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- Gram positive case on the first day back to class at the local university, a student noticed a small abscess on his right elbow but didn't think much about it. Over the next couple days, however the abscess became more swollen and painful. The student decided to visit the health centet he told the doctor it looked like a spider bite but didn't recall being bitten. The doctor took a swab of the lesion and prescribed an antibiotic cream as it looked infected. The swab was sent to the lab for testing within a few days of treatment, the student lesion was healed. list appearance on plate media and gram stain result and list test results And ID based on the dichotomousGram positive case on the first day back to class at the local university, a student noticed a small abscess on his right elbow but didn't think much about it. Over the next couple days, however the abscess became more swollen and painful. The student decided to visit the health centet he told the doctor it looked like a spider bite but didn't recall being bitten. The doctor took a swab of the lesion and prescribed an antibiotic cream as it looked infected. The swab was sent to the lab for testing within a few days of treatment, the student lesion was healed. what is the overview of the etiological agent?( including basic characteristics of the organism, diseases it cause and use in industry) Broad to get a sense of what this organism isGram positive case on the first day back to class at the local university, a student noticed a small abscess on his right elbow but didn't think much about it. Over the next couple days, however the abscess became more swollen and painful. The student decided to visit the health centet he told the doctor it looked like a spider bite but didn't recall being bitten. The doctor took a swab of the lesion and prescribed an antibiotic cream as it looked infected. The swab was sent to the lab for testing within a few days of treatment, the student lesion was healed. Answer questions: plate morphology: (example: SBR agar-small, translucent, round colonies showing beta hemolysis) gram stain: catalase: caugulase: bactiracin: TSI:
- Gram positive case on the first day back to class at the local university, a student noticed a small abscess on his right elbow but didn't think much about it. Over the next couple days, however the abscess became more swollen and painful. The student decided to visit the health centet he told the doctor it looked like a spider bite but didn't recall being bitten. The doctor took a swab of the lesion and prescribed an antibiotic cream as it looked infected. The swab was sent to the lab for testing within a few days of treatment, the student lesion was healed. What is the overview of the disease? How did the patient most likely acquire it? How else does this organism spread to cause this disease?Gram positive case on the first day back to class at the local university, a student noticed a small abscess on his right elbow but didn't think much about it. Over the next couple days, however the abscess became more swollen and painful. The student decided to visit the health centet he told the doctor it looked like a spider bite but didn't recall being bitten. The doctor took a swab of the lesion and prescribed an antibiotic cream as it looked infected. The swab was sent to the lab for testing within a few days of treatment, the student lesion was healed. answer the questions: plate morphology: gram stain: catalase: coagulase: bactracin: TSIDISEASE PATHOGEN SYMPTOMS DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT 1. Candidiasis 2. Bacterial Vaginosis 3. Trichomoniasis
- DISEASE PATHOGEN SYMPTOMS DIAGNOSIS TREATMENT 1. Bacterial Vaginosis 2. TrichomoniasisDoctors Without Borders Medical Clinic in Central America, following 2 hurricanes Match each patient with the pathogen causing clinic signs and symptoms Patient 1: Fevers every 48-72 hours. Peripheral blood smears below Patient 2: Bloody diarrhea, "raspberry jam-like" (1st photo) with painful abdomen; stained fecal smear with pathogen (2nd photo)Non pathogenic amebaanswer the following 1. Among the luminal flagellates, which species do not have a cyst stage. 2. Describe the movement of Trichomonas vaginalis trophozoite. 3. Give the drug of choice for Trichomoniasis infection. 4. Determine the infective stage of the following hemoflagellates: Trypanosoma cruzi, Trpanosoma brucie gambiense, Trypanosoma brucie rhodesiense, Leishmania donovani, Lieshmania tropica, Lieshmania Mexicana, Lieshmania infantum, Lieshmania Vianniabrazilliensis and Lieshamania lieshmania major. 5. In the sleeping sickness phase of Trypanosoma brucie rhodesiense, what is the specimen of choice for diagnosis?
- Woman, virgin, presenting leucorrhoea. What is the suspected infection? how can she have acquired the infection? How to carry out the parasitological diagnosis and how expect to find?74. Clinical case, young homeless man, HIV+. You are working at the community clinic when a young, HIV+, homeless man presents with fever, fatigue and a cough of 6 months duration. You Gram stain a sample of his sputum and examine with your microscope, you see faintly staining bacilli in cords. You next perform an acid-fast stain on the sputum and see red staining bacilli in cords. Question: The reason the pathogen did not stain well with the Grams stain is because of the thick hydrophilic capsule thick, waxy, hydrophobic cell wall O thick, hydrophilic cell membrane O thick layer of hydrophobic peptidoglycanH. Pylori 1. which one is the most effective treatment and how effective are the other options? 2. Are you able to get this infection from the H. pylori living on your own teeth or in your own saliva? Or is this not a typical bacteria living in your oral microbiome? Also, why is the pain worse on an empty stomach? 3. what can interfere with testing for H. pylori? 4. Does H. pylori affect any other body system other than the gastrointestinal system? Can it enters the blood stream or the hepatic system?