14. Epidemiological clues to the cause of an infectious disease include statisti
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14. Epidemiological clues to the cause of an infectious disease include statistics on:
A. Age, geographic location, genetics, and sex of victim
B. Rate and pattern of spread through a population
C. Time of year
D. All of the above
15. What is one characteristic that helps identify S. aureus vs S. epidermidis?
A. gram stain
B. fermentation of mannitol
C. fermentation of lactose
D. salt tolerance
16. Which are two attributes of S. mutans (S. salivarus) that contribute to dental caries?
A. Beta hemolysis and salt tolerance
B. Alpha hemolysis and fermentation of mannitol
C. Salt tolerance and fermentation of mannitol
D. Acid production and conversion of sucrose into dextrans
Please provide explanations.
Explanation / Answer
14). D. All of the above
Infectious diseases are those that are caused by the microbes such as bacteria, virus, etc. They spread from one person to another by means of direct or indirect contact. The epidemiological clues of infectious diseases includes statistics based on the rate and pattern of spread through a population, time of year, geographical location, gender, age and genetics also.
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