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| Define Intermediate Host? |
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| What is the mechanism of type 2 exotoxin? |
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| Membrane disrupting toxin --> Makes protien channels in plasma membrane which leads to lysis of the cell. |
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| What is the enzyme that helps the pathogen invade the host? (2) |
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| What is the active form of a parasite called? |
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What does NOT apply to endotoxins?
a. Neutralized by antitoxin
b. Gram -
c. Lipid
d. Cause fever |
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| What is the most common noscomial infection? |
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| What diseases has a group A Streptococcal infection? |
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| Streptocococcal Pharyngitis |
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| What is the virulence factor of TB? |
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| What is the acusative agent of Pneumococcal Pneumonia? |
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| What is the main virulence factor of petussis? |
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| Diphtheria has a high lethal dose of ______? |
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| What is the diagnostic test for pneumonia? |
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Serotyping (Blood Typing)
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| Jaundice, N/V, Fever, HEADACHE, Chills. |
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| List the Cysticercosis Stages |
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1. Intermediate host Infected
2. Egg --> Oncosphere
3. Cysticera Larvae in muscle --> Infectious Meat
4. Human Eat undercooked/raw meat --> Infection
5. Human = Definite Host --> GI Tract.
6. Scolex attach to Intestine Wall
7.Sexual Reproduction in large instetine. --> Poo. |
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