Irene Gold Microbio Flashcards

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antitoxin

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antibody that counteracts toxin (artifical passive, purified antserum from animals)

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Toxoid

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Inactivated toxin (still antigenic, artificial active VACCINE)

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endo toxin

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Lipid portion of lipopolysaccharides (cell wall of pathogenic bacteria) (gram negative) (Heat stable) (Salmonella, influenza)

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Exotoxin

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proteins produced in pathogenic bacteria (gram positive) heat Labile cook foods, streptococcus, botulism, pertussis

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Enterotoxin

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protein polypeptide, target intesitne,vibero cholera/foodpoisining

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Neurotoxin

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nervous system, botulism, tetanus

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vector

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living organism that transfers agent

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fomite

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inanimate object transmits infections agent

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hapten

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partial antigen/half antigen. only illicite immune response when combined with protein

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interferon

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signaling proteins, released by host cells in viral infectioon

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opsonin

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Tags things in body that should be phagocytosed (neutrophil)

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Prion

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accellular protien that denatures other proteins

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antigen

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foreing substance (bacteria, fungi, allergens, venom, toxins)

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antibody

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protein produced by the immune system to to attack and fight off antigens

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IgA

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antibody, Mucosa antibody, saliva terars breast milk gut

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IgE

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antibody, parasitic, alergic, (type 1 hypersensitivity), hodgkins disease. AlergEEEEE

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IgM

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antibody, first response, Primary exposure, Largest/Heavist MIGHT MARINES

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IgG

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Antibody. Secondary exposure, most numerous, crosses placenta

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Interleukins

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Chemical produced by immune cells and effect immune cells (Proliferation, activation, maturation, differentiation) Inflammatory

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Interleukin 1

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Interleukin of alert. Made my macrophages

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Interleukin 2

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Interleukin of organize. Made by t lymphocytes (CD4)

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Interleukin 3

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Interleukin of proliferate (made by stem cells in bone marrow.

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CD4

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Helper T Cells (memory). signal cytotoxic t cells, B lymphocytes, and macrophages

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CD8

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Cytotoxic T Cells. Natural Killer Cells

