A) Lyme disease
B) Rocky Mountain spotted fever
C) Q fever
D) plague
E) ehrlichiosis
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A) the blood-brain barrier
B) lymph nodes
C) lymphocytes in the blood
D) fever
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A) Its symptoms include fever, swollen lymph nodes, ulcerative lesions, conjunctivitis, and pneumonia.
B) The causative agent is a gram-positive bacterium.
C) It is transmitted by arthropod vectors.
D) It is sometimes called rabbit fever.
E) It is a zoonosis.
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A) myocardium
B) epicardium
C) ectocardium
D) endocardium
E) pericardium
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A) This is just one of many pathogens that blood is screened for. The information given by the donor saves the staff time in testing the blood.
B) Recipients differ in their susceptibility to malaria; if you have had malaria, the staff will earmark your blood to speci?c kinds of recipients.
C) Malarial parasites can persist in the liver, and, as a result, could be contaminating your blood and transferred to a recipient.
D) If you are infected with malaria, you are probably also infected with HIV, and that would disqualify your donation.
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A) Symptoms include fever, headache, and muscle pains.
B) The disease vector is transmitted by Ixodes ticks.
C) Treatment requires an extensive course of antibiotics, usually 3-6 weeks.
D) The disease is diagnosed by PCR or indirect fluorescent antibody tests.
E) It often coinfects with Borrelia burgdorferi.
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A) a DNA genome
B) integration into the host genome
C) reverse transcriptase
D) glycoprotein spikes
E) an envelope
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A) Lassa fever
B) Rocky Mountain spotted fever
C) Ebola
D) Marburg
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A) the pattern of the fever, whether it is constant or varies with time
B) viral causes in hemorrhagic fevers and bacterial or protozoan causes in nonhemorrhagic fevers
C) the viral load in the blood, specifically the viral titer
D) the integrity of the capillary endothelium and its ability to contain the blood
E) the overall mortality rate, as hemorrhagic fevers have a much higher mortality rate
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A) was virulent historically but currently circulating strains are not virulent
B) is usually transmitted by a flea vector
C) has deer as an endemic reservoir
D) does not respond to antimicrobial drugs
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A) fungemia
B) bactocarditis
C) sepsis
D) viremia
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A) Anopheles mosquito
B) multimammate rat
C) fruit bat
D) Aedes mosquito
E) deer tick
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A) An infection typically requires hospitalization for about a week.
B) An infection results in sudden leukocytosis.
C) The virus is transmitted by direct oral contact and saliva.
D) The virus has a 30-50 day incubation period.
E) Transmission has been documented through contaminated blood transfusions and organ transplants.
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A) The incidence of HIV infection in the United States is at an all-time low level, so transmission was not at all likely, especially after only a single possible exposure.
B) The antibiotic that you have been taking for a urinary tract infection will also destroy HIV, so you don't have to worry about an infection.
C) HIV infection can be latent and asymptomatic for years, so testing should be postponed until you exhibit symptoms of AIDS.
D) It's too soon to detect the antibody produced by your immune system in response to HIV exposure, so a test will come back negative. Wait a few more weeks to be tested.
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A) The causative agent, Coxiella burnetii, is transmitted by lice.
B) The disease is mild, and most cases go undetected.
C) The causative agent, Coxiella burnetii, produces resistant endospore-like structures.
D) Symptoms include fever, muscle aches, rash, and occasionally pneumonia.
E) Humans can be infected from the airborne spread of particles from infected animals.
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A) Plague; somewhat high mortality rate and low communicability
B) AIDS; high mortality rate and low communicability
C) Ebola; high mortality rate and high communicability
D) Malaria; low mortality rate and high communicability
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A) plague
B) Rocky Mountain spotted fever
C) babesiosis
D) Lyme disease
E) Q fever
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A) HIV
B) Chagas disease
C) Dengue fever
D) Ebola hemorrhagic fever
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A) healthcare workers haven't been trained to detect it
B) infections are usually asymptomatic
C) infection is generally only seen in late-stage AIDS patients
D) it is a rare infection
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