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Micro/Bulls-Eye Test Flashcards

1
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must enter body in order for infection to occur

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pathogen

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

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VZV

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sometimes called non-a non-b

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hcv

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form of hepatitis that can occur at any age

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HBV

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2
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chronic delta hepatitis superimposes on the chronic HbsAg carrier

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superimposition

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2
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thoracic, lumbar, and sacral dorsal root ganglion is where this virus lives

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HSV2

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2
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acute HDV is superimposed on existing carrier HBV state

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superinfection

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2
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acute delta hepatitis occurring with acute HBV infection

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coinfection

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3
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how many types of herpes are there

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8

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3
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how many types of hepatitis viruses are there

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6

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3
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virus travels to trigeminal nerve ganglion

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HSV1

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3
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primary mode of transmission of tubercle bacilli is by

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droplet nuclei

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4
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diagnosis for TB is by

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chest radiograph and tuberculin testing (mantoux PPD)

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4
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_____ can control the pts _______ condition

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chemotherapy

contagious

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4
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incubation period may be as long as ______ for tb

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10 weeks

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4
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uncillular eukaryotic

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contain nucleus membrane

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5
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cork screw spiral

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spirochetes

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5
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caused by parvovirus B19

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erythema infection

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5
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unable to produce outside of a living host cell

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virus

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5
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composed entirely of proteins that lack nucleic acids (dna &rna)

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AIDS

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6
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small red spots with blue-white centers assoc with rubeola virus of the paramyxoviridae family

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koplik’s spots

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6
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signs and symptoms of strawberry red tongue, rash, lymphadenopathy, headache, fever, sore throat

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scarlet fever

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6
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bacteria that is exclusive to tongue only

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stomatococus mycilagovirus

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6
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etiologic agent of rocky mountain spotted fever

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richettsiae

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7
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etiologic agent of legionnaires’ disease

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legionella pneumonphelia bacerium

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7
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7 core values

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individual autonomy and respect for human beings
confidentiality
societal trust
nonmaleficence
beneficence
justice and fairness
veracity
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7
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6th component of DHYG process of care

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documentation-comprehensive record keeping

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8
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7 components of code of ethics

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preamble
purpose
key concepts
basic beliefs 
fundamental principles
core values
standards of professional responsibility
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8
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etiologic agent of infectious parotitis

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paramyxovirus

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8
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etiologic agent of gonerrhea

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Neisseria gonorrhoeae

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8
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etiologic agent of tetanus

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clostridium tetani

9
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etiologic agent of syphylis

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treponema pallidum

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etiologic agent of tuberculosis

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mycobacterium tuberculosis

9
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etiologic agent of Pontiac fever

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legionella species

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etiologic agent of Lymes disease

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borrelia burbdorferi

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etiologic agent of whooping cough

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bordetella pertussis

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etiologic agent of influenza

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influenza viruses

10
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etiologic agent of abcesses

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staphylococcus aureas

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mad cow disease caused by

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pirons

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etiologic agent of rocky mountain spotted fever

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richettsiae

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etiologic agent of legionnaires’ disease

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legionella pneumophila bacterium

11
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excessive development of cell

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hypertrophy

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etiologic agent of lymes disease

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borrelia burbdorferi

58
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7 core values

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individual autonomy and respect for human beings
confidentiality
societal trust
nonmaleficence
beneficence
justice and fairness
veracity
59
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6th component of DHYG process of care

A

documentation-comprehensive record keeping

60
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7 components of code of ethics

A 
preamble
purpose
key concepts
basic beliefs 
fundamental principles
core values
standards of professional responsibility
61
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etiologic agent of infectious parotitis

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paramyxovirus

62
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etiologic agent of gonerrhea

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Neisseria gonorrhoeae

63
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etiologic agent of tetanus

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clostridium tetani

64
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etiologic agent of syphylis

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treponema pallidum

65
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etiologic agent of tuberculosis

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mycobacterium tuberculosis

66
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etiologic agent of Pontiac fever

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legionella species

67
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etiologic agent of Lymes disease

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borrelia burbdorferi

68
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etiologic agent of whooping cough

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bordetella pertussis

69
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etiologic agent of influenza

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influenza viruses

70
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etiologic agent of abcesses

A

staphylococcus aureas

71
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mad cow disease caused by

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pirons

72
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etiologic agent of rocky mountain spotted fever

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richettsiae

73
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etiologic agent of legionnaires’ disease

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legionella pneumophila bacterium

74
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excessive development of cell

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hypertrophy

114
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7 core values

A 
individual autonomy and respect for human beings
confidentiality
societal trust
nonmaleficence
beneficence
justice and fairness
veracity
115
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6th component of DHYG process of care

A

documentation-comprehensive record keeping

116
Q

7 components of code of ethics

A 
preamble
purpose
key concepts
basic beliefs 
fundamental principles
core values
standards of professional responsibility
117
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etiologic agent of infectious parotitis

A

paramyxovirus

118
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etiologic agent of gonerrhea

A

Neisseria gonorrhoeae

119
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etiologic agent of tetanus

A

clostridium tetani

120
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etiologic agent of syphylis

A

treponema pallidum

121
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etiologic agent of tuberculosis

A

mycobacterium tuberculosis

122
Q

etiologic agent of Pontiac fever

A

legionella species

123
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etiologic agent of Lymes disease

A

borrelia burbdorferi

124
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etiologic agent of whooping cough

A

bordetella pertussis

125
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etiologic agent of influenza

A

influenza viruses

126
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etiologic agent of abcesses

A

staphylococcus aureas

127
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mad cow disease caused by

A

pirons

128
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etiologic agent of rocky mountain spotted fever

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richettsiae

129
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etiologic agent of legionnaires’ disease

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legionella pneumophila bacterium

130
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excessive development of cell

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hypertrophy

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