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1
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gram stain steps

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  1. heat fix and stain cells with crystal violet
  2. modify with K iodine solution, decolorize with alcohol
  3. counter stain with safranin
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2
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atypicals are treated with

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tetracycline

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3
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waves of colonization

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  1. birth
  2. adolesence
  3. menopause
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4
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normal skin bacteria

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staph epidermidis and staph aureus

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5
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where skin bacteria cause problems

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teeth and heart

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6
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normal teeth bacteria

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strep sanguis and strep mutans (viridans)

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7
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normal nasal and throat bacteria

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staphylococci, streptococci, neisseria, coccobacillus, haemophilus

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8
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otitis media infections

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H. influenza and s. pneumonia

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pneumonia infections

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H. influenza, s. pneumonia, s. aureus

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10
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meningitis infections

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s. pneumoniae, n. meningiditis, h. influenzae

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11
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normal gut bacteria

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enterics, enterococci, some strep, c albicans

Large: bacteroides, enterics enterococci, lactobacili, clostridia

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12
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anaerobic and mixed abscesses bacteria

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bacteroides fragilis

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13
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normals in urogenital tract

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staphylococci, enterics

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14
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roles of toxins

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  1. promote growth by giving access to nutrients
  2. break down epithelium
  3. interfere with phagocytosis
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15
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examples of roles of membrane active toxins

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  1. S aureus breaks down RBCs for iron
  2. pneumolysin is anti-phagocytic
  3. listeriolysin destroys phagosome membrane
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16
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specialized secretions systems are only found in…

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gram negatives

17
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many exotoxins target…

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GTPase cycle

18
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tetani vs botulinum

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tetani - blocks inhibition by binding GABA leading to spastic paralysis

botulinum - block stimulatory acetylcholine leading to flaccid paralysis

19
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class 1 exotoxins

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membrane active

20
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type 3 and 4 exotoxins

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use specialized secretion systems

21
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two ways bacteria can get in

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signal transduction in AB toxins and sepcialized secretion systems

22
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dectins

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major lectins involved in phagocytosis of fungus

23
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antimicrobial peptides

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defensins and cathelicidin

24
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shitella found in what cell

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epithelium

25
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richettsia found in what cell

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endothelium

26
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TB found in what cell

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macrophag

27
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antibiotics that are poor intracellularly

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aminoglycosides and beta-lactams

28
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OspA

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outer surface protein in tick illness

29
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jarish herxheimer

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reaction in death of lyme disease organisms

30
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relapsing fever

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west coast tick, replasing fever, antigenic variation, borrelia hermsii,

31
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maltese cross

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babesiosis

32
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symptoms of rocky mountain spotted fever

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fever, headache rash

33
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hemolytic anemia and infection in RBC

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babeosis

34
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low platelets in tick infections

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anaplasmosis and erlichiosis

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