microbiology Flashcards

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5 oral biofilm diseases

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periodontal infection
Endodontic infection
caries
mucosal infection - candida, angular cheilitis
oral malodour

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2
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4 things that influence oral microflora

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host factors - disease
diet
saliva
gingival crevicular fluid

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4 host factors influencing oral microflora

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smoking
pregnancy
systemic disease
nutrition

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4
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stages of biofilm development

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adhesion
colonization
accumulation
complex community
dispersal

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5
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stages of biofilm development

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adhesion
colonization
accumulation
complex community
dispersal

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6
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microorganisms associated with gingivitis

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actinomycetes
prevotella intermedia

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7
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microorganisms associated with periodontitis

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porphyromonas ginigvalis
tannerella forsythia
prevotella intermedia

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what type bacteria is porphyromonas ginigvalis

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gram neg anaerobe

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9
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3 virulence factors of porphyromonas gingivalis

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fimbrae - adherence

endotoxin

gingipains

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10
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2 systemic implications of periodontal disease

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cardiovascular disease
diabetes

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11
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disadvantage of culture methods

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only small numbers of samples can be analysed at once

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12
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advantage of DNA probes

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more sensitive than culture

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13
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which gene is found in all bacteria

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16s ribosomal RNA

16srRNA

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14
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4 bases found in a DNA molecule

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adenine
cytosine
thymine
guanine

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15
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4 bases found in RNA molecule

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adenine
cytosine
uracil
guanine

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16
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3 risk factors for developing candidiasis

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immune compromised
immunosuppressive drugs
diabetes

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17
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4 oral candidosis

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pseudomembranous - thrush
erythematous - HIV and denture
hyperplastic
angular cheilitis

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18
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candida stages 5

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attachment
early phase
intermediate phase
maturation phase
dispersal

19
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what’s the difference between candidosis and candidiasis

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same but candidosis more severe

20
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test to diagnose oral candidiasis

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swab/oral rinse and culture - chromogenic agar
germ tube formation test

21
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3 types of antifungals and example

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azole - fluconazole
polyene - nystatin
echinocandin - caspofungin

22
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2 microorganisms resistant to fluconazole

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candida glabrata
candid krusei

23
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which antifungal are ineffective against biofilms and which are

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azole ineffective

echinocandin and polyene effective also chlorhexadine

24
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what does a bacteria biofilm require to produce acid

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fermentable carbohydrate

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4 components of caries
tooth - susceptible diet - fermentable carbohydrates saliva - absence or low microbiota - plaque bacteria
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3 bacteria in caries
strep mutans lactobacullis species vielonella
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bacteria found in endo infection
enterococcus faecalis
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which endo infection is described as poly microbial, gram negative anaerobic and e faecallis present in 4-40%
primary endo infection
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which endo infection can be described as gram positive with lots more e faecalis and only a few species
secondary endo infection
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3 virulence factors in endo infection
endotoxins adhesins collagenages
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give a gram positive coccus facultative anaerobic bacteria
enterococcus faecalis
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appropriate clinical specimen to take from a child to test for cariogenic organisms
swab of saliva or tooth surface
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methods to test species present in a sample
next generation sequencing 16s rRNA sequencing
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what specimen could you take when pt attends with localised gingivitis
sub gingival plaque biofilm on gingival crevice of site of inflammation
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important organsim in gingivitis
p.ginigvalis
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method used to find organism from plaque biofilm
NGS PCR
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how do you determine cause and effect
remove culprit organsm - leads to resolution of disease
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causes of denture stomatitis and the associated micro-organisms
denture associated biofilm candida albicans candida glabrata
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3 ways to collect specimen from denture stomatitis
oral rinse swab foam pad
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why is it important to distinguish if pt has Candida albicans or candida glabrata
candida glabrata is insensitive to azoles
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if candida glabrata - what medication
nystatin
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systemic implications of indwelling prosthesis
aspiration pneumonia
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clinical specimen to take from pt with abscess
needle aspirate for pus