SAQ Flashcards
Gliding
Independent of Flagella, pilli and fimbraie structures
Irreversible adhesion polymers
ffs love
F- flagella
F-fimbraie
S-Stalk
L- LPS
Benefit fungi
Pencilium chrygsogenum
Features of Ebola
Pathogenesis- Breaks in skin/mucous membrane
Replication in tissues/ organs
Inflammation and organ failure
Envelope- glypoprotiens, dervied host membrane
Morphology- thread-like filamentious
Genome- ssRNA - structural and non-structural proteins
Important catheter associated pathogens
PEPE
P- pseudomonas aeruginosa
E- Echerichia coli
P- Proteus mirabilis
E-Enterococus faecalis
4 symptoms of meningitis
Stiff neck
fever
headache
altered mental status
4 virulence factor Neisseria gonnorrhaea
PICO
P -Pilus
I- IgA proteus
C- Capsule
O-Opa protein
Steps in Biofilm
Adhesion - reversible/irreversible
Maturation 1 - microcolonies, EPS
Maturation 2- development of continueous biofilm
Dispersion and sloughing off- Programmed cell death and lytic phage expression/ nitric oxide signalling
Transport of biofilm particles (flocs): dispersed organisms phenotypically similar to planktonic cells