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Infectious diseases (2)
79問 • 2年前
  • Quinn Karylle Fuentes
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  • 1

    Characteristic of bacteria; the severity of a disease

    Virulence.

  • 2

    Microbes can’t cause disease unless they enter the body through the right opening

    Portal of entry.

  • 3

    Number of cells that enter through the portal of entry

    Size of inoculum.

  • 4

    minimum number of cells required to cause infection.

    Infectious dose.

  • 5

    Some organisms require 100’s of cells to cause infection while others require as few as 10.

    Infectious dose.

  • 6

    One that makes the body more susceptible to a disease and may alter the course of the disease

    Predisposing factors.

  • 7

    fimbriae, surface proteins, and capsules are used by microorganisms to adhere to and colonize body surfaces

    Adhesion.

  • 8

    Mechanical means such as suckers, hooks, and barbs are used by parasites, such as tapeworms, to adhere and colonize body surfaces. (True/False)

    True.

  • 9

    Once the organism has made it into the body and attached it still has to avoid or defend itself from the body's internal defenses, the immune system

    Surviving host defense.

  • 10

    Some microorganisms make chemicals that are toxic to white blood cells called leukocidins. (True/False)

    True.

  • 11

    Provides an external barrier para hindi sila agad maengulf ng macrophages.

    Capsules.

  • 12

    the ability of our immune cells to phagocytize or engulf or to eat microorganisms.

    Phagocytosis.

  • 13

    A combination of signs and symptoms that are characteristic of a disease.

    Syndrome.

  • 14

    A characteristic of a disease that can be felt (by the individual with the disease) but cannot be measured by another individual

    Symptoms.

  • 15

    A characteristic of a disease that can be measured by another individual

    Sign.

  • 16

    Time interval between the initial infection and the first appearance of any signs or symptoms

    Incubation period.

  • 17

    The time an infection has begun up to the occurrence of signs and symptoms

    Incubation period.

  • 18

    don’t experience any symptoms during this period.

    Incubation period.

  • 19

    Short period that follows the period of incubation in some diseases when symptoms (and signs) appear, but full-blown illness has not-yet begun

    Prodromal period.

  • 20

    The phase during which the typical signs and symptoms of the disease are apparent.

    Period of illness.

  • 21

    Most acute stage of the illness and Number of white cells increases or decreases

    Period of illness.

  • 22

    The peak of disease symptoms and the person exhibits full signs and symptoms of the disease.

    Peak of illness.

  • 23

    also known as Acme; like a climax of the infection.

    Peak of illness.

  • 24

    The period during which the signs and symptoms subside as the infection is brought further under control.

    Period of decline.

  • 25

    Patients are susceptible to secondary infections

    Period of decline.

  • 26

    Person regains strength and the body returns to its pre-diseased state.

    Period of convalscene.

  • 27

    Sequelae are persisting disease after infection ➔ The inability of the body to fully repair the damage due to an infection.

    Period of convalescence.

  • 28

    The period during which the disease is spread is dependent upon the infecting organism

    Period of convalescence.

  • 29

    are substances produced, for example, by microorganisms, that are poisonous to host organisms

    Toxins.

  • 30

    Used to evade host defenses or to harm the host directly

    Enzymes.

  • 31

    To prevent phagocytosis .

    Capsules.

  • 32

    are used in adhesion to hosts

    Pili.

  • 33

    may be classified as either exotoxins or endotoxins

    Bacterial toxins.

  • 34

    Are produced predominantly (though not exclusively) by Gram-positive bacteria

    Exotoxins.

  • 35

    Act by a variety of mechanisms and symptoms that result from exposure to an exotoxin depend on the structure of the exotoxin one is exposed to. (True/False)

    True.

  • 36

    Made inside a living microbe and released into the surrounding environment.

    Exotoxins.

  • 37

    Can be converted to toxoid.

    Exotoxins.

  • 38

    Some exotoxins are exoenzymes (True/False)

    True.

  • 39

    that catalyze the lysis of red blood cells.

    Homolysins.

  • 40

    Mucinase, keratinase, collagenase, hyaluronidase

    Exotoxins.

  • 41

    kills host cells by damaging the cell membrane

    Cytotoxins.

  • 42

    act on nervous system tissue

    Neurotoxins.

  • 43

    act on tissues of the gastrointestinal tract

    Enterotoxins.

  • 44

    outside toxins; it is released or excreted by microorganism outside the cell; specific.

    Exotoxins.

  • 45

    breakdown of mucin (component of mucus)

    Mucinase.

