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Treponema pallidum exclusively causes:
syphilis
Poliovirus exclusively causes:
polio
Plasmodium sp. exclusively causes
malaria
Staphylococcus aureus causes (4 diseases):
1. endocarditis
2. pneumonia
3. wound infections
4. food poisoning
exogenous infections
diseases resulting from exposure to organisms from EXTERNAL sources
endogenous infections
-diseases caused by organisms in our own microbial flora spread to inappropriate body sites.
-Most human diseases
- Factors impacting outcome: organism virulence, site of exposure, host's ability to respond
innate response
recognize molecular patterns on microbial components
antigen
microbe components
normal commensal bacteria functions
-food metabolism
-growth factors
-protets against infections with virulent microbes
-enhances immune response