Viruses, Fungi, and Animal Parasites Flashcards

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what is a virus?

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  • piece of genetic material surrounded by protein
  • can’t multiply on their own
  • have to invade a ‘host’ cell
  • ‘host’ cell is used to produce more viral cells
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exocytosis

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how the virus leaves the cell

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examples of viruses

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chicken pox, measles, HPV (warts), herpes, hepatitis, common cold, flu, HIV, small pox

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treatment of viruses

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  • there is no treatment for viruses, it has to run its course
  • the symptoms are treated
  • vaccinations
  • supportive immuno-therapies
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What is fungi?

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-Multi cellular organism of plant origins
-live off of organic matter
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examples of fungi

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mushrooms, yeast, mold, cheese, malassezia fur fur

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malassezia fur fur

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skin’s resident fungi

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dermatophyte

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  • fungi that live off of keratin

- fungal infection that affects the hair, skin, and nails

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tinea

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ringworm

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what is a parasite?

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an organism that lives off of a living host and in turn contributes nothing to that host

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examples of parasites

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lice (pediculosis), ticks, fleas, itch mites(scabies), bed bugs

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