Lec2 Flashcards

1
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is a term used to describe bacteria and fungi that are permanent residents-of certain body sites, especially the skin, oropharynx, colon, and vagina.

A

Normal flora/ commensals / permanent residents

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2
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are usually not considered members of the normal flora because they harmful.

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viruses and parasites

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3
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internal organs usually are

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sterile

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4
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implies that an individual harbors a potential pathogen and therefore can be a source of infection to others. It sheds it for a long-period and no one notice.

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carrier

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5
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  1. A person with an asymptomatic infection.
  2. Apperson who has recovered from a disease but continues to carry the organism
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types of carriers

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6
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who is provide to the host producing vitamin Bs and vitamin K.

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intestinal-flora

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7
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Harmful functions of commensals

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1.Can cause diseases for the immunocompromised individuals.
2. Can be pathogens if changed location to other parts of the body.

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8
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are colonized by nonpathogenic streptococci, staphylococci, and Neisseria. They occupy attachment sites on the mucosa and inhibit the growth of the pathogens

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nose and throat

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9
Q

can cause dental plaque
in mouth

A

Streptococcus mutans

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10
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Whu stomach contains few organisms

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because of its acidity.

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11
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More than 90% of the fecal flora are

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anaerobes

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12
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Example of anaerobes bacteria for faceless flora

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Bacteroides fragilis

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13
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cause urinary tract infections when change location.

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E. coli

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14
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causes perforation of the intestinal wall causing
peritonitis

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Bacteroides fragilis

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15
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infects the hospitalized patients.

A

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

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16
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Why lactobacillus found in vagina

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● to keep low pH inside
● preventing growth of potential pathogens

17
Q

Urine in the bladder is sterile due to the

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presence of uric acid.