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Goat skin bug that has three antigens.
Protective antigen
Edema Factor
Lethal Factor
The gram positive spore forming rod Bacillus Anthracis.
Neurotoxin that is not secreted but persists after the bugs death. It is moved via retro grade transport
Floppy babies with honey. Or baked beans
Clostridium Dificile.
What mechanisms do the first two treatments for the cause woolsorter's disease -which isn't really a pneumonia-use.
DNA gyrase inhibitor
30s inhibitor

The cause is Bacilus Antracis
Ciprofloxacin
Doxycyclin
Mechanism of Action for C.Diff drug.
taken up and forms metabolites in bugs and protozoans that bind to DNA.

I can only be given intravenously. and can cause ototoxicity
Metro
Vanco
The type of paralysis caused by Clostridium.
Both flacid and tetanic. Botulinum and tetani
This C.diff drug has no activity against gram negatives
Vancomycin. No use for enterics but great for MRSA
Smoked fish neurotoxin
C. Botulinum
Bacilus Cerus has toxins similar to what other bugs
V. cholera and E.coli Heat Labile enterotoxin.
Bacilus has toxins similar to what gram positive
Heat stable toxin like staphylococcus aureus that causes food poisoning
Toxin A : Pseudomembranous Colitis
Toxin B: toxic to colon cells
C.Diff
This drug is given IV in other infections but orally in this case.
Vancomycin is not absorbed so its great for enteritis.
Gaseous Gangrene Toxin
Alpha toxin
11 other tissue destructive enzymes.
Tell me about the bug. Goku?
C. Perfringens can be treated with Penicilin and hyperbarric oxygen
Lockjaw
Clostridium tetani. what does it look like under the scope?
a drumstick