GI Infections & Diarrheal Diseases Quiz

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Froggy Jumps GI Infections & Diarrheal Diseases QuizVersión en línea Test your grasp of GI infections basics. por Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 What is the inoculum size example for Shigella and E. histolytica? a 10^6 organisms b 1,000–10,000 organisms c 10–100 organisms 2 Which factor helps pathogens adhere to intestinal mucosa? a Saliva production b Adherence to intestinal mucosa c Vaccine immunity 3 Which toxin category causes watery diarrhea by secretory mechanisms? a Neurotoxins b Cytotoxins c Enterotoxins 4 What is a key mechanism of destruction in inflammatory diarrhea? a Cytotoxins destroying mucosal cells b Inoculum suppression c Neurotoxins causing vomiting 5 Which process contributes to dysentery by destroying mucosal cells? a Invasion b Predisposing factors c Adherence 6 Name a predisposing factor for GI infections. a High-fiber diet b Excess Vitamin C c Suppression of normal flora 7 What is the mainstay treatment for diarrheal illness per slides? a Steroid therapy b Fluid therapy/rehydration c Anticoagulation 8 Which therapy might be used for severe diarrhea due to bacterial pathogens? a Antivirals b Antibiotics c Antifungals 9 Traveler’s diarrhea is most commonly caused by which agent? a Norovirus b Rotavirus c ETEC (enterotoxigenic E. coli) 10 Which pathogen is classically linked to pseudomembranous colitis? a Vibrio cholerae b Clostridioides difficile c Campylobacter jejuni 11 Dysentery is defined by diarrhea with what features? a No mucus b Blood and mucus c Only vomiting 12 Which condition is described as necrosis of the bowel wall in premature infants? a Whipple’s disease b Necrotizing enterocolitis c Gastroenteritis 13 Which organism causes NeC in pigbel? a Clostridium perfringens type C b E. coli O157:H7 c Clostridioides difficile 14 Which disease is associated with gas gangrene of the bowel? a Necrotizing pancreatitis b Peptic ulcer disease c Necrotizing Enteritis 15 What is the hallmark of gastroenteritis? a Inflammation of stomach and intestines with diarrhea/vomiting b Isolated stomach ulcers c Liver inflammation 16 Which organism is a common cause of esophagitis in immunocompromised hosts? a Salmonella b Streptococcus pyogenes c Candida spp. 17 Which bacterium is linked to gastritis and peptic ulcers? a Staphylococcus aureus b Helicobacter pylori c Listeria monocytogenes 18 Proctitis is most often transmitted how? a Contaminated water b Sexual activity via anal intercourse c Respiratory droplets 19 Whipple’s disease is caused by which organism? a Listeria monocytogenes b Tropheryma whipplei c Mycobacterium tuberculosis 20 Which lab test can detect rotavirus antigen in stool? a PCR only b Western blot c ELISA 21 Which cells or organisms appear in the resident bowel flora? a Streptococcus pneumoniae b Bacteroides fragilis and E. coli c Candida albicans only 22 Which symptom set defines gastroenteritis clinically? a Cough, dyspnea b Jaundice, pruritus c Diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain

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What is the inoculum size example for Shigella and E. histolytica?

Which factor helps pathogens adhere to intestinal mucosa?

Which toxin category causes watery diarrhea by secretory mechanisms?

What is a key mechanism of destruction in inflammatory diarrhea?

Which process contributes to dysentery by destroying mucosal cells?

Name a predisposing factor for GI infections.

What is the mainstay treatment for diarrheal illness per slides?

Which therapy might be used for severe diarrhea due to bacterial pathogens?

Traveler’s diarrhea is most commonly caused by which agent?

Which pathogen is classically linked to pseudomembranous colitis?

Dysentery is defined by diarrhea with what features?

Which condition is described as necrosis of the bowel wall in premature infants?

Which organism causes NeC in pigbel?

Which disease is associated with gas gangrene of the bowel?

What is the hallmark of gastroenteritis?

Which organism is a common cause of esophagitis in immunocompromised hosts?

Which bacterium is linked to gastritis and peptic ulcers?

Proctitis is most often transmitted how?

Whipple’s disease is caused by which organism?

Which lab test can detect rotavirus antigen in stool?

Which cells or organisms appear in the resident bowel flora?

Which symptom set defines gastroenteritis clinically?