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What are the 7 types of infectious diseases ?

1. Prions


2. Viruses


3. Bacteria


4. Fungi


5. Protozoa


6. Helminths


7. Arthropods


What is a Prion?

Proteinaceous infective particle.

What is a Prion made of?

One protein molecule

True or False: Prions have nucleic acid (DNA or RNA)

False Prions have no nucleic acid.



Where can Prions reproduce?

Inside the host cell


Can all animals support prion reproduction?


No they can't



Are Prions linked to serious veterinary diseases?

Yes


Are Viruses considered living?

No they are not considered living.

What type of parasite is a Virus?

Obligate intracellular parasite

What is an obligate intracellular parasite?

Parasite that only lives and reproduces inside a living cell


What are viruses made of?

Proteins and a nucleic acid (DNA or RNA)

Are viruses the cause of major illnesses?

Yes they are the cause of major animal illnesses

What type of disease is bacteria?

Prokaryotic living cell


Are bacteria free living or obligate intracellular parasites?

They can be either free living or obligate parasites

Are most bacteria pathogenic?

No they are not

True or false: Bacteria are considered to cause many veterinary diseases?

True


Fungi are what type of cell?

Eukaryotic cells


What are the two types of Fungi?

Molds and Yeast


Where can Fungi be found?

everywhere

True or false most types of fungi are harmful to animals and rarely found on their bodies?

False most are are harmless and found on animals bodies all of the time

What is a protozoa?

single celled microscopic animals

Are protozoa free living or parasitic?

the may be both

True or false: protozoa are always harmful?

False most are harmless

True or False: Protozoa are always found in the environment

Ture

Protozoa are considered what type of infection?

Opportunistic infections that take advantage of the hosts weakened condition

What does the word helminthes mean?




worms
















what are 3 types of helminthes?

1.Nematodes


2. Tape


3.Flukes