Major Bacterial Pathogen
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Topics of this game:
- Which of the clinical signs describe Mycobacterium marinum and M. fortuitum.
- What is the host range for mycobacteriosis disease?
- Which disease has exophthalmia for a clinical sign?
- Select the correct identification for bacteriology dx. i. Molecular: BBL crystal kit, DNA probe, PCR ii. Staining: gram, acid-fast, capsular, flagella iii. Staining: PCR, gram, flagella, acid-fast iv. Molecular: PCR, Serotyping, DNA probe
- Below is an example of major bacterial diseases except for
- This disease characterized by the presence of cotton-like, white to gray growth on the skin, gills, or eyes of fishes or in fish eggs:
- 7. Select the correct treatment for branchiomycosis. i. Benzalkonium chloride: 1-4 ppm; bathe for 1 hour ii. Copper sulphate: 100mg/liter; bathe for 10-30 min iii. Pepsi: 15-25 ppm; bath iv. Mercury and hydrogen sulfide 0.3 mg/liter; bathe for 24hrs
- What is the correct environment factor that causes pseudomoniasis: pseudomonas anguilliseptica, pseudomonas fluorescens?
- • Presence as acute septicaemia or in chronic form (nervous signs) • Septicaemic form: hemorrhages of the fins, skins, and serosal surfaces with ulceration From the above information, what is the name of the bacterial diseases?
- Which of the following is an enrichment media for bacterial isolation?
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