CHAPTER 19

5. this bacteria causes an infection in anaerobic conditions; lockjaw
7. this infection is also called 'aseptic' because of the CSF being sterile
8. purplish spots on the skin
10. bacteria that is transmitted from mother to baby during birth; E coli K1
13. this bacteria prevents muscle contactions; in improperly processed food
14. fatal encephalitis; furious and dumb forms
15. protozoan (acanthamoeba) infection acquired from swimming in warm waters
17. fungal infection from inhalation of dust from pigeon droppings
18. arboviral infection; transmitted by mosquitoes; WEE, EEE, West Nile, SLE, LaCrosse
20. valley fever; systemic fungal infection from inhalation of spores
22. rapid, mass destruction of brain and spinal tissue

1. inflammation of the spinal cord
2. these bacteria cause transmissible spongiform encephalopathies
3. listeria monocytogenes; bacteria that grows in food at fridge temps.
4. this is an infection in which the brain stem, medulla, or cranial nerves are affected
6. bacteria that causes meningiococcal meningitis
9. haemophilus influenza; bacteria that causes infection
11. bacteria in which cats are primary host; pregnant mothers must avoid
12. this food can be toxic to infants if it contains clostridium botulinum
16. bacteria that causes infection
17. disease from prions, causing spongy brain tissue
19. acute enteroviral infection of the spinal cord
21. this infection is transmitted by the tsetse fly; African sleeping sickness