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Unit 1: Chapter 3
Robert hooke,
Matthias schleiden,
Theodor schwann
60
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Unit 1: Chapter 4
Symbiosis,
Mutualism,
Amensalism
76
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Unit 1: 5.1 Unicellular Eukaryotic Parasites
Characteristics of unicellular eu...,
Trophizites,
Cyst
37
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Unit 1: 5.2 Parasitic Helminths
Explain why we include the study ...,
What are the two major groups of ...,
Nematoda roundworm characteristics
20
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Unit 1: 5.3 Fungi
Why do we study fungi in microbio...,
Mycoses,
Fungi characteristics
30
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Unit 1: 6.1
General characteristics of viruses,
Can viruses infect every cell,
Bacteriophage
18
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Unit 1: 6.2
What is the lyric cycle,
What are the stages in lytic cycle,
Attachment
28
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Unit 1: 6.3 Isolation, Culture, and Identication Of Viruses
What does a viral cultivation req...,
How can viruses be isolated,
What is viral filtrate
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Unit 1: 6.4 Viroids, Virusoids, and prions
Viroids,
Virusoids,
Prions
4
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Unit 2: 13.1 Controlling Microbial Growth
What are fomites,
What are bsls,
What is bsl determined by
25
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Unit 2: 13.2 Using Physical Methods To Control Microorganisms
How does heat kill microbes,
Thermal death point tdp,
Which endospores forming bacteria...
15
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Unit 2: 13.3
Does triclosan reduce the spread ...,
How do heavy metals kill bacteria,
Mercury
10
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Unit 2: 14.1
Alexander fleming first observed ...,
Bacteriostatic,
Bactericidal
7
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Unit 2: 14.3
Selective toxicity,
Mode of action,
B lactams
3
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Unit 2: 15.1
Infection,
Signs of disease,
Symptoms of disease
23
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Unit 2: 15.2
Pathogenicity,
Virulence,
Do virulent pathogens almost alwa...
16
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Unit 2: 15.3
Bacteremia,
Viremia,
Toxemia
15
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Unit 2: 15.4
Mycotoxins
1
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Unit 2: 16.1
Epidemiology,
Morbidity,
Mortality
12
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Unit 2: 16.3
Reservoirs for disease,
Passive carrier,
Active carrier
12
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Unit 2: 16.4
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Unit 3: 17.1
What are the types of physical de...,
What are mechanical defenses,
Microbiota
18
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Unit 3: 17.2
Chemical mediators,
Sebum,
Antimicrobial peptides amps
27
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Unit 3: 17.3
Hematopoiesis,
Granulocytes,
Neutrophils pmns
10
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21.1
What are the 2 main layers of skin,
Hypodermis,
Stratum corneum
11
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21.2
Coagulase in sauerus,
Staphylococcus aureus can be desc...,
Why does saureus make pus
18
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21.3
Papilomas,
What are the 2 types of oral herpes,
Which oral herpes virus hsv makes...
4
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21.4
What causes tineas,
Tinea corporis ringworm location,
Tinea captors ringworm location
7
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Chapter 21 Pathogens/diseases
Staphylococcal infections,
Streptococcal infections,
List staphylococcal infections
21
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22.1
What divides the upper and lower ...,
Nasal cavity
2
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22.2
Streptococcal pharyngitis strep t...,
Sequelae of pyogenes infections,
Acute rheumatic fever
11
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