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79 Cards in this Set
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Many skin mycoses are treated with ______
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topical agents
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staphylococci are part of the normal microbiota but _____ isn't
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streptococcus
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many diseases of the skin such as chicken pox, measles, and small pox are transmitted by the
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respiratory route
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Candida albicans can cause infections in humans, such as ___ and ___
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vaginitis, and thrush
(opportunistic) |
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Trachoma is _____
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leading cause of blindness in the world
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parvovirus has been show to ____
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be the etiololic agent of fifth disease
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HHV-6 has ben shown to
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be the etiologic agent of roseola
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Staphylocci are ________
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gram positive bacteria in clusters (grapes)
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S. aureus is _____ and deals with diseases such as ____.
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coagulase positive. and can cause diseases such as
TSST-1, Scalded skin syndrome, Drop in blood pressure, toximea (sucks tits to deal with) |
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streptococci are ______
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gram positive round bacteria in chains
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Many skin mycoses are treated with ______
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topical agents
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staphylococci are part of the normal microbiota but _____ isn't
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streptococcus
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many diseases of the skin such as chicken pox, measles, and small pox are transmitted by the
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respiratory route
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Candida albicans can cause infections in humans, such as ___ and ___
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vaginitis, and thrush
(opportunistic) |
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Trachoma is _____
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leading cause of blindness in the world
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parvovirus has been show to ____
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be the etiololic agent of fifth disease
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HHV-6 has ben shown to
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be the etiologic agent of roseola
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Staphylocci are ________
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gram positive bacteria in clusters (grapes)
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S. aureus is _____ and deals with diseases such as ____.
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coagulase positive. and can cause diseases such as
TSST-1, Scalded skin syndrome, Drop in blood pressure, toximea (sucks tits to deal with) |
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streptococci are ______
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gram positive round bacteria in chains
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Many skin mycoses are treated with ______
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topical agents
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staphylococci are part of the normal microbiota but _____ isn't
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streptococcus
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many diseases of the skin such as chicken pox, measles, and small pox are transmitted by the
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respiratory route
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Candida albicans can cause infections in humans, such as ___ and ___
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vaginitis, and thrush
(opportunistic) |
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Trachoma is _____
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leading cause of blindness in the world
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parvovirus has been show to ____
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be the etiololic agent of fifth disease
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HHV-6 has ben shown to
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be the etiologic agent of roseola
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Staphylocci are ________
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gram positive bacteria in clusters (grapes)
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S. aureus is _____ and deals with diseases such as ____.
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coagulase positive. and can cause diseases such as
TSST-1, Scalded skin syndrome, Drop in blood pressure, toximea (sucks tits to deal with) |
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streptococci are ______
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gram positive round bacteria in chains
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pyogenes is ______
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coagulase negative
(alhough you would think pie clots blood) |
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scabies is cause by ____
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mites
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Different species of bacteria such as _______, can be transmitted through the respiratory system
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C. Neoformans
H. Influenza L. monocytogenes N. meningitides |
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Tetanus:
symptoms are due to a ______ Treatment of tetanus are ______ |
Toxin
antibodies |
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many disease are transmitted by vectors....to control you must
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eliminate the vector
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Meningitis:
Prodromal symptoms are like __ common cause in children ___ ____ can initially infect the lungs, ultimately leading to memingitis |
a mild cold
H. influenza cryptococcus neoformans |
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The _____ system does not have normal microbiota
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nervous system
(not the calm system) |
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Mycobacterium laeprea is one of the only dieseases known to grow in the
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peripheral nervous system
(nubbed fingers because berves are being killed) |
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The cause of death for leprosy for individuals is often
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TB
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Leprosy lesions:
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1. Tuberculoid- depigmented skin surrounded by nogules
2. Lepromatous: a failure of the immune system |
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in order to catch leprosy you must ____
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be in direct contact with a person with leprosy
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prions can cause
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sheep scrapie
mink encephalopathy kuru mad cow disease creutzfedt-jakob disease |
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Undulate fever is a symptom of
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brucellosis
(bruce wishes he could undo eating fish) |
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most cases of septicemia are cause by
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gram negative bacteria
(blood is red) |
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transmission from human to human is via the ____
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respiratory route
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the plague has symptoms like
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recurrent fever
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Eptstein virus causes
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Burkitts lymphoma, infectious mononucleosis, nasopharmgeal carcinoma
(einstine bagel now microwaves) |
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chaga's disease is a ____ disease of the ______
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protozoan disease, cardiovascular system
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toxoplasmosis is a disease of the ___ and _____
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blood and lymphatic tissue
pregnant women shouldn't clean kitty litter |
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malaria is caused by ___
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plasmodium vivax, a protozoan
(vivan was a pro at being bad) |
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rocky mountain spotted fever is not a result of
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unsanitary or crowded conditions
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Rheumatic fever is considered an ______. brought on by _____. the disease is not treated by
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auto immune disease
streptococcus pyogenes antibiotics |
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cytomegalovirus
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can cross placenta and infect fetus
(megalove) |
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if patient has gangrene, care should be fgiven so patient doesn't _____
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get clostridium perfrienges
gengars fingers |
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pneumonia can be caused by
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many different microorganisms and viruses
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pneumococcal pneumonia
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caused by streptococcus pneumoniae
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viral pneumonia
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complication of chicken pox, caused by a virus
boy in rainbow recovery had chicken pox and got viral pneumonia |
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mycoplasmal pneumonia caused by
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mycoplasma (not treatable with penicillin)
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pneumocystis
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can cause thick walled cysts ( is an oppurtunistic infection)
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one of the hallmarks of streptoccus infection is
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a red rash
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mycobacterium tuberculosis cna cause
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the formation of ghon complexes and produces a very potent toxic
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influenza epidemic often recur due to
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antigenic shift
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streptococcus pyogenes, corynebacterium, and bordetella pertussis
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proudce exoroxins
corynebacrterium is the most potent ( they all sound like food...poisonous food) |
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histoplasma causes symptoms ....
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similar to tuberculosis
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haemophilus can cause
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inflamed epiglottis
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otitis media can be caused by
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streptococcus and staphyllococcus, it is also transmitted in swimming pool water.
otis the dog ( mixed breed and likes to swim) |
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s. mutans will convert sucrose to ____
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dextran
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in the presence of glucose, these cocci will remain in their normal arrangment, and therefore not promote ___
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tooth decay
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in the presence of sucrose, dextran gets prouced and thus these cocci will adhere and start
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tooth decay
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gram positive rods are a major cause of ______
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periodontal gum diesease, most are anaerobic
purple jolly rancher |
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hepatitis
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inflammation of the liver
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H. pylori
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can cause ulers. it can live in the stomach because it produce NH3
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many cases of post-transfusion hepatitis are cause by
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HBV (hepatitis B virus)
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giardiasis can be diagnosed by
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flagellates in feces.
( jelly fish like in dog feces, why meds called giardia) |
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Mumps is actually a gastrointestinal disease that is transmitted through the ___
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respiratory route
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trichinosis symptoms are due to
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encystment of larval trichinella in muscles, pork and products that may contain this worm.
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salmonella readily infects
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poultry
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entamoeba can cause
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tissue damage and feed on RBCs
(saw holes in it...imagine RBCs) |
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large intestine is the home of
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most normal microbiota in the digestive tract
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