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pneumonia
bacteria
otitis media
bacteria
cystitis
bacteria
meningitis
bacteria
single cell, cell wall that survives in many conditions
bacteria
common cold
virus
AIDS
from HIV virus
flu
virus
hepatitis
virus
cold sores (herpes simplex)
virus
small noncellur agents that require host to live in and reproduce
viruses
ringworm
fungi
athlete's foot
fungi
candidiasis
fungi
histoplasmosis
fungi
coccidiomycosis
fungi
well defined with true nucleus, includes plants like molds, yeasts
fungi
amebic dysentery
protozoa/parasite
toxoplasmosis
protozoa/parasite, by toxoplasma gondii, cat feces/inf. meat, asymptomatic, fetal asbnormalities, infects AIDS pts
cryptosporidosis
protozoa/parasite
schistosomiasis
helminth/parasite, inf of blood/viscera
trichinosis
helminth/parasite
single or multicell with true nucleus, 2 types
parasite:protozoa and helminths
treated with antibiotic but some resistance
bacteria
normal flora
live on/in body and nonpathogenic, w/w/out benefit
streptococcus pneumoniae
causes bacterial pneumonia, etc.
bacteria that grows/divides in host cell
chlamydia, rickettsia
klebsiella pneumoniae
bacteria
legionella pneumoniae
bacteria -- Legionnaire's disease
bacteriophage
virus that infects bacteria
smallpox
virus
polio
virus
yeast
one-celled fungi, grows at 37C, body temp
mold
multicelled fungi, grows at room temp/fridge
fungal diseases affecting outer body surface
ringworm
athlete's foot
yeast infection on epthelial surface of interior surface
Candidiasis (Candida):
Vaginitis, esophagitis, thrush (mouth)
cryptococcosis
fungi from inhaling soil
coccidiomycosis
fungi-systemic infection- valley fever endemic to desert caused by inhalation of spores
histoplasmosis
fungi-systemic infection-inhalation of spores in Midwest
superinfection
fungal infection on top of orinigin (us. bacteria)
amebic dysentery
protozoan/parasite: entamoeba histolytica, severe diarrhea
toxoplama gondi
toxoplasmosis, prot/para, cat feces/ingest inf. meat, fetus abnormalities but us. asymptomatic, affects AIDS pts
cryptosporidium
prot/parasite, enteritis, diarrhea, infects AIDS pts, no therapy, acid-fast
schistosomiasis
helminth/parasite, inf. of blood/visceral organs
trichinosis
helminth/parasite, ingestion of raw pork