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A young mother becomes concerned when her 24 month old infant daughter developed a mild fever and cried continuously. The infant drooled excessively with difficulty sleeping and eating. The pediatrician, bowing to the mother's requests, performed bacterial cultures of the infant's blood, saliva, urine and stool specimen. The symptoms continued for several days before slowly subsiding
Here are the results from lab tests on infant's specimens
Blood: negative
Saliva: viridians strep, Lactobacillus sp
Urine: negative
Stool: E coli, Lactobacillus sp, Bacteroides sp, Clostridium sp
The bacteriological findings are consistent with:
a) possible enteric infection
b) hemolytic strep infection
c) bacteremia
d) respiratory tract infection
e) normal flora
All of the following are considered normal microbial flora of the colon except:
a) Bacteroides sp
b) Fusobacterium sp
c) Clostridium sp
d) Escheria sp
e) Vibrio sp
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| peekay
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first is "normal flora" and second is vibrio spp
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| alice8
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normal flora" and vibrio spp
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| asmi
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yes, normal flora and vibrio...
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| dxtxpx
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u are all correct 
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