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Vibrios, Campylobacter and Helicobacter
Campylobacter jejuni
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Which bacterium is discussed in this section?
Campylobacter jejuni
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What historical event is referenced in the discussion of Campylobacter jejuni?
The battle of
Iwo Jima
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How is the American soldier depicted in the image related to Campylobacter jejuni?
His fist represents
jiu-jitsu
, sounding like jejuni
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What color indicates that Campylobacter jejuni is a gram-negative organism?
Red or pink
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What shape is Campylobacter jejuni?
Curved bacillus
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What does the pink sky in the image symbolize?
Gram-negative
organism
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What does the American soldier's mustache represent?
Curved bacilli
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What test indicates that Campylobacter jejuni is oxidase positive?
Oxidase test
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What color change indicates a positive oxidase test?
Blue
or
purple
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What type of transmission does Campylobacter jejuni exhibit?
Fecal-oral
transmission
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What does the flag being placed at the top of the hill symbolize?
Campylobacter is
flagellated and motile
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At what temperature does Campylobacter jejuni grow?
42
degrees Celsius
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What does the pig symbol on the airplane represent?
Pigs are
reservoirs
for Campylobacter
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What does the dog in the scene symbolize?
Puppies are
reservoirs
for Campylobacter
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What does the stray cat climbing the hill represent?
Cats are
reservoirs
for Campylobacter
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What food items are associated with Campylobacter transmission?
Undercooked
meat
and
unpasteurized
milk
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What does the blood around the explosion symbolize?
Campylobacter causes
bloody diarrhea
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What condition is associated with Campylobacter jejuni?
Guillain-Barre
syndrome
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What does ascending paralysis indicate in relation to Campylobacter jejuni?
It is a symptom of
Guillain-Barre syndrome
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What is Reiter syndrome also known as?
Reactive arthritis
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How does Vibrio cholerae differ from Campylobacter jejuni in terms of diarrhea type?
Vibrio causes
watery
diarrhea, Campylobacter causes
bloody
diarrhea
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Why is the answer 'A' (contaminated water) incorrect for the girl's case?
It is associated with
Vibrio
, not
Campylobacter
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Why is the answer 'C' (sexual contact) incorrect for the girl's case?
Sexual contact is not linked to
bloody diarrhea
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What does the explosion in the image symbolize regarding Campylobacter jejuni?
It grows at high temperatures, 42
degrees Celsius
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What does the stool culture reveal about the girl's condition?
It confirms the presence of
Campylobacter jejuni
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