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A VERY SMALL ORGANISM

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MICROORGANISM

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TYPES OF MICROORG (4)

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BACTERIA
FUNGI (YEAST&MOLDS)
VIRUS
PARASITES

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FIRST TO OBSERVE BACTERIA AND PROTOZOA / FATHER OF MICROSCOPY

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ANTON VAN LEEUWENHOEK

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LEEUWENHOEK ALSO DISCOVERED SHAPES OF (4)

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BACTERIA
CELL
SPERM
PROTOZOA

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DOCTOR THAT DISCOVERED THE CAUSE OF PUERPERAL FEVER

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IGNAZ PHILIPP SEMMELWEIS

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SEMMELWEIS IS THE FATHER OF

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HANDWASHING

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PUERPERAL FEVER AKA

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CHILDBED FEVER

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DISCOVERED THE ANSTISEPTIC AS A WAY TO PREVENT INFECTION IN WOUNDS BEFORE/AFTER SURGERY

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JOSEPH LISTER

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THE BASIS OF MODERN INFECTION CONTROL

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ANTISEPTIC

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FATHER OF MICROBIOLOGY / DISCOVERED THE CAUSE OF TUBERCULOSIS

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ROBERT KOCH

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CAUSATUVE AGENT OF TUBERCULOSIS

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MYOCARDIUM TUBERCULOSIS

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CAUSE OF DISEASE

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CAUSATIVE AGENT

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SAID INFECTIOUS DISEASES ARE CAUSED BY MICROBES

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LOUIS PASTEUR

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GIVE 3 PASTEUR VAX

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RABIES
ANTHRAX
CHOLERA

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VACCINE FROM WEAKENED ORGANISM

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ATTENUATED VACCINE

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MICROORGANISMS THAT CAUSE DISEASES

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PATHOGENS

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MICROORGS THAT ARE NORMALLY FOUND IN A SPECIFIC AREA

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NORMAL FLORA

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SYMBIOSIS: BOTH BENEFITS

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MUTUALISM

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SYMBIOSIS: ORGANISM BENEFITS, HOST IS HARMED

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PARASITISM

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SYMBIOSIS: ORGANISM BENEFITS, HOST REMAIN UNHARMED

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COMMENSALISM

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SYMBIOSIS: NORMAL FLORA BENEFITS THE HOSTS BY PREVENTING PATHOGEN GROWTH

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MUTUAL ANTAGONISM

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EXAMPLE OF MUTUAL ANTAGONISM

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PENICILLIUM (FUNGI)

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THE PENICILLIN DRUG WAS DISCOVERED BY

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ALEXANDER FLEMMING

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SYMBIOSIS: ORGANISM BECOME PATHOGENIC WHEN HOST BECOMES IMMUNOCOMPROMISED

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OPPORTUNIST

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MEANS WEAK IMMUNE SYSTEM

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IMMUNOCOMPROMISED

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COMPONENTS OF EPIDEMIOLOGIC TRIANGLE

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  • SUSCEPTIBLE HOST
  • VIRULENT PATHOGEN
  • FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT
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HOST THAT IS VULNERABLE TO DISEASE

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SUSCEPTIBLE HOST

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AGENT THAT CAUSE DISEASES (IN TRIANGLE)

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VIRULENT PATHOGEN

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IDEAL ENVIRONMENT FOR MICROBE

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FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT

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FAVORABLE TEMP FOR BACTERIA

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37C WARM AND MOIST

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FAVORABLE FOR VIRUS

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TYPES OF DIRECT TRANSMISSION (4)

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  • PHYSICAL CONTACT
  • DROPLET
  • PERCUTANEOUS
  • TRAUMA
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TYPES OF INDIRECT TRANSMISSION (2)

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  • VEHICLE/ENVIRONMENT
  • VECTORS
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DISEASES TRANSFERRED BY THIS ARE MOSTLY FUNGAL AND STD

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PHYSICAL CONTACT

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TRANSFER BY COUGHING OR SNEEZING

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TRANSFER BY INJECTION/PRICK

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PERCUTANEOUS

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CAN BE LESIONS OR WOUNDS

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TRANSMISSION THROUGH WATER, FOOD, AIR ETC

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VEHICLE/ENVIRONMENT

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NONLIVING OBJECTS THAT TRANSMIT PATHOGENS

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ANIMALS WHERE MICROBES MULTIPLY THEN PASSED TO HUMANS

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LIVING THINGS THAT CARRIES CAUSATIVE AGENT S

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MEDIUM OF INDIRECT TRANSMISSION (6)

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WATER
AIR
FOOD
SOIL
FOMITES
RESERVOIR

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ETIOLOGIC AGENTS THAT IS TRANSFERRED FROM ONE RESERVOIR TO HOST

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BIOLOGICAL TRANSMISSION

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INTERVAL FROM INFECTION TO FIRST SIGN

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PRODROMAL/INCUBATION PERIOD

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PERIOD WHERE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS SHOW

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CLINICAL/ILLNESS PERIOD

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SIGN AND SYMPTOM: REDNESS

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SIGN AND SYMPTOM: HEAT

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SIGN AND SYMPTOM: PAIN

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SIGN AND SYMPTOM: SWELLING

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SIGN AND SYMPTOM: LOSS OF FUNCTION

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FUNCTIO LAESA

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PERIOD OF CRITICAL PHASE

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PERIOD OF DECLINE/DEFERVESENCE

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PERIOD OF REGAINING STRENGTH (STILL INFECTIOUS

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CONVALESENCE

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TYPES OF HOSPITAL ACQUIRED INFECTION ACCORDING TO (3)

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SEVERITY
HOST INVOLVEMENT
OCCURENCE

54
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HOSPITAL ACQUIRED INFECTION AKA

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NOSOCOMIAL INFECTION

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INFECTION IN A SHORT TIME BUT IS SEVERE

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INFECTION FOR LING TIME BUT MILD

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MICRBES WHICH ARE INACTIVE BUT RE-AWAKENS TO CAUSE DISEASE

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INFECTION IN A SMALL AREA

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INFECTION IN A WIDE AREA/THROUGHOUT THE BODY

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INFECTION FROM A SPECIFIC POINT TO OTHER PARTS

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OCASSIONAL INFECTION

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INFECTION CONSTANTLY PRESENT IN A SMALL NUMBER OF PEOPLE

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INFECTION FOR A SHORT TIME BUT GREAT NUMBER OF POPULATION

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WORLDWIDE INFECTION

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DISEASE THAT CAN BE TRANSMITTED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY

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COMMUNICABLE DISEASE

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DISEASE THAT IS ONLY DUE TO DIRECT TRANSMISSION

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CONTAGIOUS DISEASE

67
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MOSQUITO FOR MALARIA AND DENGUE

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MALARIA - FEMALE ANOPHELES
DENGUE - AEDES AEGYPTI

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