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1
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what microbio event was most important?

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discovery of yeast aka: Saccharomyces cerevisiae

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2
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what are the 3 things on the triad of health?

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host, agent, environment

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3
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what did Semmelweis, lister, snow, and jenner do?

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semmelweis- handwashing

  • lister-antiseptic
  • snow- infection control/ field of EPIDIMIOLOGY, cholera
  • jenner-smallpox vaccine/ field of IMMUNOLOGY
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4
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what are the 4 processes of life?

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growth, reproduction, responsiveness, metabolism

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5
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describe prokaryotes:

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  • no nucleus
  • circular DNA
  • Smaller(simple)
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6
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describe eukaryotes:

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  • have nucleus
  • linear DNA
  • larger(complex)
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7
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what composes prokaryotes?

what composes eukaryotes?

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pro- bacteria and archaea

euk- Algae, protozoa, fungi, animals, and plants

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8
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what are glycocalyces?

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Gelatinous, sticky substance surrounding outside of a cell

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9
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name the two types of glycocalyces

which is firmly attached which is loosely attached?

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capsule(firm) and slime layer (loose)

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10
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what do bacterial cell walls do?

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Provide structure and shape and protect cell from osmotic forces

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11
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what are the types of bacterial cell walls, and what are they composed of?

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Gram + and Gram - , composed of peptoglycan

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12
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which has thick peptoglycan and appears purple?

which has thin peptoglycan and apperars red/magenta?

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  • Gram +

- Gram -

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13
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what is unique about Gram - bacterial cell wall?

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presence of lipopolysaccharide(LPS, Endotoxin A), in the bilayer membrane

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14
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what are reserve deposits of chemicals, Stored when nutrients are in abundance, used when nutrients are scarce?

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inclusions

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15
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what do bacteria use as defensive strategy against unfavorable conditions?

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endospores

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16
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what genus use endospores?

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Bacillus and Clostridium

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17
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what are the size of prokaryotic ribosomes and their subunits?

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ribosomes-70S

subunits-30s,50s

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18
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what are the size of eukaryotic ribosomes and their subunits?

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ribosomes- 80S

subunits-40s,60s

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19
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what is the size of mitochondria and chloroplasts ribosomes?

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70s

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20
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what are examples of active processes?

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endo,phago,pino,exo – cytosis

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21
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what does endocytosis form?

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pseudopopia

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22
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what are mycobacteria and mycoplasma classified as?

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mycobacteria- gram +

mycoplasma- gram -

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23
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what bacteria has a fried egg appearence?

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mycoplasma

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24
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how do prokaryotes reproduce?

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Asexually

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25
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what are the 3 main methods of of Asexual reproduction? which is most common?

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binary fission(MC), snapping divison, budding

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26
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what are the arrangements of cocci from small to large?

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diplococci, streptococci, tetrads, sarcinae, staphylococci

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27
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what are the arrangements of bacilli

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bacillis, diplobacilli, streptobacilli, palisade, and V shape

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28
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what can reproduce both sexually and Asexually?

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eukaryotes- Algae, fungi, and some protozoa

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29
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describe protozoa. how do they reproduce?

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lack a cell wall, need moist environments,few are pathogens, great morphological diversity,

  • reproduce asexually only
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30
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what do all protozoa produce, what do some produce? what do some have?

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  • all produce trophozoites
  • some produce cysts
  • some have contractule vacuoles
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31
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what do contractuole vaccules do?

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actively pump water from the cells, protect from osmotic lysis

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32
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what are Mycoses?

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30% of fungi that cause diseases of plants, animals, and humans

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33
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what is the Nonreproductive body of fungi?

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thallus

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34
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thalli of molds are composed of long, branched, tubular filaments are called?

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hyphae

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35
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what is a tangled mass of hyphae called?

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mycelium

36
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specifically what kind of fungi cause disease?

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yeast form of dimorphics(produce 2 thalli)

37
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how do fungi reproduce?

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All have some means of asexual reproduction, Most also reproduce sexually

38
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Series of buds that remain attached to one another and to parent cell Found in Candida albicans

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Pseudohypha

39
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what is a virus?

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Miniscule, acellular (no processes of life),

infectious agent having either DNA or RNA

40
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What types of organisms are susceptible to some sort of viral attack?

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ALL

41
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what are the shapes of viruses?

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complex, polyhedral, helical

42
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What are the functions of viral envelopes?

