Micro Flashcards
What shape is gonorrhea ?
Diplococcus
What family is acid FAST?
Mycobacterium (like TB)
What can one contract if they eat Cheeses and or deli meats?
Listeria
What is an example of a prokaryote?
Bacteria ( has no nucleus or organelles)
What is a no cell wall bacteria ?
Mycoplasma
You would use a dark field microscope to view what specifically ?
Spirochetes
What virus is associated with cruise ships?
Norwalk virus
What is also called break bone fever?
Dengue virus
What specific cell is associated with mono (Epstein-Barr) ?
Downey Cell (***dont let your mono get you DOWNny”
SARS is caused by what virus?
Corona
What is the infectious part of a virus?
Capsid
What antibodies control secretions (breast milk, tears, saliva) ??
IgA
What antibody is associated with parasitic infections?
IgE
What antibody is associated with increases in Hodgkin disease ?
IgE
What antibody is the first to arrive for the second exposure?
IgG
What antibody crosses the placenta ?
IgG
What is the smallest antibody ?
IgG
What is the largest antibody?
IgM
What is that first antibody to arrive during the first exposure?
IgM (Marines go first)
What interleukin is made my macrophages?
IL-1
What interleukin is made by bone marrow?
IL-3
What interleukin is made my CD4 cells?
IL-2
What interleukin is for brain and nervous tissue??
IL-1
What interleukin directs the response of the immune system?
IL-2
What MCH do T cells recognize ?
MCH I
What MCH do B cells recognize?
MHC I & II
What is the test for scarlet fever?
Dick test
what is the pneumonic for gram + organisms?
BLCCSS (BLOCKS)
What does BLCCSS (gram +) ?
Bacillus, Listeria, Clostridium, Corynebacterium, staph, strep
What is the pneumonic diseases caused by staph?
STOIC
What does Stoic stand for (staph aureus diseases) ?
Scalded skin syndrome, Toxic shock, Osteomelitis, Impetigo, Carbuncles.
What test tests for staph or strep?
Coagulase test
What is the pneumonic for Strep pyogenes diseases ?
SERGIS
What does sergis stand for (strep pyogenes) ?
Strep throat, Erysipelas, Rheumatic Fever, glomerulonephritis, impetigo, scarlet fever
What is the pneumonic for jones major mortified criteria for Rheumatic fever ?
Can Sammy Suck Ethyls polyps
What does Can Sammy Suck Ethyls Polyps stand for (rheumatic fever) ?
Carditis, syndenhams chorea, subcutaneous nodule, erythema marginatum, migratory POLYarthritis
What is the membrane attack complex?
C5b-C9
Where does the complement systems meet?
C3B
What inclusion bodies are associated with Rheumatic fever?
Aschoff
What inclusion bodies are associated with diphtheria?
BAbes ernest granules
What inclusion bodies are associated with viral hepatitis?
Councilman cells
Goan complex is associated with what?
TB
What inclusion bodies are associated with rabies?
Negri bodies
What inclusion bodies are associated with Hepatitis?
Mallory bodies
Koplik spots are associated with what?
Measles
Roth bodies are associated with what?
Syphilis
Tetanus toxoid is associated with what kind of immunity?
Artificial active
Tetanus antitoxin is associated with what kind of immunity?
Artificial passive
Anything that ends is oasis is usually acquired or transmitted via what?
The lungs
An injection of attenuated organisms is what kind of immunity?
Artificial active
An injection of preformed antibodies is what kind of immunity ?
Artificial passive
What kind of hypersensitivity causes anaphylactic shock (bee sting, bronchial asthma) ?
Type 1
What hypersensitivity is associated with mast cells ?
Type 1
What hypersensitivity is T cell mediatated?
Type IV
Good pastures, graves, myasthenia gravis are all associated with what hypersensitivity?
TYPE II (cytotoxic)
TB and contact dermatitis (Poison ivy) are what kind of hypersensitivity reactionS?
Type IV
What are grown in candle jar cultures?
Micoaerophilic
What does obligate mean?
Only one environment, not the other
What is the lab test for gonorrhea? (Grown on)
Chocolate agar