The causative agent of this disease contains a pE88 plasmid encoding several ABC transporters. This disease may cause Risus sardonicus and more general (10[1])opisthotonus (“opp-is-THOT-uh-nuss”) also seen in cerebral palsy or strychnine poisoning. Exotoxins present in this disease include a cholesterol-dependent hemolysin and a ganglioside-binding protein that cleaves synaptobrevin. (10[1])Renshaw cells are inactivated by this disease, which prevents the release (-5[1])of inhibitory neurotransmitters. It’s not botulism, but this disease is caused by a Clostridium bacterium (-5[1])and has symptoms that can be alleviated by benzodiazepines. A toxoid from this disease is included alongside diphtheria and pertussis (10[1])in the Tdap vaccine. (-5[1])For 10 points, name this disease that causes muscle spasms associated (10[2])with exposure to rusty nails. ■END■ (10[3])