Pathogenic Organisms L02 Flashcards

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Explain the process of which pathogens cause harm to an organism.

A
  1. Gain entry
  2. Multiply the tissue
  3. Damage the host after finding the hosts defence mechanism.
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State 3 facts about bacteria.

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  1. Bacteria will only replicate when conditions are substantial.
  2. Most are aerobic/anaerobic
  3. Some can produce dangerous toxins.
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3
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State no less than 2 facts about binary fission..

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  1. Transmission = indirect and direct contact
  2. Replicate by binary fission and conjugation
  3. Simple cell division
  4. Prokaryotic
  5. Eukaryotic
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4
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What does aerobic mean?

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Needing air

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5
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What does anaerobic mean?

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Not needing air

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What does conjugation mean?

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It relates to the exchange and sharing of DNA between bacteria which enhances bacteria ability which in turn = immune to medication.

To put it simply - Exchange/transfer of DNA.

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What does the term ‘Sporulation’ mean?

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Release of spores.

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8
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State 2 facts about fungi (moulds and yeasts)

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  1. Simple plants

2. Lives on dead organic matter

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9
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Which out of both moulds and yeasts are multicellular?

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Moulds

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10
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State 3 facts regarding Moulds.

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  1. Multicellular (complex)
  2. Requires less moisture than bacteria.
  3. Much easily destroyed than bacteria
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State 3 facts regarding Yeasts.

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  1. Unicellular (simple)
  2. Requires moisture
  3. Produce toxins and allergens
  4. Cause disease by invading healthy tissue.
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Is Protozoa single-celled?

State 2 additional facts about Protozoa.

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Yes it is single-celled.

  1. Reproduce by binary fission
  2. Toxoplasma
  3. Giardia
  4. Live off organic matter.
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