Non-Fermenting GNB Master Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Non-Fermenting GNB Master QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge on non-fermenting Gram-negative bacilli. por Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which bacterium is the most important virulence factor in Pseudomonas infections? a Pyocyanin b Alginate c Exotoxin A 2 What pigment gives Pseudomonas aeruginosa its blue-green color? a Pyomelanin b Pyocyanin c Pyoverdin 3 Which medium is selective for Pseudomonas in the lab? a MacConkey agar b Cetrimide agar c Blood agar 4 Burkholderia pseudomallei is best known for causing which disease? a Tetanus b Glanders c Melioidosis 5 Which feature distinguishes most NF-GNB from fermenters? a They do not ferment sugars b They are Gram-positive c They are motile 6 Which genus is associated with the 'Vietnam time-bomb' due to latency? a Stenotrophomonas maltophilia b Burkholderia pseudomallei c Pseudomonas aeruginosa 7 Which organism causes cepacia syndrome in cystic fibrosis patients? a Acinetobacter baumannii b Pseudomonas aeruginosa c Burkholderia cepacia complex 8 What is a common nosocomial infection site for Acinetobacter? a Meningitis from trauma b Gingivitis c Ventilator-associated pneumonia 9 Which virulence feature aids Acinetobacter adhesion and invasion? a Outer membrane protein A (OmpA) b Flagellin c Capsule only 10 Elizabethkingia meningoseptica is typically susceptible to which drug class? a Fluoroquinolones b First-gen cephalosporins c Macrolides 11 What is a common clinical manifestation of Stenotrophomonas infections? a Necrotizing fasciitis b Acute appendicitis c Hospital-acquired pneumonia 12 Which organism is known for forming robust biofilms in CF patients? a Burkholderia mallei b Pseudomonas aeruginosa c Elizabethkingia 13 Which test helps differentiate NF-GNB in culture? a Oxidase test b Coagulase test c Catalase test 14 Which __method__ is commonly used for rapid identification of NF-GNB? a Karyotyping b Gram stain c MALDI-TOF 15 Melioidosis has a wide clinical spectrum, but which organ system is often involved? a Skin only b Lungs c Kidneys only 16 Which condition predisposes to Acinetobacter infections? a Young age b Vaccination c Immunosuppression 17 Which medium reveals Ashdown’s colonies for B. pseudomallei? a Ashdown’s medium b Blood agar c MacConkey agar 18 Which organism is a major cause of ecthyma gangrenosum? a Pseudomonas aeruginosa b Elizabethkingia meningoseptica c Burkholderia cepacia 19 Which pigment is not produced by Pseudomonas? a Pyocyanin b Pyorubin (red) c Pyorubin 20 Which antimicrobial class is often active against Pseudomonas? a First-gen cephalosporins b Macrolides c Carbapenems 21 Which organism is oxidase-positive and a known NF-GNB? a Burkholderia cepacia b Klebsiella pneumoniae c Escherichia coli 22 Which infection is associated with Elizabethkingia anophelis? a UTI in adolescents b Community-acquired pneumonia c Nosocomial sepsis 23 Which feature is typical of Burkholderia cepacia in CF patients? a Cepacia syndrome b Meningitis c Osteomyelitis 24 What is the main lab finding for Acinetobacter on Gram stain? a Gram-negative coccobacilli b Gram-positive cocci c Gram-negative rods 25 Which agent is a recommended treatment option for Stenotrophomonas? a Erythromycin b Penicillin c Cotrimoxazole 26 Which disease is classically linked to Burkholderia mallei? a Plague b Tularemia c Glanders 27 Which feature helps distinguish B. mallei from B. pseudomallei? a Both are motile b B. mallei is oxidase positive c B. mallei is non-motile 28 Which site is a common source for Pseudomonas culture isolates? a Pus or wounds b Hair follicles c Bone marrow 29 Which virulence factor in Pseudomonas aids biofilm formation? a Alginate coat b Capsule only c Flagella only 30 What is a key environmental reservoir for NF-GNB in hospitals? a Soil b Moist environments c Dry surfaces 31 Which disease is associated with Pseudomonas in CF patients? a Chronic pulmonary infection b Meningitis c Acute otitis media 32 Which test best confirms a non-fermenter in culture? a Sugar fermentation test negative b Gram stain positive c Catalase negative 33 Which antibiotic class is often used against MDR NF-GNB with caution? a Tetracyclines b Macrolides c Polymyxins 34 Which NF-GNB is notorious for hospital outbreaks worldwide? a Salmonella b Vibrio c Acinetobacter 35 What is a typical presentation of NF-GNB bacteremia? a Asymptomatic colonization b Sepsis in hospitalized patients c Localized rash 36 Which factor contributes to NF-GNB antibiotic resistance? a Spore formation b Capsule loss c β-lactamases 37 Stenotrophomonas infections are best treated with which drug class? a Aztreonam b Vancomycin c Co-trimoxazole

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Non-Fermenting GNB Master QuizVersión en línea

por Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which bacterium is the most important virulence factor in Pseudomonas infections?

What pigment gives Pseudomonas aeruginosa its blue-green color?

Which medium is selective for Pseudomonas in the lab?

Burkholderia pseudomallei is best known for causing which disease?

Which feature distinguishes most NF-GNB from fermenters?

Which genus is associated with the 'Vietnam time-bomb' due to latency?

Which organism causes cepacia syndrome in cystic fibrosis patients?

What is a common nosocomial infection site for Acinetobacter?

Which virulence feature aids Acinetobacter adhesion and invasion?

Elizabethkingia meningoseptica is typically susceptible to which drug class?

What is a common clinical manifestation of Stenotrophomonas infections?

Which organism is known for forming robust biofilms in CF patients?

Which test helps differentiate NF-GNB in culture?

Which __method__ is commonly used for rapid identification of NF-GNB?

Melioidosis has a wide clinical spectrum, but which organ system is often involved?

Which condition predisposes to Acinetobacter infections?

Which medium reveals Ashdown’s colonies for B. pseudomallei?

Which organism is a major cause of ecthyma gangrenosum?

Which pigment is not produced by Pseudomonas?

Which antimicrobial class is often active against Pseudomonas?

Which organism is oxidase-positive and a known NF-GNB?

Which infection is associated with Elizabethkingia anophelis?

Which feature is typical of Burkholderia cepacia in CF patients?

What is the main lab finding for Acinetobacter on Gram stain?

Which agent is a recommended treatment option for Stenotrophomonas?

Which disease is classically linked to Burkholderia mallei?

Which feature helps distinguish B. mallei from B. pseudomallei?

Which site is a common source for Pseudomonas culture isolates?

Which virulence factor in Pseudomonas aids biofilm formation?

What is a key environmental reservoir for NF-GNB in hospitals?

Which disease is associated with Pseudomonas in CF patients?

Which test best confirms a non-fermenter in culture?

Which antibiotic class is often used against MDR NF-GNB with caution?

Which NF-GNB is notorious for hospital outbreaks worldwide?

What is a typical presentation of NF-GNB bacteremia?

Which factor contributes to NF-GNB antibiotic resistance?

Stenotrophomonas infections are best treated with which drug class?

Which method is commonly used for rapid identification of NF-GNB?