SAS#1 Flashcards

(40 cards)

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microbiology includes the study of certain non living entities as well as certain living organisms collectively this non living entities and living organisms are called

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MICROBES

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Means of very small

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MICRO

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3
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Anything so small that it must be viewed with a microscope

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MICRO

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4
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An optimal instrument used to observe very small objects

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MICROSCOPE

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5
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Can be defined as the study of microbes

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MICROBIOLOGY

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6
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Microbes are said to be______, meaning they are virtually everywhere

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UBIQUITOUS

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Two major categories of microbes are

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ACELLULAR MICROBES
CELLULAR MICROBES

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Acellular microbes also called
Cellular microbes also called

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INFECTIOUS PARTICLES
MICROORGANISMS

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9
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Acellular microbes include

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VIRUSES AND PRIONS

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10
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Cellular microbes include

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ALL BACTERIA, ALL ARCHAEA, SOME ALGAE, ALL PROTOZOA AND SOME FUNGI

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Disease causing microorganisms are technical known as_____, also referred to as

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PATHOGENS
INFECTIOUS AGENTS

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12
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Only about____often known microbes are capable of causing disease

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3%

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13
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The vast majority of no microbes are ______ - microbes that do not cause disease

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NON-PATHOGENS

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Microbes that help us____
Microbes that harm us______

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MICROBIAL ALLIES
MICROBIAL ENEMIES

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It has been estimated that perhaps as many as 500 to 1,000 different species of microbes live on and in us. Collectively these microbes are known as our

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INDIGENOUS MICROFLORA or indigenous microbiota

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16
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Microbes that colonized or inhabit in our body are known as

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OPPORTUNISTIC PATHOGENS

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Do not cause disease under ordinary conditions, but have the potential to cause disease should the opportunity present itself

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OPPORTUNISTIC PATHOGENS

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Mini microbes are involved in the decomposition of dead organisms and the waste products of living organisms, collectively, they are referred to as

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DECOMPOSERS OR SAPROPHYTES

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Is an organism that lives on dead or decaying organic matter

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Some microbes are capable of decomposing industrial waste. Thus we can use microbes genetically engineered microbes, in some cases to clean up after ourselves. The use of microbes in this manner is called

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BIOREMEDIATION

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The study of the relationship between microbes and environment is called

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MICROBIAL ECOLOGY

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Serve as the starting point of many food chains

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Tiny marine plants and algae are called ______, whereas tiny marine animals are called

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PHYTOPLANKTON
ZOOPLANKTON

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The use of living organisms order derivatives to make or modify useful products or processes is called

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BIOTECHNOLOGY

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One of the most studied of all microbes
INTESTINAL BACTERIUM E COLI
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Microbes cause to categories of diseases
INFECTIOUS DISEASE MICROBIAL INTOXICATIONS
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For many years microbes have been used as
CELL MODELS
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A pathogen colonizes a person's body
INFECTIOUS DISEASE
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A pathogen produces a toxin in vitro
MICROBIAL INTOXICATION
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The pathogen causes a disease
INFECTIOUS DISEASE
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A person ingest the toxin. The toxin causes a disease
MICROBIAL INTOXICATION
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The first microbes on earth
ARCHAEA AND CYANOBACTERIA
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Learn that the following diseases have been around for a very long time
TUBERCULOSIS SYPHILIS PARASITIC WORM INFECTIONS
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Occurred in egypt 3180 BC First recorded epidemic
PESTILENCE (PLAGUE)
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Occur in 1900 BC near the end of trojan war Greek army experience epidemic
BUBONIC PLAGUE
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Discovered in a tomb in Thebes, egypt at 1500BC
EBERS PAPYRUS (EPIDEMIC FEVER)
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Occurred in china at around 1122 bc
SMALLPOX
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Occurred in rome in 790, 710 and 640 bc Occurred in greece around 430 bc
EPIDEMIC OF PLAGUE
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First appearance in europe in 1493 Carried by native american (as what europeans believe) by christopher columbus Neapolitan disease, french disease, french pox Your name was a spanish, german, polish, turkish pocks
SYPHILIS
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Tapeworm infections
PESTILENCE BUBONIC PLAGUE EBERS PAPYRUS EPIDEMIC OF PLAGUE SYPHILIS