  • 46

    breakdown of keratin

    Keratinase.

  • 47

    breakdown of collagen

    Collaginase.

  • 48

    breakdown of hyaluronic acid

    Hyaluronidase.

  • 49

    can produce a botulinum toxin (it is a neurotoxin) can produce one of the most potent toxins against the human body: kahit small amount lang kaya nitong makakill ng adult human.

    Clostridium botulinum.

  • 50

    inactivated exotoxins; antigenic; immunogenic; form antibodies for protection; form of protection against toxins; alter exotoxins; weakened toxins: active immunity, provides a long term protection.

    Toxoid.

  • 51

    causative agent of tetanus (we give both antitoxin and toxoid if sa tetanus)

    Clostridium tetani.

  • 52

    antibodies against toxins; an example of passive; it is used for a fasterresponse or faster treatment.

    Antitoxin.

  • 53

    Are toxins associated with Gram-negative bacteria

    Endotoxins.

  • 54

    The lipid A portion of the lipopolysaccharide

    Endotoxins.

  • 55

    Weak except in large doses and produce similar effects independent on the producing organism

    Endotoxins.

  • 56

    Large doses are especially a problem during Gram-negative septicemia (True/False)

    True.

  • 57

    During the treatment of syphilis if gagamit ng antibiotic mapapatay yung mga bacteria pero pag namatay is magrerelease ng component which is endotoxin and nagkakaroon ng reaction yung katawan natin; it can cause septic shock kapag nagrelease ng endotoxin life threatening loss of blood pressure because of severe infection especially infection of the blood.

    Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction.

  • 58

    A disease that involves pathogens

    Infectious diseases.

  • 59

    An infectious disease that may be passed from host to host (particularly when all individuals involved are of the same species)

    Communicable diseases.

  • 60

    Easily passed from individual to individual.

    Contagious diseases.

  • 61

    infection develops rapidly but is soon over.

    Acute.

  • 62

    infection develops slowly and is not soon over. (Can last for months or year)

    Chronic.

  • 63

    is the growth of bacteria in the blood (a.k.a., blood poisoning)

    Septicemia.

  • 64

    the presence, without multiplication of bacteria in the blood.

    Bacteremia.

  • 65

    is the presence of fungus in the blood

    Fungemia.

  • 66

    infection is acquired from the hospital.

    Nosocomial.

  • 67

    infection is a syndrome that is caused by a combination of two or more infections.

    Mixed.

  • 68

    is a secondary infection caused by the treatment of a primary infection.

    Superinfection.

  • 69

    Infection is an infection that quickly follows a primary infection.

    Secondary.

  • 70

    Infection is the infection of a notcurrently infected person; initial infection.

    Primary.

  • 71

    Infection is spread throughout the body in the blood or lymph.

    Systematic.

  • 72

    infection begins as a local infection but then spreads beyond the local area as a bacteremia, or toxemia.

    Focal.

  • 73

    infection is confined to a certain area (e.g., a pimple).

    Local.

  • 74

    infection that does not display signs or symptoms or, at least, all of the signs typically associated with a given syndrome.

    Subclinical.

  • 75

    infection is sign-less or symptom-less for a long while before signs and symptoms appear.

    Latent

  • 76

    infection is the gray zone between acute and chronic.

    Subacute.

  • 77

    Is the presence of toxins in the blood

    Toxemia.

  • 78

    is the presence of virus in the blood

    Viremia.

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    Sequential activity to determine the cause of disease.

    Koch's postulates.

  • Cell structure.

    Cell structure.

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    Cell structure.

    Cell structure.

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    Electrolytes and non electrolytes

    Electrolytes and non electrolytes

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    Electrolytes and non electrolytes

    Electrolytes and non electrolytes

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    MW

    MW

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    MW

    MW

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    POST LAB (EXP 4)

    POST LAB (EXP 4)

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    POST LAB (EXP 4)

    POST LAB (EXP 4)

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    Density and specific gravity

    Density and specific gravity

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    Density and specific gravity

    Density and specific gravity

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    FORCES OF ATTRACTION

    FORCES OF ATTRACTION

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    FORCES OF ATTRACTION

    FORCES OF ATTRACTION

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    Microbial growth

    Microbial growth

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    Microbial growth

    Microbial growth

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    Introduction.

    Introduction.

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    Introduction.

    Introduction.

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    Microbial control.

    Microbial control.

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    Microbial control.

    Microbial control.

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    States of matter

    States of matter

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    States of matter

    States of matter

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    Introduction.

