Ch 14 - Actinobacteria Flashcards

1
Q

A number of species in the genus ___________________ are distinctive because of a characteristic “dust bunny” appearance sometimes mistaken for fungi.​

A

Actinomyces

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2
Q

Individuals infected with Corynebacterium diphtheriae may have a “bull neck” appearance due to the pronounced inflammation of the _____________________.

A

lymph nodes

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3
Q

Infants in the U.S. are given a _______________ vaccine which contains the tetanus toxoid, diphtheria toxoid, and pertussis vaccine (Tdap).​

A

trivalent

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4
Q

Individuals with _____________ tuberculosis have so signs or symptoms of the disease and are not contagious

A

Latent

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5
Q

Leprosy which is caused by Mycobacterium leprae and affects the skin and peripheral nervous system is also known as ___________________ disease who first described it.​

A

Hansen’s​

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6
Q

Destruction of facial cartilage and flattening of features resulting in a lion-like appearance is a sign of which disease?​

A

Leprosy

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7
Q

Which of the following diseases has developed both a drug-resistant and an extensively drug resistant form that requires long-term and expensive antibiotic therapy?

A

Tuberculosis

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8
Q

Which species of bacteria has been used to develop a variety of antibiotics, anti-fungals, and anti-parasitics?​

A

​Streptomyces

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9
Q

In which disease does a thick, gray, bacterial pseudomembrane develop shortly after infection and covers the structures of the respiratory tract, making breathing difficult?​

A

Diphtheria

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10
Q

Which of the following is injected in the epidermis to detect tuberculosis disease or exposure to it?

A

​Purified protein derivative

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11
Q

A slow-growing bacterial or fungal infection involving the subcutaneous tissues most commonly of the foot or leg.

A

​Mycetoma

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12
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The acquired ability of bacteria or other pathogens to change or mutate so that drugs such as antibiotics are no longer effective against them.

A

​Drug resistance

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13
Q

Type of organism which has a symbiotic relationship in which it does not benefit or considerably harm the host.

A

​Commensal

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14
Q

Open sore or lesion which creates a depression in the skin or an organ.

A

Ulcer

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15
Q

Any adrenal-cortex steroid used as pharmaceutical treatment for inflammation.

A

Corticosteroid

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16
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Pertains to fluid emitted, oozed, or leaked by organism typically through pores, wounds, or other anatomical structures.

A

​Exudative

17
Q

A small nodular lesion in tissues or the lungs as seen in tuberculosis infections; a rounded protuberance on a bone.

A

Tubercle

18
Q

Condition of death of cells, tissues, or organs due to infection, injury, or lack of blood supply.

A

​Necrosis

19
Q

The combined organs and tissues of the respiratory and gastrointestinal systems, includes the lips, mouth, and oropharyngeal structures.

A

​Aerodigestive tract

20
Q

Organic compounds which give the characteristic smell of wet soil or “earthy” flavor of some foods.

A

Geosmins

21
Q

Nocardiosis is an opportunistic infection that only affects immunocompromised individuals

T/f

A

False