Micro MIDTERM

49問 • 2年前

Zoey

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this type of relationship is beneficial to one sumbiont and of no consequence to the other

commensalism

the study of numerous interrelationships between microbes and the world around them

microbial energy

most relationships between humans and microbes are **** rather than ****

beneficial; harmful

the microorganisms present both on and in our bodies

indigenous microbes

these microbes have temporary residence on the body and within humans

transient microbes

this is what happens when an overgrowth of microbes are usually found in small amounts

superinfection

which term is used to describe microbes vs microbes

microbial antagonists

these are microbes that can become pathogens if the conditions are right

opportunistic pathogens

probiotics are good, but are NOT always giving when you are on this

antibiotics

this is when two or more organisms “team up” to produce a disease that neither could cause alone

syngeristic infections

there are these many types of symbiotic relationships ( 4 types )

neutralism, commensalism, mutualism, paraditism

this type of relationship is when neither symbiont is affected by the relationship

neutralism

this type of relationship is beneficial to both symbionts

mutualism

type type of relationship is beneficial to one symbiont and detrimental to the other symbiont

paraditism

this is the most common type of microbe that is found on the skin

staphylococcus

this is the most common type of microbe that is found in the oral civity

streptococcus

this microbe can survive in the GI tract and may cause ulcers

helicobacter pylori

this microbiota of the colon is an opportunist and is the most common cause of UTI’s

E. coli

this structure contains indigenous microbiota and is also not considered sterile

vagina

excreted waste products (urea) are converted to ammonia by bacteria in a process known as

ammonification

ammonification is one step in the cycle of which element that depends on several types of bacteria

nitrogen

this is any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms, or derivative to make or modify products or process for specific use

microbial technology

microorganisms are often organized into these complex and persistent communities consisting of a variety of different species of microbes

biofilm

antibiotics have adverse effects on microbes is an example of

antagonism

the study of actors related to frequency, distribution and determinals of all disease in humans across the population

epidermiology

study of structure and function of pathogens causing disease

pathology

a ratio of the number of people who died of a particular disease during a specified time period per a specified population

mortality rate

this type of infectious disease that can be transmitted from one person to another

communicable disease

this is a type of disease that humans acquire from animal sources

zoonotic disease

the term used for a disease that is caused by a pathogen

infectious disease

a disease that occurs only occasionally within a population of a particular geographic area

sporadic disease

a disease that is always present within the population of a particular geographic area

endemic disease

this has a greater than usual numbers of causes of a disease in a popular region, usually within a short period of time

epidemic disease

a disease occurring in epidemic populations in many countries simultaneously

pandemic

this is the most important method for health care workers to reduce the transmission of microbes

hand washing

these are inanimate objects capable of transmitting pathogens

formite

the mode of transmission is transferred by droplets

droplet

the big factor could contribute to a susceptible host or the development of an opportunistic pathogen

stress

patients gowns, bedding, towels, utensils, stethoscopes, gloves, keyboards

fomite

the type of carrier carries the pathogen but is never ill

passive carrier

this type of carrier is capable of transmitting pathogens during incubation period of infectious disease

incubating carriers

this type of carrier carries pathogens and capable of transmitting during recovery period

convalescent carrier

this type of carrier completely recovered from illness but continue to harbor the pathogen indefinitely

active carrier

Typhoid Mary was an example of what carrier

active

this term means no further cases occur and programs for control are not necessary

eradication

these microbes purposely used to harm others in wartime

biological warfare agents

example of bioterrism

anthrax, small pox, plague, botulism

chlymydia, gonorrhea, salmonella, HIV, lymes, pertussis, syphillus, shigellosis, varicella, and streptococcus example of nationally notifiable disease