    Introduction.

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    Introduction.

    Introduction.

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    Drug development.

    Drug development.

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    Drug development.

    Drug development.

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    CGMP

    CGMP

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    CGMP

    CGMP

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    Pharmaceutical ingredients.

    Pharmaceutical ingredients.

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    Pharmaceutical ingredients.

    Pharmaceutical ingredients.

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    Powdered & granules

    Powdered & granules

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    Powdered & granules

    Powdered & granules

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    Capsule.

    Capsule.

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    Capsule.

    Capsule.

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    Tablets.

    Tablets.

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    Tablets.

    Tablets.

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    Calculatiom of dose

    Calculatiom of dose

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    Calculatiom of dose

    Calculatiom of dose

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    Postlab 5&6

    Postlab 5&6

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    Postlab 5&6

    Postlab 5&6

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    COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES.

    COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES.

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    COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES.

    COLLIGATIVE PROPERTIES.

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    SEMI SOLID

    SEMI SOLID

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    SEMI SOLID

    SEMI SOLID

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    Basic immunology

    Basic immunology

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    Basic immunology

    Basic immunology

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    Basic immunology (2)

    Basic immunology (2)

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    Basic immunology (2)

    Basic immunology (2)

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    Transdermal

    Transdermal

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    Transdermal

    Transdermal

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    Distribution.

    Distribution.

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    Distribution.

    Distribution.

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    Infectious disease.

    Infectious disease.

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    Infectious disease.

    Infectious disease.

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    Gram positive ( Bacteriology)

    Gram positive ( Bacteriology)

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    Gram positive ( Bacteriology)

    Gram positive ( Bacteriology)

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    All topic. ( Compressed.)

    All topic. ( Compressed.)

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    All topic. ( Compressed.)

    All topic. ( Compressed.)

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    All topic ( Compressed)

    All topic ( Compressed)

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    All topic ( Compressed)

    All topic ( Compressed)

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    All topics (compressed)

    All topics (compressed)

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    All topics (compressed)

    All topics (compressed)

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    Exercise 6 ; Isotonic solution.

    Exercise 6 ; Isotonic solution.

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    Exercise 6 ; Isotonic solution.

    Exercise 6 ; Isotonic solution.

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    Exercise 5 : Buffers.

    Exercise 5 : Buffers.

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    Exercise 5 : Buffers.

    Exercise 5 : Buffers.

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    Exercise 7 : Factors affecting solubility.

    Exercise 7 : Factors affecting solubility.

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    Exercise 7 : Factors affecting solubility.

    Exercise 7 : Factors affecting solubility.

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    Experiment 8: Disintegration.

    Experiment 8: Disintegration.

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    Experiment 8: Disintegration.

    Experiment 8: Disintegration.

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    Experiment 9 ; Interfacial phenomenon and surface tension.

    Experiment 9 ; Interfacial phenomenon and surface tension.

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    Experiment 9 ; Interfacial phenomenon and surface tension.

    Experiment 9 ; Interfacial phenomenon and surface tension.

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    EXP 9 : Aromatic ammonia spirit.

    EXP 9 : Aromatic ammonia spirit.

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    EXP 9 : Aromatic ammonia spirit.

    EXP 9 : Aromatic ammonia spirit.

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    EXP 10-11 : CAMPHOR WATER AND CINNAMON WATER.

    EXP 10-11 : CAMPHOR WATER AND CINNAMON WATER.

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    EXP 10-11 : CAMPHOR WATER AND CINNAMON WATER.

    EXP 10-11 : CAMPHOR WATER AND CINNAMON WATER.

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    EXP 12: ACACIA MUCILAGE

    EXP 12: ACACIA MUCILAGE

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    EXP 12: ACACIA MUCILAGE

    EXP 12: ACACIA MUCILAGE

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    EXP13&14 : Starch and Barrium sulfate.

    EXP13&14 : Starch and Barrium sulfate.

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    EXP13&14 : Starch and Barrium sulfate.

    EXP13&14 : Starch and Barrium sulfate.

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    EXP 15 : Liquid petroleum emulsion 1.0

    EXP 15 : Liquid petroleum emulsion 1.0

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    EXP 15 : Liquid petroleum emulsion 1.0

    EXP 15 : Liquid petroleum emulsion 1.0

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    EXP 15: Liquid petroleum emulsion 1.1

    EXP 15: Liquid petroleum emulsion 1.1

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    EXP 15: Liquid petroleum emulsion 1.1

    EXP 15: Liquid petroleum emulsion 1.1

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    Enterobacteriaceae

    Enterobacteriaceae

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    Enterobacteriaceae

    Enterobacteriaceae

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    Enterobacteriaceae.