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Provides protection, host recognition, and helps viruses enter host cells

43
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Some viral envelopes have viral glycoproteins that project, what are these?

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spikes

44
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What is the result of lytic replication?

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death and lysis of the host

45
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What are the stages of lytic replication cycle?

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attachment, entry, synthesis, assembly, release

46
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what is the viral reproduction cycle when Infected host cells grow and reproduce normally for generations before they lyse?

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Lysogeny

47
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what is the term for inactive phages?

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Prophages

48
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What is it called when phages carry genes that alter phenotype of a bacterium. (could be harmless to pathogen)

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lysogenic conversion

49
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What are animal viruses remain dormant in host cells?

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Latent/proviruses

50
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What are Proteinaceous infectious agents, lack nucleic acid?

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prions

51
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How are prions destroyed?

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Incineration or Autoclaving in sodium hydroxide

52
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Name the Spongiform encephalopathies(prion diseases)

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variant Creutzfeldt Jacob Disease (vCJD), Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE)

53
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What do prion diseases form in the brain?

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Large vacuoles

54
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What causes food infections?

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Consumption of living microorganisms

55
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what causes food intoxication?

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Consumption of microbial toxins,NOT the microbe

56
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What bacterial/protozoan agent is common in soils and water and grows at fridge temp?

A

Listeria monocytogenes

57
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What causes generalized diahrrhea and severe cramping the mimics appendicitis? grows at fridge temp

A

yerisinia enterocolitica

58
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What virus causes acute gastroenteritis?

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Norovirus

59
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What eukaryotic parasite causes Giardiasis?

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Giardia Intestinalis

60
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What indicates fecal contamination in water?

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Coliform

61
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What are the stages of drinking water treatment?

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Coagulation and flocculation, Sedimentation, Filtration, and Disinfection

62
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what are methods of filtration?

what are methods of disinfection?

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  • sand filtration, membrane filtration, activated charcoal

- chlorine, ozone, UV light

63
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What remain part of normal microbiota of a person for life?

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Resident microbiota

64
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what remains in body for few hours, days, months before disappearing?

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Transcient microbiota

65
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TQ*** What are sites that are free of any microbes and are never colonized by normal flora?

What are examples of this?

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  • Axenic

- Alveoli of Lungs, Central Nervous System, Circulatory System, Upper Urogenital Regions, Uterus

66
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What are normal microbiota that cause disease under certain circumstances

A

oppurtunistic pathogens

67
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What are sites where pathogens live until they can infect a new host?

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Reservoirs of infection

68
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What are the 3 types of reservoirs?

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Animal reservoirs
Human carriers
Nonliving reservoirs

69
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What are Diseases naturally spread from animal host to humans

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Zoonoses

70
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TQ** how many zoonoses are there and what are some common ones?

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150, Malaria, Toxoplasmosis, Anthrax, Bubonic plague, Lyme disease, Rabies, Yellow fever

71
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This is used to separate ill persons who have a communicable disease

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isolation

72
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This is used to separate and restrict the movement of well persons who may have been exposed to a communicable disease

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Quarantine

73
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The mere presence of microbes in or on the body:

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Contamination

74
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When organism evades body’s external defenses, multiplies, and becomes established in the body
• MAY OR MAY NOT RESULT IN DISEASE

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Infection

75
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What are the 3 major portals of entry that pathogens enter the body?

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Skin, Mucous membranes, placenta

76
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What is the most common site of entry?

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Resp. tract

77
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What protozoan can cross placenta?

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-Toxoplasma Gondii

78
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What bacteria can pass the placenta?

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  • Treponema pallidum(syphillis)

- lysteria monocytogenes

79
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What DNA viruses can pass the placenta?

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  • Cytomegalovirus

- Parvovirus B19

80
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What RNA viruses can pass the placenta?

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  • Lentivirus(AIDS)

- Rubivirus(German measles)

81
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What are the manifestations of disease?

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symptoms, signs, syndromes

82
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Degree of pathogenicity (how easy is it for the organism to cause disease)

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Virulence

83
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The ability of a substance to stimulate the production of antibodies or cell-mediated immune responses

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Antigenicity

84
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What are two types of Virulence Factors of Infectious Agents?

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Endotoxins and exotoxins

85
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what are the 5 stages of infectious disease?

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  1. incubaiton period 2. prodromal period 3. illness 4. decline 5. convalesence

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