Lab Technician Exams
Question:1
A major virulence factor of the etiologic agent in the
above question is a toxin. What is the role of this toxin in disease
production?
Options:
(B) Blocks protein synthesis causing intestinal cell
death
Question:2
What is the proper course of action the physicians should
take with regard to the management of the outbreak described in the above case?
Options:
(D) Treat affected patients with antibiotics
Question:3
During the summer in western Massachusetts, a teenager
complains of aching muscles and joints and mild fever. He notices a rash on the
side of his upper leg (shown in the photograph), which prompts his mother to
take him to the clinic. What is the most likely etiology and route of
transmission?
Options:
(A) Borrelia burgdorferi/tick bite
Question:4
How would the physician determine the diagnosis in the
above case?
Options:
(C) History and clinical presentation of the patient
alone
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Question:5
With regard to the above case, what is the drug of
choice?
Options:
(C) Doxycycline
Question:6
A 7-year-old female child is taken to an urgent care
facility because of fever and periodic incontinence. The physician suspects a
urinary tract infection. What is the most likely etiology of this child’s
infection?
Options:
(A) Escherichia coli
Question:7
With reference to the above case, what is the most likely
source and mode of transmission for this urinary bacterial isolate?
Options:
(A) Contamination with perianal and bowel flora
Question:8
A 78-year-old hospitalized male with an indwelling
catheter develops a new onset of fever. The urine sample has an alkaline pH.
The bacterium isolated from the urine is a urease-producing, highly motile,
Gram-negative bacillus. What isthe most likely complication of thisinfection?
Options:
(D) Formation of struvite kidney stones
Question:9
What is the pathogen most likely involved in the above
case?
Options:
Question:10
An 85-year-old male nursing home patient with a history
of alcoholism suddenly developed a flu-like illness. He complained of chills
and fever and had frequent coughing spells productive of thick, bloody sputum.
The attending physician diagnosed bronchopneumonia and prescribed antibiotics,
but regrettably the patient died within a week. What is the most likely cause
of the patient’s pneumonia?
Options:
(B) Klebsiella pneumonia
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