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Major Histocompatibility Complex
Recognize foreign substance. on surface of proteins. Self vs Nonself.
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Class 1 MHC
found on almost every cell in organism. T Cells(CD8) recognize MHC 1
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Class 2 MHC
Restricted to cells of immune system (macrophages and lymphocytes) B Cells (CD4) Recognize MHC 1&2
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Natural Active Immunity
Body is exposed to a disease and the names antibodies against that disease (Measles, chicken pox, COVID)
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Natural Passive Immunity
Body is given antibodies in utero or breast feeding (IgG in utero IgA during breastfeeding)
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Artificial Active Immunity
Body is injected with and attenuated organism. (MMR vaccine, DPT Vaccine)
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Aterficial Passive
Body is injected with preformed antibodies (tetanus antitoxin)
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Type 1 Hypersensitivity
Anaphylactic Immediate. IgE, Mast cells, Basophils. (Bronchial ashtma, Bee sting , Hay Fever, Peanut allergy)
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Type 2 Hypersensitivity
Cytotoxic, IgG antigen + antibody. (Good pastures, erythroblastosis fetalis, blood transfusions, Myasthenia gravis, Graves disease)
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Type 3 Hypersensitivity
Antibody/mmunce complex mediated IgG. antigen + antibody + complement. (glomerulonephritis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, arthus reaction/serum sickness
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Type 4 Hypersensetivity
Delayed Hypersensitivity/Cell Mediated/ Cellular, T cell, Lymphocytes. (Tuberculosis, Contact Dermatitis, Transplant rejection.
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Acid Fast stane
Detects Mycobacterium (tuberulosis, leprosy)
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ASO titer/Antitrepotolysin O Titer
Detects streptococcus pyogenes (strep throat, erysipelas, rheumatic fecter, glomerulonephritis, impetigo, scarlet fevet)
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Blood agar
detect hemolytic bacteria, based on blood cell destruction/
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Catalase
Differentiate Staphylococcus from streptococcus
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Chocolate agar
Decect Neisseria gonorrhea
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Coagulase
Differentiate If its Staphylococcus AUREUS
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Coliform
test for water bacterial contamination (Ecoli)
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Coombs
blood test, blood related condtitions
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Dick Test
skin test to determine susceptibility of scarlet fever
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Elisa Test
Blood test for HIV AIDS-CD4 count.
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Giemsa stain
detects protazoa
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gram stain
differentiates gram positive from gram negative
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Gram Positive Bacteria
"BLCCSS" bacilis, listeria, clostridium, cornybacterium, staphylococcus,streptococcus
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HLA B27
blood test, detectsdetect protein that is the name of the test. (Indicates seronegative arthritis.
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Hektoein agar
differetiates shigella and salmonella.
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MacConkey agar
differentiate lactose (ecoli, lactose backteria)
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Mannitol salt agar
detect Staphylococcus
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Sabouraud agar
dectects fungi
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schick test
blood test to detect diptheria
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shultz charlton test
skin test, susceptibility to scarlet fever.
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weil felix
Blood test to diagnose all rickettsia organisms, Except Coxiella burnetti
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Western blot
A blood test to confirm a positive HIV infection, also detects lyme disease
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Tzanck smear
skin test, epithelial cells (herpes zoster, herpes simplex, varicella.
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Tests for Syphylis (treponema pallidum)
Kline test, wasserman reaction, VDRL test, Dark field microscopy, spirochete bacteria
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Tests for tuberculosis (mycobacterim tuberculosis)
Matoux test, PPD, Ziel Nelson, Xray
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Tests for Mononucleosis (epstein barr virus)
heterophile antibody test, blood smear, incluseion body (downey cells)
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Aschoff bodies
Inclusion body associated with rhematic fever
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Babes Ernst granules
inclusion bodies associated with diptheria
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Councilman cells
Inclusion bodies associated with viral hepatitis
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Downey cells
inclusion bodies associated with mononucleosis
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gohn leisons
inclusion bodies associated with tuberculosis
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guarnieri bodies
inclusion bodies associated with smallpox (variola)
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gumma spots/leisons
inclusion bodies associated with tertiary syphilis
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koplik spots
inclusion bodies associated with measlesli
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lipofuscin
inclusion bodies associated with old age pigment (browns atrophy)
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Lewy Bodies
inclusion bodies associated with parkinsons
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mallory bodies
inclusion bodies associated with alcohol induced hepatitis
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negri bodies
inclusion bodies associated with rabies
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reed sterberg cells
