Which Description Best Fits the Etiological Agent of Trachoma

question 18

Multiple Choice

Which description best fits the etiological agent of trachoma?

• A) Gram- positive, wall-less bacteria
• B) Gram- positive, spirochete
• C) Gram- negative, cocci
• D) Gram- negative, pleomorphic, wall-less bacteria

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Definitions:

Gluteal Folds

The creases or lines formed where the buttock muscles meet the upper thighs, visible from behind.

Asymmetry

A lack of equality or equivalence between parts or aspects of something; a lack of symmetry.

Tophi

Deposits of crystallized uric acid found under the skin, commonly associated with chronic gout.

Chalky Discharge

A term typically referring to a white, thick discharge from a bodily organ or orifice, possibly indicating an infection or other condition.