This type of beta class proteo-bacteria is an encapsulated diplococcuswhich can present as acute meningitis &...
- This type of beta class proteo-bacteria is an
encapsulated diplococcuswhich can present as acute
meningitis & is especially difficult on asplenic
patients.
- Bordetella species c. Neisseria species
- Burkholderia species d. Leptothrix species
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Answer. Option C is the correct answer.
EXPLANATIONS:- Acute meningitis is caused by the Neisseria species. It is a gram negative bacteria. It is a type of beta class proteobacteria. It is diplodocus too. It means that it has two cocci. It is encapsulated.
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