Crossword Diseases CPA 11-15 Flashcards
(39 cards)
disease in which reddening of skin appears to have distinct margins as if it “painted in the skin”
erysipelas
disease likely transmitted by consuming raw/undercooked chicken/turkey; caused by C. jejuni bacteria
campylobacter diarrhea
severe form of chlamydial STD; genital lesion results in bubo formation that may rupture and produce a sore
lymphogranuloma venereum
disease causes jaundice and dark urine; liver becomes inflamed and may become damaged or develop into liver cancer
viral hepatitis
disease that causes vesicles to appear on skin that looks like “teardrops on petals”; caused by a herpesvirus
chicken pox
caused by the salmonella bacterium; may last up to 4 weeks and result in death
typhoid fever
disease normally obtained by animals; endospores from this disease cause eschars
anthrax
disease caused by latent virus that can spread via fomites and remain at the base of the nerve until reoccurrence; circumcision reduces chances of disease infection and proper condom use is not always preventative
herpes
disease caused by a herpesvirus; results in enlarged cells; teratogenic in fetuses
cytomegalovirus
most common bacteria pneumonia
pneumococcal pneumonia
disease that is transmitted from bats; body is depleted of clotting factors
ebola
virus that infects the lower respiratory system; aka the flu
influenza
disease that results when gram positive mycoplasma bacteria increase mucus production and inhibits ciliary escalator
primary atypical pneumonia
disease that starts with hot, VERY painful, sunburn-like rash
necrotizing fasciitis
disease caused by a protozoan usually obtained via sexual intercourse; protozoan only lives in vaginas, urethras, and prostates
trichomoniasis
disease that remains latent in sensory nerves and develops into intensely painful rash in skin at the end of the nerve
shingles
disease caused by prions; aka mad cow disease in cows
VCJD
common fungal disease; caused by H. capsulatum obtained from soil that contains bird feces
histoplasmosis
disease characterized by 5-10 clear, watery, foul-smelling bowel movements per day; anti-microbial associated disese
c-diff
disease characterized by Kopliks spots that are described as “crystals of salt surrounded by a red halo” in mucus membrane of mouth
measles
disease caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi and is transmitted by a tick; produces a bullseye rash
Lyme
bacterial infection that is commonly observed in burn victims; bacteria produces pyocyanin (blue/green)
pseudomonas infection
disease caused by a curved rod bacteria with a flagellum that can survive in salt or fresh water; results in “rice-water stool”
cholera
disease caused by C. trachomatis bacteria
chlamydia