Exam 20: Vibrio, Aeromonas, and Campylobacter Species

All of the following characteristics describe the genus Plesiomonas, except

How is cholera treated?

What species of Aeromonas is the most frequently associated with gastrointestinal infections?

A Campy blood agar plate incubated at 42° C from a stool exhibits colonies that are nonhemolytic, moist, "runny looking," and spreading. The Gram stain shows tiny gram-negative rods with some S-shapes and seagull-wing shapes. What is growing on the plate?

How is Helicobacter pylori presumptively identified?

What environment is Aeromonas spp. most commonly found in?

Aeromonads are generally susceptible to all these antimicrobial agents, except