Infection Disease Second Chance Exam - Intro Lecture

What does a catalase test determine?

The catalase test differentiates between:

When performing a catalase test, staphylococcus will be:

What bacteria produces coagulase enzymes?

Which Staph species is coagulase negative

Streptococcus species are: SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

What is an example of alpha-hemolytic streptococci? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

What is an example of beta-hemolytic streptococci?

What is an example of non-hemolytic strep?

Gram Positive and Anaerobic cocci?

Gram Positive and Anaerobic bacilli?

Which of the following are gram negative bacilli? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Which of the following are gram negative cocci? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Pseudomonas Aeruginosa is non-lactose fermenting and oxidase postive

Salmonella, Shigella, Proteus, and Acinetobacter are non-lactose fermenting and oxidase negative

E.Coli and Klebsiellaare lactose-fermenting

What is the most clinically relavent bacteroides species?

Which of the following are influential patient factors? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Which of the following are influential antimicrobial factors? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Which of the following are influential infection factors? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Which beta-lactams require renal dosing? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Which FQs require renal dosing? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Which antibiotics require renal adjustment?

Clinical signs of an idiopathic reaction include:

Allergies to semi-synthetic pencillins are directed against:

Definitive antibiotic therapy cannot be provided until: (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

Penicillinase led to:

Change in PBP via mecA gene led to:

Van A gene transfer from VRE led to:

MIC Creep led to: