microflora and different location on body Flashcards

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Where can some gram negative bacteria be found on the skin?

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in the hair, in the presence of oil

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What microorganisms can be found on the eye?

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  1. staphylococcus epidermidis

2. found on conjunctiva from birth throughout life

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What type of microflora can be found on the external ear?

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  1. gram negative, gram positive organisms
  2. halophiles (salt loving)
  3. fungi
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S. mutans and lactobacillus are exampls of what type of bacteria?

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  1. oral bacteria that cause dental carries
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What must organisms in the mouth be able to withstand in order to survive?

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  1. withstand mechanical removal. (adhere to gums and teeth)

2. colonized in hours after birth

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Where are staphylococcus aureus and staphylococcus epidermidis most likely to be found?

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  1. predominant inside the nostrils
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What organisms are most likely found in the pharynx and the trachea?

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  1. Gram positive
    - staphylococci
    - micrococci
    - diptheroids
    - streptococci
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Which region of the upper respiratory tract is most likely to contain low numbers of pathogenic microbes?

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nasopharynx

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What microbes are contained in the lower respiratory tract?

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  1. none, sterile environment

2. microbes are moved via ciliary escalator up and out to the esophagus

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What is the benefit of the stomach having such a low pH?

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  1. kills majority of the microbes present
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What are some unique characteristics of microbes that reside in the large intestine?

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  1. eliminated via peristalsis, dequamation, and mucus movement
  2. rapid rate of replacement
  3. mostly anaerobes present
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What exact bacteria are located in the large intestine?

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  1. E. Coli
  2. bacteroides
  3. fusobacterium
  4. lactobacillus
  5. enterococcus
  6. bifidobacterium
  7. enterobacter
  8. citrobacter
  9. proteus
  10. klebsiella
  11. candida
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What microbes are present in the renal system?

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  1. microbe free (sterile environment)
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What microbes are present in the female genital tract?

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  1. constant flux due to menstrual cycle

2. acid-tolerant lactobacilli

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How do lactobacilli survive in the vaginal canal?

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  1. produce hydrogen peroxide and glow on glycogen secretions present
  2. positive urine leukocyte test indicates infection present UTI
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What are common microbes that will take up residence on the skin?

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  1. propionibacterium
  2. staphylococcus
  3. corybacterium
  4. micrococcus
  5. acinetobacter
  6. brevibacterium
  7. candida
  8. malassezia
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What is unique about the skin that protects against harmful microbes?

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  1. keratin and low pH inhibit some microbes
  2. low moisture
  3. sweat/oil secretions have antimicrobial properties
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What microbes are commonly found on the eye, in the conjuctiva?

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  1. S. epidermidis
  2. S. aureus
  3. diptheroids
  4. propionibacterium
  5. corynebacterium
  6. streptococci
  7. micrococcus
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What feature help prevent multiple microbes from residing on the surface of the eye?

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  1. blinking and tear production

2. similar to skin

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What organisms are commonly found in the nose?

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  1. S. aureus
  2. S. epidermidis
  3. aerobic diptheroids
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What organisms are found in the throat?

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  1. S. epidermidis
  2. S. aureus
  3. diptheroids
  4. streptococcus pneumoniae
  5. Haemophilus
  6. Neisseria
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What are common microbes found in the mouth?

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  1. streptococcus
  2. lactobacillus
  3. actinomyces
  4. bacteroides
  5. veillonella
  6. neisseria
  7. haemophilis
  8. fusobacterium
  9. treponema
  10. staphylococcus
  11. corynebacterium
  12. candida
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What organisms are commonly found in the large intestine?

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  1. E. coli
  2. bacteroides
  3. fusobacterium
  4. lactobacillus
  5. enterococcus
  6. bifidobacterium
  7. enterobacter
  8. citrobacter
  9. proteus
  10. klebsiella
  11. candida
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What helps to flush the large amount of microbes that can be found in the large intestine, out of the body?

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  1. diarrhea

2. rapid shedding of the intestinal lining

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What organisms that are specifically found in the urethra?
1. staphylococcus 2. micrococcus 3. enterococcus 4. lactobacillus 5. bacteroides 6. aerobic diptheroids 7. pseudomonas 8. klebsiella 9. proteus
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What are organisms that are specifically found in the vagina?
1. lactobacilli 2. streptococcus 3. clostridium 4. candida albican 5. trichomonas vaginalis
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What is H. pylori commonly associated with?
stomach ulcers