chpt 25: digestive system Flashcards

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1
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what are the bacterial diseases of the mouth

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  • dental cares
  • gingivitis
  • periodontitis
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what part of the teeth do s.mutants loves

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crevices or sites protected from chewing

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where do s.mutants attach

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peliccila of proteins from saliva

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4
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how is dextran produced

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  • from pelccile and break down of glucose
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5
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of conditions characterized by inflammation and degeneration of structures is known as

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periodontal disease

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6
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gingivitis is caused by

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bacteriodietes (worse)
- fusobacterium

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gum bleeding and forming of pockets and gums moving out is

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ginigivitis

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8
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what occurs when pus forms in periodontal pockets + degeneration of tooth structures resulting in loss of tooth

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periodontitis

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9
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what is periodontitis caused by

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porphyromonas ginitvitis

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symptoms of infections and intoxications

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  • diarhhea
  • dysntery
  • abdominal cramps
  • nausea
  • vomiting
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11
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treatment for digestive ssytem problems caused by bacteria

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ORT

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protien rich food such as chicken, ham and milk being left out can cause

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  • s. auresus sudden, abrupt pain, and violent vomiting
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what does shiga toxin attach to

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large intestine and m cells

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what inhibits protein synthesis, causing abcess formation and destroying tissues, fever, severe dysentry

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shiga toxin

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15
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treatment of shigella

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  • ort then cipro `
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symptoms of s. entrica

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mild fever, nausea, diarrhea, abdominal pain, death from shock in infants

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17
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beef, egg yolks, veggies and pets can cause

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s. entrica

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18
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treatment of s. entrica

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ORT

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19
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high fever, constipation, headache, rose spots are symptoms of

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s.typhi

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20
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treatment for s.typhi

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  • ORT
  • cephalosporins (attacking cell wall)
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21
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where does chronic s.typhi live

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  • gallbladder
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22
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where does sthyphi multiply

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phatocytic cells

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23
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undercooked chicken and cows milk can cause

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campylobacter jejuni

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symptoms of campylobacter jejuni

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  • gullian barre syndrome, causes paralysis
  • fever
  • abdominal pain
  • diarrhea or dysentry
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treatment for campylobacter jejuni
azithromycin
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treatment of v. cholera
- ORT - tetracycline - doxycycline
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which strain of e coli causes most of the travellers diarhhea cases
etec
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eaec structure and function
- brick like - 1/3 of travellers diarrhea cases
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which e coli is like shigella
eiec; causes inflammation and dysentry treatment: antibiotics
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epec causes
- chronic diarhhea in bottel fed babies. attaches to micrvili
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what is ehec caused by
- ciders, fermented food - processed food like jerkys - beef
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hemolytic uremic syndrome is caused by
ehec
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shiga-like toxin is
ehec
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people with type O blood are more susceptible to
peptic ulcers caused by h.pylori
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is h pylori an infection or intoxication
- infection
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- severe belching and production of ureas is symtoms of
h pylori
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what does in increase in ureas do
- increase pH - increase urea
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pepto-bismol and metronidazole is a treatment for
h pylori
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treatment for c diff is
- vancomycin -metronidazole - fecal enema
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symptoms of mumps
- difficulty talking - anorexia, loss of appetite - swollen paratoid glands - mostly head aches - sometimes a fever
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in M: swollen testes in F: pelvic pain and inflamed ovary are caused by which viral ds disease
mumps
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what is the danger of mumps
encephalitis anddeafness
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how is mumps spread
- urine - resp - saliva
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what viral disease can cause hepatitis
CMV
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hepatis =
liver inflammation caused by drugs, chemical toxicity
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HEP: infection form cause
- fecal - oral
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symptoms of hep a
- jaundice - anoreixa - malaise - nausea - diarrhea - abdominal discomfort - fever and chills
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which heps arent chronic
A and E
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what hep can be detected in feces, urine and blood and can survive chlorine disinfectants
hep a
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which hep resembles a retrovirus
hep b: serum form
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how is hep b tansferred
- sexaully - paratent - birth - birth
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treatment for hep b and d
- lamivdine
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which hep has dane particles, spherical particals and filament particles
hep b
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dane particles are
complete infectious virions, large
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whats a symptoms that occurs with acute hep b
joint pain and jaundice
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is there jaundice in chronic hep b
no
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transfusion - transmitted hep is knwon as
hep c
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which type of hep triggers immune inflammatory response and capable of rapid genetic varation
hep c
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how is hep c transmittered
- paretnal and sti
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what is the treatment for hep c
ribovieun and interferon
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which hep is known as the defevtive virus due to missing capsid
hep d