23 What is a common clinical sign of bubonic plague? a Rash b Painful buboes c Jaundice 24 Which pathogen is the agent of tularemia? a Bacillus cereus b Francisella tularensis c Francisella novicida 25 What is a key preventive measure for plague outbreaks? a Wear masks only b Control fleas and rodent populations c Vaccination of all adults 26 Which form of plague can be used as a bioterrorism agent? a Yersinia pestis b Vibrio cholerae c Bacillus subtilis 27 What is the incubation period for bubonic plague? a Several weeks b 2–7 days c Few hours 28 Which organism shows bipolor staining in plague diagnosis? a Escherichia coli b Yersinia pestis c Staphylococcus aureus 29 Which is NOT a typical bite wound infection organism from pets? a Staphylococcus aureus b Mycobacterium tuberculosis c Pasteurella multocida 30 What is the main site of infection in cat-bite septic arthritis risk? a Face b Hand (phalanges) c Back 31 Which antibiotic is often used for Pasteurella infections? a Vancomycin b Penicillin G or amoxicillin-clavulanate c Acyclovir 32 Which specimen is best for bite wound culture? a Saliva swab b Oral rinse c Purulent exudate from depth 33 Which disease is associated with bacilli in rat fleas? a Rabies b Leptospirosis c Plague 34 Which form of tularemia is primarily transmitted by inhalation? a Ulceroglandular tularemia b Pulmonary tularemia c Oculoglandular tularemia 35 Which organism is associated with rat-bite fever in Asia? a Streptobacillus moniliformis b Yersinia pestis c Spirillum minus 36 Which vaccine is used for plague prevention? a BCG vaccine b Live EV76 vaccine (restricted use) c MMR vaccine 37 Which species is a common cause of Pasteurellosis in humans? a Serratia marcescens b Neisseria meningitidis c Pasteurella multocida 38 Which modality differentiates Y. pestis in labs? a MALDI-TOF identification b Coagulase test c Gram stain only 39 What is the common site of buboes in bubonic plague? a Axillary region b Inguinal region c Cervical region 40 Which drug is not recommended for plague? a Gentamicin b Streptomycin c β-lactams as primary therapy 41 Which organism is associated with cat-scratch disease? a Bacillus anthracis b Bartonella henselae c Pasteurella multocida 42 Which bacterial family does Y. pestis belong to? a Staphylococcaceae b Streptococcaceae c Enterobacteriaceae 43 What is a key diagnostic marker for plague? a IgM against dengue b PCR for HIV c F1 antigen detection 44 Which body system is commonly affected in septicemic plague? a Skin and mucosa with hemorrhages b Nervous system only c Digestive tract only 45 Which animal is a primary plague reservoir? a Domestic cats b Wild rodents c Dogs 46 Which lab test can differentiate Yersinia biotypes? a Oxidase test b MALDI-TOF c Gram stain alone 47 What is a common outcome of untreated bubonic plague? a Immediate recovery b Dissemination to pneumonia or meningitis c Sprue 48 Name a prevention method for plague outbreaks. a Oral antibiotics for all b Insecticide control of fleas c Vaccination of all children 49 Which condition is a potential complication of dog bites? a Malaria b Rabies and tetanus c Tuberculosis 50 Which form of plague often arises secondarily from bubonic/plague spread? a Septicemic plague b Glanders c Pneumonic plague 51 What is the primary route of tularemia transmission? a Air conditioning vents b Soil only c Insect bites and contaminated water/food

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Zoonotic Infections Master QuizVersion en ligne

par Quader Ahmed Jalili

What is the causative agent of plague?

Which vector transmits plague most commonly?

What is the common clinical form of plague in lymph nodes?

Which form of plague is highly infectious via droplets?

Name a characteristic appearance of Y. pestis on direct microscopy.

What is the drug of choice for plague treatment?

Which antibiotic is effective for plague post-exposure prophylaxis?

What genus does the plague bacterium belong to?

Tularemia is primarily caused by which organism?

Which form of tularemia is most virulent in humans?

What is a common route of tularemia transmission?

Gentamicin is a drug of choice for which disease?

Pasteurella multocida is commonly transmitted via what?

Capnocytophaga is part of the flora of which animal?

Rat-bite fever is caused by which pathogens?

Which organism causes rat-bite fever in North America?

What is the typical site for buboes in bubonic plague?

Which form of plague can lead to blackening of the skin?

What is the primary reservoir for plague?

What mosquito-borne disease transmission is most likely to cause plague?

Which medium is used to transport pneumonic plague specimens?

Which lab test helps identify Y. pestis biotypes?

What is a common clinical sign of bubonic plague?

Which pathogen is the agent of tularemia?

What is a key preventive measure for plague outbreaks?

Which form of plague can be used as a bioterrorism agent?

What is the incubation period for bubonic plague?

Which organism shows bipolor staining in plague diagnosis?

Which is NOT a typical bite wound infection organism from pets?

What is the main site of infection in cat-bite septic arthritis risk?

Which antibiotic is often used for Pasteurella infections?

Which specimen is best for bite wound culture?

Which disease is associated with bacilli in rat fleas?

Which form of tularemia is primarily transmitted by inhalation?

Which organism is associated with rat-bite fever in Asia?

Which vaccine is used for plague prevention?

Which species is a common cause of Pasteurellosis in humans?

Which modality differentiates Y. pestis in labs?

What is the common site of buboes in bubonic plague?

Which drug is not recommended for plague?

Which organism is associated with cat-scratch disease?

Which bacterial family does Y. pestis belong to?

What is a key diagnostic marker for plague?

Which body system is commonly affected in septicemic plague?

Which animal is a primary plague reservoir?

Which lab test can differentiate Yersinia biotypes?

What is a common outcome of untreated bubonic plague?

Name a prevention method for plague outbreaks.

Which condition is a potential complication of dog bites?

Which form of plague often arises secondarily from bubonic/plague spread?

What is the primary route of tularemia transmission?