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A stool sample from one of the passengers contained a very small detergent-resistant virus. What other parameter would be true for this virus? Also causes pharyngitis b. Also causes paralysis c. Double-stranded RNA genome d. Enveloped e. Infectious genome ANS: E A year-old woman is jaundiced, has fever and nausea, lacks appetite, and has abdominal pain. She claims that the disease signs started 3 days earlier. A stool sample contained a small detergent-resistant virus.
Which of the following describes a likely consequence of this infection? Cancer b. Chronic infection c. Fulminant disease e. Serum immune complexes ANS: C A year-old woman has been feeling very tired for several months and blood tests showed elevated levels of liver enzymes.
Which of the following describes the most likely consequence of this infection? So the personal question I posed was is there a better way to present to the student a summary of information that is easy to understand and remember? First, almost by definition, it is not comprehensive. Just as I have carefully selected organisms and diseases to present in the Basic Medical Microbiology book, I have also intentionally not mentioned others not because they are unimportant but because they are less common.
I have also not presented a detailed discussion of microbial biology and virulence or the immune response of the patient to an infection, but simply presented the association between an organism and disease. Again, I felt those discussions should be reserved for Medical Microbiology. Finally, the organization of Basic Medical Microbiology book is focused on organisms—bacteria, viruses, fungi , and parasites—rather than diseases.
I do this because I think it is easier for a student to remember a limited number of diseases associated with an organism rather than a long list of organisms or a significantly incomplete list implicated in a specific disease such as pneumonia.
Still, patients present with disease and the observer must develop a list of organisms that could be responsible; so to aid the student, I provide this differential diagnosis in the introductory chapter of each organism section Chapters 2, 12, 18, and I also provide in these introductory chapters an overview of the classification of the organisms a structural framework for remembering the organisms and a listing of antimicrobials that are used to treat infections.
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