inclusion bodes associated with hodgkins lymphoma
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russel bodeis
inclusion bodies associated with multiple myeloma
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etiology
study of the cause of a disease
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incidence
number of new cass of a disease
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Prevalence
number of existing cases of a disease
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Emerging
New disease or rapid increase
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endemic
amount of a particular disease that is usually present in a community (histoplasmosis, coccidiomycosis, bastomycosis)
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Epidemic
an increase in the number of cases of a disease above what is normally expected in that population in a specific area.
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pandemic
epidemic over several countries
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CDC
complies morbitidy and epidemilogical studies, statistics, not research
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EPA (environmental protection agency)
Monitors soil, air, and water quality
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FDA (Food and drug administration)
regulates health products release to the public
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NIH ( National institude of health)
responsible for research not statistics
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OSHA (occupatinal saftery and health administration)
Responsible for workplace safety
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USDA (US department of agriculture)
regulates meat, pultry, and egg products
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Formaldehyde
preserves gross specimens, mannugacture of vaccines, anti infective drugs, hard gel capsules
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iodine
pre operation disinfectant, thyroid disorders
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vancomycin
initial antibiotic treatment for MRSA
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Erythromycin
Currently used to prevent opthalmia neonatorum (Neisser4ia gonorrhea)
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silver nitrate
in the past, used to prevent opthalmia neonatorum (nesseria gonhorea)
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Penecilin
antibiotic, gram positive bacteria, staphylococcus is resistent
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streptomycin
antibiotic, gram negative bacteria, inhibits protein synthesis
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Sulfa
antibiotic, gram negative bacteria, competes with PABA
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tetracycline
broad spectrum antibiotic, gram negative and gram positive bacteria, inhibits protein synthesis
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Autotroph
Eats inorganic material
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Heterotroph
Eats organic material
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Saprophyte
Eats Dead/decaying material
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parasite
eats off living organizms (one benefits the other is harmed)
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faculatative aerobe
prefers oxygen to survive
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faculatative anaerobe
prefers no oxygen in order to survive
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Microaerophillic
can only survive in reduced oxygen environments
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Symbiosis
One or both benefit
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mutualism
both benefit
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synergism
both benefit and rely on eachother
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commensalism
obe benefits while other is unaffected
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monotrichous
single flagella on one pole
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lophotrichus
mul;tiple flagella on one pole
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amphitrochous
flagella on both pols
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peritrichous
flagella everywhere
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pseudomonas aeruginosa
blue green pus
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serratia marcescens
red pus
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chlamydia
white pus
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candida albicans
white dischage, thrush
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staphylococcus aureus
yellow
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Neisseria gonorhea
yellow green pus
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Bccilli
bar/ rod shape
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cocci
round/ oval/ spherical
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diplococcus
coffee bean shape (gonorrhea
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pleamorphic
many shapes (mumps)
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bullet
rabies shape
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sphirocite
spiral shape (syphilis)
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linear
streptococcus shape
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cluster
staphylococcus shape
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vibrio
comma shaped (cholera)
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hymenolepis nana
worm that enters through mouth, gives diarrheas (dwarf tapeworm)
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taenia solium
worm that comes from uncooked pork, gives you cystercosis, (larvae infect liver, eye, brain
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diphylllobathrium latum
worm that comes in through mouth after eating contaminated fish, gives you megoloblastic anemia, (MC in pacific northwest)
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echinococcus graulosis
worm that comes from dog feces, gives you hydatid cysts in liver and lung (dogs humans and wolves)
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schistosoma jamonicum
worm that comes from infested waters, symptoms: swimmers itch (inhabits liver,blood trematode, hosts snail)
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paragonimus westermani
worm, vector: mouth, (lung trematode, host is crawfish or crab)
