microbiology chpt 18 Flashcards

1
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the study of microorganism is

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microbiology

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2
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disease-producing microorganisms are termed

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pathogenic

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3
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non pathogenic are

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non-disease producing organisms

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4
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virulent diseases are capable of

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causing a serious disease

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5
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aerobes

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require oxygen to grow

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6
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bacteria that grow in the absence of oxygen and are destroyed by oxygen are

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anaerobes

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7
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organisms that grow in the presence or absence of oxygen are

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facultative anaerobes

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8
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a single celled microscopic animal without a rigid cell wall

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protozoa `

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9
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a provirus is what

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hidden virus during the latency period

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10
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very tiny infectious agents that do not contain DNA or RNA

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prions

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11
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some bacteria can change into a highly resistant form called a

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spore

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12
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Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) is a rare

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chronic brain disease with onset in middle to late life

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13
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oral candidiasis

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yeast (fungal) infection of the oral mucosa

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14
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HBV is a virus necessary for confection with

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HDV

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15
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HAV is a virus spread by what route

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fecal-oral

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16
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MRSA is a bacterium that is resistant to

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some antibiotics

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17
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the father of microbiology

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Joseph Lister

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18
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who is credited for discovering the rabies vaccine

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Louis Pasteur

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19
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the name of staining process for separating bacteria is

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gram test

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20
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bacterial shapes include

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spherical (cocci), rod (bacilli), spirochetes

21
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bacteria are considered to be “gram-positive” when

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they appear dark purple under microscope

22
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bacteria are considered “gram negative” when

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colourless or nearly invisible under microscope

23
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capsules are

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a protective layer covering cell wall (increases bacterias ability to resist body defence mechanism)

24
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true or false: viruses are smaller than bacteria but can cause fatal disease

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virus latency
can lie dormant in host cells and be reactivated in future
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Joseph lister used what on dressings and for aerosol control
carbolic acid
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what is cell specific
a virus
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protozoa is less likely to cause ___ but may cause___
disease, but may cause damage
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fungi can present itself where
orally, GI tract, genital tract
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prions are ___ based particles
protein
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the chain of infection consists of 6 links which are
infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host
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an infectious agent requires a pathogen
to be present in sufficient numbers
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a recevoir is a place where microorganisms normally
live and reproduce
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portal of exit
path by which pathogen leaves the host
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modes of transportation
direct transmission, indirect transmission, parenteral transmission, blood borne, food and water, decal-oral
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portal of entry
means of entering the body to cause infection
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susceptible host
a person who is unable to resist infection by the pathogen
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acute infection
short duration, severe symptoms
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chronic infections
long duration or life long
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latent infection
persistent infection in which symptoms come and go
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the immune system is responsible for providing resistance against
communicable diseases
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inherited immunity
present at birth
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acquired immunity
naturally (getting virus or infection), artificially (vaccination)
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airborne transmission is also known as
droplet infection
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hepatitis and HIV are examples of what kind of transmission
direct
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aerosols are the smallest particle size
true
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largest particle size
spatter
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parenteral transmission also known as
percutaneous (through the skin)