Infectious Diseases: Bacterial Infections Flashcards

1
Q

3 biggest factors determining risk of infection

A

Genetic
Lifestyle
Environnement

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2
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Microbiome is defined by

A

Lifestyle

Environnement

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3
Q

To infect and make someone ill a pathogen must

A

Survive/multiply

Cause injury

Resist/evade host immune syst

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4
Q

What is herd immunity

A

% of pop immunized = less chances to be infected

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5
Q

If pathogen resist immune resp can spread to the systemic circulation it’s called ……
It leads to a massive immune response using …/… and create ….

A

Bacteremia

TNF IL-1

Sepsis

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6
Q

Hepatitis virus affect which cell?

A

Hepatocytes

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7
Q

Polio affect which type of cells?

A

Spinal chord

CNS neuron

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8
Q

Who is at risk of resistance?

A

Child

Elderly

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9
Q

Around what month newborns are more at risk to be vulnerable and why?

A

3 months

Maternal antibodies are depleted and low rate of synthesis by the baby

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10
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What is the most important factor in infection?

A

Environment

Must be present in environment to be infected

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