    Enterobacteriaceae.

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    Enterobacteriaceae.

    Enterobacteriaceae.

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    LIQUID DOSAGE FORM 1.0

    LIQUID DOSAGE FORM 1.0

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    LIQUID DOSAGE FORM 1.0

    LIQUID DOSAGE FORM 1.0

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    Liquid dosage form

    Liquid dosage form

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    Liquid dosage form

    Liquid dosage form

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    MICROMERITICS 1.0

    MICROMERITICS 1.0

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    MICROMERITICS 1.0

    MICROMERITICS 1.0

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    EXP 7 : ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS MICROORGANISMS

    EXP 7 : ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS MICROORGANISMS

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    EXP 7 : ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS MICROORGANISMS

    EXP 7 : ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS MICROORGANISMS

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    EXP 8 : KIRBY-BAUER TECHNIQUE

    EXP 8 : KIRBY-BAUER TECHNIQUE

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    EXP 8 : KIRBY-BAUER TECHNIQUE

    EXP 8 : KIRBY-BAUER TECHNIQUE

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    EXP 9: STAPHYLOCOCCI

    EXP 9: STAPHYLOCOCCI

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    EXP 9: STAPHYLOCOCCI

    EXP 9: STAPHYLOCOCCI

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    Drug incompatibilities.

    Drug incompatibilities.

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    Drug incompatibilities.

    Drug incompatibilities.

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    Drug compatibilities.

    Drug compatibilities.

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    Drug compatibilities.

    Drug compatibilities.

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    BACTERIOLOGY 3

    BACTERIOLOGY 3

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    BACTERIOLOGY 3

    BACTERIOLOGY 3

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    BACTERIOLOGY 3

    BACTERIOLOGY 3

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    BACTERIOLOGY 3

    BACTERIOLOGY 3

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    SUSPENSION.

    SUSPENSION.

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    SUSPENSION.

    SUSPENSION.

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    Colloidal.

    Colloidal.

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    Colloidal.

    Colloidal.

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    BACTERIOLOGY 4 (Rickettsia)

    BACTERIOLOGY 4 (Rickettsia)

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    BACTERIOLOGY 4 (Rickettsia)

    BACTERIOLOGY 4 (Rickettsia)

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    BACTERIOLOGY.

    BACTERIOLOGY.

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    BACTERIOLOGY.

    BACTERIOLOGY.

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    Emulsion.

    Emulsion.

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    Emulsion.

    Emulsion.

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    EMULSION

    EMULSION

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    EMULSION

    EMULSION

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    MEDICAL RELATED PROBLEMS.

    MEDICAL RELATED PROBLEMS.

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    MEDICAL RELATED PROBLEMS.

    MEDICAL RELATED PROBLEMS.

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    MEDICATION RELATED PROBLEMS.

    MEDICATION RELATED PROBLEMS.

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    MEDICATION RELATED PROBLEMS.

    MEDICATION RELATED PROBLEMS.

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    Mycology.

    Mycology.

    Quinn Karylle Fuentes · 30問 · 2年前

    Mycology.

    Mycology.

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    Mycology 2.0

    Mycology 2.0

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    Mycology 2.0

    Mycology 2.0

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    m

    m

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    m

    m

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    ppr

    ppr

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    ppr

    ppr

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    MEDICAL DEVICES.

    MEDICAL DEVICES.

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    MEDICAL DEVICES.

    MEDICAL DEVICES.

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    Pharmacokinetics. (1.0)

    Pharmacokinetics. (1.0)

    Quinn Karylle Fuentes · 86問 · 1年前

    Pharmacokinetics. (1.0)

    Pharmacokinetics. (1.0)

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    Pharmacokinetics (1.1)

    Pharmacokinetics (1.1)

    Quinn Karylle Fuentes · 100問 · 1年前

    Pharmacokinetics (1.1)

    Pharmacokinetics (1.1)

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    Pharmacokinetics (1.2)

    Pharmacokinetics (1.2)

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    Pharmacokinetics (1.2)

    Pharmacokinetics (1.2)

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    Introduction.

    Introduction.

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    Introduction.

    Introduction.

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    Introduction of biochemistry

    Introduction of biochemistry

    Quinn Karylle Fuentes · 76問 · 1年前

    Introduction of biochemistry

    Introduction of biochemistry

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    Intro medicanal chemistry.

