Human-Microbe Interactions

Question 1

The relationship of a human and microbe

Answer 1

Human-Microbe Interactions

Question 2

The distinct entity

Answer 2

The Human Host and Its Microbiome

Question 3

First human contact

Answer 3

Colonization

Question 4

Balance of life

Answer 4

Homeostasis

Question 5

Manifestation of Infection

Answer 5

Pathologic State

Question 6

Nomenclature of Disease

Answer 6

Disruption of Tissues and Organs

Question 7

Potentially dangerous found Pathogens

Answer 7

Human Microbiome Project

Question 8

Diverse collections of microorganisms

Answer 8

Normal Biota

Question 9

Many facets of health

Answer 9

Intestinal Biota

Question 10

Nutrition affecting overall health

Answer 10

Dendrite Cells

Question 11

Influence of Development of Organs Prevent the Overgrowth Microbial Antagonism

Answer 11

Benefits of Microbiota

Question 12

Age
Genetics
Pregnancy
Surgery and Organ Transplants
Underlying Diseases
Chemotherapy / Immunosuppressive Drugs
Physical and Mental Stress
Others

Answer 12

Damage of Microbiota

Question 13

The causation involved

Answer 13

When Colonization Leads to Disease

Question 14

Pathogenic microorganisms penetrating hosts

Answer 14

Infection

Question 15

Health disruption

Answer 15

Infectious Disease

Question 16

Microbial host
Affecting agent

Answer 16

Pathogens

Question 17

Disease in healthy people

Answer 17

True Pathogens

Question 18

Disease in unhealthy people

Answer 18

Opportunistic Pathogens

Question 19

Center Disease Control and Prevention
General degree of Pathogenicity

Answer 19

Biosafety Levels

Question 19

Health deviations

Answer 19

Disease

Question 20

Factors of Disease

Answer 20

Age
Genetics
Infections
Malfunctions of Systems or Organs

Question 21

Intended characteristics of disease
Toxin production

Answer 21

Virulence

Question 22

Process of Disease

Answer 22

Finding a Portal of Entry
Attaching Firmly and Negotiating the Microbiome
Surviving Most Defenses
Causing Damage
Exiting Host

Question 23

Respiratory Tract
Gastrointestinal Tract
Urogenital Tract

Answer 23

Portal of Entry

Question 24

TORCH

Answer 24

Toxoplasmosis
Other Diseases
Rubella
Cytomegalovirus
Herpes Simplex Virus

Question 25

Outside origin

Answer 25

Exogenous

Question 26

Inside intention

Answer 26

Endogenous

Question 27

Foothold on the tissues

Answer 27

Adhesion

Question 28

Chemical communication establishing infection

Answer 28

Quorum Sensing

Question 29

Pathogens destroyer

Answer 29

Phagocytes

Question 30

Pathogens Virulence

Answer 30

Antiphagocytic Factors

Question 31

Into tissues

Answer 31

Exotoxin

Question 32

Outside tissues

Answer 32

Endotoxin

Question 33

Plants
Animals
Microbes

Answer 33

Toxins

Question 34

Production of Toxins

Answer 34

Toxigenicity

Question 35

Adverse effects

Answer 35

Toxinoses

Question 36

Infection

Answer 36

Toxemias

Question 37

Ingestion

Answer 37

Intoxications

Question 38

Disrupts cell membrane

Answer 38

Hemolysins

Question 39

Causes blood hue

Answer 39

Hemolyze

Question 40

Distinct

Answer 40

Polymicrobial Infection

Question 41

Confined

Answer 41

Localized Infection

Question 42

Bloodstream

Answer 42

Systemic Infection

Question 43

Other tissues

Answer 43

Focal Infection

Question 44

Established agents

Answer 44

Mixed Infection

Question 45

Onset

Answer 45

Primary Infection

Question 46

Complications

Answer 46

Secondary Infection

Question 47

Short-term

Answer 47

Acute Infection

Question 48

Long-term

Answer 48

Chronic Infection

Question 49

Objective evidence

Answer 49

Signs

Question 50

Subjective evidence

Answer 50

Symptoms

Question 51

Disease defined

Answer 51

Syndrome

Question 52

Activation of body defense process

Answer 52

Inflammation

Question 53

Increased WBCs

Answer 53

Leukocytosis

Question 54

Decreased WBCs

Answer 54

Leukopenia

Question 55

Infection in blood

Answer 55

Septicemia

Question 56

Bacteria in blood

Answer 56

Bacteremia

Question 57

Virus in blood

Answer 57

Viremia

Question 58

Respiratory and Salivary Portal
Skin Scales
Fecal Exit
Urogenital Tract
Blood / Bleeding

Answer 58

Exit of Host

Question 59

Dormant state

Answer 59

Latency Period

Question 60

Long-term permanent damage

Answer 60

Sequelae

Question 61

Initial state

Answer 61

Incubation Period

Question 62

Earliest Signs / Symptoms

Answer 62

Prodromal Period

Question 63

Highest level

Answer 63

Acute Period

Question 64

Lowest level

Answer 64

Convalescent Period

Question 65

Primary habitat

Answer 65

Reservoir

Question 66

Distinct object

Answer 66

Source

Question 67

Animals
Vectors
Vehicles
Actively Ill Humans

Answer 67

Living Reservoir

Question 68

Indirect contact

Answer 68

Indirect Transmission

Question 69

Direct contact

Answer 69

Direct Transmission

Question 70

Soil
Water
Air
Built Environment

Answer 70

Non-Living Reservoir

Question 71

Infected while Incubation Period

Answer 71

Incubating Carriers

Question 72

Infected without Symptoms

Answer 72

Convalescent Carriers

Question 73

Infected while Latency Period

Answer 73

Chronic Carriers

Question 74

Infected without sickness

Answer 74

Passive Carriers

Question 75

Kissing
Sex

Answer 75

Direct Transmission

Question 76

Population to individual

Answer 76

Horizontal Transmission

Question 77

Fomites
Vehicles
Parenteral

Answer 77

Indirect Transmission

Question 78

Parent to offspring

Answer 78

Vertical Transmission

Question 79

Residues

Answer 79

Droplet Nuclei

Question 80

Suspensions

Answer 80

Aerosols

Question 81

Hospital environment

Answer 81

Medical Asepsis

Question 82

Surgical procedure conditions

Answer 82

Surgical Asepsis

Question 83

Proper practices

Answer 83

Infection Control Center

Question 84

Disease determinant

Answer 84

Koch’s Postulates