MICROBIOLOGY Flashcards

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1
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Which organism can be seen in Tuna poisoning?

A

Morganella morganii

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2
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Which enzyme can be seen in Tuna Poisoning?

A

Histidine decarboxylase

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3
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Which bacteria can grow at 4 C?

A

Listeria monocytogenes

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4
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Neuroinvasion can be occurred by?

A

L. monocytogenes

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5
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Emetic toxin produced in?

A

Food

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6
Q

Enterotoxin produced in the?

A

Intestine

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7
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Case might showing a rice was contaminated by?

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B. cereus spores

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8
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Diarrheal type illness is caused by?

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1- Large molecular weight

2- Heat- labile

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9
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Vomiting (emetic) type of illness is caused by?

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1- Low molecular weight

2- Heat- stable peptide

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10
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What is a bacteriocin?

A

It is used as the killer molecule in anti-s. aureus drones.

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11
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what is the difference between antigen and superantigen?

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Antigens are foreign substances (mostly proteins, polysaccharide) or altered self proteins that induces specific immune response. Superantigens are microbial peptides that can polyclonally activate large portion of T cells.

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12
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Ratovirus

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  • Infect infants age 3-15 month
  • 3-7 days
  • fall and winter
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13
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Norovirus

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  • In adult
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14
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Adenovirus

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  • Affected children age 2 and younger
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15
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Noroviruses

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  • Non- enveloped

- Single- stranded RNA Viruses

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16
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Rotavirus

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  • very stable and may remain viable in the environment for weeks.
  • Rotavirus A is MOST COMMON
17
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Rotavirus

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  • EM appearance of a wheel with radiating spikes
  • Asymptomatic infections
  • a major cause of nosomial infection