Use two libraries to see how organism type changes the profile.
Look at the library label and organism summary.
Many strains are harmless residents. Some cause diarrheal illness.
Look at the library label and illness context.
Respiratory viruses with illness ranging from mild to severe.
Read how the profile describes chickenpox and shingles.
One virus behind two illnesses: chickenpox first, shingles later.
Which profile belongs in the bacterial library?
Answer: Escherichia coli
Option: Human influenza viruses
Option: Varicella-zoster virus
CDC identifies E. coli as a bacterium.
Which virus can cause chickenpox first and shingles after reactivation?
Option: Human influenza viruses
Answer: Varicella-zoster virus
Option: Escherichia coli
CDC describes shingles as reactivation of varicella-zoster virus after chickenpox.