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60 Cards in this Set
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Traditional bacteria is referred to
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eubacteria
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found in unusual environments like in high salt-containing water
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archaebacteria
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lives in thermally or geothermally heated environments
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archaebacteria
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occur as symbionts in animal digestive tracts
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archaebacteria
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five groups that [insert what microorganism] are currently know:
1. halophiles (or slat loving) archaebacteria that require 12 - 13% NaCl for growth 2. archaebacterial methanogens that produce methane (CH4) from growth on H2 and CO2 gases 3. extreme or hyperthermohilic sulfur metabolizing archaebacteria 4. sulfate-reducing archaebacteria, that carry out SO4 respitation 5. cell-wall less archaebacteria |
archaebacteria
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methanogens
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produce methane gas
anaerobic found in sewage treatment plants, bogs, and the intestinal tracts of ruminants source of natural gas |
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thermophiles
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grow and live in extreme
temperatures, optimally between 70 - 110 C can be both aerobic or anaerobic sulfur metabolizers |
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halophiles
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require 12 - 13% NaCl, some up to 25 - 33%
major aerobic group also grow photosynthetically using bacteriorhodopsin |
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Tuberculosis
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bacteria
airborne |
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diphtheria
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bacteria
airborne |
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septic sore (strep) throat
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bacterial
airborne |
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rheumatic fever
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bacterial
airborne |
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scarlet fever
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bacterial
airborne |
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pneumonia (streptococcal)
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bacterial
airborne |
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meningitis
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bacterial
airborne |
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whooping cough
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bacterial
airborne |
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legionnaires disease
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bacterial
airborne |
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mycoplasma pneumonia
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bacterial
airborne |
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smallpox (variola)
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viral
airborne |
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chickenpox (varicella)
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viral
airborne |
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measles (rubeola)
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viral
airborne |
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mumps (infectious parotitis)
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viral
airborne |
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influenza (flu)
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viral
airborne |
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common cold
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viral
airborne |
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poliomyelitis (polo)
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viral
airborne |
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typhoid fever
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bacterial
food / waterborne |
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paratyphoid fever
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bacterial
food / waterborn |
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dysentery
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bacterial
food / waterborne |
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dysentery (bacillary)
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bacterial
food / waterborne |
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cholera
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bacterial
food / waterborne |
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tuberculosis (milk)
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bacterial
food / waterborne |
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undulant fever (brucellosis)
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bacterial
food / waterborne |
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listeriosis
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bacterial
food / waterborne |
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staphylococcal food poisoning
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bacterial
food / waterborne |
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botulism (food poisoning)
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bacterial
food / waterborne |
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infectious hepatitis (type A)
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viral
food / waterborne |
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(oral-fecal route)
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viral
food / waterborne |
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Poliomyelitis (Polio)
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viral
food / waterborne -- airborn |
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tetanus
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trauma contact (soil or bite)
bacterial |
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gas gangrene
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trauma contact (soil or bite)
bacterial |
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anthrax
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trauma contact (soil or bite)
bacterial |
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rabies
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trauma contact (soil or bite)
viral |
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syphilis
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sexually transmitted
bacterial |
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gonorrhea
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sexually transmitted
bacterial |
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chancroid
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sexually transmitted
bacterial |
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gential herpes (type 1)
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sexually transmitted
viral |
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AIDS
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sexually transmitted
viral |
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brucellosis (bang's desease)
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general contact
bacterial |
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puerperal fever
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general contact
bacterial |
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erysipelas
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general contact
bacterial |
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tularemia
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general contact / insect bites
bacterial |
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leptospirosis (weil's disease)
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general contact
bacterial |
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leprosy (hansen's disease)
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general contact
bacterial |
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serum hepatitis (type B) (blood associated)
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general contact
viral |
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plague
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insect bites
bacterial |
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tularemia
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insect bites
bacterial |
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lyme disease
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insect bites
bacterial |
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yellow fever
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insect bites
viral |
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st. louis encephalitis
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insect bites
viral |
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dengue fever
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insect bites
viral |