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Unit 4 - Pathogens that cause disease in plants and animals Flashcards

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1
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What is the name of the pathogen responsible for tuberculosis?

A

Mycobacterium tuberculosis

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What is the name of the pathogen responsible for bacterial meningitus?

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Neisseria meningitidis

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What is the name of the pathogen responsible for AIDS?

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Human Immunodeficiency virus

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What is the name of the pathogen responsible for influenza?

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Orthomyxovividae

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What is the name of the pathogen responsible for ring worm?

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Trichophyton verrucosum

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What is the name of the pathogen responsible for Athlete’s foot?

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Dermatophytes

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What is the name of the pathogen responsible for malaria?

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Plasmodium falciparum

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How can bacteria be classified? (2 ways)

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  • gram positive or negative

- shape

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What are the 4 types of pathogen?

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  • bacteria
  • viruses
  • fungi
  • protocista
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Define pathogen

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Microorganisms that cause disease

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Define communicable disease

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A disease which can be passed from on organism to another, caused by pathogens

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What type of pathogen causes malaria?

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Protocista

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What type of pathogen causes ring worm?

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fungi

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What type of pathogen causes tuberculosis?

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Bacteria

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What type of pathogen causes Athlete’s foot?

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Fungi

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How is malaria transmitted?

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Female anopheles mosquito, when an infected mosquito bites the host, the pathogen passes into the bloodstream

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How is TB transmitted?

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Active TB in cough and sneeze droplets which are then inhaled

18
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How is AIDS transmitted?

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-unprotected sex
-breastfeeding
-sharing infected needles
(sharing bodily fluids)

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How is influenza transmitted?

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Coughs and sneezes

20
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How is ring worm transmitted?

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fungal spores can live on skin and surfaces for months, human-human contact

21
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How is athlete’s foot transmitted?

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through contaminated surfaces person to person

22
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How is bacterial meningitis transmitted?

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Person to person

Via things such as coughing or kissing

23
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What type of plants are affected by black sigatoka?

A

Banana plants

24
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What type of plants are affected by ring rot?

A

Potatoes

25
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What type of plants are affected by tobacco mosaic virus?

A

Tobacco /tomato plants

26
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What type of pathogen causes black sigatoka?

A

Fungus

27
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What type of pathogen causes ring rot?

A

Bacteria

28
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Name 3 plants diseases

A

Black sigatoka
Ring rot
Tobacco Mosaic virus

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