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91 Cards in this Set
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plague
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fleas
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tularemia
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fleas and ticks
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salmonellossis
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flies
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lyme disease
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ticks
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relapsing fever
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ticks and lice
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typhus fever
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lice
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tick borne typhus fever
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ticks
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scrub typhus fever
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mites
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murine typhus fever
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fleas
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rocky mountain spotted fever
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ticks
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q fever
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ticks and mites
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trench fever
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lice
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viral encephalitis
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mosquitos
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yellow fever
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mosquitos
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dengue fever
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mosquitos
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sandfly fever
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female sandfly
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colorado tick fever
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ticks
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tick borne encephalitis
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ticks
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african sleeping sickness
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tsetse fly
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chagas disease
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true bug
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kala azar and other leishmaniases
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sandfly
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malaria
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mosquitos
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picornaviridae
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naked, polyhedral
polio common cold hepatitis A + RnA |
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Togaviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
rubella + RNA |
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flaviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
yellow fever + RnA |
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retroviridae
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enveloped, spherical
AIDS tumors adult leukemia + RNA |
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paramyxoviridae
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enveloped, helical
measles - RNA |
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rhabdoviridae
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enveloped, helical
rabies - RNA |
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orthomyxoviridae
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enveloped, helical
influenza A and B - RnA |
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filoviridae
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envoloped, filamentous
Ebola Marburg - RNA |
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bunyaviridae
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enveloped, spherical
respiratory distress hemorrhagic fevers - RNA |
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reoviridae
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naked, polyhedral
respiratory and GI infections DS RNA |
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adenoviridae
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naked, polyhedral
respiratory infections DS DNA |
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herpesviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
herpes chicken pox DS DNA |
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poxviridae
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envoloped, complex shape
small pox cow pox DS DNA |
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papovaviridae
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naked, polyhedral
warts cervical and penile cancers DS DNA |
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hepadnaviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
hepititis B DS DNA |
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picornaviridae
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naked, polyhedral
polio common cold hepatitis A + RnA |
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Togaviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
rubella + RNA |
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picornaviridae
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naked, polyhedral
polio common cold hepatitis A + RnA |
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flaviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
yellow fever + RnA |
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Togaviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
rubella + RNA |
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retroviridae
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enveloped, spherical
AIDS tumors adult leukemia + RNA |
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flaviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
yellow fever + RnA |
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paramyxoviridae
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enveloped, helical
measles - RNA |
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retroviridae
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enveloped, spherical
AIDS tumors adult leukemia + RNA |
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paramyxoviridae
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enveloped, helical
measles - RNA |
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rhabdoviridae
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enveloped, helical
rabies - RNA |
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rhabdoviridae
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enveloped, helical
rabies - RNA |
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orthomyxoviridae
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enveloped, helical
influenza A and B - RnA |
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orthomyxoviridae
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enveloped, helical
influenza A and B - RnA |
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filoviridae
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envoloped, filamentous
Ebola Marburg - RNA |
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filoviridae
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envoloped, filamentous
Ebola Marburg - RNA |
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bunyaviridae
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enveloped, spherical
respiratory distress hemorrhagic fevers - RNA |
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bunyaviridae
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enveloped, spherical
respiratory distress hemorrhagic fevers - RNA |
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reoviridae
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naked, polyhedral
respiratory and GI infections DS RNA |
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reoviridae
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naked, polyhedral
respiratory and GI infections DS RNA |
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adenoviridae
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naked, polyhedral
respiratory infections DS DNA |
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adenoviridae
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naked, polyhedral
respiratory infections DS DNA |
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herpesviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
herpes chicken pox DS DNA |
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herpesviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
herpes chicken pox DS DNA |
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poxviridae
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envoloped, complex shape
small pox cow pox DS DNA |
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poxviridae
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envoloped, complex shape
small pox cow pox DS DNA |
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papovaviridae
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naked, polyhedral
warts cervical and penile cancers DS DNA |
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papovaviridae
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naked, polyhedral
warts cervical and penile cancers DS DNA |
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hepadnaviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
hepititis B DS DNA |
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hepadnaviridae
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enveloped, polyhedral
hepititis B DS DNA |
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Parvoviridae
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naked, polyhedral
erythema infectiosum (in children) SS DNA |
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killing or removal of all microorganisms
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sterilization
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reducing the number of pathogenic organisms to the point where they pose no danger of disease
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disinfection
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chemical agent that can safely be used externally on living tissue to destroy microorganisms or inhibit their growth
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antiseptic
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chemical agent used on inanimate objects to destroy
does not kill spores |
disinfectant
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chemical agent typically used on food-handling equipment and eating utensils
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sanitizer
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inhibits growth of bacteria
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bacteriostatic agent
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capable of killing microbes rapidly, kills certain microorganisms but not all
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germicide
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kills bacteria not spores
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bactericide
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inactivates viruses
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viricide
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kills fungi
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fungicide
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kills bacterial or fungal spores
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sporocide
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an allergic reaction to molds and spores
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hypersensitivity
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poisoning of man and animals by feeds and food products contaminated by fungi which produce toxins from the grain substrate
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mycotoxicoses
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the ingestion of prefored toxin i.e. mushrooms
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mycetismus
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those that benefit from the host without causing it any harm
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commensals
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host in which the parasite lives its adult and sexual stage
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definitive
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the host in which a parasite lives the larval and asexual stage
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intermediate
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host that harbor the parasite and thus ensure continuity of the parasite's life cycle and acts as additional sources of human infection
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reservoir
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does not encyst already has protection inside host (crustacean)
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Guinea worm
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in pigs
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round worm
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in cows
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tape worm
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snails and cercarias
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blood fluke
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infects lymphatic system
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elephantitis
madura foot |