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ascaris lumbricoides
worm vector: oral fecal symptoms: ascariasis, clicky pain, (small intestine)
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Wuchereria bancrofti
worm, vector: mosquitos, symptoms: filariasis, elephantiasis, lymphatic blockage
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necator amaericanus (Hookworm)
worm that comes from walking in fecal contaminated soil
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enterobius vermicularis (pinworm)
wom, vector: anus-finger-mouth. nocturnal anal itching, (scotch tape test aka anal cellophane test used to diagnose, daycare)
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onchocerca valculus
Worm, vector: flies (africa)
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loa loa
worm, vector: flies (african eyeworm, river eyeworm)
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trichinella spiralis
worm, vector: raw pork, trichinosis (infects muscles)
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trichuris trichura (whip worm)
worm, vector: oral fecal, symptomes :weight loss
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adenoviridae
DNA, adenovirus
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papillomaviridae
DNA, papillomavirus
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herpes viridae
DNA herpes symplex, viricella zoster, cytomegalovirus, epstein barr virus
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poxvirirdae
DNA, smallpox , molluscum
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hepadnaviridae
DNA, hepatitis B
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JParamyxoviridae
RNA virus, measles, mumps, RSV
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orthomyxoviridae
RNA virus, influenza A,B,C
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filoviridae
RNA virus, ebola, marburg
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bunyaviridae
RNA virus,hantavirus
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reoviridae
RNA virus, rotavirus
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piconaviridae
RNA virus,rhinovirus, polio, echo, coxackie
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togaviridae
RNA virus, rubella, western encephalitis, easern encephalitis
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flaviviridae
RNA virus,dengue, yellow fever, st louis encephalitis
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caliciviridae
RNA virus, norwalk
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Hepatitis A
orol fecal, not a carrier for life, RNA, No treatment.
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Hepatitis B
Sex, Carrier for live, liver cancer, DNA, Japanese
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Hepatitis C
tatoos/blood, carrier for life, liver cancer, RNA
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hepatits D
co infection with hepatitis B, carrier for life, liver cancer, RNA, Dane particle replicates in presence of Hep B
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Hepatitis E
oral fecal, not a carrier for life, RNA, contaminated water
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Arbovirus
virus spread by the bite from arthropods such as mosquitos, ticks, fleas
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Aboroviruses
west nile, easter encepalitis, western encepahalitis, st louis encephlaitis, yellow fever, dengue, zika, chikungunya
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Herpes Simplex Skin reaction Virus
type 1: above the belt, trigeminal, typer 2: below the belt, secual contact
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Herpes zoster Skin reaction Virus
shingles, dorsal root ganglion, dermatomal pattern
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molluscum contagiousumSkin reaction Virus
small raised, white pink rash, pearly appearence
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papovavirusSkin reaction Virus
skin contact, warts, sex contact: hpv (6/7=warts, 16/18=cancer)
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rubella aka german measlesSkin reaction Virus
congenital rubella = maternal infection of rubella
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rubeola aka red measles Skin reaction Virus
koplic spots (3 cs. cough, coryza, conjuctivits)
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vaccinia Skin reaction Virus
cowpox
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varicella zosterSkin reaction Virus
chicken pox
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variola Skin reaction Virus
small pox, guarneri inclusion bodies
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Coxackie (Enteric reaction VIrus)
causes childhood sysentary, hand foot mout hdisease
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echo vius (Enteric reaction VIrus)
skin rashes and heart disesase
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hanta virus (Enteric reaction VIrus)
comes form rodents
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polio (Enteric reaction VIrus)
fecal oral, anterior horn of spinor cord, repiratory paralysis
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andenovirus (respiratory reaction virus)
causes conjuctivits and pharyngitis
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mumps (respiratory reaction virus)
plleomorphic, cytomegalic paramyxovirus, paratitis,
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RSV (respiratory reaction virus)
croup and bronchitis
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Cytomegalovirus
latent infection that causes birth defects. dissiminated disease in AIDS patients
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Rabies
bullet shaped, hydrophobia, negri bodies
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reyes syndrome
negative reaction to aspirin, fatty liver, encephalopathy
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Botulism (food born bacteria)
Clostridium botulim, home canning (gram positive, heat labile, prevents aach release, diploplia, death)
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listeria (food born bacteria)
deli meats, soft cheeses, gram positive
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Salmonella (food born bacteria)
Salmonella enteritidis, eggs/poultry, heat labile
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typhoid fever (food born bacteria)
rose colored spots on abdoment, peyets patches, gallbladder
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staphylococcus (food born bacteria)
