Microbes harming humans lec.1 Flashcards

1
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What is the name for microbe that cause disease?

A

Pathogens

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2
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______are among the most
common causes of death worldwide.

A

infectious diseases

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3
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Historical uses of microbes

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– Bread production
– Alcohol production
– Cheese production
– Treatment of wounds and lesions
– Mining precious metals
– Cleaning up human-created contamination

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4
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How many microbes can cause disease? How many infections occur across the world?

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2,000 different microbes
-10 billion infections occur across the world every year

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5
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True or false, infectious diseases are among the most common causes of death worldwide

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True

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6
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Emerging and re-emerging diseases:

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– AIDS
– Hepatitis C
– West Nile Virus
– Tuberculosis

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7
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Associations between noninfectious disease and microbes: Gastric ulcers caused by

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Helicobacter pylori

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8
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Associations between noninfectious disease and microbes:– Cancer-associated with

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bacteria and vruses

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9
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Associations between noninfectious disease and microbes:– Diabetes associated with the

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Coxsackie virus

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10
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Increasing number of patients with weakened defenses:

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-subject to infections by common microbes that are not pathogenic to healthy people

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11
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Microbes that are harming humans: Increase in microbes are becoming

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resistant to drugs

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