1
Q
mums
pancreatitis and orchitis
OOPHORITIS
A
mumps virus
paramyxo
2
Q
nausea vomiting diarrhea abdominal pain lethargy
A
norovirus
calicivirdae
3
Q
childhood diarrhea (most common)
A
rotavirus
reo
4
Q
acute viral hepatitis
oral fecal
shorter
less virulent
A
hepatitis A virus (HAV)
picorna
5
Q
acute or chronic hepatitis
BLOOD
hospital workers
A
hepatitis B (HBV) hepadna
6
Q
“non-a, non-b”
causes infusion hepatitis
A
hepatitis C (HCV) flavivirdiae
Micro (Boards)
flashcards
Decks in class (45)
# Cards
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Basic Terms5
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Gram Positive Bacteria10
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Gram Negative Bacteria8
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Miscellaneous Bacteria4
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DNA Viruses5
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RNA Viruses11
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Antibodies5
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Interleukins5
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Inclusion Bodies16
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Immune Terms11
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Assessment of Immune responses/serology12
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Cells and Immune System14
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Antigens, Antibodies and Complement System15
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Hypersensitivity12
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autoimmune diseases6
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diseases for immunodeficiencies3
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immunization/vaccination7
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health agencies and reporting/monitoring/ State agencies9
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food borne diseases9
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mosquito spread diseases8
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tick spread3
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other emerging diseases7
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Bacteria with gram-positive cell wall structure13
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bacteria with gram-negative cell wall structure16
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Chlamydial3
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rickettsial6
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spirochetes10
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virus vs prion5
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respiratory virus6
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Digestive virus6
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systemic with skin eruptions8
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systemic with hematopoietic disorders3
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arboviral (hemorrhagic) fevers4
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warty growth2
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central nervous system CNS6
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superficial (not deeply invasive) fungi mycoses4
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subcutaneous (invades just beneath the skin) fungi mycoses2
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systemic (deep: organism enters lungs; may invade other organs)- fungi mycoses5
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intestinal nematodes (roundworm)-Parasites (helminths)7
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tissue nematodes (roundworms) parasites helminths4
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trematodes (flukes) parasites helminths3
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cestodes (tapeworms) paraistes helminths5
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luminal protozoa6
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bloodstream protozoa3
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intracellular protozoa4
