infectious agents Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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what is under susceptible hosts in COI

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elderly
infants
immunocompromised
anyone

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2
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what is under pathogens in COI

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bacteria
fungi
virus
parasites

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3
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what is under portal of entry in COI

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mouth
nose
eyes
cuts

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4
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what is under MOT in COI

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direct contact
indirect contact
vectors

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5
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what is under reservoir in COI

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people
animal
food
water
soil

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6
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COI

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pathogens, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible hosts

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7
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contains the
chromosomal DNA in bacteria

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Nucleoid

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8
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Cell wall of bacteria is peptidoglycan or murein layer composed of:

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NAG (N-acetylglucosamine)
NAM (N-acetylmuramic acid)

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9
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bacteria reproduce by

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binary fission

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10
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-amoeba
-Plasmodium sp.

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protozoa

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11
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Cell wall of fungi is ____ composed of polymers of glucose and mannose

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CHITIN

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12
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CHITIN is made up of

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glucose and mannose

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13
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filaments of fungi

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HYPHAE

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14
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Most viruses are in the range of

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20–200 nm

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15
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bacteria size generally ranges

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0.2 to 5 um

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16
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gram pos
lives on skin, can cause staph infection

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S. aureus

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17
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gram neg rod
lives in soil and water causes antibiotic resistant infxns

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P. aeruginosa

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18
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gram neg

lives in large intestine
causes food poisoning

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E. coli

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19
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found in fermented food

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Lactobacillus acidophilus

20
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gram pos sphere
lives in mouth, tooth decay

21
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rod shaped

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Bacillus/bacilli

22
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Bacillus/bacilli examples

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E. coli
Mycobacteria

23
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Spirochete example

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Treponema spp.
Leptospira spp

24
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structure of enclosure unit which spores are formed

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specialized fungal hypha as stalk of sporangium
sporangiophore
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long filamentous structure, form together as network called mycelium
hyphae
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anchor the fungi on substrate and absorb nutrients
rhizoid
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vegetative part of fungus consisting of hyphae
mycelium
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refers to fungi that have hyphae with multiple sectioned compartments by cross walls called septum
septate
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no cross walls fungi
coenocytic fungi
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flagella like appendages on bacterial cell wall but smaller in size
fimbriae and pili
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longer hair like microfibers on surface of grame negative bacteria
pili
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what has greater concentration in cytoplasm
inorganic ions
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substance of the cell
cytoplasm
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loops of dna, can be transferred from one bacteria to another, contains "special gene"
bacterial plasmids
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70s or 80s? contain 70-80 type of proteins
80s
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70s or 80s? prokaryotic
70s
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s unit
svedberg
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gold standard for bacterial identification
16s rRNA sequencing
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refers to transfer of genetic material
conjugation
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a structure produced by bacteria resistant to many environmental or induced factors.
bacterial spore
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occurs when nutrients, such as sources of carbon and nitrogen are depleted
sporulation
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transfer of DNA from one vacterium to another via viruses or phages
Transduction
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species that share common distinct surface structures or antigens capable of eliciting the same serologic response in humans
serotype classification
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species that share common observable characteristics or traits attributed by genetic and evnvrionmental influence such as morphological, biochemical, developmental, and physiological properties
phenotype classification
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groups of organisms that cause infectioys diseases
infectious agents: bacteria protozoa virus fungi