1. The central nervous system is made up of the brain and spinal
column
2. Soft chancres on the genitals are characteristic of the sexually
transmitted disease known as______ chancroid
3. Match the following items their descriptions:
Chancroid—haemophilus ducreyi
Syphilis—Treponema pallidum
Bacterial cystitis—Escherichia coli
Human papilloma virus—cervical cancers
4. The ____ are a set of membranes that cover and protect the brain.
meninges
5. Pyelonephritis is a potentially severe infection of the___ kidneys
6. _____ tests for the reduction of sulfur, motility and indole SIM test
7. When the microbial balance of the vagina is disrupted, leading to
overgrowth of resident bacteria without necessarily causing
inflammation, the condition is called vaginosis true
8. Match the following items:
Intercellular entry—pathogen passes between the cells of the
blood-brain barrier
Leukocyte-facilitated entry—pathogen gains entry by infecting
peripheral white blood cells
Nonhematogenous entry—pathogen bypasses the blood-brain
barrier by travel along the olfactory or trigeminal cranial nerves
column
2. Soft chancres on the genitals are characteristic of the sexually
transmitted disease known as______ chancroid
3. Match the following items their descriptions:
Chancroid—haemophilus ducreyi
Syphilis—Treponema pallidum
Bacterial cystitis—Escherichia coli
Human papilloma virus—cervical cancers
4. The ____ are a set of membranes that cover and protect the brain.
meninges
5. Pyelonephritis is a potentially severe infection of the___ kidneys
6. _____ tests for the reduction of sulfur, motility and indole SIM test
7. When the microbial balance of the vagina is disrupted, leading to
overgrowth of resident bacteria without necessarily causing
inflammation, the condition is called vaginosis true
8. Match the following items:
Intercellular entry—pathogen passes between the cells of the
blood-brain barrier
Leukocyte-facilitated entry—pathogen gains entry by infecting
peripheral white blood cells
Nonhematogenous entry—pathogen bypasses the blood-brain
barrier by travel along the olfactory or trigeminal cranial nerves
