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Froggy Jumps Atypical Pneumonia MasterquizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on atypical pneumonia agents and features. por Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which agent is classically linked to primary atypical pneumonia in school-age individuals? a Legionella pneumophila b Chlamydophila psittaci c Mycoplasma pneumoniae 2 Which organism lacks a rigid cell wall and is resistant to beta-lactam antibiotics? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae b Legionella pneumophila c Chlamydophila psittaci 3 Which organism causes psittacosis via inhalation from infected birds? a Legionella pneumophila b Mycoplasma pneumoniae c Chlamydophila psittaci 4 Which disease is characterized by non-productive cough and interstitial infiltrates? a Legionnaires’ disease b Psittacosis c Streptococcus pneumoniae pneumonia 5 What is the drug of choice for psittacosis? a Tetracycline b Penicillin c Azithromycin 6 Which organism grows on BCYE agar for isolation? a Chlamydophila b Mycoplasma c Legionella 7 Which organism often exhibits a fried egg colony appearance on PPLO media? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae b Legionella pneumophila c Chlamydophila pneumoniae 8 Which pathogen is primarily transmitted via respiratory droplets with extrapulmonary manifestations possible? a Legionella pneumophila b Mycoplasma pneumoniae c Chlamydophila psittaci 9 Which organism is associated with atherosclerosis in some studies? a Legionella b Chlamydophila pneumoniae c Mycoplasma pneumoniae 10 Which agent causes infant pneumonia via the nasolacrimal route? a Chlamydophila psittaci b Mycoplasma pneumoniae c Chlamydophila trachomatis 11 Which organism is primarily treated with macrolides or doxycycline? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae b Legionella pneumophila c Chlamydophila psittaci 12 Which species has serogroups with most human infection from serogroup 1? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae b Legionella pneumophila c Chlamydophila pneumoniae 13 Which diagnostic method detects L. pneumophila antigens in urine? a Direct Gram stain b Urinary antigen test c Culture on PPLO agar 14 Which organism causes walking pneumonia with gradual onset? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae b Legionella pneumophila c Chlamydophila psittaci 15 Which disease uses Food/airborne transmission from birds as a reservoir? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia b Psittacosis c Legionnaires’ disease 16 Which pathogen is an intracellular organism in alveolar macrophages? a Chlamydophila psittaci b Legionella c Mycoplasma pneumoniae 17 Which pathogen commonly causes atypical pneumonia in community settings? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae b Chlamydophila pneumoniae c Legionella pneumophila 18 Which organism can cause infant pneumonia via conjunctival spread? a Chlamydophila trachomatis b Chlamydophila psittaci c Mycoplasma pneumoniae 19 Which organism is notable for intracellular growth and inhibition of phagosome-lysosome fusion? a Chlamydophila pneumoniae b Mycoplasma pneumoniae c Legionella 20 What is the typical transmission mode for Legionella species? a Direct person-to-person b Ingestion of contaminated food c Aerosols from contaminated water 21 Which pneumonia agent lacks a cell wall and is pleomorphic? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae b Legionella pneumophila c Chlamydophila pneumoniae 22 Which organism is diagnosed via urinary antigen testing in some cases? a Legionella pneumophila b Chlamydophila psittaci c Mycoplasma pneumoniae 23 Which pathogen is commonly associated with COPD and atherosclerosis risk? a Legionella pneumophila b Mycoplasma pneumoniae c Chlamydophila pneumoniae 24 Which organism has a history of discovery after a hotel outbreak in 1976? a Legionella pneumophila b Chlamydophila psittaci c Mycoplasma pneumoniae 25 Which organism is predominantly treated with tetracyclines or macrolides? a Mycoplasma pneumoniae b Chlamydophila psittaci c Legionella pneumophila

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Atypical Pneumonia MasterquizVersión en línea

por Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which agent is classically linked to primary atypical pneumonia in school-age individuals?

Which organism lacks a rigid cell wall and is resistant to beta-lactam antibiotics?

Which organism causes psittacosis via inhalation from infected birds?

Which disease is characterized by non-productive cough and interstitial infiltrates?

What is the drug of choice for psittacosis?

Which organism grows on BCYE agar for isolation?

Which organism often exhibits a fried egg colony appearance on PPLO media?

Which pathogen is primarily transmitted via respiratory droplets with extrapulmonary manifestations possible?

Which organism is associated with atherosclerosis in some studies?

Which agent causes infant pneumonia via the nasolacrimal route?

Which organism is primarily treated with macrolides or doxycycline?

Which species has serogroups with most human infection from serogroup 1?

Which diagnostic method detects L. pneumophila antigens in urine?

Which organism causes walking pneumonia with gradual onset?

Which disease uses Food/airborne transmission from birds as a reservoir?

Which pathogen is an intracellular organism in alveolar macrophages?

Which pathogen commonly causes atypical pneumonia in community settings?

Which organism can cause infant pneumonia via conjunctival spread?

Which organism is notable for intracellular growth and inhibition of phagosome-lysosome fusion?

What is the typical transmission mode for Legionella species?

Which pneumonia agent lacks a cell wall and is pleomorphic?

Which organism is diagnosed via urinary antigen testing in some cases?

Which pathogen is commonly associated with COPD and atherosclerosis risk?

Which organism has a history of discovery after a hotel outbreak in 1976?

Which organism is predominantly treated with tetracyclines or macrolides?