Chapter 35 - Infectious Disease Flashcards

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any parasitic organism that causes infectious disease

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pathogen

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growth of any microbe within or on a host

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infection (colonization

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pathogen that causes disease associated with it in most people if transmitted in sufficient dose

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obligate pathogen

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pathogen that may be part of normal flora and has gained access to other tissues or host

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opportunistic pathogen

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4
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disease that is ultimately due to the presence of a pathogenic microbe or its products or a body response

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infectious disease

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5
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trait that is the ability of a parasite to inflict damage on the host

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pathogenicity

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6
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degree of pathogenicity

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virulence

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7
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cause of a disease

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etiology

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8
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mechanism of the disease and how it progresses

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pathogenesis

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changes caused in the body’s tissues and organs

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pathology

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10
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objective changes in body that can be directly observed

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signs

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11
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subjective changes experienced by patient

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symptoms

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12
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there are blank steps of pathogenesis

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seven

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13
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first step of pathogenesis that is the location from which pathogen is transmitted to host

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reservoir

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14
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two examples of reservoirs

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soil, water, humans, animals

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second step of pathogenesis that is the moving of pathogen to hose

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pathogen transmission

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blank transmission comes from the reservoir

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blank transmission is reservoir to something else then to host

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two modes of transmission

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inhalation, contact with skin, vehicle like food/water, vector

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this means the pathogen must make contact with appropriate host tissue

20
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step in pathogenesis mediated by special receptor molecules or structures called adhesins

21
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ability of organism to spread from portal of entry to adjacent or other tissues in order to replicate and is the ability to move around

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presence of viable bacteria in blood

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bacteria, other pathogens, or toxins in blood

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most microbes are blank before they cause disease in body
eliminated
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ability to produce toxins
toxigenicity
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diseases whose signs and symptoms are mainly due to a specific toxin
intoxications
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specific substance that damages host
toxin
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soluble heat labile proteins that are usually released into the surroundings as bacterial pathogen grows
exotoxins
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exotoxins are one of the most blank substances known
lethal
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exotoxin subunit that is responsible for toxic
a
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exotoxin subunit that binds to specific target
b
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LPS in gram negative cell wall can be toxic to some hosts and this is called blank
endotoxin
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endotoxins are released by the organism when
when they die
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secondary metabolites of fungi that often contaminate food
mycotoxins
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pathogen leaves host via blank of exit
portal