QUESTION 34 Assuming that you are the first to treat a serious Archacal infectio

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QUESTION 34 Assuming that you are the first to treat a serious Archacal infection, which of the following would work? An antibiotic such as penicilin or penicilin derivatives Another peptdoglycan lahibiting anmbiotic (other than A) such as a cephalosporin with increased activity against resistant Gram negatives antimicrobial that targets ergosterol in the membrane, like antifungals Chloramphenicol, streptomycin and other common 705 ribosomal interacting antimicrobials None of the above would work. An QUESTION 35 Which of the following is false conceming the following microbial pathogens? Kebsiella pneumonioe is a coliform that can produce severe pneumonia as well as urinary tract QUESTION 35 Which of the following is false concerning the following microbial pathogens? iebsilla pneumonioe s a nanmotle coliform that can produce severe pneumonia, as well as urinary tract infections. ?Pseudomonas aeruginosa infects wounds and burns producing-blue pus" and serious respiratory infections in cystic fibrosis patients. Hoemophilus influenzoe s a fastidious pathogen requiring X and V factors and producing meningitis in unvaccinated children. Haemophilus ducreyi causes "pink eye." Proteus mirabilis exhibits "swarming" motility and causes renal infection stoes as a result of strong urcase production Click Save and Subenit to save ui Cliek sve AlAusrteall

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34) chloramphenicol, streptomycin and other 70s ribosomal interacting antimicrobials

archaebacteria are sensitive to inhibitors that inhibit synthesis of cell wall polymers, protein or RNA.

35) Haemophilus ducreyi causes Pink eye

47) Trypanasoma brucei causes chagas disease which is caused by sand fly

This statement is false because, T.brucei causes sleeping sickness

48) It confuses host defenses is a false statement

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