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DEN111- Chapter 7

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What are the most commonly diagnoses and treated of the herpesviruses? type 1 or 2
What is the causive agent of syphilis? treponema pallidum
If syphilis is untreated, the secondary phase may appear within ________ weeks. 2-10 weeks
Which herpes causes chickenpox? herpes type 3
Herpes type 4 is also known as: epstein barr virus
Streptococcus pyogenes causes: strep and scarlet fever
What is used to test TB? PPD; purified protein derivitive
What is the leading cause of middle ear infections in children? streptococcus pneumoniae
What is legionnaires disease? waterborne disease agent, gram negative
Whta is pseudomonas infection? waterborne disease originated from dental unit water
Methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is resistant to: B-lactams
What microbe causes thrush and denture stomatitis? Candida albicans
Herpetic whitlow is an infection of the: hand and fingers
Those who have shingles have been previously infected with the organisms that causes: chickenpox
Herpangina and hand foot and mouth disease are caused by the same group of viruses called: coxsackievirus
The bacterium that causes strep throat also causes necrotizing fascitis and: scarlet fever
Where does streptococcus pneumoniae normally exist when it is not causing disease? in the nose and throat
Where does Legionella pneumonphila normally exist when it is not causing disease? natural and domestic waters
What bacterium in dental unit water has been shown to cause oral disease in immunocompromised patients? pseudomonas aeruginosa
What microbe is well known for causing periodic recurrences after the initial infection? human herpesviruses
An opportunistic pathogen causes disease only: under special circumstances that give it an advantage to multiply to harmful levels
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