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re-write all 5 question in your own word please

1. Name of the organism - francisella tularensis. Name of the disease – tularemia
2. Handling of the infected rabbit, most likely without gloves
3. Doctors may check for F. tularensis in a blood or sputum sample that's cultured to encourage the growth of the bacteria. Sometimes tularemia can be identified by antibodies to the bacteria in a sample of blood, but these only develop several weeks after infection. You're also likely to have a chest X-ray to look for signs of pneumonia.
4. Tularemia can be effectively treated with antibiotics such as streptomycin or gentamicin, which are given by injection directly into a muscle or vein. Depending on the type of tularemia being treated, doctors may prescribe oral antibiotics such as doxycycline (Oracea, Vibramycin, others) instead.
5. You'll also receive therapy for any complications such as meningitis or pneumonia. In general, you should be immune to tularemia after recovering from the disease, but some people may experience a recurrence or reinfection.

Answer 1

Name of the organism - Francisella tularensis
Name of the disease - tularemia
Caring of the infected rabbit,without wearing gloves can spread the disease. doctors will check the blood or sputum sample culture for F.tularensis to find the growth of the bacteria. Tularemia can be identified by antibodies to the bacteria in the blood samples sometimes. This antibodies only develop several weeks after infection. chest X ray can find the signs of pneumonia. tularemia can be treated with antibodies like streptomycin or gentamycin through injection given to the muscles or veins. Doctors may prescribe oral antibiotics like doxycycline(oracea,vibramycin, others) for treating the different type of tularemia. For any complications like meningitis or pheumonia due to this disease patient receive therapy. After recovery from the disease you should be immune to tularemia. some people may experience recurrence or reinfection after recovering from the disease.