    Intro medicanal chemistry.

    Quinn Karylle Fuentes · 56問 · 1年前

    Intro medicanal chemistry.

    Intro medicanal chemistry.

    56問 • 1年前
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    Carbohydrates

    Carbohydrates

    Quinn Karylle Fuentes · 75問 · 1年前

    Carbohydrates

    Carbohydrates

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    Carbohydrates 1.1

    Carbohydrates 1.1

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    Carbohydrates 1.1

    Carbohydrates 1.1

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    Detect and quality variation.

    Detect and quality variation.

    Quinn Karylle Fuentes · 56問 · 1年前

    Detect and quality variation.

    Detect and quality variation.

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    INTRODUCTION

    INTRODUCTION

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    INTRODUCTION

    INTRODUCTION

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    lab (1-2)

    lab (1-2)

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    lab (1-2)

    lab (1-2)

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    lab 1-2

    lab 1-2

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    lab 1-2

    lab 1-2

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    Pharmaceutical chemistry.

    Pharmaceutical chemistry.

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Characteristic of bacteria; the severity of a disease

    Virulence.

  • 2

    Microbes can’t cause disease unless they enter the body through the right opening

    Portal of entry.

  • 3

    Number of cells that enter through the portal of entry

    Size of inoculum.

  • 4

    minimum number of cells required to cause infection.

    Infectious dose.

  • 5

    Some organisms require 100’s of cells to cause infection while others require as few as 10.

    Infectious dose.

  • 6

    One that makes the body more susceptible to a disease and may alter the course of the disease

    Predisposing factors.

  • 7

    fimbriae, surface proteins, and capsules are used by microorganisms to adhere to and colonize body surfaces

    Adhesion.

  • 8

    Mechanical means such as suckers, hooks, and barbs are used by parasites, such as tapeworms, to adhere and colonize body surfaces. (True/False)

    True.

  • 9

    Once the organism has made it into the body and attached it still has to avoid or defend itself from the body's internal defenses, the immune system

    Surviving host defense.

  • 10

    Some microorganisms make chemicals that are toxic to white blood cells called leukocidins. (True/False)

    True.

  • 11

    Provides an external barrier para hindi sila agad maengulf ng macrophages.

    Capsules.

  • 12

    the ability of our immune cells to phagocytize or engulf or to eat microorganisms.

    Phagocytosis.

  • 13

    A combination of signs and symptoms that are characteristic of a disease.

    Syndrome.

  • 14

    A characteristic of a disease that can be felt (by the individual with the disease) but cannot be measured by another individual

    Symptoms.

  • 15

    A characteristic of a disease that can be measured by another individual

    Sign.

  • 16

    Time interval between the initial infection and the first appearance of any signs or symptoms

    Incubation period.

  • 17

    The time an infection has begun up to the occurrence of signs and symptoms

    Incubation period.

  • 18

    don’t experience any symptoms during this period.

    Incubation period.

  • 19

    Short period that follows the period of incubation in some diseases when symptoms (and signs) appear, but full-blown illness has not-yet begun

    Prodromal period.

  • 20

    The phase during which the typical signs and symptoms of the disease are apparent.

    Period of illness.

  • 21

    Most acute stage of the illness and Number of white cells increases or decreases

    Period of illness.

  • 22

    The peak of disease symptoms and the person exhibits full signs and symptoms of the disease.

    Peak of illness.

  • 23

    also known as Acme; like a climax of the infection.

    Peak of illness.

  • 24

    The period during which the signs and symptoms subside as the infection is brought further under control.

    Period of decline.

  • 25

    Patients are susceptible to secondary infections

    Period of decline.

  • 26

    Person regains strength and the body returns to its pre-diseased state.

    Period of convalscene.

  • 27

    Sequelae are persisting disease after infection ➔ The inability of the body to fully repair the damage due to an infection.

    Period of convalescence.

  • 28

    The period during which the disease is spread is dependent upon the infecting organism

    Period of convalescence.

  • 29

    are substances produced, for example, by microorganisms, that are poisonous to host organisms

    Toxins.

  • 30

    Used to evade host defenses or to harm the host directly

    Enzymes.

  • 31

    To prevent phagocytosis .

    Capsules.

  • 32

    are used in adhesion to hosts

    Pili.

  • 33

    may be classified as either exotoxins or endotoxins

    Bacterial toxins.

  • 34

    Are produced predominantly (though not exclusively) by Gram-positive bacteria

    Exotoxins.

