Northern Virginia Community College Bio 150 Microbiology Spring 2014 Exam 4 Dr. Vincent Ng Refer to the following case for question I-3 patient suffered from tightness and sev pain in his to the hospital and developed severe facial spasmi His history indicated that he had stepped on a nail his family’s farm a few days ago. not professional treatment prior to admission The wound appeared to minor and had to the hospital I. The organism in this case is most likely: Clostridium Mani E. Escherichia eoli The disease is best treated by: antibiotics and antitoxin combined 3. pneumonia in immunocompromised penons may be caused by Legionella pnevmophilia, the reservoir of the organism is most likely to be: D. the human intestine 4. A 20 yrvold female presents to the emergency room of a large city hospital complaining of extreme abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding Upon examination, no lesions are her vaginal tract and the urinalysis does not indicate any sings of a urinary tract infoction Her admitting diagnosis is pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) The most likely cause is: D, herpes virus E HIV 2 5. An ou break of abdominal cramps and diarrhea without fever that occurs in a group of students that have eaten together vomiting. hours before is mostly likely caused by: C. Pseudownomas aeruginosa E. Staphylococcus enterotoxin poisoning 6. Puperal sepsis (childbirth fever) is most likely caused by: B. Legionella pwwemophillia C Haemophilus influencar E. Plasmodium vivax 7, Scarlet fever is caused by: C. Haemophilus influenzae D. Clostridium botalinum E. Vibrio cholerar