E. coli O157:H7, a common foodborne pathogen, causeskidney failure and even death due to the production of:
Question 40 options:
| endotoxin |
| exotoxion |
| verotoxin (i.e.,shiva-like toxin) |
| high fever |
Question 41 (1.25 points)
Which bacterial pathogen is NOT be transmitted byperson-to-person direct contact?
Question 41 options:
| Staphylococcus aureus |
| Streptococcus pyogenes |
| Neisseria gonorrhea |
| Chlamydia trachomatis |
Of the viral infections listed below which one is NOTtransmitted through direct person-to-person contact?
Question 42 options:
| HPV |
| HSV-1 and 2 |
| Hepatitis B |
| Rubella |
Question 43 (1.25 points)
Genetically engineered microbes are used to produce which of thefollowing?
Question 43 options:
| some antibiotics |
| biofuels including ethanol and hydrogen |
| enzymes that break down petroleum-based pollutants |
| all of the above |
Question 44 (1.25 points)
_________ refers to illness caused by to consumption of foodcontaminated with viable bacterial populations, whereas ________refers to the illness due to ingestion of food containing bacterialtoxins.
Question 44 options:
| food infection / food poisoning |
| food poisoning / food infection |
| Both states refer to food poisoning. |
| Both states refer to food infection |
The most common way to quantify microbes from food and dairysamples is by:
Question 46 options:
| plate / viable count |
| ELISA |
| fluorescent antibody test |
| turbidity |
Question 47 (1.25 points)
If an antibiotic disables the ability of bacterial ribosomes torecognize start codons, which process is disrupted?
Question 47 options:
| transcription |
| translation |
| replication |
| supercoiling |
Question 48 (1.25 points)
Which of the following can facilitate spread of a common-sourceepidemic?
Question 48 options:
| sneezing |
| sharing a beverage glass |
| contaminated lettuce |
| tick bites |