  • 35

    Act by a variety of mechanisms and symptoms that result from exposure to an exotoxin depend on the structure of the exotoxin one is exposed to. (True/False)

    True.

  • 36

    Made inside a living microbe and released into the surrounding environment.

    Exotoxins.

  • 37

    Can be converted to toxoid.

    Exotoxins.

  • 38

    Some exotoxins are exoenzymes (True/False)

    True.

  • 39

    that catalyze the lysis of red blood cells.

    Homolysins.

  • 40

    Mucinase, keratinase, collagenase, hyaluronidase

    Exotoxins.

  • 41

    kills host cells by damaging the cell membrane

    Cytotoxins.

  • 42

    act on nervous system tissue

    Neurotoxins.

  • 43

    act on tissues of the gastrointestinal tract

    Enterotoxins.

  • 44

    outside toxins; it is released or excreted by microorganism outside the cell; specific.

    Exotoxins.

  • 45

    breakdown of mucin (component of mucus)

    Mucinase.

  • 46

    breakdown of keratin

    Keratinase.

  • 47

    breakdown of collagen

    Collaginase.

  • 48

    breakdown of hyaluronic acid

    Hyaluronidase.

  • 49

    can produce a botulinum toxin (it is a neurotoxin) can produce one of the most potent toxins against the human body: kahit small amount lang kaya nitong makakill ng adult human.

    Clostridium botulinum.

  • 50

    inactivated exotoxins; antigenic; immunogenic; form antibodies for protection; form of protection against toxins; alter exotoxins; weakened toxins: active immunity, provides a long term protection.

    Toxoid.

  • 51

    causative agent of tetanus (we give both antitoxin and toxoid if sa tetanus)

    Clostridium tetani.

  • 52

    antibodies against toxins; an example of passive; it is used for a fasterresponse or faster treatment.

    Antitoxin.

  • 53

    Are toxins associated with Gram-negative bacteria

    Endotoxins.

  • 54

    The lipid A portion of the lipopolysaccharide

    Endotoxins.

  • 55

    Weak except in large doses and produce similar effects independent on the producing organism

    Endotoxins.

  • 56

    Large doses are especially a problem during Gram-negative septicemia (True/False)

    True.

  • 57

    During the treatment of syphilis if gagamit ng antibiotic mapapatay yung mga bacteria pero pag namatay is magrerelease ng component which is endotoxin and nagkakaroon ng reaction yung katawan natin; it can cause septic shock kapag nagrelease ng endotoxin life threatening loss of blood pressure because of severe infection especially infection of the blood.

    Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction.

  • 58

    A disease that involves pathogens

    Infectious diseases.

  • 59

    An infectious disease that may be passed from host to host (particularly when all individuals involved are of the same species)

    Communicable diseases.

  • 60

    Easily passed from individual to individual.

    Contagious diseases.

  • 61

    infection develops rapidly but is soon over.

    Acute.

  • 62

    infection develops slowly and is not soon over. (Can last for months or year)

    Chronic.

  • 63

    is the growth of bacteria in the blood (a.k.a., blood poisoning)

    Septicemia.

  • 64

    the presence, without multiplication of bacteria in the blood.

    Bacteremia.

  • 65

    is the presence of fungus in the blood

    Fungemia.

  • 66

    infection is acquired from the hospital.

    Nosocomial.

  • 67

    infection is a syndrome that is caused by a combination of two or more infections.

    Mixed.

  • 68

    is a secondary infection caused by the treatment of a primary infection.

    Superinfection.

  • 69

    Infection is an infection that quickly follows a primary infection.

    Secondary.

  • 70

    Infection is the infection of a notcurrently infected person; initial infection.

    Primary.

  • 71

    Infection is spread throughout the body in the blood or lymph.

    Systematic.

  • 72

    infection begins as a local infection but then spreads beyond the local area as a bacteremia, or toxemia.

    Focal.

  • 73

    infection is confined to a certain area (e.g., a pimple).

    Local.

  • 74

    infection that does not display signs or symptoms or, at least, all of the signs typically associated with a given syndrome.

    Subclinical.

  • 75

    infection is sign-less or symptom-less for a long while before signs and symptoms appear.

    Latent

  • 76

    infection is the gray zone between acute and chronic.

    Subacute.

  • 77

    Is the presence of toxins in the blood

    Toxemia.

  • 78

    is the presence of virus in the blood

    Viremia.

  • 79

    Sequential activity to determine the cause of disease.

    Koch's postulates.