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Ordenar Letras Microbilogy Quiz GameVersión en línea ASCP prep por Jamie Sellers 1 A 65-year-old ICU patient on a ventilator develops pneumonia. The lab reports a Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, growing as a non-lactose fermenter on MacConkey Agar. Colonies produce a blue-green pigment with a fruity odor. N U O S P A S R E N A S M O A E D O I G U 2 A cystic fibrosis patient shows worsening lung function. Culture reveals a Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, non-fermenter that can survive in disinfectants and moist environments. L O D K A A R B U E C I I H C E R P A 3 A patient presents with severe watery diarrhea described as “rice-water stool.” History reveals travel to an area with poor sanitation. Lab shows a curved Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, associated with contaminated water. R O I V E A R E O I H C L B 4 A patient develops bloody diarrhea after eating undercooked chicken. Stool culture shows a curved Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, that grows best under microaerophilic conditions. B T E O J P C A Y U I R M E C J A L N 5 A patient complains of chronic stomach pain and ulcers. Testing reveals a urease-positive, curved Gram-negative organism that survives in acidic environments. C P L R B H L C O I A E T R Y E O I 6 A farmer presents with fever that rises and falls (undulating fever). History includes contact with livestock. Lab shows a small Gram-negative coccobacillus. E A U B L C L R 7 A hunter develops ulcer at the site of infection with swollen lymph nodes. History includes exposure to rabbits. Lab identifies a fastidious Gram-negative coccobacillus. N I F A E C T S L R A S U L L S E R I A N 8 A child presents with severe coughing fits followed by a “whooping” sound. Culture requires special media, and the organism is a Gram-negative coccobacillus. S S R E B R P E A D S T I L E U T O L 9 A child develops meningitis and pneumonia. The organism requires X and V factors to grow and appears as a small Gram-negative coccobacillus. F L A N M E O N L U I E A E H S I U P H Z 10 A patient presents with painful genital ulcers. Sexual history is positive. Lab identifies a Gram-negative coccobacillus associated with chancroid R P Y I A C H D E M L U H I E O U S 11 A young adult presents with mild “walking pneumonia.” Gram stain is inconclusive because the organism lacks a cell wall. M C E I P E P A S A O M N M A L Y U N O 12 A hospitalized patient develops severe diarrhea after antibiotic use. Lab shows a Gram-positive, spore-forming anaerobic rod producing toxins. (Horse Stable Odor) R F S O E T F D I L I C L I D I O E I I D S C 13 A patient develops pneumonia after staying in a hotel. The organism is associated with water systems (AC, cooling towers) and stains poorly with Gram stain. E N N L L E G O M L I H I L P P E U O A A 14 A sexually active patient presents with urethritis. The organism is obligate intracellular and cannot be seen well on Gram stain R I M O C A H T I A T C L H D M A A Y S

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Microbilogy Quiz GameVersión en línea

ASCP prep

por Jamie Sellers

A 65-year-old ICU patient on a ventilator develops pneumonia. The lab reports a Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, growing as a non-lactose fermenter on MacConkey Agar. Colonies produce a blue-green pigment with a fruity odor.

N U O S P A S R E N A S M O A E D O I G U

A cystic fibrosis patient shows worsening lung function. Culture reveals a Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, non-fermenter that can survive in disinfectants and moist environments.

L O D K A A R B U E C I I H C E R P A

A patient presents with severe watery diarrhea described as “rice-water stool.” History reveals travel to an area with poor sanitation. Lab shows a curved Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, associated with contaminated water.

R O I V E A R E O I H C L B

A patient develops bloody diarrhea after eating undercooked chicken. Stool culture shows a curved Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, that grows best under microaerophilic conditions.

B T E O J P C A Y U I R M E C J A L N

A patient complains of chronic stomach pain and ulcers. Testing reveals a urease-positive, curved Gram-negative organism that survives in acidic environments.

C P L R B H L C O I A E T R Y E O I

A farmer presents with fever that rises and falls (undulating fever). History includes contact with livestock. Lab shows a small Gram-negative coccobacillus.

A hunter develops ulcer at the site of infection with swollen lymph nodes. History includes exposure to rabbits. Lab identifies a fastidious Gram-negative coccobacillus.

N I F A E C T S L R A S U L L S E R I A N

A child presents with severe coughing fits followed by a “whooping” sound. Culture requires special media, and the organism is a Gram-negative coccobacillus.

S S R E B R P E A D S T I L E U T O L

A child develops meningitis and pneumonia. The organism requires X and V factors to grow and appears as a small Gram-negative coccobacillus.

F L A N M E O N L U I E A E H S I U P H Z

A patient presents with painful genital ulcers. Sexual history is positive. Lab identifies a Gram-negative coccobacillus associated with chancroid

R P Y I A C H D E M L U H I E O U S

A young adult presents with mild “walking pneumonia.” Gram stain is inconclusive because the organism lacks a cell wall.

M C E I P E P A S A O M N M A L Y U N O

A hospitalized patient develops severe diarrhea after antibiotic use. Lab shows a Gram-positive, spore-forming anaerobic rod producing toxins. (Horse Stable Odor)

R F S O E T F D I L I C L I D I O E I I D S C

A patient develops pneumonia after staying in a hotel. The organism is associated with water systems (AC, cooling towers) and stains poorly with Gram stain.

E N N L L E G O M L I H I L P P E U O A A

A sexually active patient presents with urethritis. The organism is obligate intracellular and cannot be seen well on Gram stain

R I M O C A H T I A T C L H D M A A Y S

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Microbilogy Quiz GameVersión en línea

por Jamie Sellers

A 65-year-old ICU patient on a ventilator develops pneumonia. The lab reports a Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, growing as a non-lactose fermenter on MacConkey Agar. Colonies produce a blue-green pigment with a fruity odor.

A cystic fibrosis patient shows worsening lung function. Culture reveals a Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, non-fermenter that can survive in disinfectants and moist environments.

A patient presents with severe watery diarrhea described as “rice-water stool.” History reveals travel to an area with poor sanitation. Lab shows a curved Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, associated with contaminated water.

A patient develops bloody diarrhea after eating undercooked chicken. Stool culture shows a curved Gram-negative rod, oxidase positive, that grows best under microaerophilic conditions.

A patient complains of chronic stomach pain and ulcers. Testing reveals a urease-positive, curved Gram-negative organism that survives in acidic environments.

A farmer presents with fever that rises and falls (undulating fever). History includes contact with livestock. Lab shows a small Gram-negative coccobacillus.

A hunter develops ulcer at the site of infection with swollen lymph nodes. History includes exposure to rabbits. Lab identifies a fastidious Gram-negative coccobacillus.

A child presents with severe coughing fits followed by a “whooping” sound. Culture requires special media, and the organism is a Gram-negative coccobacillus.

A child develops meningitis and pneumonia. The organism requires X and V factors to grow and appears as a small Gram-negative coccobacillus.

A patient presents with painful genital ulcers. Sexual history is positive. Lab identifies a Gram-negative coccobacillus associated with chancroid

A young adult presents with mild “walking pneumonia.” Gram stain is inconclusive because the organism lacks a cell wall.

A hospitalized patient develops severe diarrhea after antibiotic use. Lab shows a Gram-positive, spore-forming anaerobic rod producing toxins. (Horse Stable Odor)

A patient develops pneumonia after staying in a hotel. The organism is associated with water systems (AC, cooling towers) and stains poorly with Gram stain.

A sexually active patient presents with urethritis. The organism is obligate intracellular and cannot be seen well on Gram stain

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