In January 2012, a physician in a Buenos Aires hospital telephoned the Ministry of Health (MOH) to report three possible cases of botulism. The patients, all men in their 30s, presented with drooping eyelids, double vision, difficulty swallowing, and respiratory problems. One patient had onset of symptoms on February 2, the other two on February 5. All three men worked in a local meat factory. What type of study is this? Case-control study Case series Ecologic study Cross-sectional study

Question:- List and describe the infections caused by the organism Enterobacteriaceae.

Please answer fast 1) This member of class Alphaproteobacteria has a unique method of moving around and orienting itself within its environment. This organism contains magnetosomes which allow it to respond to magnetic fields.   Group of answer choices   1/ Flavobacterium johnsoniae   2/ Mycoplasma genitalium   3/ Thiomargarita namibienus   4/ Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum   2)This member of class Saccharomycota can use either aerobic respiration or fermentation to metabolize glucose.   Group of answer choices   1/ Flavobacterium johnsoniae   2/ Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum   3/ Saccharomyces cerevisiae   4/ Staphyloccous aureus   3)This bacterium can live in viscous environments. It uses its flagella to move around and to stick to tissues.   Group of answer choices   1/ Magnetospirillum magnetotacticum   2/ Helicobacter pylori   3/ Flavobacterium johnsoniae   4/ Mycoplasma genitalium   4)This member of Class Gammaproteobacteria lives in oxygen-poor environments and detoxifies…

Answer Directly During this pandemic, a kid was brought to a local clinic because of abdominal pain, slight fever, and vomiting. Upon check-up, the doctor also recommended a fecal analysis, and truly enough, eggs of a parasitic nematode are found. He was then immediately prescribed an anti-helminthic drug. When interviewed, the mother said that the kid had only been playing in their backyard since the start of the quarantine period.  She also insisted that she has not seen any worms in their backyard to have caused the infection. Why did the mother NOT see any adult nematodes in the backyard? With the great load of eggs found, how long did the kid has that infection before the signs and symptoms appeared? Why is it important to study the lifecycles of parasitic nematodes? Describe two reasons.