]> 2026-07-31T09:38:59+00:00 WBR0063 0 en Oxidase-positive, gram-negative, glucose-nonfermenting, and motile rod ''Campylobacter jejuni'' is an oxidase-positive, gram-negative, glucose-nonfermenting, comma-shaped, and motile organism that grows at 42 °C. It is classically associated with GBS. Oxidase-positive, gram-negative, glucose-fermenting, and motile rod ''Campylobacter jejuni'' is glucose-nonfermenting rod. Oxidase-negative, gram-negative, glucose-fermenting, and non-motile rod ''Campylobacter jejuni'' is a glucose-nonfermenting and motile rod. Oxidase-positive, gram-negative, glucose-nonfermenting, and non-motile rod ''Campylobacter jejuni'' is a motile rod. Oxidase-negative, gram-positive, glucose-fermenting, and motile rod ''Campylobacter jejuni'' is an oxidase-negative, glucose-nonfermenting rod. Microbiology William J Gibson (Reviewed by Yazan Daaboul) A 28-year-old man began experiencing numbness in his toes which progressed to symmetrical distal muscle weakness of his lower limbs and currently includes the entire lower limbs and the distal upper limbs. A lumbar puncture is performed and CSF findings demonstrate increased proteins with a normal cell count. The patient is started on intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIg). Which of the following describes the organism most likely to have infected this patient prior to his developing this condition? A Neurology Infectious Disease 2020-10-27T23:13:09Z 2459150.4674653 WBR0063