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This disease usually affects sheep and goats and can cause abortion.  It is zoonotic and commonly referred to as Q fever.  What is the causative bacteria?

Facultatively anerobic gram-negative rods that live in the intestinal tracts of healthy and sick animals describes what genus of bacteria?

Which of the following would help to limit antibacterial resistance?

The two media most commonly used for initial inoculation and growth of bacteria are:

Pasteurella can cause disease with nasal discharge, sneezing, conjunctivitis, and severe head tilt in rabbits.  What is this disease commonly called?

Motile bacteria have _____________ 

Which antibiotic works excellent for mycoplasmas and tick-borne diseases?

A common bacteria that has endospores is: 

The common blue-green pigment that Pseudomonas aeruginosa produces is pyocyanin

A pathogenic microorganism must be present in every case of a disease, but absent from healthy animals, to be considered one of Koch’s Postulates