Water Microbiology and public health Flashcards

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Where can freshwater be sourced

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3 general charcateristics of freshwater environemnts

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How does an aquifier form

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Describe rivers as a freshwater environment

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List some things that can pollute rivers

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What is stratificaiton of lakes

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What are the 3 factors required for statification to occur in a lake

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Name the layers of a stratified lake

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Epilminion layer

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Hypoliminon layer

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Metalimnion layer

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How does statification lead to different microbes in the different levels of the lake

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Leibigs law of the minimum

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Shelfords law of tolerance

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What is eutrophication

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How does eutrophication change the water envrionment and micorbes in it

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Why is eutrophication a bigger problem in lakes than rivers

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List the adaptations microbes have that allow them to live in aquatic freshwater envrionments

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  1. small cells
  2. sheathed bacteria
  3. pigment production
  4. motility
  5. magnetotactic bacteria
  6. use nutrience at low conc.
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List the 7 features of the marine environment

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O2 conc of marine environment

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Salt content of marine environmet

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hydrostatic pressure in marine environment

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Sunlight penentration in marine environment

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Temperature in marine environment

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pH in marine envrionment
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Nutrients in marine environmet
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Halotolerant vs halophillic
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Piezotolerant vs piezophillic
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Additional adaptations marine micorbes have that helps the survive in the harsh ocean conditions
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List 3 examples of how micorbes have adapted to have symbiotic mutualistic relationships in the marine environmnet
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Describe what its like near a hydrothermal vent
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Symbiotic relationship between tubeworm and bacteria
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Symbiotic relationship between luminecent bacteria and angler fish
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Light emmiting reaction
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Symbiotic relationship between tubeworms and bacteria
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What are algal blooms
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What is the main issue of algal blooms
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Draw the waterborn infection cycle
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What phase of the waterborn infection cycle is best to intervein to prevent infection
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Name 1 bacteria, 2 protazoa and 2 viruses that cause gastroentritis
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Describe campylobacter
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Describe a campylobacter infection
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List the reasons that make campylobacter such a good pathogen
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Outline what happend in the havlock north outbreak
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Similarities between the Giradia and cryptosporidium
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Giardia lifecycle
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Cryptosporidium lifecycle
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Differences between cryptosporidium and Giardia life cycles
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Norovirus
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Rotavirus
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how much potable water does a person need per day
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List the sources of potable water
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How can a water source become polluted
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Human pollution
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Natural pollution
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List the steps involved in water treatment
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protection of a water source
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Sedimentation
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Aeration
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floculation
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filtration
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Chloronation
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fluronation
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UV treatment
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List where problems could occur in the water treatment system and delivery of potable water
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Milwaukee cryptosporidium outbreak
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What caused the Milawakie outbreak
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What was done to prevent future outbreaks at Milwalkee
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explain how you would collect a water sample
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BOD
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COD
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Advantages of BOD
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Disadvanatges of BOD
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Advanatges of COD
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Disadvanatges of COD
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relationship between BOD and COD to total organin matter in H2O
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Why not look for pathogesn in a faecal pollution
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Indicator organsim
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features of ideal indicator organism
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Coloforms as indicator organsims
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What are the disadvanatges to using a indicator bacteria
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Clustering of micorbes
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How to test a sample of water using an indicator organsim
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ONPG-MUG test
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Acceptiable levels of bacteria in dinking water nz