MICRO BIO FINAL (CHP 20) - Infections Diseases Flashcards

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1
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blood stream infections are? (suffix- emia)

A

systemic infections

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2
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a defense for the CAV n LYM

A

leukocytes

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3
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bacteria “growing” in the blood

A

septicemia

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4
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excessive immune response, cytokine storm…

A

septic shock

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5
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m/o are multiplying in the blood due from ?

A

septicemia

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6
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______ diff bacteria and a _____ fungi

A

many

few

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7
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what is the main symptom of septicemia

A

fever

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8
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what are (4) more symptons of septicemia

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low blood pressure

altered mental state

shaking chills

increased breathing rate

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9
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aka: Yersinia pestis

A

plague

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10
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what is the vector: Yer. p.

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fleas, from rodents

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11
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aka: Plague (100 mill deaths)

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pandemic (epidemic that crosses over countries)

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12
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are antibiotics effective: Yer. p.?

A

yes

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13
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the (3) possible manifestations: Yer. p.

A

pneumonic

bubonic

septicemic

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14
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bacterium infection through a flea bite, causing inflammation n necrosis of the node and swollen lesions (bubo) usually groin/axilla

A

bubonic plague

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15
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massive bacterial growth in the “blood”

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septicemic plague

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16
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aka: Francisella tularensis (rabbit fever)

A

tularemia

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17
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highly infectious or no? Fran. t.

A

yes (highly)

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18
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systemic or asystemic? Fran. t.

A

systemically

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19
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potential __________ _______: Fran. t.

A

bioterrorism agent

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20
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(4) symptoms of Fran. t.

A

headache
backache
fever
chills

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21
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fatal? Fran. t.

A

yes (but responds to aminoglycosides)

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22
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aka: Borrelia burgdorferi

A

lyme disease

23
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what is the vector: Borr. b.

A

ticks from rodents

24
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what kind of rash: Borr. b.

A

Bull’s-eye rash

25
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what symptoms develop: Borr b.

A

arthritic
cardiac
neurological

26
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whats the earliest symptom: Borr. b.

A

rash (bulls-eye) @ the site of a tick bite

27
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in lyme disease infectious cycle:

A

tick on a deer
jumps off to a rodent
jumps off to a person

28
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epstein-barr virus (EBV) causes the majority

A

infectious monoucleosis

29
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the remainder that causes IM is

A

cytomegalovirus (CMV)

30
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(3) symptoms: IM

A

sore throat
high fever
cervical lymphadenopathy

31
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(3) additional symptoms: IM

A

skin rash
gray-white exudates in the throat
enlarged spleen/liver

32
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IM causes sudden ___________ (define)

A

leukocytosis - elevated WBC count

33
Q

(4) hemorrhagic fever diseases

A

yellow
dengue
ebota and marburg
lassa

34
Q

ebota and marburg fever

  • where:
  • transmission:
  • symptoms:
A
  • africa
  • unknown
  • severe hemorrhage (25-100% morality)
35
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type of fever with high fever but lacking hemorrhage

A

nonhemorrhagic fever

36
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(4) types of nonhemorrhagic fever

A

brucellosis
cat-scratch disease
trench fever
rocky mountain spotted fever

37
Q

aka: Brucella abortus (bang’s disease)

A

brucellosis

38
Q

a ________ disease that come from (2) ex animal hosts: Bru. a.

A

zoonotic disease

  • pigs
  • cattle
39
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a zoonotic disease that causes a long-term fluctuating fever

A

brucellosis

40
Q

aka: Rickettsia rickettsii (RMSF)

A

rocky mountain spotted fever

41
Q

obligate intercellular __________, which causes ___ to __ days of incubation (chills, fever & distinct spotted rash): Rick. r.

A

parasite

2-4

42
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aka: Plasmodium falciparum or Plasmodium vivax

A

malaria

43
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what is the vector: Plas. f.

A

mosquito

44
Q

(3) of the 1st symptoms: Plas. f.

(3) of the 2nd

A
  • malaise, fatigue, vague aches

- chills, fever and sweating

45
Q

retrovirus: HIV infection

A

human immunodeficiency virus

46
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the disease: AIDS

A

acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

47
Q

symptoms tied to two things: the level of _____ in the blood and the level of _ _____ in the blood: HIV & AIDS

A

virus

T cells

48
Q

length of asymptomatic infection

A

2-15 years

49
Q

when T cells reach low enough symptoms of ______ inset

A

AIDS

50
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initinal symptoms of AIDS: fatigue, ______, _____ loss…..

A

diarrhea

weight

51
Q

(3) other symptoms as the disease progesses: AIDS

A

hormone imbalances
wasting of body mass
lesions in the brain

52
Q

(6) types of septicemias

A
yerinia pestis
francisella tularensis
borrelia burgdorferii
epstein barr virus
hemorrhagic fevers
nonhemorrhagic fevers
53
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(4) hemorrhagic fevers-viruses

A

yellow
dengue
ebola and marburg
lassa

54
Q

(8) nonhemorrhagic fevers

A
brucellosis
cat-scratch disease
trench fever
rmsf
malaria
anthrax
AIDS
HTLV-1, HTLV-11