Chapter 10 pt 1 Flashcards

1
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triclosan

A

active ingredient in antimicrobials
-causes antibiotic tolerance

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2
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during what photosynthesis is co2 consumed?

A

light independant

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3
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What are the target microorganism that cause infection and spoilage?

A

-vegetative cells and endospores
-fungal hyphae and spores and yeast
-protozoan trophosoites and cysts
-worms
-viruses
-prions

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4
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trophozoite

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a growing stage in the life cycle of some sporozoan parasites, when they are absorbing nutrients from the host

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5
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disinfection

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removal of vegetative pathogens but not bacterial endospores
-inanimate objects

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6
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sterilization

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destruction/ removal of all viable microorganisms
-inanimate objects

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7
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antisepsis

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chemicals applies to body surfaces to destroy or inhibit vegetative pathogens

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8
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highest resistance

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-prions (already misfolded) and bacterial endospores
-burn bc you have to break the peptides

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9
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moderate resistance

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-pseudomonas sp
-mycobacterium tuberculosis
-staphylococcus aureus
-protozoan cysts

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10
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least resistant

A

bacterial vegetative cells, fungal spores and hyphae, yeast, enveloped viruses, protozoan trophozoites

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11
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sanitization

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cleansing that mechanically removes microbes from inanimate objects (detergent and scrubbing)
-not designed to kill

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12
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degermation

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reduces the number of microbes through mechanical means from the body
-scrubbing
-hand washing to life oils that hold microbes

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13
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can you detect microbe death

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extremely difficult bc they dont rlly show signs of life to begin with

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14
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microbial death

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permanent loss of reproductive capabiltiy even under optimum growth conditions

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15
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microbicidal agents

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causes death of microbem

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16
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microbistatic agent

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prevents microbe from growing but does not kill it

17
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factors affecting death rate

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-number of microbes to start with
-nature of microbes (form endospores etc)
-temperature + ph of environment
-concentration or dosage of agent (lab)
-mode of action of agent
-presence of organic matter, solvents, inhibitors etc

18
Q

do microbes die instantly?

A

no you have to let disinfectant sit

19
Q

what happens if microbistatic agent is removed?

A

cells can still grow

20
Q

what alters the method we will use?

A

will the item be resused, can it be exposed to heat or pressure etc, is it a suitable method (we dont bathe in bleach), will it penetrate (UV) , cost and labor safe?

21
Q

cellular targets

A

-cell wall (make it fragie for lysis)
-cell membrane
-protein and nucleic acid synthesis (cant replicate or do anything)
-proteins (denatures)

22
Q

detergent and alcohol target what?

A

cell wall

23
Q

detergent and surfactants target

A

cell membrane

24
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UV radiation, formaldehyde, chlroamphenicol target

A

protein and nucleic acid synthesis

25
Q

alcohols, phenols, acids and heat target

A

proteins

26
Q

surfactant molecules

A

-detergent and soap
-hydrophobic tail and hydrophilic head
-break up oil

27
Q

what does a heavy metal do to native state

A

blocks active site protein

28
Q

heat and ph change causes

A

change shape so it functions less or completely denatures protein