Micro 11 (Test 3) Flashcards

1
Q

_____ breaks down blood clots

A

Streptokinase

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2
Q

A _____ is an organism that has unwanted microbes within them.

A

host

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3
Q

_____ is the degree of damage that a pathogen can enter a host and produce disease (i.e. influenza)

A

virulence

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4
Q

A _____/_____ is made by the metabolism of bacteria and cannot be exported outside of the cell.

A

endo-toxins/endo-enzymes

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5
Q

The ability of microbes to produce _____ has a great effect on their reproduction ability and the degree of the damage they cause to the host cell.

A

enzymes

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6
Q

A _____ is any agent that is capable of producing a disease in a host.

A

pathogen

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7
Q

_____ destroys red blood cells.

A

lecithinase

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8
Q

_____ kills white blood cells

A

leukocidin

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9
Q

_____ _____ keeps the tissues together.

A

hyaluronic acid

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10
Q

An _____ is the presence of an animal parasite in or on the human body (ie. worms, lice, bed bugs)

A

infestation

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11
Q

An _____ is made within the bacterial cell and can be exported externally through the cell membrane and the cell wall and causes damage.

A

exoenzyme

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12
Q

_____ is an enzyme that destroys collaten that is found in bone, muscle, tendons, ligaments.

A

collagenase

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13
Q

_____ is the body’s defense mechanism; deals with the ability of the body to destroy intruders that should not be there.

A

immunity

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14
Q

Skin, tears, saliva, mucin, perspiration are body structures that are designed to _____ the entrance of a microbe.

A

prevent

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15
Q

An endoenzyme stays inside the bacteria until the bacteria is destroyed by _____

A

lysis

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16
Q

_____ is an enzyme that destroys hyluronic acid.

A

hyaluronidase

17
Q

An _____ is the interaction between tow things in which one of the living items harms the other.

18
Q

The measure of the ability or ease at which a pathogen can enter a host and produce disease (i.e. influenza) is called _____

A

pathogenicity

19
Q

The action of antibodies is called _____ immunity

20
Q

The collection of fluid in an area of the body is called _____

21
Q

Sings of an infection include (6)

A

redness, swelling, fever, edema, pain, and pus

22
Q

The defenses the body possesses using its natural cells to attack and destroy bacteria is called _____ immunity

23
Q

The two chemicals that attach to free nerve endings and cause pain are _____ and _____

A

bradykinin, prostoglandins

24
Q

___-_____ immunity is the presence of body structures and tissues that humans possess that is designed to prevent the entrance of a microbe.

A

non-specific

25
_____ causes blood clots around the bacterial colony living
coagulase
26
The ability of human being to avoid a disease is called _____
resistance
27
_____ is produced by basophils and swell the blood capillaries to increase blood flow.
histamine
28
White blood cells that get stuck and die while trying to pass through the capillaries accumulate and are called ___/___
pus/pyuria