Across
- 1. opportunistic infection most frequent in AIDS patients
- 4. S. pyogenes infection characterized by a narrowed bicuspid valve
- 5. infection caused by S. pyogenes infected with a bacteriophage, causing a sandpaper like rash and high fever
- 6. exotoxin produced by S. pyogenes responsible for the red rash in infections
- 9. infection caused by bacteria or virus with symptoms including pain, inflamed throat, and inflamed mucus membranes
- 10. gram positive coccus that grows in chains, does not form endospores, nonmotile, forms capsules, and does not have catalase
- 11. virion release on influenza virus envelope
- 12. inflammatory condition of the lungs in which fluid fills the alveoli caused by bacteria, virus, or fungus
- 14. S. pyogenes virulence factor that contributes to the adherence of the cell wall to the epithelial cells of the pharynx
Down
- 2. acid-fast bacillus containing mycolic acids in its cell walls. Responsible for tuberculosis
- 3. gram positive cocci in chains. alpha hemolytic
- 7. ear infection caused by S. pneumoniae or candida auris infecting the upper respiratory tract
- 8. viral attachment on influenza virus envelope
- 10. caused by virus, bacteria, fungus, or allergies leading to inflammation of the sinuses
- 13. viral respiratory infection causing symptoms such as headache, chills cough, fever, and fatigue