microbe of the day III

Question 1

hep A

Answer 1

+ssRNA, non enveloped, inflammation of liver
fecal oral, vaccine, no cure

Question 2

hep b

Answer 2

virus, dsDNA, blood transmission, STD, vaccine, liver,

Question 3

hep c

Answer 3

enveloped +sRNA, blood born, no vaccine, asmptom or chronic liver

Question 4

hep d

Answer 4

satellite virus, -ssRNA, needs to get hep b first to get this, liver disease, no vaccine

Question 5

hep e

Answer 5

nonenveloped, +ssRNA
contaminates
similar to hep a
vaccine available, fecal oral

Question 6

rotavirus

Answer 6

dsDNA, non enveloped
diarrhea
vaccine (3)

Question 7

corynebacterium diptheriae

Answer 7

gram +, bacillus, respiratory or skin infection, lymph nodes swell (bull neck), exotoxin, psudomembrane, suffocation

Question 8

clostridium tetani

Answer 8

gram +, anaerobic bacillus, in soil manure and dust, spores, 2nd deadliest, prevents muscle relaxation, suffocation, can’t spread, tetanus

Question 9

bordetella pertussis

Answer 9

gram -, aerobic, encapsulated, cocobacillus, whooping cough, toxic asf, highly contagious, children

Question 10

hemophilus influenzae type b

Answer 10

-, encapsulated, bacillus, opportunistic, vaccine, causes: pneumonia, epiglottis, meningitis, kids

Question 11

pneumoncoccal vaccine

Answer 11

prevents streptococcus pneumoniae, 2 doses

Question 12

meningococcal vaccine

Answer 12

prevent neisseria meningitidis

Question 13

neisseria meningitidis

Answer 13

can be fatal, meningitis and meningococcemia

Question 14

polio

Answer 14

ssRNA, naked, human specific, transmission by contamination, may cause paralysis, three stains, Salk and Sabin vaccine, 3 strains

Question 15

flu A

Answer 15

-ssRNA genome, Ha and NA, associated with animals, antigenic shift, droplet transmission BIRDS, epidemiology

Question 16

flu B

Answer 16

-ssRNA, less severe, only people, droplet transmission, epidem

Question 17

flu c

Answer 17

7 segment, -ssRNA genome, no epidemics, droplet transmission, no epidemic,

Question 18

mmr vaccine

Answer 18

for measles, mumps, and rubella

Question 19

measles

Answer 19

-ssRNA, enveloped, human only, droplet, kopek spots,
causes: pmumonia, ear infections, yuh, SUPER INFECTIOUS, SSPE

Question 20

mumps

Answer 20

-ssRNA, enveloped, human only, causes: inflamed salivary glands, inflammation, muscle pains, nasal discharge, meningitis

Question 21

rubella

Answer 21

+ssRNA, enveloped, mildest rash forming virus, humans only, causes: rash, swollen glands, slight fever, droplets

Question 22

HIV I

Answer 22

+ssRNA, enveloped, retro
SEX AND DRUGS, 3 stages, weak immune system

Question 23

Enterobius vermicularis

Answer 23

pin worms, most common, swallowed,

Question 24

taenia solium

Answer 24

undercooked pork, cysticercosis, neurocyticercosis