LECTURE 16 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

The word preferred over flora?

A

microbiota

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2
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When do normal flora become harmful

A

conditions of unusual host susceptibility

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3
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The normal flora include?

A

bacteria, fungi, protozoa, viruses

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4
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microbes that do not persist in an area of the body are called?

A

transients

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5
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which components of the body do not have normal flora?

A

interior organs, blood

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6
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normal microbiota refer to?

A

the collection of microbes that inhabit certain parts of the body

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7
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The parts of the subcutaneous skin consist of ?

A

epidermis, dermis, hypo dermis

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8
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Parts of the skin that open to the surface?

A

sweat glands, sebaceous glands, hair follicles

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9
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parts of the that body contain non pathogenic the myobacterium species ?

A

external ear, axillae, genital area

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10
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What is the PH of skin secretions?

A

4-6 (acidic)

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11
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what type of acidophiles are the normal microbiota ?

A

Mild Acidophiles

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12
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underarm odour is caused by?

A

bacterial action on secretions from the sweat and sebaceous glands

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13
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how do you prevent underarm odour?

A
  1. ) destroying bacteria present

2. ) decreasing the flow of perspiration from the sweat glands.

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14
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why can’t the skin support large microbial communities ?

A

To Dry.

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15
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Inoculated bacteria can’t survive on the skin because?

A
  1. ) to dry
  2. ) acidic PH
  3. ) can’t compete with normal flora
  4. ) bacterialcidal nature of skin secretions
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16
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the skin of a fetus is usually sterile? True or False

17
Q

When does the skin of the fetus become infected ?

A

during the birth process

18
Q

What are the parts of the digestive tract?

A

mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, colon, rectum.

19
Q

what are the ways that microbes can enter the mouth?

A

food, air, water, any object put into the mouth.

20
Q

A thin coating that can develop on the surface of the teeth?

A

dental plaque

21
Q

dental plaque is made of?

A

organic materials and microbial cells.

22
Q

what is the name of the bacteria found in dental plaque?

A

streptococcus mutans

23
Q

what is the action of streptococcus mutans on the teeth?

A

converts sugars to lactic acid which removes calcium from the tooth structure.

24
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removal of calcium from the tooth structure causes what to form on tooth?

A

cavity/ carie

25
What is the action of fluoride on the teeth?
makes it more resistant to attack by the acid
26
what are the parts of the gastrointestinal tract?
stomach, small intestine, large intestine
27
What is the PH of gastric juice ?
2
28
the healthy stomach has a normal stomach? True or False
False
29
Which bacteria can cause stomach ulcers and chronic gastritis ?
Heliobacter pylori (gram negative curved rod)
30
what is the classification of the intestinal bacteria ?
anaerobes or facultative anaerobes
31
What is the most abundant bacteria species in feces?
Bacteroides Species
32
What is the classification of the Bacteriodes Species ?
gram negative, obligately anaerobic , pleomorphic rods
33
external factors that can influence composition of intestinal flora?
diet, and antibiotic therapy
34
the lower small intestine and large intestine are alkaline/ true or false?
TRUE