This bacterium causes the disease Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.

Several cases of this parasitic infection have been reported in Missouri. Infection is linked to eating raw crawfish.

This is the most common serotype for enterohemorrhagic E. coli.

This organism can be shed in high numbers in animal birth products.

This is the most common cause of gastroenteritis in the US.

Patients suffering from this tick-borne illness often present with a classic bulls-eye rash.

This infection is spread via fecally contaminated water and caused a large outbreak in Milwaukee in the early 90’s.

This type of diarrhea is associated with colitis, low-volume stools with blood, mucus, and leukocytes.

This infection caused an outbreak in Springfield, IL in 1998 following exposure of swimmers in Lake Springfield.

This virus causes a severe "barking" cough in young children?

Hyponatremia is a common laboratory finding with this tick-borne illness

This genus of mosquitos that spreads malaria.

Studies show that this type of Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS) has been shown to result in lower need for IV rehydration, lower stool volume, and less vomiting.

This antiinfective is the preferred therapy for infection with Bartnella henselae.

This therapy is used to prophylax high-risk children against RSV.

This medication can be used for pregnant patients thought to have Ehrlichiosis.

This drug must be initiated in a patient suffering from Primary Amoebic Encephalitis for the best chance of survival.

The most likely condition in a patient that presents with the following symptoms: high fever (103oF), diarrhea, rose spots (2-4 mm pink spots on chest), and hepato-splenomegaly. The stool studies show (+) fecal leukocytes and (+) lactoferrin.

This is the hallmark sign of cat scratch disease.

This vaccine has been >85% effective in decreasing severe diarrhea in US children since its development.

This confirmatory test is used in patients with Lyme Disease, having symptoms longer than 30 days.

This antimalarial is produced from the bark of the cinchona tree.

The end product of cholera toxin binding to the lumen of the intestine is the transport of Cl- ions into the lumen, leading to an influx of both Na+ ions and water. This transmembrane protein is responsible for the transport of chloride ions into the lum

Following rabies exposure, this should be administered at the wound site.

This laboratory test can confirm the diagnosis of Fifth's Disease.