exam 1 Flashcards

(54 cards)

1
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working definition

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study of entities too small to be seen with the unadied human eye

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2
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golden age questions

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causes fermentation
causes disease
how can we prevent infection and disease

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3
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Louis Pasteur

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father of modern microbiology

pasteurization, fermentation

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4
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sugar fungus that makes beer

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saccharomyces cerevisiae; yeast

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5
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what is the most important microbe found

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yeast

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6
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triad of health

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host - chiropractic
environment - public health
agent - allopathic

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7
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robert koch

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etiology
anthrax
tuberculosis

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8
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first time bacterium was proven to cause disease

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koch - anthrax

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9
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handwashing

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semmelweis

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10
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antiseptic

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lister

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11
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infection control, epidemiology

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snow

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12
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smallpox vaccine, immunology

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jenner

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13
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fever associated with handwashing

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puerperal fever

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14
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cholera transmission in water - person

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john snow

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15
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cowpox lesions prevented smallpox - person

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jenner

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16
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spongiform ensephalopathy

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eroding nervous tissue and leaving the brain full of sponge-like holes

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17
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processes of life (4)

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growth, reproduction, responsiveness, metabolism

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18
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taxis

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movement associated with responsiveness

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19
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list prokaryote characteristics

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No nucleus
circular DNA
small, simple
No organelles
Bacteria and Archaea
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20
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list eukaryote characteristics

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Have Nucleus
Linear DNA
Large, complex
Have organelles
Algae, protozoa, fungi, animals and plants
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21
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what is the gelatinous, sticky substance surrounding the outside cell; what is it composed of

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glycocalyces; capsule - firmly attached to cell surface & prevent bacteria from being recognized; slime layer - loosely attached to cell surface & allows prokaryotes to attach to surface

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22
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what is responsible for moving a bacteria cell (taxis)

23
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are flagella present on all bacteria

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what is a sticky, bristlelike projection on bacteria

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what serves an important infunction in biofilms
fimbriae
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what allows bacteria to adhere to one another
fimbriae
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what are known as conjugation pili
pili
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what mediates the transfer of DNA from one cell to another (conjugation)
pili
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what on bacteria provides structure, shape and protects from osmotic forces
cell wall
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what is the bacterial cell wall made of
peptidoglycans
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what are the two types of bacterial cell walls
gram (+) and gram (-)
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how do you differentiate between gram (+) and gram (-)
the cell wall
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which bacterial cell wall has a thick layer of peptidoglycans and teichoic acids
gram (+)
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what do teichoic acids do
makes walls more rigid
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gram (+) stain color
purple
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what bacterial cell wall has a thin layer of peptidoglycans
gram (-)
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which cell wall has a bilayer membrane composed of liposaccharides
gram (-)
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where is Lipid A found
gram (-) cell walls
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what is the function of Lipid A in gram (-)
triggers fever, vasodilation, inflammation, shock, blood clotting
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gram (-) stain color
magenta
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the 3 passive processes
diffusion, facilitated diffusion and osmosis
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the 3 active processes
active transport, group translocation (glucose)
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what is it called when in a hypertonic solution, when water goes out of the cell and cell shrinks
crenation
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definition of osmosis
the transport of water between cell membrane
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where are nutrients stored in abundance
inclusions
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what is the most enduring and resistent cell
endospore
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which two organisms can produce endospores
genus bacillus and clostridium
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main unit of prokaryote; then subunits
70S; 30S and 50S
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main unit of eukaryote; two subunits
80S; 40S and 60S
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exception of eukaryote ribosomes
in mitochondria and chloroplasts, it has 70S ribosomes too
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what cells lack cell walls
animals and some protozoan
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what cells have cell walls
fungi, algae, plants, and some protozoa
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what is liquid imported into the cell
pinocytosis
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what is solid imported into the cell
phagocytosis