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G+ cocci Low GC, MRSA: Antibiotic Resistance Most virulent spp of staph pathogenic in nature, invades tissues, has endotoxnis |
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Virus, DS DNA Causes chicken pox/shingles spiked enveloped polyheral ecapsulated virus chicken pox: acute, shingles: latent immunity can be conffered through vaccination |
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Gram negative, not readily dyed leading cause of infectios blindness, body makes eyelashes turn inward |
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Bacteria causes meningitis 1st organism to have its entire genome sequneced nearly abolished in US ince dev. of vaccince 75% of healthy adults and kids carry it |
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Basidiomycota Causes cyrptococcosis only communicable by inhaling bird feces, in immunocomprimised people (AIDS) |
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causes Sepsis Blue-Green pigment Opportunistic and nosocomial pathogen produces biofilms |
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G weird bacteria, causes TB waxy lipid cell wall increaing virulence slow growth, necessary to treat with diff. antibiotics a tubercule grows slowly in the lungs |
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smallpox, DS DNA 2 forms: variola major/minor 1st disease w/ artificial immunity |
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50% of common colds virucidal facial tissues lowers risk of transmission only 1 rhinovirus needed to cause disease |
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2nd most common STD contains Fimbrae and pilli several antibiotics can cure it |
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DS DNA virus Transmitted through sexual contact involves latency periods |
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causes tetanus older samples appear gram- gram stain looks like tennis racket 2 neurotoxins: tetanosporin, and tetanolysin |
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causes Malaria unique reproductive cycle: has deffinative and intermidiate hosts Prevention is key using DEET heterozygous...anemia |
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Gram+ Rod Causes Anthrax Produces 2 "type 3" exotoxins has ability to produce endospores 3 forms of infection: cutaneous, inhalational, gastrointesinal |
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4 strains of the virus causes Purpura (bleeding of the skin) studied in BSL-4 (biological safety level 4) mortality rate of 50-90% |
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DS DNA causes Mono infects 2 types of cells, salivary glands, lyphocytes children are asymptomatic 95% are infected and are carriers for life |
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ascymycota: Sac like fungus Causes PJP (pneumonia) #1 cause of death in AIDs Pts Obligate aerobe |
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Ascomycota Fungus causes Valley fever single cell hyphae w/ barrel shaped arthrodicia releases endospored in tissue causes coccidiomycosis true pathogenic systemic humal fungal disease known |
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Gram- Rod Facultative anerobe motile bacterium produces 2 enterotoxins causing symptoms |
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SS +sense RNA penetrates VLDL's of liver Detectable wtihin short time of transmission |
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Gram- spirochete causes syphillus moves in corkscrew motion not sucesfully cultured on artificial meia or tissue culture has 3 subspecies |
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causes measles SS RNA Vacine introduced in 1963 contracted through Resp. system and spread through skin |
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causes hymolitic uriatic syndrome inability to ferment sorbitol to be infected, the organism must be injested |
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causes the plauge Resevoir: rodents looked at as possible biological warfare agent tetracycline, fluroquilones, gentenamycin, and doxycycline are used in combination for treatment |
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Bacteria causes group A strep infections causes mild infections such as pharyngitis has a carb. capsule to protect against dessication |
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Causes 22,000,000 cases of typhoid fever over 2,000 serovars identified resistant to 5 known antibiotics |
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causes PAM primary amoebic menin. 3 forms ameobic flagella and cyst found in warm fresh water around the world |
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