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Epidermis is part of what layer of the skin?

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Upper

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How is the epidermis beneficial to the body?

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provides tightly packed skin and is an effective barrier

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The dermis is the ….

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layer below epidermis

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Conduits for the skin are?

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hair follicles

sweat and oil glands

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Perspirations involves what?

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moisture

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how can perspiration inhibit microbes?

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salt
Lysozyme hydrolyze peptidoglycan
Defensins are antimicrobial peptides

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Can some microbes survive in perspiration/ moisture rich climates?

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Many microbes can because it provides a nutrient source

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What microbe is not inhibited by salt?

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Staphylococcus

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Are lysozymes bacteriocidal?

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Yes

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What are great nutrient rich moist areas for microbes to get into?

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armpits and between toes

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The name of small peptides?

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defensins

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What are some body cavities that mucous membranes line?

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mouth, eyes, and nose

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Normal microflora of skin is a hospitable environment?

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It is not a hospitable environment

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Dipthroids are pleomorphic meaning what?

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ability of microorganisms to alter their morphology, biological functions or reproductive modes

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What microbes metabolize sebum?

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Propionibacterium acnes

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corynebacterium likes what environment?

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salty and dry- skin

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Normal microbiota of skin are?

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Gram +
Staphylococci
micrococci and Diphtheroid

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What are not normally found on plates?

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Micro colonies

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Where are Staphlococci and microcoocci and diphthroids found?

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crevices and cracked skin

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Staphlococci shape clumps like what food?

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grapes

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What is a gram + and coagulase negative?

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Staphylococcus epidermidis

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Is Staphylococcus epidermidis opportunistic?

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Yes

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What does coagulase do?

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set enzyme reaction of fibrin clots

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What do clots protect cell from?

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phagocytes

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What is Gram + cocci and coagulase postive?
S. aureus
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20% permanent resident and 60% transient for nasal passage inhabitiant of S. aureus? T or F
True
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Which microbe is MRSA resistant?
S. aureus
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Leukocidins affect wbc and kill them. T or F
T
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``` S. aureus is antibiotic resistant leukocidin exfoliative toxin super antigen T or F? ```
T
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Exfoliative toxin do what?
cause skin sloughing, looks boiled(red) and tender
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What a superantigen?
Hyperactive immune system that may lead to death
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Process of Super antigen?
hyperactive immune system-leads to shock- death
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T cell mediated and proteins are responsible for which microbe?
Staphylococoal aureus
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Biofilms are composed of ?
proteins and polysaccharides
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Biofilms are random?
Not random
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Biofilms can be found on catheters. What do the bacteria in a biofilm do?
bacteria modifies the environment for the next bacteria
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..... provides protection of antibiotic resistant biofilms?
develope
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May appear as pimples. They are infections of the hair?
Folliculitis
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Sty is what?
folliculitis of an eyelash
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Boil is also known as and what is it?
AKA furuncle- pus surrounded by inflamed tissue
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Which foliculitis is more serious?
furuncle
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Inflammation of tissue under skin that occurs because of failure to wall off furuncle is called what?
Carbuncle
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What does autoinnoculation ?
you spread it
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Impetigo is not an autoinoculation nd what is it?
It is an autoinnoculation. It is crusting (nonbullous) sores caused by scratching
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What is nonbullous impetego?
large patches
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Scalded skin syndrome is caused by
exfoliation protein and bullous impetego
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Impetego of the newborn is called
pemhigus neonatorum
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Staphylocococal skin infections can cause | a toxic ........ ...........
shock syndrome
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Toxic shock syndrome symptoms?
vomit, fever, sunburn reaction- progress to shock-organ failure
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Streptococcus pyogenes is a recognized subgroups by?
lancefield
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Group A beta-hemolytic streptococci is partial or total?
total
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Group .... is a serological type
A
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Erysipelas is a
streptococal skin infection
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Dermal infection possible sepsis starts with the face usually is which skin infection
Erysipelas
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Impetego is also caused by what bacteria?
streptococcal
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simple infection goes wrong quack and it is a flesh eating bacteria is called?
necrotizing fasciitis
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Invasive group A streptocococal infection are
Necrotizing fascitis | STSS- streptococcal toxic shock syndrome
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Necrotizing fasciitis involves non of the below? Flesh eating bacteria Certain M-protein type streptococci Exotoxin A, superantigen
Involves all mentioned
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It is often associated with necrotizing fasciitis
Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome
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Exotoxin A is
super antigen- autoimmune like
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Streptococcal TSS is less common than Staphylococal TSS
True
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Which is more common in Bacteremia Staph or Strept?
Staph
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a
gram - | aeroibic rod
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produces blue-green pus
pyocyanin
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Pyocyanin metabolize variety of chemicals like, lots of antibiotic resistants and C= E source
disinfectants
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa makes exotoxin which do what?
release toxin
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Associated with pools, pool-type saunas and hot tubs?
Pseudomonas dermatitis
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Otitis externa refers to what?
swimmers ear
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indewlling medical devices common cause are
Pseudomonads
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bleach are effective on psuedomonads | T or F
T
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Pseudomonads like to target because they are opportunistic towards whom?
cystic fibrosis and burn victims
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Post burn infections make have
blue-green pus
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Sebum channels of hair follicles are blocked with shed skin cells are what type of acne?
Comedonal
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comedo acne are
whiteheads
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blackheads are
comedone form of acne
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Name the Inflamatory acnes
Propionibacterium acnes
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Propionibacterium acnes are
Gram + | anaerobic rod
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Propionibacterium acne metabolism release fatty acids and blank response follows?
inflammatory
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inflammatory response of fatty acids from propionibacterium acnes metabolism causes
pustules- low bumps and papules- raised red spots
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``` isotretinoin- prevent sebum formation Accutane= teratogenic antibiotics- bactrim visible blue light- kills P. Benzoyl peroxide used to loosen clogged follicles treat what? ```
Acne
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Cysts deep in the skin filled with pus Often leave permanent physical scarring Sometimes leads to psychological scarring too are what ?
Nodular cystic acne
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What is used to treat nodular cystic acne?
Accutane
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Red eyes are always conjunctivitis?
No, may be allerigies
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Conjunctivitis is also called are caused by
Haemophilus influenzae Various microbes Associated with unsanitary contact lenses
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Neisseria gonorrhoeae Transmitted to a newborn's eyes during passage through the birth canal. Prevented by treatment of a newborn's eyes with antibiotics is what disease?
Neonatal gonorrheal opthalmia
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What is the bacteria disease of the eye called?
Chlamydia trachomatis
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Transmitted to a newborn's eyes during passage through the birth canal Spread through swimming pool water Treated with tetracycline
Inclusion conjunctivitis
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Trachoma is the leading
cause of blindness worldwide
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Infection causes permanent scarring; scars abrade the cornea leading to blindness
Trachoma disease

Microbiology 233 UW O (3 decks)

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