A different, previously healthy 18-year old college student from the northeastern United States presents at your clinic with a fever and fatigue/malaise. They claim to have been hiking in the woods recently, but did not encounter any wildlife, such as racoons, bats, or wild dogs. They have not recently traveled abroad. Which of the following diseases (which all include fever as a symptom) is this person most likely to have, based on its current prevalence in the US?

Which of the following is an infection on the dermis layer of the skin?

Which of the following agents are most likely to cause sub-acute endocarditis if they enter the bloodstream? Choose one.

Which of the following diseases is not correctly matched with its anatomical diagnosis?

Which of the following is an infection on the dermis layer of the skin?

All of the following are examples of a vesicular/pustular rash caused by a virus except:  

The brownish pigment found in both brown algae and diatoms is

________ work with transposons was recognized when s/he received a Nobel Prize in 1983.

The sex organs in which gametes are produced are formed on gametophytes.

The exterior surface of a virus is usually ________.