Exam 1 Cont. Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
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Inability to make attachment proteins or adhesins

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Avirulent

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2
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Extracellular enzymes are secreted by

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The pathogen

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3
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Hyaluronidase and collagenase break down ____ which allow bacteria to ____

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Tissue; penetrate deeper

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4
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Toxins are chemicals that

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Harm tissues or trigger host immune responses

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5
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Two types of toxins

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Exotoxins

Endotoxins

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6
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Examples of exotoxins

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Cytotoxins
Neurotoxins
Enterotoxins

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7
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Example of endotoxin

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Lipid A

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8
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Antiphagocytic factors prevent

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Phagocytosis via bacterial capsule and chemicals

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9
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Stages of infectious disease

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  1. Incubation period
  2. Prodromal period
  3. Illness
  4. Decline
  5. Convalescence
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Incubation period

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Between infection and 1st symptoms or signs

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Prodromal period

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Short period of generalized, mild symptoms

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Illness

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Most severe stage, signs/symptoms most evident

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13
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Decline

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Body slowly returns to normal

Immune system vanquish pathogens

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14
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Convalescence

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Patient recovers from illness

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15
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Portals of exit

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Bodily secretions
Blood
Vaginal secretions
Breastmilk
Bodily wastes
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16
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Modes of transmission

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Contact
Vehicle
Vector
Perinatal

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17
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Contact transmission

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Direct, indirect or droplet

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18
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Fomite

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Inanimate object involved in indirect transmission

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19
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Vehicle transmission

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Air, water, foor, fecal-oral bodily fluids

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20
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Vector transmission

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Arachnid or insect, biological or mechanical

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21
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Perinatal transmission

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Mom to baby (placenta/breast milk)

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22
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Arthropod vectors

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Animals that carry pathogens

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Mechanical vectors

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Only carry pathogen

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Biological vectors

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Serve as host for pathogen

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Disease vectors belong to
Arachnids | Insects
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_____ are most important arachnid vectors
Ticks
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____ do NOT cause disease
Spiders
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_____ are most important insect vector
Mosquitoes
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____ is Most important and common of ALL vectors
Mosquitoes
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Incidence
Number of NEW cases
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Prevalence
Number of TOTAL cases
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Endemic
Disease that normally occurs at regular intervals
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Sporadic
Few scattered cases
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Epidemic
Occurs at greater frequency than is usual
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Pandemic
Occurs on more than one continent
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Descriptive epidemiology
Tabulation of data and identify index case
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Index case
First cases of the disease
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Tabulation of data
Record location and time of disease Collect patient info
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Nosocomial infections
Acquired in health-care settings
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Exogenous nosocomial infection
Pathogen acquired from HC environment
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Endogenous nosocomial infection
Pathogen arises from microbiota bc of factors in HC setting
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Iatrogenic
From modern medical procedures
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most effective way to reduce nosocomial infections
Hand washing
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Notifiable diseases
Diseases for which HC workers are required to report to state health departments
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Foodborne illnesses due to comsumption of
Spoiled foods/foods containing harmful microbes or their products
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Two categories of food poisoning
Food infections | Food intoxications
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Food infections
Consumption of living microorganisms
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Food intoxications
Consumption of microbial toxins, NOT microbe
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Most common place foodborne illnesses come from
Restaurants
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Waterborne illnesses caused by consuming
Contaminated water
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Waterborne diseases in US
Rare
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#1 MC foodborne pathogen
Norovirus
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#2 MC foodborne illness
Salmonella