Taxonomy

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Trematoda

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fluke worms

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Candida albicans

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yeast

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Brewers yeast

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Saccharomyces cerevisae

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Silica shelled

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Diatoms

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Sarcodina

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amoeba

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slime mold

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sporozoa

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magistophora

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flagellated protozoa (Like Trichromas vaginalis 'trich')

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cestoda

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tape worms

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aschelminthes

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round worms

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dinoflagellates

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red tide

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spirogyra

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fresh-water green algae non-pathogenic

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Trichromonas vaginalis

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Magistophora; trich; flagellated

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Balantidium coli

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intestinal parasite from pigs, humans are incidental host

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Kingdom monera

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Bacteria

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Bacteria

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Prokaryotes

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Fungi are

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Multicellular(mildew, mushrooms, molds)
Unicellular(yeasts)

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Protista

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Autotrophic (algae)
Heterotrophic (Protista)

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Transformation

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Direct transfer of DNA from dead cell

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Transduction

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From one bacterium to another

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Conjugation

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Plasmid DNA is transferred through a pilus

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What makes the bacterial cell replicate viral DNA from RNA ?

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Reverse transcriptase enzyme

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Operon theory

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Promoter + gene + terminator

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Retrovirus

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Transferred by body fluid: HIV

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Picornvirus

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Through water: polio

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Latent viral infection

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Provirus(humans)
Prophage(bacteria)

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Carrier of virus

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Lysogen

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Bacteria have an outer

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Plasma membrane, cell wall, and/or capsule

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Viruses have an outer

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Plasma membrane and/or envelope

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Base analogues

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Phony NB letters (mutagenic drugs)

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Dot shaped round bacteria that occur in tetrads or sarcinae may be called

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Staphylococcus

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Which of the following would you expect to see in bergeys manual?

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Clostridium difficile

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What bacteria is a diplococcus?

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Neissera gonorrhea

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What bacterial species has a G+ cell wall?

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Lactobacillus acidophilus
Enterococcus fecalis

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What bacteria has a G- cell wall?

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E. coli
Pseudomonas
S. aureus

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Which bacterial species is known for NOT having a peptidoglycan cell wall?

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Mycoplasma

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Organisms that are killed by free oxygen are;

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Obligate anaerobes

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What bacterial species is flagellated?

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Proteus vulgaris

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What is NOT an enteric bacteria?

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa

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Gram stain slide of Pseudomonas aeruginosa would look like

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Tiny rod shaped cells

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Which bacteria is NOT an endosperm former?

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Corynebacterium diptheriae

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What is NOT included in division one of Bergeys manual?

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E. fecalis

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On an AFB slide organisms that are acid fast stain pink from the tb Kinyoun stain, which means they

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Are from the genus mycobacterium: division II

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What genera would cause atypical pneumonia?

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Mycoplasma: are division III no cell wall

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What G- bacteria is commonly the cause of UTI's

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E. coli

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Gonococcal urethritis implicates which causative agent?

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Neisseria gonorrhea

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Why is it that G- bacteria can survive when ingested?

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Their plasma membrane protects them from digestive acids

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Diptheroids are commonly found in the nares and upper respiratory tract. They are nonpathogenic members of the genus

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Corynebacterium

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What is the most likely cause of bacterial vaginosis?

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Gardnerella vaginalis

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Quinine is still used to treat malaria, which is caused by

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Protozoa (Plasmodium)
Tripanosoma gambiense

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Flagyll is used to treat the STD protozoal disease

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Trichomonas vaginalis

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What Phylum is Trichomonas vaginalis or 'Trich' from?

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Magistophora

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Phycology

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Study of algae

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Helminthology

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Study of worms

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Anthrax is a

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Zoonotic disease: Bacillus anthraxis: found in the soil: can be transmitted from animals to humans

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Ringworm is....

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Tinea: a fungus

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Phylum aschimentes

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Round worms: filarial and nematodes

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Phylum Platyhelmenties

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Flatworms (tape or fluke)

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Protozoa (heterotrophic: animal like)

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Sporozoa: ciliaphora: magistophora: sarcodina

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Neiserria gonorrhea

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G- diplococcus with fimbriae

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Prion

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Infectious protein

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Viroid

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Piece of nucleic acid: plant diseases

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A - G

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Purines

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T - C

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Pyrimadines

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Pneumoncoccus typically causes

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Ent infections in children