quiz 2 micro Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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meningitis: system

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Brain stem and spinal chord

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2
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meningitis: etiological agent

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Neisseria meningitis

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3
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meningitis:type

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bacteria, virus, or fungi

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meningitis: transmission

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Droplet contact and vehicle (food, air, dust, or soil)

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5
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meningitis: virulence

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Pathogen releases endotoxin into the bloodstream

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6
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Primary amebic meningoencephalitis: system

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nervous- brain and spinal chord

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7
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Primary amebic meningoencephalitis: etiological agent

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Naegleria fowleri

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8
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Primary amebic meningoencephalitis: type

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protozoan

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9
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Primary amebic meningoencephalitis: transmission

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Vehicle (exposure by swimming in water)

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10
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Primary amebic meningoencephalitis: virulelnce

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invasiveness

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11
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Acute encephalitis: system

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Central nervous system- brain

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12
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Acute encephalitis: etiological agent

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arbovirus

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13
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Acute encephalitis: type

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virus

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14
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Acute encephalitis: transmission

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Mosquitos- arthropod vector

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15
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Acute encephalitis: virulence

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Affects brain cells leading to inflammation

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16
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Subacute encephalitis: system

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primarily the brain

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Subacute encephalitis (Toxoplasmosis): etiological agent

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Toxoplasma gondii

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Subacute encephalitis: type

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Subacute encephalitis: transmission

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Vehicle- meat, or fecal-oral

20
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Subacute encephalitis: virulence

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Intracellular growth, cell fusion

21
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rabies: system

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Nervous system- central and peripheral

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rabies: etiological agent

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rabies: type

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rabies: transmission

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Parental (bite trauma), droplet contact

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rabies: virulence
Envelope glycoprotein
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Poliomyelitis: system
nervous system- brain and spinal chord
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Poliomyelitis: etiological agent
polivirus
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Poliomyelitis: type
virus
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Poliomyelitis: transmission
fecal-oral, vehicle
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Poliomyelitis: virulence
Attachment mechanisms- Has extensive damage to the anterior horn cells of the spinal cord causing paralysis
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tetanus: system
nervous
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tetanus: etiological agent
Chlostridium tetani
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tetanus: type
bacteria
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tetanus: transmission
Parenteral and direct contact- typically through wounds
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tetanus: virulence
tenospasm exotoxin- blocks release of neurotransmitters, causing muscle contraction
36
Botulism: system
nervous system- body tissues
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Botulism: etiological agent
Chostrilidium botulinum
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Botulism: type
bacteria
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Botulism: transmission
vehicle- indirect, food borne
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Botulism: virulence
Botulinum exotoxin- causes paralysis