Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
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nucleic acid sequence info used to classify bacteria

A

classification

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2
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to further characterize bacterial species

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genotyping

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3
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controls for amplification

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homologous extrinsic

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4
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controls for extraction and amplification

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heterologous extrinsic

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5
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human gene control

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heterologous intrinsic

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6
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-static

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inhibit growth

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7
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-cidal

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kill organisms

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8
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what is now considered the gold standard when phenotype assays are being developed

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molecular methods

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9
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rapidly spreading outbreak of infectious disease

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epidemic

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10
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a disease that sweeps across wide geographical areas

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pandemic

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11
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collection and Analysis of environmental, microbiology, and clinical data

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epidemiology

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12
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measures biological characteristics of organisms

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phenotypic analysis

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13
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a genotypic analysis targeting genomic or plasmid DNA

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molecular epidemiology

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14
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PCR amplification priming outward from repetitive element generate what products

A

strain specific products

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15
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viruses of detection include antibody detection, antigen detection, or culture

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classical methods

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16
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viruses of detection include Target, probe, and Signal amplification

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molecular methods

17
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number of viruses per milliliter of fluid

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viral load

18
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lowest level detected at least 95% of the time

A

sensitivity

19
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ability to determine True Value

A

accuracy

20
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reproductibiliy of independently determine test results

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precision

21
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negative samples are always negative and positive results are true positives

A

specificity

22
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a Serial dilution of standard curve closely approximates a straight line

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linearity

23
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accuracy of measurement of virus regardless of sequence variations

A

flexibility

24
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what genes mutate to overcome antiviral agents

A

viral genes

25
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what mutations are detected by sequencing

A

gene mutations

26
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what mutations affect drug sensitivity but may slow viral growth

A

primary resistance mutations

27
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what mutations compensate for the primary resistance growth defects

A

secondary resistance mutations

28
Q

what is used to type molds

A

its sequencing. Molds are typed by PCR and sequencing of its regions 428 s rrna

29
Q

a molecular based typing method that has high typing capacity, reproduct ability and discriminatory power, moderate ease of performance, and good to moderate ease of interpretation

A

pfge

30
Q

a positive result for HPV type 16 indicates

A

high risk for cervical cancer

31
Q

a patient has antibodies against each CV and a high viral load. What should be performed next

A

inno LIPA hcv genotyping

32
Q

What gene would be analyzed to determine whether an isolette of staphylococcus aureus is resistant to oxacillin

A

MEC a

33
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what is a genotypic method used to compare two isolates and an epidemiological investigation

A

ribotyping