Microbiology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (35):

• 7 Commensal Pathogenic Microbial Flora

  7- Commensal & Pathogenic Microbial Flora

  Sample Cards:

  define normal flora,

  define resident flora,

  define transient flora
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• 8 Sterile Techniques Disinfection

  8-Sterile Techniques/Disinfection

  Sample Cards:

  what is sterilization,

  what are some examples of sterilization,

  what is disinfection
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• 20 Antibacterial Agents

  20-Antibacterial agents

  Sample Cards:

  what is empirical theory,

  what is an antibacterial spectrum,

  what is the bacteriostatic activity
  27 Cards
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• 67 Role Of Viruses In Disease

  67-Role of Viruses in Disease

  Sample Cards:

  what are the major sites of viral infect,

  what are the flu like sx of viral infect,

  what are macules
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• 30 Enterobacteriaceae

  30- Enterobacteriaceae

  Sample Cards:

  what are enteric bacteria,

  fil in the chart,

  what is an endotoxin
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• 32 Campylobacter And Helicobacter

  32- Campylobacter and Helicobacter

  Sample Cards:

  campylobacter diseases,

  campylobacter virulence factors,

  campylobacter clinical presentation
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• 43 Mycoplasma And Ureaplasma

  43- Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma

  Sample Cards:

  why is mycoplasma s cell structure uniqu,

  what disease is associated with ureaplas,

  who does mycoplasma pneumonia normally a
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• 44 Rickettsia And Orientia

  44- Rickettsia and Orientia

  Sample Cards:

  what are obligate intracellular parasite,

  what are facultative intracellular paras,

  what are extracellular pathogens
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• 46 Chlamydia

  46- Chlamydia

  Sample Cards:

  what is the lift cycle of chlamydia,

  why is chlamydia obligate intracellular,

  c trachomatis diseases
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• 53 Herpesviruses

  53- Herpesviruses

  Sample Cards:

  what is the structure of the herpesvirus,

  hsv1 site of latency,

  hsv1 clinical presentation
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• 59 Orthomyxoviruses

  59- Orthomyxoviruses

  Sample Cards:

  what s the structure of the influenza vi,

  what is the difference between influenza,

  recognize the nomenclature classificatio
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• 4 Viral Classification

  4- Viral Classification

  Sample Cards:

  what is a virus,

  what 2 things can t the virus make outsi,

  what type of genetic material does the v
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• 23 Enterococcus

  23- Enterococcus

  Sample Cards:

  what are the most common diseases of ent,

  what are the most common diseases of abi,

  why is vre clinically significant
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• 24 Bacillus

  24- Bacillus

  Sample Cards:

  what is the difference between bacillus,

  what are the 3 proteins of b anthracis,

  which of the 2 proteins when combined fo
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• 25 Listeria And Erysipelothrix

  25- Listeria and Erysipelothrix

  Sample Cards:

  how is listeria transmitted,

  which populations are problematic to lis,

  when does the early onset disease occur
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• 26 Corynebacterium

  26- Corynebacterium

  Sample Cards:

  what is the mechanism of action of the d,

  corynebacterium diphtheriae transmission,

  c diptheriae clinical features
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• 2 Bacterial Classification

  2-Bacterial Classification

  Sample Cards:

  what is serotyping,

  when is serotyping used,

  what is biotyping
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• 21 Staphylococci

  21-Staphylococci

  Sample Cards:

  what is the gram reaction of staphylococ,

  what is the morphology of staph,

  what is the biological effect of the pro
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• 22 Streptococci

  22-Streptococci

  Sample Cards:

  how can you differentiate between staph,

  what is the hemolytic pattern of s pyoge,

  what is the hemolytic pattern of s agala
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• 48 Mechanisms Of Viral Pathogenesis

  48-Mechanisms of Viral Pathogenesis

  Sample Cards:

  what is tropism,

  what is attenuation,

  what are the 3 potential outcomes of a v
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• 1 Introduction To Medical Microbiology

  1-Introduction to Medical Microbiology

  Sample Cards:

  what are some characteristics of viruses,

  what are some general characteristics of,

  what are some general characteristics of
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• 3 Bacterial Metabolism And Genetics

  3-Bacterial Metabolism and Genetics

  Sample Cards:

  what are obligate anaerobes,

  what are obligate aerobes,

  what are faculative anaerobes
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• 18 Mechanisms Of Bacterial Pathogenesis

  18-Mechanisms of Bacterial Pathogenesis

  Sample Cards:

  what is the mechanism of action of the s,

  what bacteria produce the superantigen,

  what is the difference between an endoto
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• 27 Nocardia

  27-Nocardia

  Sample Cards:

  what is the morphology of nocarida,

  what type of media should you use for no,

  what type of pt s are at risk for nocard
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• 28 Mycobacteria

  28-Mycobacteria

  Sample Cards:

  what is acid fast staining,

  what is the natural reservoir for mycoba,

  m tuberculosis epidemiology
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• 29 Neisseriae

  29-Neisseriae

  Sample Cards:

  neisseria morphology and gram stain,

  neisseria reservoir,

  n meningitis transmission
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• 31 Vibrios

  31- Vibrios

  Sample Cards:

  what is the mechanism of action of the c,

  how do you ascribe nomencature to choler,

  cholera epidemiology
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• 33 Pseudomonas

  33-Pseudomonas

  Sample Cards:

  what is a nonfermenter,

  where are pseudomonas found,

  what is an opporunistic infection
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• 34 Haemophilus And Related Bacteria

  34-Haemophilus and Related Bacteria

  Sample Cards:

  haemophilus gram stain,

  what are the growth factor requirements,

  what is type b haemophilus influenzae
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• 35 36 Bordetella Francisella And Brucell

  35-36- Bordetella, Francisella, and Brucella

  Sample Cards:

  b pertussis media requirements,

  what is the role of the adhesins in b pe,

  what are the roles of the toxins in b pe
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• 37 38 Legionella And Others

  37-38- Legionella and others

  Sample Cards:

  legionella diseases,

  legionella clinical presentation,

  legionella lab tests
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• 39 Clostridia

  39-Clostridia

  Sample Cards:

  what are the 4 characteristics of clostr,

  c difficile diseases,

  c difficile clinical sx
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• 40 Anaerobic Nonspore Forming Gram Rods

  40- Anaerobic, nonspore forming gram + rods

  Sample Cards:

  actionomyces physiology and structure,

  what are the differences between actinom,

  actinomyces disease
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• 41 Anaerobic Gram Negative Bacilli

  41- Anaerobic Gram-Negative Bacilli

  Sample Cards:

  what is the difference between bacteroid,

  what is the role of the adhesins in bact,

  what is the role of the capsule in b fra
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• 42 Treponema Borrelia And Leptospira

  42-Treponema, Borrelia and Leptospira

  Sample Cards:

  what is the structure of a spirochete,

  what is a treponemal test,

  what is a nontreponemal test
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