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mm pp 7 Flashcards

1
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Humans provide _________ for microbes

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Water, warmth, and food

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2
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Virulent Bacteria

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Cause disease; grow at the expense of the host

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3
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Opportunistic Microbes-

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Cause disease if conditions are available for growth and harm

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4
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Strict pathogens Examples

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Yersinia pestis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, and salmonella typhi

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5
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Infection-

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Invasion of host by a pathogen

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6
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Disease-

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Only if the invading pathogen alters the normal functions of the body. Also called morbidity

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Symptoms-

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Subjective characteristics of disease felt only by the patient

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Signs-

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Objective manifestations of disease that can be observed or measured by others

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Syndrome-

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Group of symptoms and signs that characterize a disease or abnormal condition

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10
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Sepsis-

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Systemic inflammation

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11
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Portals of entry for disease-

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Mouth, Scratch, Skin, Anus, alimentary tract, urogenital tract, respiratory tract, conjunctiva

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12
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Transmission is limited after _________

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death

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13
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Virulence genes are often in ________ in the genome

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Clusters called pathogenicity islands

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14
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Transposons can be expressed in response to changes in ________

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Environment

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15
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Portal of entry for Cholera-

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Fecal Oral Route

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16
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Portal of entry for Botulism-

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Ingestion

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17
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Portal of entry for Tetanus-

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Puncture

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18
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Portal of entry for pneumococcus

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Respiratory

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19
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Portal of infection for Staphylococcus–

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Ubiquitous

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20
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Portal of entry for Yellow Fever-

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Vector like Mosquitos

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21
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Some microbes lose motility at ________

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Particular temperatures (such as 37 degrees celsius)

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22
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Yersinia pestis needs ________

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Iron so that more diptheria toxin is produced

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23
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Cholera toxin is produced ________ at pH 6 than at pH 8.5

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more

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24
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Adherence factor examples-

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Pili and fimbriae- Bind carbs

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25
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Degradative enzyme examples-

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Callagenase, hyaluronidase, neurominidase, hemolysin

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26
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Capsules help to evade ________

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Phagocytosis

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27
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Antibiotics are not able to pass through __________ which is a virulence factor

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Porins

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28
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Some wall toxins such as teichoic acid and lipoteichoic acid stimulate __________

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Endotoxin-like responses

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29
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Toxins-

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Bacterial products that cause harm to host

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30
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Effects of toxins-

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Lyse cells, stimulate release of toxic compounds, increase production of cytokines

31
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Endotoxins activate the __________

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Immune response in many ways

32
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Exotoxins-

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Secreted preformed toxins that have rapid effects. (Exist in food suuch as S. Aureus, B. Cereus, and Botulinum)

33
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Toxins made during the infection have a _________

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Slower effect (Such as anthrax, tetanus, gas gangrene)

34
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Superantigens

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Cause Cytokine storm. (Examples include TSST of S. Aureus, Erythrogenic toxin A and C of S. Pyrogenes

35
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AB toxins-

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B binds receptor on the cell surface while the A enters the cell and causes toxic effects. Causes protein synthesis of cell to cease.

36
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Anthrax toxin is a toxin from and its source is:

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B. anthracis, plasmid

37
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Botullinum toxin is a toxin from and its source is:

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C. botulinum; phage

38
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Cholera toxin is a toxin from and its source is:

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V. cholerae; chromosomal

39
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Diptheria toxin is a toxin from and its source is:

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C. diphtheriae; phage

40
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Enterotoxins is a toxin from and its source is:

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E. coli; plasmid

41
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Pertussis toxin is a toxin from and its source is:

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B. pertussis; chromosomal

42
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Shiga toxin is a toxin from and its source is:

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S. dysenteriae; chromosomal

43
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Shigalike toxin is a toxin from and its source is:

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Shigella and E. coli; phage

44
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Tetanus toxin is a toxin from and its source is:

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C. tetani; plasmid

45
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Hemolysin is a toxin from and its source is:

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E. coli; plasmid

46
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Methods of evasion by Immune Response-

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Block chemotaxis, evade phagocytosis by capsules, S. aureus walls off infection

47
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Intracellular Bacterial pathogen that evade the immune response include:

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Mycobacterium, Brucella, Rickettsiae, chlamydia, etc

48
Q

Penecillin was found by ________

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Alexander Flemming

49
Q

Sulfanilimide-

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Sulfa based drugs found by domagk

50
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Streptomycin was found by ________

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Waksman

51
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Bacteriostatic-

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Inhibits bacterial growth

52
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Bactericidal-

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Kills bacteria

53
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Antibiotic combinations-

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Synergistic and antagonistic effects. Can help to prevent emergence of resistance

54
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Beta Lactam Antibiotics

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Bind penecillin-binding proteins such as transpeptidases and carboxypeptidase

55
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Betalactams are bactericidal for most _________

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Gram positive and gram negative bacteria

56
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Examples of beta lactams are:

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Penecillin, cephalosporin, cephamycin, carbapenem, and monobactram

57
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Different beta lactams differ in ____________

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Spectrum, pH stability, absorption, and resistance (different R groups on the lactam ring)

58
Q

Beta-lactam ring is an analog of _______

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D–alanine, D-Alanine bond structure

59
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Natural Penecillin-

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Penecillin G, Penecillin V

60
Q

Penecillin-resistant beta lactams-

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Methicillin, oxacillin

61
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Broad spectrum beta lactams-

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Ampicillin, amoxicillin

62
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Cephalosporium-

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Broader spectrum than penicillins and not effected by penicillinases

63
Q

Cephalexin (Keflex), cephalothin are used on _____________

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Gram Positive E. coli, Klebsiella and proteus mirabilis

64
Q

Cefactor, Cefuroxime are used on __________

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Gram positive enterbacteria, citrobacter, and proteus species

65
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Cefixime, cefotaxime are used on __________

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gram positive and good against Ps

66
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Cefepime, cefpirome are used on _______

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Gram positive and some gram negative

67
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Carbapenems-

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used on aerobic and anaerobic gram positive and some gram negative rods

68
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Monobactams-

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Used on gram negative rods and are inneffective against gram positive cocci and anaerobic bacteria

69
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Beta-Lactamases-

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200+ enzymes that destroy beta lactam rings

70
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4 classes of beta lactamases

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Penicillinases, carbapenemases, cephalosporinases, and penicillinases

71
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Vancomycin-

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Inhibits cross-linking by binding D-ala, D-ala

72
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Some strains of bacteria are naturally resistant to _________

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Vancomycin (Such as all gram negative bacteria which are too large to pass through porins or bacteria with D-ala, Dlactate bonds)

73
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Vancomycin is the last resort for ________

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Gram positive infections like MRSA

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