Lec1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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List Infectious agents

A

Bacteria- fungi- viruses- protozoa- helminths

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2
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Some infections are communicable
T/F?

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F, Almost all

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3
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After the transfer of pathogen to the body apparent symptoms and signs appear after some time.

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Incubation period

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4
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Infections that don’t result in clear symptoms

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Inapparent , latent, subclinical infection

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5
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Dangerous sources of infections to other threatening public health

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Chronic carriers

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6
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Infection occurring at a persistent low level in certain geographic area

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Endemic infection

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7
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Infection occurring frequently than usual for some time in certain geographical area

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Epidemic infection

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8
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Infection occurring in worldwide distribution for some time

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Pandemic infection

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9
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Waxy cell wall of Mycobacterium tuberculosis has high con. of lipids called

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Mycolic acids

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10
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Resist the diffusion of drugs abd disinfectant inside cell

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Mycolic acids

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11
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Capsule Limits the ability of phagocytes to engulf bacteria because negative changes on capsule repel positively charged cell membrane.
T /F?

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F, negatively

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12
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Motile enterobacteria like E.coli causes

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Urinary tract infections.

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13
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Links the donor and recipient bacteria during conjugation to Facilitate the exchange of virulence gens

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Sex pilus

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14
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  • Resistance to antibiotics
  • Resistance to UV
  • Resistance to heavy metals
  • Production of exotoxins
  • Production of becteriocins
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Plasmids

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15
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Example of bacteriocins useful in treating antibiotics Resistance bacteria

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  • Colicins made but E.coli
  • pyocins made by P.aeruginosa
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16
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short DNA sequences of inverted repeats at each end

17
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Transposase gene that mediates the excision and integration processes by expression of transposase enzyme

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Repressor gene that regulates the expression of transposase gene and gene 4

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Drug resistance gene or toxin production gene

20
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replicate and insert the new copy into another site

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Replicative transpsons

21
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excised from their site without replicating and then inserted into new site

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Direct transposons

22
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Medical significance of transposons

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  1. Transfer drug resistant enzymes or toxins
  2. Cause mutation in gene
23
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Medical concerns of spores

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  1. Responsible for resistance of pathogenic bacteria to heat, radiation, chemical.
  2. Resistance facilitates survival and spread of bacteria between people.
24
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Where dipicolinic acid, a calcium ion chelator found?

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Not all bacteria seen by Gram stain T/F?
T
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Identification of several pathogens is based on fermentation of....
Sugars
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Ferment lactose
E.coli
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When sugar fermented phenol red (pH indicator) turns
Yellow
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Classification of medically bacteria
1. Rigid cell walls 2. Flexible cell walls 3. Without cell walls
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Classification of medically bacteria
1. Rigid cell walls 2. Flexible cell walls 3. Without cell walls
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Capable of growing on artifical media in absence of human or animal cells
Bacteria with rigid cell walls ( free living bacteria )
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Are obligate intracellular parasites and can grow only within human or other animal cell
Bacteria with rigid cell walls ( non living bacteria )
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Neisseria gonorrhooeae don't ferment maltose T/F?
F, ferment
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