Small Gram-Negative Bacilli
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| this organism causes pertussis | Bordetella pertussis
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| another name for pertussis | whooping cough
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| mode of transmission for Bordetella pertussis | direct contact (droplet)
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| portal of entry/exit for Bordetella pertussis | respiratory tract
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| who are particularly at risk for a Bordetella pertussis infection? | young children
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| what is the vaccine for Bordetella pertussis? | DTaP
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| 2 virulence factors for Bordetella pertussis | capsule and toxins
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| organism known as a blood-loving pathogen | Haemophilus influenzae
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| disease caused by Haemophilus influenzae | bacterial influenzal meningitis
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| 2 synonyms for bacterial influenzal meningitis | Hib meningits, Haemophilus influenzae meiningitis
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| mode of transmission for Haemophilus influenzae | direct contact (droplet)
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| portal of entry/exit for Haemophilus influenzae | respiratory tract
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| vaccine for Haemophilus influenzae | Hib
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| a concern with Haemophilus influenzae, the most serious complication of which is meningitis | bacteremia
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| zoonosis causing three forms of plague | Yersinia pestis
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| caused by Yersinia pestis: transmitted via the bite of an infected rat flea | Bubonic plague
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| another name for Bubonic plague | Black Death
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| a sign of Bubonic plague, black hemorrhagic lymph nodes | buboes
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| intermediary stage between Bubonic and Pneumonic plagues | Septicemic plague
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| caused by Yersinia pestis: third stage, can become a direct transmitter via droplets | Pneumonic plague
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| portals of entry/exit for Yersinia pestis | broken skin, respiratory tract
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| zoonosis causing Tularemia | Francisella tularensis
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| 2 synonmyns for Tularemia | Rabbit Fever, Deerfly Fever
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| 2 modes of transmission for Francisella tularensis | direct contact (with handling a rabbit), indirect contact (insect vector, ingestion, airborne)
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| 3 portals of entry for Francisella tularensis | broken or unbroken skin, GI tract, respiratory tract
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| most common site of infection for Francisella tularensis | skin (cutaneous infection)
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