true

the reduction of transmission to very low

elimination

Anatomy test 1

Anatomy test 1

Pharma Quiz 1

Pharma Quiz 1

A&p quiz 2

A&p quiz 2

Microbiology

Microbiology

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Micro Test 2

Micro Test 2

A&P Practical 1

A&P Practical 1

A&P test 1 & 2

A&P test 1 & 2

A&P test 3 & 4

A&P test 3 & 4

A&P test 5 & 6

A&P test 5 & 6

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A&P Midterm

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A&P Practical

A&P Practical

A&P Practical

A&P Practical

A&P Practical Sensory

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A&P test 13

A&P test 13

MICRO TEST 1

MICRO TEST 1

MICRO TEST 5

MICRO TEST 5

MICRO TEST 6

MICRO TEST 6

A&P midterm

A&P midterm

A&P CHAPT 11

A&P CHAPT 11

A&P CHAPT 12

A&P CHAPT 12

A&P CHAPT 13

A&P CHAPT 13

A&P CHAPT 23,24

A&P CHAPT 23,24

A&P quizizz

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ALL QUESTIONS

ALL QUESTIONS

ALL A&P

ALL A&P

Maternity test 1

Maternity test 1

Maternity test 2

Maternity test 2

MIDTERM

MIDTERM

Quiz 4

Quiz 4

Quiz 5

Quiz 5

Exam 1

Exam 1

midterm

midterm

Nutrition Quiz 1

Nutrition Quiz 1

Nutrition Quiz 2

Nutrition Quiz 2

Nutrition Quiz 3

Nutrition Quiz 3

Nutrition Quiz 4

Nutrition Quiz 4

Midterm

Midterm

Quiz 4

Quiz 4

Quiz 5

Quiz 5

Exam 1

Exam 1

Midterm

Midterm

Nutrition Quiz 1

Nutrition Quiz 1

Nutrition Quiz 2

Nutrition Quiz 2

Nutrition Quiz 3

Nutrition Quiz 3

Nutrition Quiz 4

Nutrition Quiz 4

Midterm

Midterm

Maternity test 1

Maternity test 1

Maternity test 2

Maternity test 2

midterm

midterm

問題一覧

this type of relationship is beneficial to one sumbiont and of no consequence to the other

commensalism

the study of numerous interrelationships between microbes and the world around them

microbial energy

most relationships between humans and microbes are **** rather than ****

beneficial; harmful

the microorganisms present both on and in our bodies

indigenous microbes

these microbes have temporary residence on the body and within humans

transient microbes

this is what happens when an overgrowth of microbes are usually found in small amounts

superinfection

which term is used to describe microbes vs microbes

microbial antagonists

these are microbes that can become pathogens if the conditions are right

opportunistic pathogens

probiotics are good, but are NOT always giving when you are on this

antibiotics

this is when two or more organisms “team up” to produce a disease that neither could cause alone

syngeristic infections

there are these many types of symbiotic relationships ( 4 types )

neutralism, commensalism, mutualism, paraditism

this type of relationship is when neither symbiont is affected by the relationship

neutralism

this type of relationship is beneficial to both symbionts

mutualism

type type of relationship is beneficial to one symbiont and detrimental to the other symbiont

paraditism

this is the most common type of microbe that is found on the skin

staphylococcus

this is the most common type of microbe that is found in the oral civity

streptococcus

this microbe can survive in the GI tract and may cause ulcers

helicobacter pylori

this microbiota of the colon is an opportunist and is the most common cause of UTI’s

E. coli

this structure contains indigenous microbiota and is also not considered sterile

vagina

excreted waste products (urea) are converted to ammonia by bacteria in a process known as

ammonification

ammonification is one step in the cycle of which element that depends on several types of bacteria

nitrogen

this is any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms, or derivative to make or modify products or process for specific use

microbial technology

microorganisms are often organized into these complex and persistent communities consisting of a variety of different species of microbes

biofilm

antibiotics have adverse effects on microbes is an example of

antagonism

the study of actors related to frequency, distribution and determinals of all disease in humans across the population

epidermiology

study of structure and function of pathogens causing disease

pathology

a ratio of the number of people who died of a particular disease during a specified time period per a specified population

mortality rate

this type of infectious disease that can be transmitted from one person to another

communicable disease

this is a type of disease that humans acquire from animal sources

zoonotic disease

the term used for a disease that is caused by a pathogen

infectious disease

a disease that occurs only occasionally within a population of a particular geographic area

sporadic disease

a disease that is always present within the population of a particular geographic area

endemic disease

this has a greater than usual numbers of causes of a disease in a popular region, usually within a short period of time

epidemic disease

a disease occurring in epidemic populations in many countries simultaneously

pandemic

this is the most important method for health care workers to reduce the transmission of microbes

hand washing

these are inanimate objects capable of transmitting pathogens

formite

the mode of transmission is transferred by droplets

droplet

the big factor could contribute to a susceptible host or the development of an opportunistic pathogen

stress

patients gowns, bedding, towels, utensils, stethoscopes, gloves, keyboards

fomite

the type of carrier carries the pathogen but is never ill

passive carrier

this type of carrier is capable of transmitting pathogens during incubation period of infectious disease

incubating carriers

this type of carrier carries pathogens and capable of transmitting during recovery period

convalescent carrier

this type of carrier completely recovered from illness but continue to harbor the pathogen indefinitely

active carrier

Typhoid Mary was an example of what carrier

active

this term means no further cases occur and programs for control are not necessary

eradication

these microbes purposely used to harm others in wartime

biological warfare agents

example of bioterrism

anthrax, small pox, plague, botulism

chlymydia, gonorrhea, salmonella, HIV, lymes, pertussis, syphillus, shigellosis, varicella, and streptococcus example of nationally notifiable disease

true

the reduction of transmission to very low

elimination