Public Health Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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What is the shape of epidemic dependent on source for common source?

A

Sharp rise with rapid decline

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What is the shape of epidemic dependent on source for host to host?

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Slower and more progressive rate

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3
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What is Quarantine?

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Isolation of infected individuals until no longer infected.

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4
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What are antibiotics?

A

Chemicals used to selectively target one type of organism?

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5
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What are antibiotics produced from?

A
  1. Bacteria
  2. Fungi
  3. Plants
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6
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Antibiotics have _____ toxicity and______ cellular target.

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Selective, specific

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7
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What are the major antibacterial antibiotics?

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  1. betal lactam antibiotics
  2. Fluorquinolones
  3. Macrolides
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8
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betal lactam antibiotics target what

A

Cell wall synthesis

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9
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Fluorquinolones target what?

A

DNA structure

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10
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Macrolides target what?

A

Protein synthesis

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11
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Topoisomerase contribute to what?

A

Proper DNA structure

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12
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What is an example of a macrolide?

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Azithromycin

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13
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What are problems with antibiotics?

A
  1. Misuse
  2. Innapropriate perscription
  3. Use in agriculture for growth
  4. Animal hobbies pets and aquarium
  5. Relaxed regulations
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14
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As you use antibiotics innaproppriately you ______ for a resistant strain

A

Select

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15
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What are ways that you can become temporarily resistant to antibiotics?

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  1. Microbe not growing
  2. Microbe not growing in a location that is accessible to an antibiotic
  3. Microbe growing in a biofilm
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16
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What plasmid encodes for many resistant genes?

17
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What are the ways you can become resistant to antibiotics? MOs fighting against antibiotics

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  1. Decreased influx
  2. Inactive antibiotic
  3. Target protect/mod
  4. Target bypass
  5. Efflux
18
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how do we combat antibiotic resistance

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  1. Development of new drugs
  2. Prudent antibiotic use
  3. Surveillance
  4. Infection prevention
  5. Infection control by other methods
19
Q

What are the types of vax?

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  1. Live attenuated strains
  2. Dead virus or bacteria
  3. Component Vax
20
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What is a live attenuated vax
Ex

A

Replicating strain with defects
Influenza measles mumps rubella

21
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What is a dead virus or bacteria Vax
Ex.

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Safe version of live attenuated vax
polio, rabies, hep A

22
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What are component vaccines?

A

Piece of virons

23
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What are subunit protein vx

A

hep b anthrax

24
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What are toxoid modified or inactive toxin vx

A

diptheria tetnus

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What are polysaccharide capsular polysaccharides?
Pneumoncoccal HIB
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What are adjuvants?
Added to vax to boost immunogenicity and effectiveness often required for acellular and recombinant vax
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What are adj ex
Alum MPL derivative
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What is herd immunity?
One person is not vax and everyone else is vaccinated