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Micro Exam 3 Flashcards

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What are the characterstics of proteobacteria?

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gram negative, chemoheterotrophic,largest taxonomic group

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biofilm

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a microbial community that forms in layers on a surface

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3
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siderophores

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proteins secreted by pathogens that bind more tightly to iron

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4
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toxins

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poisonous substances produced by microorganisms

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toxemia

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Prescence of a toxin in the host blood.

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intoxication

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Prescence of toxin without microbial growth

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toxigenicity

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ability of an organism to produce a toxin.

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exotoxin

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produced inside of the cell and secreted out (Exo)

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9
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antitoxins(emergency treatment)

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antibodies against specific toxins

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toxoids

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inactivated toxins used in vaccines.

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superantigen(exotoxin)

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produce an intense immune response due to release of cytokine cells

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12
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genotoxins(exotoxins

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mutations in DNA

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13
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shock

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life threatening decrease in blood pressure

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14
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ID 50

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infectious dose for 50 percent of the population

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LD 50

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lethal dose for 50 percent of the population

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adhesins and ligands?

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bind to the receptor present on host cells

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17
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IGA proteases

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destroy IGA antibodies

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18
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kinases

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digest fibrin clots

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collagenase

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breaks down collagen

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20
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coagulase

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coagulate fibroin

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21
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hylauranase

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digest polysaccharides

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22
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systemic infection

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infection throughout the whole body

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23
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focal infection

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began as local infection and becomes systemic

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local infection

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limited to small area of body

25
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sepsis

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toxic imflamatory condition arising from spread of microbes from infection

26
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toxemia

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toxins in the blood

27
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bacteremia

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bacteria in the blood

28
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What is e coli?

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gram negative facultative anarobe rod shapped found in gut

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What is e coli used for?

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fecal indicator bacteria to indicate contamination

30
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what causes typhoid fever ?

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samanella typhi

31
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What is enterobacteria

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salmonella, e coli,

32
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How many species of salmanella are there ?

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2

33
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What causes food poisoning

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salmonella typhimurium

34
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common sources of salmonella

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undercooked chicken raw eggs

35
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What is shigella enterobacteria

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causes dysentery

36
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Yersinia enterobacteria

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causes plague

37
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Serratia

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red in color causes UTI found in saline

38
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klebselia

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in soil and water causes pnemonia

39
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What is bdelivibrio

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this is a delta proteobacteria

40
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what does bdelivibrio

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preys on cells and elongates to replicate

41
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What is heliobacter

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Epsilon proteobacteria causes H pylori infection found in stomanch

42
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cambloyobacter

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found in cattle or sheep

43
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characteristics of epsilon protobacteria

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helical and slender in shape

44
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deinococus

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bacteria that is highly reistant to radioadition

45
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What is thermis aquatis

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where TAQ polymrase for PCR comes from very stable

46
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Where is thermos found in

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hot springs extreme heat , yellowstone

47
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streptococcus gram positive

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strep throat

48
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What are characteristics of mycoplasma

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smallest free living organism and bacteria no cell wall

49
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staphylococcus areus

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gram positive grows in clusters responsible for MRSA

50
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droplet transmission

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transmission through the air less than 1 meter

51
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indirect formite transmission

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spread by nonliving item

52
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airborne transmission

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travels more than 1 meter

53
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vehicle transmission

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transmission from inanimate reservoir

54
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vehicle transmission

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air, water ,food or bodily fluid

55
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incidence

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number of new cases of a disease during a time period

56
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prevalence

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Old and new cases added together. The number of people who have something at any given time

57
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prevalence

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number of people who have disease

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