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1
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S. aureus multiplication

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can grow in almost any tissue site

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S. aureus entry

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entry via skin to skin contact, injury from contaminated object, inhalation, ingestiion

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S. pyogenes multiplication

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extracellular growth on mucous membranes, skin, deep tissue

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S.pyogenes entry

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person to person via respiratory droplets, skin to skin contact, contact w/ fomite

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S. pneumoniae multiplication

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extracellular growth on mucous membranes of respiratory tract or in blood

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S. pneumoniae entry

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person to person through respiratory droplets

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B. anthracis entry

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point source via innoculation of spores into break in skin, inhalation, ingestion (rare)

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B. cereus multiplication

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can grow in almost any tissue site

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B. cereus entry

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ingestion of contaminated food

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L. pneumophila multiplication

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intracellular growth in alveolar macrophages, prevents maturation of phago-lysosome

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11
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L. pneumophila entry

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inhalation of aerosols of contaminated water

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L. monocytogenes multiplication

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intracellular growth in intestinal epithelial cells, M-cells, macrophages, neutrophils, replicates in cytoplasm - escapes the phagosome

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13
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L. monocytogenes entry

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ingestion of contaminated food

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M. tuberculosis multiplication

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intracellularly in colonies of alveolar macrosphaes, replicating in specialized vacuole and/or possibly cytosol - resistance to phagolysosome digestion components, prevent maturation of phagolysosome

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15
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M. tuberculosis entry

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human to human spread via inhalation of contaminated respiratory secretions

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C. diphtheriae multiplication

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extracellular in oropharynx

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C. diphtheriae entry

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inhalation of contaminated respiratory droplets

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18
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B. pertussis multiplication

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extracellular

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19
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B. pertussis entry

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inhalation of contaminated respiratory droplets

20
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E. coli multiplication

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extracellular (ETEC, EPEC, EHEC), intracellular (UPEC)

21
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E. coli entry

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ingestion, wound infections, endogenous (EPEC person to person)

22
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S. enterica ssp. enterica multiplication

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intracellular in intestinal epithelial cell, M-cells, leukocytes

23
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S. enterica ssp. enterica entry

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ingestion of contaminated food or water

24
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Y. pestis multiplication

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extracellular in lymphatic system

25
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Y. pestis entry

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infected flea bite or aerosolized respiratory droplets

26
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Shigella spp. multiplication

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intracellular in intestinal epithelial cells

27
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Shigella spp. entry

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person to person or via ingestion of contaminated food or water

28
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C. perfringens multiplication

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extracellular anaerobic growth in soft tissue or intestinal tract

29
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C. perfringens entry

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wound infection by spores

30
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C. tetani multiplication

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extracelluar anarobic

31
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C. tetani entry

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point object

32
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C. difficile multiplication

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extracellular anaerobic growth in colon (large intestine)

33
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C. difficile entry

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ingestion or normal flora, facilitated by antibiotics

34
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C. botulinum multiplication

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spores germinate IN FOOD SOURCE - exception infant botulism - spores germinae in intestine

35
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C. botulinum entry

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ingestion of toxin contaminated food, ingestion of spores (infant only)

36
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N. gonorrheae multiplication

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extracellularly in mucosal bsolateral surfaces of urogenital tract

37
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N. gonorrheae entry

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sexual contact w/ infected individual

38
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N. meningitidis multiplication

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extracellularly in mucosal bsolateral surfaces of upper respiratory tract

39
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N. meningitidis entry

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inhalation of contaminated respiratory droplets

40
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T. pallidum multiplication

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extracellular and intracellular

41
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T. pallidum entry

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human to human spread via sexual contact or maternal transfer to child

42
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Influenza multiplication

A

genome transcribed and replicated in nucleus

43
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Influenza entry

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inhalation of contaminated respiratory droplets (human to human for A, B, C, animal to human is possible for type A only

44
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measles multiplication

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infects macrophages and dendritic cells of respiratory tract, submucosa, then disseminates via lymph and blood - genome uncoats in cytoplasm

45
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measles entry

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inhalation of contaminated respiratory droplets

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