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142345 Microbiology

A 64-year-old man with a travel history to Southern Minnesota is brought to the hospital’s emergency room on July 15 by his brother. The brother said that the man had a 2-day history of fever, headache, and vomiting, but today he appeared confused. He is confused by some of the simple questions you ask him. His spinal tap is clear with 75% PMNs and a head CT is normal. The most likely cause of his symptoms is:

ACalifornia Encephalitis virus
BEnterovirus
CHSV
DWest Nile virus
Microbiology
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142347 Anatomy

A 41-year-old woman is admitted to the obstetrics and gynecology department for a scheduled tubal ligation procedure. Two days postoperatively the patient has a high fever and shows signs of hypovolemic shock. A radiographic examination reveals a large hematoma adjacent to the external iliac artery. Which of the following vessels was most likely injured?

AOvarian arteries
BAscending branch of uterine arteries
CDescending branch of uterine arteries
DSuperior vesicle artery
Anatomy
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