Diseases CPA 1-5 Flashcards
(40 cards)
disease caused by bacteria that grows especially well. in blood-soaked material
staphylococcus TSS
disease can be obtained from poor canning technique; can result from giving honey to an infant (floppy baby); death results from paralysis of the diaphragm
botulism
disease caused by the fungus C. neoformans; common in immunocompromised individuals
cryptococcal meningitis
disease commonly caused by the norovirus; aka stomach flu
viral gastroenteritis
disease caused by a protozoan that is transmitted by sand flies from infected dogs or rodents
leishmaniasis
general term that refers to bacteria in the blood
bacteremia
aka trench mouth; severe peridontal disease
ANUG (acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis)
disease usually caused by propionibacterium; disease is not aggravated by the consumption of certain foods
acne
disease caused by yersinia pestis
plague
disease caused by the protozoa E. histolytica that can be spread via mechanical vectors
amebiasis
symptom found in several diseases; smooth, enlarged, reddened, and painfully inflamed lymph nodes
buboes
disease caused by helicobacter pylori; may be obtained from cat feces
peptic ulcer disease
disease caused by a helminth; aka swimmers itch
schistosomiasis
severe form of toxemia with septic shock; sudden blood pressure drop and may result in liver and kidney failure
streptococcal TSS
aka lockjaw; disease causes death due to unrelenting contraction of the diaphragm
tetanus
disease caused by treponema pallidum; begins as chancre and can eventually result in insanity if left untreated
syphillis
zoonosis caused by a bacterium so small that it can pass through unbroken skin; aka rabbit fever, tick fever, etc.
tularemia
disease from a bacterial infection that inflames and damages kidneys; reduces urine output and urine contains blood
saglomerulonephritis
disease caused by a bacterium that can form vegetations that can cause blood clots, strokes, or heart valve failure
endocarditis
symptom found in several diseases; inflamed lymphatic vessels become visible as red streaks under the skin
lymphangitis
disease usually caused by S. aureus and results in hair follicle infection
folliculitis
disease mostly transferred to humans from bats; results from hydrophobia in patients
rabies
general term that refers to damaging microbe produced chemicals in the blood
toxemia
disease that results in a fishy odor and white discharge due to a disruption in normal lactobacilli
bacterial vaginosis