gram positive, heat stable. STOIC (scalded, toxic shock, osteomyelitis, empetigo, carbuncles)
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Brucellosis aka Bangs disease (water born bacteria)
brucella abortus, water milk, (undulant fecer, spontaneous abortions in cattle)
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cholera (water born bacteria)
cibrio cholera, contaminated watter, comma shapped, rice water stools, no immune reaction
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shigella (water born bacteria)
soil/water, dysentary, blood in stool
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travelers diarrhea aka montexumas revenge (water born bacteria)
e coli, contaminated water, hamburgers disease
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pontiac fever aka minor legionnaires disease (water born bacteria)
legionella lonbeachae, water droplets, leisure
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Parrot fever (water born bacteria)
chlamydia psittaci, water droplets, infected birds
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leptospirosis (water born bacteria)
leptospira interrogns, contaminated water, spirochete, hemmoragic jaundice
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Anthrax (soil borne bacteria)
Bacillus anthracis, soil/animals, gram positive, Woolsorters disease, zoonosis
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tetanus (soil borne bacteria)
clostridium tetani, soil, gram positive, prevents release of GABA and glycine (inhibitory transmitters), causes lockjaw or tetany
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shigella (soil borne bacteria)
shigella, soil/water, bacterial dysentary, blood in stool
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gas gangrene (soil borne bacteria)
clostridum perfringens, clostridum welchii, soil, gram positive,
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Bubonic plague (arthropod born bacteria)
Yersinia pestis, rat flea, bubo = neck / axillary lymph node enlagment. death by aphyxiation
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tularemia (arthropod born bacteria)
francisella tularenis, rabits/squirrels, hunters are most at riskly
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lyme disease (arthropod born bacteria)
borellia burgodorferi, deer tick, sphirochete, bulls eye rash
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relapsing fever (arthropod born bacteria)
borelia recurrentis, ticks/lice/rabbits, shirochete, fever comes and goes
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Rickettsial pox (rickettsia Baceria)
MITES
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Epidemic Typhus
Louse
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Trench fever
Louse
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Rocky mountain spotted fever
Wood tick
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Scrub typhus
mites
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Endepmic typhus
Fleas
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Q fever
milk
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Chlamidia
white pus, 1st PID, Chlamydia trachomatis
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Gonorrhea
Yellow green pus, Gram negative diplococci, MC cause of opthalmia, 2nd PID, Silver nitrate.erythromyosin
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Venereal Syphilis
Spirochete, primary=Painless ulcer, secondary=warts, Tertiary=neurosyphilis
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Amebiasis (protozoal infections)
entamoeba histolytica, contaminated food/water, amoebic dysentery
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Giardiasis (protozoal infections)
giardia lamblia, stream water, Flatulance, mucous diarhea, 4 pairs of flagella, common complication in aids
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Leishmaniasis (protozoal infections)
Leishmania donovani, sand flies, viscerotrophic infection, multi organ failure
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malaria (protozoal infections)
Plamodium vivax, female mosquito, Anemia, chronic splenomegaly, MC form
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Malaria (protozoal infections)
plasmodium falciparum, mosquitos, Most fatal form, Black water fever, urinating oxidized blood
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toxoplasmosis (protozoal infections)
toxoplasmosis gondii, cat feces/uncooked meat, miscarriage, oppourtunistic in AIDS
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Typanosmiasis/ Chagas Disease ( (protozoal infections)
trypanosoma cruzi, kissing "reduviid" bug,
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trypanosomiasis / Aftrican sleeping sickness (protozoal infections)
Trypanosoma gambiense, Tsetse fly
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Aspergillosis (fungal infection)
Aspergillus fumigatus, nuts and grains, fungus ball in lungs, Causes primary liver cancer
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Blastomycosis (fungal infection)
Eastern seaboard
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Coccidomycosis (fungal infection)
Endemic fungus, San Joaquin valley fever, Deserts of south west
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Histoplasmosis (fungal infection)
Endemic fungus, Bird/ bat droppings, Missisipi/ohio valley fever, cacific leisons in lung
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Aids pneumonia (fungal infection)
Pneumocystis carinii, MC fungal infection in ADIS, MC cause of death in AIDS
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sporotrichosis (fungal infection)
sporothris schenckii, rosebush thorns and flowers, gardeners
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cryptococcus (fungal infection)
crytococcus neofrmans, bird droppings
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Tinea Barbae (cutaneous mycoses)
Ringworm of beard
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Tinea capitis (cutaneous mycoses)
ringworm of scalp
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Tinea corporis (cutaneous mycoses)
ringworm of body
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Tinea cruris (cutaneous mycoses)
ringworm of groid (jock itch)
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tinea faciei (cutaneous mycoses)
ringworm of face
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tinea pedis (cutaneous mycoses)
ringworm of foot (athletes foot)
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Tinia unguium (cutaneous mycoses)
ringworm of nail.