1. Which mycotic infection is a top cause of death in AIDS patients? a. Sporothr

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1. Which mycotic infection is a top cause of death in AIDS patients? a. Sporothrix spp. b. Cryptococcus neoformins c. Trypanosoma d. Candida albicans

2. Which of the following has an exotoxin that is the most common cause of food-poisoning? a.Pseudomonas b.E.coli c.Strecptococcus d.Staphylococcus

3. Which of the following is correct regarding Streptococcus agalactiae? a. causes bronchitis b. often causes neonatal uremic syndrome c. is known for causing neonatal meningitis d. is considered a Group D Strep

Explanation / Answer

1. The correct option is b Cryptococcus neoformins because they are an opputunistic pathogen that causes fungal meningitis in AIDS patient making it the dangerous fungal infection.

2. The correct option is E.coli because it is the bacteria that is recognized as the leading cause of diarrhea and as it present in the intestine it is considered as the indicator organism for food safety.

3. The correct option is C that is known for causing neonatal meningitis.

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