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jc611

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Match the virus with the disease or condition it causes.
 
  ___ Herpes simplex 2
  ___ Epstein-Barr virus
  ___ Human immunodeficiency virus
  ___ Hantavirus
  ___ Papilloma virus
  ___ Varicella-zoster virus
  ___ Herpes simplex 1
 
  A. Chicken pox, shingles
  B. Acute respiratory illness
  C. Genital herpes
  D. AIDS
  E. Warts, condylomas
  F. Cold soresG. Infectious mononucleosis

Question 2

Identify the following pathogenic bacteria as either gram-positive (+) or gram-negative ().
 
  A. Staphylococci
  B. Campylobacter
  C. Listeria
  D. Borrelia burgdorferi
  E. Yersinia
  F. SalmonellaG. GonococciH. Clostridia
 I. Shigella
  J. Streptococci



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Answer to Question 1

C, G, D, B, E, A, F

Answer to Question 2

A, +; B, ; C, +; D, +; E, ; F, ; G, ; H, +; I, ; J, +



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