A 24 year-old male without co-morbidities Protozoal and Parasitic

Question 8 / 35: A 24 year-old male without co-morbidities, was admitted for abrupt onset of fever, anorexia, nausea and vomiting accompanied by headache 5 days after swimming in the river. He was obtunded, but without focal neurologic signs. His condition rapidly progressed to coma. What is the most likely pathogenesis for his condition?

A The organism gains entry through the lower respiratory tract and enters the circulation before
disseminating to the brain

B CNS invasion occurs after nasal inoculation with the organism, which disrupts the olfactory
mucosa

C The organism end enters the circulation before disseminating to the brainnters through ulcerated
skin a

D None of the above

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