module 11 pt1 Flashcards

1
Q

what is a microbiome

A

habitat or environment with a microbial community

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2
Q

microbiota (what is not microbiota)

A

all living members of the microbiome (phages, DNA, viruses, plasmids are not living so they are not a part of it)

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3
Q

what is the bacterial genera in skin

A

propionibacterium

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4
Q

what is the bacterial genera in saliva

A

streptococcus

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5
Q

what is the bacterial genera in the urigenital tract

A

lactobacillus

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6
Q

what is the bacterial genera in the gastrointestinal tract

A

bacteroidetes

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7
Q

whats the major phyla resent on moist skin

A

corynebacteria

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8
Q

what is the major phyla on dry skin

A

betaproteobacteria

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9
Q

what can cause ulcers

A

helicobacteria

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10
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whats common in the mucus layer of the stomach

A

firmicutes and proteobacteria

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11
Q

whats common in gastric fluid

A

firmicutes
bacteroidetes
actinobacteria

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12
Q

what bacteria is acid resistant

A

helicobacter pylori

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13
Q

what 3 phyla’s do 98% of gut phylotypes fall into

A

firmicutes
bacteriodetes
proteobacteria

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14
Q

what does not develope properly in the absence of microbial stimulation

A

the immune system

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15
Q

what defines a happy and healthy gut

A

enhanced digestion
good immunity
good mental health
regulated metabolism

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16
Q

where do microbes thrive in the respiratory tract

A

upper respiratory tract

17
Q

what has no normal microbiota in healthy adults

A

the lower respiratory tract

18
Q

what size of particles reach the lungs

A

10 millimeter in diameter or less

19
Q

what consists of the lower respiratory tract (anatomy)

A

trachea
bronchi
lungs

20
Q

what phyla are in the nasal cavity (3)

A

staphylococcus
corynebacterium
streptococcus

21
Q

where does neisseria sit in the respiratory tract

A

oropharynx

22
Q

what lads to biofilm formation

A

S mutant that produce a gluten matrix

23
Q

what are S mutans tolerant to ? whats the long term impact

A

acid tolerant and acid producing - long term effect is the breakdown of enamel because of acid

24
Q

what does the biofilm, dental plaque, have in it

A

streptococcus

25
Q

what can streptococcus do to a tooth

A

since it is a lactic acid bacteria, it produces acid and eventually breaks down enamel

26
Q

what is periodontal disease though to influence

A

cardiovascular disease and arthritis

27
Q

what can cause potential pathogens in the urethra

A

changes in pH

28
Q

what are potential pathogens in the urethra

A

escherichia coli
proteus mirabilis

29
Q

what helps keep vagina at a pH that kills lots of bacteria

A

lactobacillaceae (firmicutes)

30
Q

what produces lactic acid by fermenting glycogen in the vagina

A

lactobacillus crispatus

31
Q

the vagina of an adult female Is __________ acidic and contains significant amount of __________

A

weakly
glycogen

32
Q

what is G vaginalis a cause of

A

bacterial vaginosis

33
Q

does pH go up or down during infection

A

up (less acidic)

34
Q

what is said about the male genital tract

A

it is usually a low bacterial abundance with relatively diverse bacterial communities