Salmonella and Shigella
S. enterica causes the disease
Salmonella or Salmonellosis
Presence of E. Coli in a water supply indicates
recent fecal contamination
Proteus sp. produces swarming colonies in agar because they are
highly motile
Bacteriodes fragilis
Y. pestis is the cause of
bubonic plague
Portals of entry and exit for S. enterica
Mouth, intestinal tract
E. coli contracted in countries with poor sanitation causes the disease
Traveler's diarrhea
Proteus species that were mentioned that can cause wound or burn infections, UTI's, and ear infections
mirabilis and vulgaris
B. pertussis produces intense coughing by doing this
Destroying the cilia of the respiratory tract
Y. pestis is spread via ______________ contact and is motile/non-motile
direct; non-motile
S. enterica serovar causes the disease
Typhoid or Enteric Fever
E. coli can result in other infections including
Meningitis in newborns, UTI's, and wound infection
The most common human pathogen of the Pseudomonas species
aeruginosa
B. pertussus is a short rod bacteria, also called a
coccobacillus
The telltale lesion caused by Y. pestis is called a
buboe
Typhoid fever causes the symptoms
Headache, abdominal pain, tongue discoloration, necrosis of the lymphatic system
K. pneumoniae resists phagocytes and disinfectants due to a well-developed
capsule
P. aeruginosa often cause opportunistic infections in
the immunocompromised and burn patients
Was originally thought to be the cause of pandemic influenza
H. influenzae
Bubonic plague that spreads to the bloodstream then to the lungs is
pneumonic plague
Shigella causes the disease
Shigellosis or bacillary dysentery
K. pneumoniae is more common among those with
Immunodeficiency
P. aeruginosa can be life-threatening because
they are resistant to antibiotics
H. influenzae causes a large portion of bacterial ____________ cases
meningitis
F. tularensis is the cause of
rabbit fever