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previously healthy 18-month-old girl is brought to the office with
2 days of irritability, poor appetite, and pulling at her left ear. She
has no known allergies, and her vaccinations are up-to-date. On
examination, the child's temperature is 102.8 F. She is easily
consoled by the mother and moves her neck spontaneously without
discomfort. There is a clear discharge from the nares. The left
tympanic membrane is erythematous, dull, and bulging. Which of
the following virulence factors is generally absent in the
strains of the causative organism that produce otitis media,
compared with those that produce epiglottitis or meningitis?
A. b-Lactamase
B. IgA protease
C. Lipopolysaccharide
D. Nonpilus adhesins
E. Pili
F. Pneumolysin
G. Polyribitol phosphate

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  #2

Pili makes the difference

  #3

G. It is from Kaplan Q-bank

  #4

it is haemophilus influenzae ....although not type b (polyribitol phosphate)

answer - g

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