Which of the Following Is Defined as a Disease-Producing Microorganism

Q2: A fomite is a<br>A)worm.<br>B)parasite.<br>C)vector.<br>D)host.

Q10: Tetanus,tuberculosis,and diphtheria are<br>A)staphylococcal infections.<br>B)caused by a spirochete.<br>C)localized

Q23: Cocci,bacilli,and curved rods are classified as<br>A)viruses.<br>B)pathogens.<br>C)bacteria.<br>D)parasites.

Q30: This group includes single-cell animal-like microbes such

Q31: Clostridium tetani and Clostridium difficile<br>A) are Gram

Q32: MRSA<br>A) is generally responsive to penicillin.<br>B) refers

Q37: Which highly coiled microorganism resembles a corkscrew?<br>A)

Q40: A mycotic infection is caused by a(n)<br>A)parasite.<br>B)bacterium.<br>C)fungus.<br>D)arthropod.

Q46: Biting flies,fleas,and ticks<br>A)most often cause systemic infections.<br>B)are

Q59: Ectoparasites are most likely to cause<br>A)itching and