| Clue | Answer |
| This organism causes Q fever | |
| Junin, Machup and Lassa viruses are which type of virus? | |
| Non-painful macules seen in acute endocarditis | |
| Toxin that mediates Toxic Shock Like Syndrome (TSLS) | |
| Which virulence factor in Y. pestis is responsible for destructive enzymatic activity directed towards the host | |
| Main vector for O. tsutsugamushi | |
| Skin lesions seen in subacute endocarditis | |
| Prophylaxis with which drug greatly reduces risk of HIV infection following needle stick? | |
| HTLV-1 has a tropism for which cell type? | |
| Virus type that was confused with HIV early on and is associated with a rapidly fatal leukemia | |
| Organism responsible for Lyme disease | |
| This condition causes bacillary angiomatosis | |
| Obligate intracellular parasites that require host-synthesized ATP | |
| Complication seen in 10-20% of people after treatment for Lyme Disease that includes lingering fatigue, muscle aches and joint pain | |
| Which condition has biphasic symptoms with the second phase including Weil's Disease | |
| This genus has an affinity for endothelial cells and therefore infections by this organism oftern cause vasculitis. | |
| Co-receptor needed for HIV virus to enter cell. | |
| A vector in which part of the parasite's life cycle occurs within the vector | |
| Effectiveness of which cell type is directly related to life span in HIV patients? | |
| Genus and species of protozoan that causes Toxoplasmosis | |
| The dog tick must feed for a minumum of _____ hours to transmit rocky mountain spotted fever | |
| Virus that causes 'kissing disease' | |
| Brucella species carried by cattle | |
| Change in the concentration of this ion activates the virulence factors in Y. pestis | |
| A rash seen with this disease starts on the trunk and moves outward | |
| Brucella species carried by dogs | |
| The causative agent of Louse-Borne Relapsing Fever | |
| Vector of the organism that causes the plague | |
| Brucella species carried by goats and sheep | |
| Bacteria that causes rickettsialpox | |
| This Rickettsia virulence factor allows it to bud from endothelial cells and move to other cells without ever being exposed outside of a cell membrane | |
| Causative bacteria in scrub typhus | |
| A vector in which no parasite development occurs within the vector | |
| Causative bacteria in Murine (endemic) Typhus | |
| This disease causes a spotted rash that starts on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet | |
| The vector for B. recurrentis | |