Across
- 2. | Serratia species producing red prodigiosin pigment
- 4. | Klebsiella species linked to antimicrobial-associated hemorrhagic colitis
- 5. | Morganella species implicated in diarrheal illness and UTIs
- 7. | Klebsiella subspecies causing atrophic rhinitis
- 9. | Providencia species causing diarrhea in children
- 10. | Edwardsiella species that is a human pathogen
- 13. | Eponym for Klebsiella pneumoniae, mucoid encapsulated bacillus
- 14. | Salmonella subspecies from pet turtles, snakes, fish
- 16. | Non-typhoidal Salmonella causing bacteremia
- 20. | Shigella species with 12 serotypes, most severe form
- 22. | Shigella species that is ONPG positive and ODC positive
- 24. | Salmonella serotype causing bacteremia, from chickens
- 26. | Pantoea species causing septicemia from contaminated IV fluids
- 27. | Citrobacter species causing neonatal meningitis and brain abscess
- 28. | Shigella species causing Reiter's syndrome
- 29. | Salmonella serotype causing enteric fever, H2S negative
- 31. | Former Salmonella species name, now reclassified
- 32. | Klebsiella subspecies, Friedlander's bacillus
Down
- 1. | Yersinia species causing mesenteric lymphadenitis
- 3. | Shigella species with 23 serotypes, rarest
- 6. | Stain used to visualize Yersinia pestis bipolar staining
- 8. | Enterobacter species isolated from wounds, urine, blood, CSF
- 11. | Hard swelling of the nose caused by K. rhinoscleromatis
- 12. | Klebsiella species causing Donovan body infection
- 15. | Scientist who first identified E. coli in 1885
- 17. | Yersinia species surviving in cold temperature, CIN agar
- 18. | Japanese microbiologist who isolated Shigella in 1896
- 19. | Cronobacter species causing neonatal meningitis from powdered formula
- 21. | Serratia species with dirty musty odor like rotten potatoes
- 22. | Providencia species causing outbreaks in burn units
- 23. | Providencia species that is urease positive
- 25. | Body seen in Klebsiella granulomatis infection
- 30. | Yersinia species causing plague, Class A bioterrorism agent