Bacteria
Parasite
Virus
Fungal
Miscellaneous
100

This bacteria is commonly passed by rabbits

What is Tularemia?

100

The vector for leishmania

What is the sandfly? 

100

This viral disease, transmitted through animal bites, causes encephalitis and is nearly always fatal once symptoms appear.

What is rabies?

100

This common yeast is part of the normal flora but can cause oral thrush, especially in immunocompromised patients or those using inhaled corticosteroids.

What is Candida albicans?

100

This organ is where sporozoites enter first in a human to begin to produce merosoites in malaria

What is the liver?

200

A common presentation of this disease is a "floppy and constipated" infant and is associated with honey ingestion. 

What is Infantile botulism?

200

This parasite typically causes severe disease in asplenic patients, presents with a high fever and is transmitted by a tick

What is Babesia?

200

This mosquito-borne flavivirus can cause severe encephalitis and is endemic in parts of Asia, especially in rural agricultural regions.

What is Japanese encephalitis virus?

200

This fungal infection is associated with gardening and is caused by a dimorphic fungus that enters through the skin and spreads along lymphatics.

What is sporotrichosis?

200

This rapid diagnostic technique dissolves host cells, allowing visualization of fungal elements like pseudohyphae or hyphae under a microscope.

What is a KOH prep (potassium hydroxide preparation)?

300

These chemoprophylactic antibiotics should be offered to the roommates of an unvaccinated college student who develops a non-blanching rash with scattered petechiae and diffuse purpura. 

What is Rifampin, Cipro or ceftriaxone?

300

This cardiac complication could present in a patient in Ecuador who states they were bitten at night on the face and was "kissed by the bug". They scratched the bite and now have developed a swollen eyelid and lymph nodes. 

What is Cardiomyopathy?

300

This group of viruses includes the most frequent cause of the common cold and typically causes upper respiratory symptoms like sneezing and a runny nose.

What are rhinoviruses?

300

This is the term for moist, erythematous or hyperpigmented patches within skin folds caused by a common yeast

What is intertrigo?

300

This diagnostic study is used as the initial screening for chlamydia or gonorrhea

What is a Nucleic Acid Amplification Test (NAAT)?

400

This patient population is most at risk for death when infected by a gram positive beta-hemolytic rods in chains

What are newborns / neonates?

400

This whipworm infection can cause severe abdominal pain, tenesmus, bloody diarrhea and rectal prolapse 

What is Trichuris trichiura?

400

This virus causes a limited but rapidly progressive rash that extends from the head and face to the trunk and extremities over three days

What is rubella?

400

This fungus causes a rapidly progressive infection in diabetic patients with ketoacidosis, often invading the sinuses and brain.

What is Mucor (or Rhizopus)?

400

This is the reason for ordering an Acid-Fast Smear

What is to examine mycobacteria?

500

This medication and course duration is prescribed for an HIV patient that became infected with a Gram-positive rod after cleaning her garden full of decaying plants in standing water who developed a lesion, pneumonia symptoms and then headache, fever and altered mental status whose brain MRI revealed an intracranial abscess.

TMP/SMX for 12 months

500

This is the treatment of choice and duration of treatment for a patient from Latin America who ate uncooked pork and now complains of abdominal pain. He presents with a seizure and is found to have multiple ring enhancing lesion. 

What is Albendazole or paziquantel for 15-30 days?

500

Transmitted by rodents, this arenavirus is responsible for a severe hemorrhagic fever primarily found in West Africa.

What is Lassa fever?

500

The hallmark of this disease of immunocompromised patients is pain with swallowing

What is esophageal candidiasis? 

500

This is the specific qSOFA criteria for the respiratory rate when diagnosing a patient with sepsis 

What is a RR > 22 BPM?