Microbiology- Epidemiology Flashcards

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National public health agency

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United States Public Health Service

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Epidemiological studies
a. research in disease etiology/prevention
b. recommendations - immunization schedules
c. work with public health organization of other countries
In Atlanta GA

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Center for Disease Control

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Coordinates efforts to improve public health in world

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World Health Organization

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Reviews reports of public health assessment before info disclosed to public

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Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry

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Special US Environmental Protection Agency list of national hazardous waste sites

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National Priorities List

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Serves health needs, especially underprivileged

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Public Health Department

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Protects &promotes health of people living around HAZARDOUS waste sites

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Public Health Assessment

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Chiropractic license &other health related issues, infected meat, food products recalled

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Department of HEALTH

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Protects air, water & land

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Department of Environmental Protection

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10
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Rod shaped

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Bacilli

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Spiral shape

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Spirochetes

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Cocci

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Spherical

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13
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spirilla

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spring shaped

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14
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2 lives together

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symbiosis

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15
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both benefit from each other

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mutualism

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one benefits, the other is eaten or harmed

17
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One benefits, the other does not care/notice

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Commensalism

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Name this food born disease-
Custard filed pastry, egg, tuna fish salad, feel sick in 2-4 hours

19
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Name this food born disease-
Improperly canned vegetables, smoked fish, feel sick in 18-26 hours

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Botulism (+)

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Name this food born disease-
Unpasteurized milk products, hot dogs, lunch meats, can take up to 2 weeks to feel sick

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Listeria (+)

21
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Name this food born disease-
0157:H7 (most viral food borne illness)
undercooked meat, vegetables, fruit exposed to fecal material, can take up to 2 days to feel sick

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E. Coli (-)

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Name this food born disease-
Poultry, meats & eggs, 12-48 hours to feel ill

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Salmonella (-)

23
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Name this food born disease-
Foods & water, 1-2 days to feel ill

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Shigella (-)

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Name this food born disease-
Seafood &water, 1-5 days to feel ill

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Cholera (-)

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Name this food born disease- Undercooked meat, a few hours to 3 weeks to feel ill
Francisella tularensis (-)
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Name this food born disease- Raw milk, can get TB, months to years to feel ill
Mycobacterium Bovis (mycobacteria)
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Virus spread by arthropods (insects)
Arboviruses
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Name the 3 diseases Ticks spread
Colorado tick fever Lyme disease Rocky mountain spotted fever
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Mosquitos spread 8 diseases, all of which result in fevers and headaches. What are they? Which has the highest % of deaths?
Eastern Equine Encephalitis- 50% death Western Equine Encephalitis- 3% death West Nile St. Louis Encephalitis California Encephalitis Rift Valley Fever Dengue Fever Yellow Fever
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67% of al known food borne illness in the US. From Fecal contaminated food/water or direct person-to-person. Common in salad, sandwiches, ice, cold cuts, raw/undercooked oysters &clams, 1-2 day incubation period
Norovirus aka Norwalk Virus
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H5N1, bird flu, flu-like symptoms, can lead to complications &death
Avian Influenza
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Scrub Typhus aka Tsutsugamushi fever causes what?
Maculopapular rash
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This is carried by pigs and bats Is fatal Results in encephalitis and respiratory complications
Nipah Fever
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Lyssa Virus, which is rabies like leads to?
Death
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encephalitis from mosquito bites with high fever, death what is this?
Chandipura virus
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