Micro/Bulls-Eye Test Flashcards

1
Q

must enter body in order for infection to occur

A

pathogen

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1
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virus travels to sensory ganglia of vagal, spinal or cranial nerves

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VZV

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1
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sometimes called non-a non-b

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hcv

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1
Q

form of hepatitis that can occur at any age

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HBV

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2
Q

chronic delta hepatitis superimposes on the chronic HbsAg carrier

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superimposition

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2
Q

thoracic, lumbar, and sacral dorsal root ganglion is where this virus lives

A

HSV2

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2
Q

acute HDV is superimposed on existing carrier HBV state

A

superinfection

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2
Q

acute delta hepatitis occurring with acute HBV infection

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coinfection

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3
Q

how many types of herpes are there

A

8

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3
Q

how many types of hepatitis viruses are there

A

6

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3
Q

virus travels to trigeminal nerve ganglion

A

HSV1

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3
Q

primary mode of transmission of tubercle bacilli is by

A

droplet nuclei

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4
Q

diagnosis for TB is by

A

chest radiograph and tuberculin testing (mantoux PPD)

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4
Q

_____ can control the pts _______ condition

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chemotherapy

contagious

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4
Q

incubation period may be as long as ______ for tb

A

10 weeks

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4
Q

uncillular eukaryotic

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contain nucleus membrane

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5
Q

cork screw spiral

A

spirochetes

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5
Q

caused by parvovirus B19

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erythema infection

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5
Q

unable to produce outside of a living host cell

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virus

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5
Q

composed entirely of proteins that lack nucleic acids (dna &rna)

A

AIDS

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6
Q

small red spots with blue-white centers assoc with rubeola virus of the paramyxoviridae family

A

koplik’s spots

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6
Q

signs and symptoms of strawberry red tongue, rash, lymphadenopathy, headache, fever, sore throat

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scarlet fever

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6
Q

bacteria that is exclusive to tongue only

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stomatococus mycilagovirus

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6
Q

etiologic agent of rocky mountain spotted fever

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richettsiae

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etiologic agent of legionnaires' disease
legionella pneumonphelia bacerium
7
7 core values
``` individual autonomy and respect for human beings confidentiality societal trust nonmaleficence beneficence justice and fairness veracity ```
7
6th component of DHYG process of care
documentation-comprehensive record keeping
8
7 components of code of ethics
``` preamble purpose key concepts basic beliefs fundamental principles core values standards of professional responsibility ```
8
etiologic agent of infectious parotitis
paramyxovirus
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etiologic agent of gonerrhea
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
8
etiologic agent of tetanus
clostridium tetani
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etiologic agent of syphylis
treponema pallidum
9
etiologic agent of tuberculosis
mycobacterium tuberculosis
9
etiologic agent of Pontiac fever
legionella species
9
etiologic agent of Lymes disease
borrelia burbdorferi
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etiologic agent of whooping cough
bordetella pertussis
10
etiologic agent of influenza
influenza viruses
10
etiologic agent of abcesses
staphylococcus aureas
10
mad cow disease caused by
pirons
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etiologic agent of rocky mountain spotted fever
richettsiae
11
etiologic agent of legionnaires' disease
legionella pneumophila bacterium
11
excessive development of cell
hypertrophy
26
etiologic agent of lymes disease
borrelia burbdorferi
58
7 core values
``` individual autonomy and respect for human beings confidentiality societal trust nonmaleficence beneficence justice and fairness veracity ```
59
6th component of DHYG process of care
documentation-comprehensive record keeping
60
7 components of code of ethics
``` preamble purpose key concepts basic beliefs fundamental principles core values standards of professional responsibility ```
61
etiologic agent of infectious parotitis
paramyxovirus
62
etiologic agent of gonerrhea
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
63
etiologic agent of tetanus
clostridium tetani
64
etiologic agent of syphylis
treponema pallidum
65
etiologic agent of tuberculosis
mycobacterium tuberculosis
66
etiologic agent of Pontiac fever
legionella species
67
etiologic agent of Lymes disease
borrelia burbdorferi
68
etiologic agent of whooping cough
bordetella pertussis
69
etiologic agent of influenza
influenza viruses
70
etiologic agent of abcesses
staphylococcus aureas
71
mad cow disease caused by
pirons
72
etiologic agent of rocky mountain spotted fever
richettsiae
73
etiologic agent of legionnaires' disease
legionella pneumophila bacterium
74
excessive development of cell
hypertrophy
114
7 core values
``` individual autonomy and respect for human beings confidentiality societal trust nonmaleficence beneficence justice and fairness veracity ```
115
6th component of DHYG process of care
documentation-comprehensive record keeping
116
7 components of code of ethics
``` preamble purpose key concepts basic beliefs fundamental principles core values standards of professional responsibility ```
117
etiologic agent of infectious parotitis
paramyxovirus
118
etiologic agent of gonerrhea
Neisseria gonorrhoeae
119
etiologic agent of tetanus
clostridium tetani
120
etiologic agent of syphylis
treponema pallidum
121
etiologic agent of tuberculosis
mycobacterium tuberculosis
122
etiologic agent of Pontiac fever
legionella species
123
etiologic agent of Lymes disease
borrelia burbdorferi
124
etiologic agent of whooping cough
bordetella pertussis
125
etiologic agent of influenza
influenza viruses
126
etiologic agent of abcesses
staphylococcus aureas
127
mad cow disease caused by
pirons
128
etiologic agent of rocky mountain spotted fever
richettsiae
129
etiologic agent of legionnaires' disease
legionella pneumophila bacterium
130
excessive development of cell
hypertrophy