Chapter 32 - Microbial Interactions

Question 0

by two years old most people have established flora called

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Normal Resident flora

Question 1

microbes are acquired at blank

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birth

Question 2

there are how many microbes on a person at one time

Answer 2

100 trillino

Question 3

normal microbial flora are blank that are adapted to our bodies

Answer 3

chemoorganoheterotrophs

Question 4

microbes are not found in blank or blank

Answer 4

tissues, organs

Question 5

normal flora are blank to humans

Answer 5

mutualistic

Question 6

microbe that normally does not cause disease but sometimes does under specific conditions and can include normal flora

Answer 6

opportunistic pathogens

Question 7

99 percent of normal flora are blank rather than blank

Answer 7

prokaryotes, eukaryotes

Question 8

normal microbial flora are blank

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chemoorganoheterotrophs

Question 9

as a group, normal flora are blank

Answer 9

mutualistic

Question 10

in addition to resident flora, humans are exposed to these and most are disease causing

Answer 10

transient flora

Question 11

a major contact place of flora that is too salty of an environemnt

Answer 11

skin

Question 12

S. aureus and S. epidermidis can be found right inside blank

Answer 12

nostril

Question 13

there are no normal microbiota in the blank tract

Answer 13

lower respiratory

Question 14

microbes are moved up the lower respiratory tract by

Answer 14

muco ciliary escelator

Question 15

“she was a music major, not a smart person”

Answer 15

-Dr. Kalinowski

Question 16

most microbes killed by acidic conditions in the blank

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stomach

Question 17

largest microbial population of body (90-95%)

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large intestine

Question 18

not many microbes are in the blank tract

Answer 18

genitourinary