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Unit 3 - Microbiology (Infection, Chain of Infection, Groups of Microbes, Bacterial Diseases) Flashcards

1
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Condition that results when microbe is able to invade, multiply, and cause injurious effects/ disease

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Infection

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2
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Short duration

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Acute

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3
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Long duration

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chronic

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4
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Comes and goes

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Latent

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5
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Affects weakened immune system

Usually caused by non-pathogenic organisms

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Opportunistic

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6
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what type of infection?
cold sores
genital herpes

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latent

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7
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what type of infection?

cold

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acute

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8
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type of infection that lasts more than 3 months or a life time

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chronic

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9
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Chickenpox AKA ?

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Varcella Zonster

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10
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examples of opportunistic bacteria

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staphylococcus aureus
e-coli
candida

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11
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What is the chain of infection?

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Virtulence
> # of microbes
> susceptible host
> portal of entry

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12
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degree of strength of that organism in its ability to produce disease

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Virtulence

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13
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bacteria that is always on skin and is a common cause for nosocomial infections

Opportunistic bacteria

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Staphylococcus aereus

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14
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Originating in a hospital

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Nosocomial

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15
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Found naturally in the intestine
- causes vomiting, cramps, and can affect kidney

Opportunistic bacteria

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E-coli

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16
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Naturally occurring yeast in gut

Opportunistic bacteria

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Candida

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17
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Harmless bacteria on the skin

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Normal Flora

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18
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Which tools help minimize bioburden on surfaces which reduces number of microbes in aerosol?

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Dental Dam

HVE

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19
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Portals of entry (transmission)

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Mouth - airborne
Parental - Blood borne
through mucous membranes or nose/oral cavity

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20
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Infection that can be spread from one person to another from contact w/ body fluids

Contagious

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Communicable Diseases

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21
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Incapable of causing disease under normal circumstances

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Nonpathogenic

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22
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Disease producing organisms

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Pathogens

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23
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Single celled microbe

Large variety considered “normal flora”

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Bacteria

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24
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Type of bacteria that needs O2

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Aerobes

25
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Type of bacteria that grows without O2/ dies in its presence

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Anaerobes

26
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Some bacteria form this as a protective layer against antibiotics

ie - Strep mutants

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Capsules

27
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If in unfavorable conditions, bacteria can change into this and remain alive but inactive until conditions are right

ie - tetanus

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Spore

28
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Contains chlorophyll

depletes O2 and blocks sunlight

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Algae

29
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Blue green algae that can cause blooms in toxins

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Cyanobacteria

30
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Relatively new type of microbe, still researching
Rapidly progressive and usually fatal

ie - Cruetzfeldt-Jakob disease

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Prions

31
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Plants that lack chlorophyll

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Fungi

32
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Common yeast (fungi) found in oral cavity, GI tract, female genital tract, and skin

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Candida

33
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White cottage cheese like fungi that when wiped away reveals raw red bleeding base

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Candida

34
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Composed entirely out of proteins
NO nucleic acids
type of microbe

ie - Mad cow disease

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Prions

35
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Single celled microbe with rigid cell wall
Can be free living or parasitic
ie Malaria

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Protozoa

36
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Ultra microscopic pathogens which contain nucleic acids

Always changing, new arising

A

Viruses

37
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The study of viruses

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Virology

38
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type of microbe transmitted to humans through bite of infected insect

ie Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever or African Tick-bite Fever

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Rickettsiae

39
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Bacterial disease that is the leading cause of death world wide

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Tuberculosis

40
Q

T or F

tetanus presents the greatest risk for healthcare workers

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F - Tuberculosis

41
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AKA Lock jaw

A

Tetanus

42
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STI caused by Treponema Pallidum

VERY infectious

A

Syphilis

43
Q

Legionella pneumophila is responsible for which two acute bacterial diseases

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Pontiac Fever

Legionnaire’s Disease

44
Q

How can you prevent MRSA

A
  • good hand hygiene
  • never squeeze/drain sores
  • keep wounds covered until healed
  • do not share personal items
45
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This disease’s bacteria kill time is the bench mark for effectiveness of surface disinfectants

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Tuberculosis

46
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3 stages of Syphilis

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1 aka Primary Stage: Chancres

2 Stage: split papules at corners of mouth

- grayish white "mucous patches" in oral cavity and lips
- rashes and pustules, oozing sores, loss of hair

3 aka Latent Stage: Fatal and can occur after many years of being dormant

47
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Bacterium that is resistant to some antibiotics due to excessive use of penicillin antibiotics

Carried on skin/ nose of healthy people

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MRSA

48
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These two diseases often occure together due to weakened immune systems

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HIV -> Tuberculosis

49
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Disease with serious pneumonia

Transmitted through aerosolization/ aspiration of contaminated water

No person to person transmission involved

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Legionnaire’s disease

50
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Bacterial disease usually introduced into body parentaly by soiled instrument

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Tetanus

51
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Version of an everyday bacterium that causes pimples, boils, sinus infections

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MRSA

52
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Acquired its name in 1976 when an outbreak occurred during a convention in Philadelphia

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Legionnaire’s Disease

53
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Caused by tick bites

Although treated with antibiotics, may suffer long term disease

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Lyme Disease

54
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Global disease breakout

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Pandemic Diseases

55
Q

Less severe form of Legionnaire’s with acute flu like symptoms

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Pontiac Fever

56
Q

Microbes produce severe spasms and rigidity

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Tetanus

57
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Infected person may a rash, fever, headache, sore joints, and may not be able to move face or parts of body

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Lyme Disease

58
Q

Vaccines are available for which bacterial diseases?

Tuberculosis
Lyme Disease
Tetanus
Legionnaire's
MRSA
Syphilis
A

Tuberculosis

Tetanus

59
Q

Which are bacterial disease(s) are starting to become immune to antibiotics?

Tuberculosis
Lyme Disease
Tetanus
Legionnaire's
MRSA
Syphilis
A

MRSA

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