Epstein-Barr virus is associated with which of the following diseases:

The following is true of the CMV virus:

What is the specimen of choice to detect CMV (M65-4; Level 1)?

A patient from Arizona showed large sac-like structures from a sputum culture on direct wet mount.  Lactophenol Cotton Blue stain revealed numerous small cells inside the sac, but no budding-yeast forms.  The culture grew a soft, white, fluffy mold with arthroconidia.  This organism is most likely (M27-14, M27-15, M60-17, 21; Level 3):

A specimen of hair from a child with low-grade scaling lesions of the scalp fluoresced under a Wood lamp.  Culture identified the organism as Microsporum audouinii.  Which of the following is most likely true of the microscopic observations (M59-17, 21; Level 3)?

If a liquid stool specimen cannot be examined within 30 minutes of passage, the specimen should be (M46-8; Level 2):

A patient is bitten by a raccoon but displays no symptoms until about 6 weeks after the incident.  The patient displays confusion and refuses to drink water.  A week later the patient becomes unresponsive and dies.  An autopsy was performed and Negri bodies were noted in the brain tissue.  What is the most likely causative agent (M66-7, 13; Level 2)?

A patient with HIV presents with headaches and a stiff neck.  A CSF was collected that demonstrated a non-encapsulated  round yeast on an India Ink prep.  Which of the following is the correct course of action:

A mold organism is isolated from a sinus infection in a diabetic patient. Observation under the microscope of the growth shows wide sparsely septate hyphae with no rhizoids; the condidiophore ends in a small round top.  The colony is dark brown to black and grew very fast.  What is the identification of this organism (M60-11, 17, 21; Level 3)?  

Which of the following statements is true (M64, 65-21; Level 2):