Q. Animal sources for 'Brucella' includes cattle, goats, sheep and

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Q. A disease characterized by prolonged weight loss, polyarithritis and diarrhoea is known as

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Q. 'PPD' stands for

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Q. 'Shigellosis' is a disease found particularly in

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Q. Portal of entry for 'H. influenzae' is

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Q. M. bovis is also causative agent for 'Tuberculosis' in human and is transmitted by

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Q. Drug of choice for 'Tularemia' is

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Q. M. fortuitum-cheloni is a 'mycobacterium' that rarely causes disease in

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Q. An inflammation caused by Y. enteroclolitica in mesenteric lymph nodes in abdomen, named as

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Q. 'rat' fever is also known as

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Q. Nontuberculous 'mycobacteria' are those that do not infect lungs and are also called as

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Q. Natural 'reservoir' for M. tuberculosis is

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Q. A typical mycobacterium, produces yellow-orange pigmented colonies, exposed to UV rays, named as

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Q. 'Spirochetes' have a distinctive quality that they are

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Q. A human pathogen that causes abscesses of tonsils, sinuses and brain in mixed anaerobic infection is known as

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Q. M. Fortuitum-cheloni is a

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Q. Inflammation of digestive tract due to infections by bacterial pathogen Y. enterovolitica is called as

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Q. E. coli can ferment

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Q. 'Lactobacillus' species are present in adult women's

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Q. A pore forming 'toxin' that especially damage white blood cells are known as

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