Lecture 9 part 1 review

1.

1 point

What is a pathogenesis as defined by the notes?

Microbes ability to cause joy

Growth of microbes in the body not considering normal flora

Microbes ability to cause disease

Sum total of DNA

2.

1 point

ANSWER for (1)
The term pathogenesis refers to the ___(1)____ of a microbe to cause ___(2)____

3.

1 point

ANSWER for (2)
The term pathogenesis refers to the ___(1)____ of a microbe to cause ___(2)____

4.

1 point

ANSWER for (1)
Concerning pathogenesis a microbe's ability to function is based on ____(1)______ and ____(2)________

5.

1 point

ANSWER for (1)
Concerning pathogenesis a microbe's ability to function is based on ____(1)______ and ____(2)________

6.

1 point

ANSWER FOR (1)
Infections involves the ____(1)_____ of microbes in the body (when/not) considering ___(2)______.

7.

1 point

ANSWER FOR (when/not)
Infections involves the ____(1)_____ of microbes in the body (when/not) considering ___(2)______.

when

not

8.

1 point

ANSWER FOR (2)
Infections involves the ____(1)_____ of microbes in the body (when/not) considering ___(2)______.

9.

1 point

If I get a paper cut and it becomes infected and that infection enters the body but DOES NOT cause a state of functional disequilibrium, could i be labeled as diseased?

Yes, because the infection has entered the blood supply and it is in contact with the lumen of the cardiovascular system.

No, because the notes clearly state that disease is "a functional state of disequilibrium"

No, because all diseases are anaerobes

No, because labeling some one as diseased is the improper term, they should be called indisposed.

10.

1 point

infections ALWAYS cause disease

True

False

11.

1 point

If i get an infection I WILL get a disease?

True

False

12.

1 point

Infections can sometimes cause disease.

True

False

13.

1 point

Pathogens have to overcome how many challenges?

14.

1 point

the definition of ________ is to set up disease in the body

15.

1 point

Pathogens must overcome 7 challenges to colonize to ......

set up disease in the body

set up disease and then become a carrier

set up disease

over come normal flora

16.

1 point

what are the 7 challenges a Pathogen must overcome in order to set up disease in the body?

1.Maintain a reservoir, 2. transmission, 3.Adhere to the body surface, 4.ability to invade deeper tissue, 5.establish an infarction and evade the host defenses, 6.multiplying in host tissue, 7.exit the host and enter another host.

1.Maintain a reservoir, 2. transmission, 3.Adhere to the body surface, 4.ability to invade deeper tissue, 5.establish an infection and evade the host defenses, 6.multiplying in host tissue, 7.exit the host and enter another host.

1.Maintain a reservation, 2. transmission, 3.Adhere to the body surface, 4.ability to invade deeper tissue, 5.establish an infection and evade the host defenses, 6.multiplying in host tissue, 7.exit the host and enter another host.

1.Maintain a reservoir, 2. transmission, 3.Adhere to the body surface, 4.ability to invade deep space, 5.establish an infection and evade the host defenses, 6.multiplying in host tissue, 7.exit the host and enter another host.

17.

1 point

Humans can be considered a reservoir (true/false)

True

False

18.

1 point

animals can be considered a reservoir (true/false)

True

False

19.

1 point

environment can be considered a reservoir (true/false)

True

False

20.

1 point

Humans, animals and envirionments can be considered a reservoir (true/false)

True

False

21.

1 point

a pathogen must be ___________ in some place between infections; so they maintain a reservior

22.

1 point

Humans that are sick with an infection are always going to be easy to ID (true/false)

True

False

23.

1 point

a __________ is a person who is a reservoir, but does not show symptoms of sickness.

24.

1 point

What is a Carrier

healthy but carry an infection

only people who are healthy but carry an infection

can only be animals and humans

the common misspelling of career

25.

1 point

Human, ________, and environments can be considered a reservoir.

pizza

house dust

animals

more humans

26.

1 point

Animals can be reservoirs because they are ______ ______, and have similar _____-______ environment.

eat everything, digestive-tract

host-like, eye-sight

warm blooded, Host-like

cold blooded, host-like

27.

1 point

when a human pathogen uses an animal as a reservoir, it is called __________

28.

1 point

when dealing with zoonosis, the HUMAN pathogen will use the animal as a reservoir (true/false)

True

False

29.

1 point

answer for (1)
Environmental reservoirs can include ____(1)_____, ___(2)______,_____ ___(3)_______

30.

1 point

answer for (2)
Environmental reservoirs can include ____(1)_____, ___(2)______,_____ ___(3)_______

31.

1 point

answer for (1)
Environmental reservoirs can include ____(1)_____, ___(2)______,_____ ___(3)_______

32.

1 point

Environmental reservoirs could be what 3 things

zoonosis, pathogenesis, house-dust

carrier, genetic make up, normal flora

water, soil, house dust

water, zoonosis, soil

33.

1 point

Choose the most correct:
what does Clostridium tetani cause?

tetanus disease

zoonosis disease

disease

zoonosis

34.

1 point

how could we contract C. tetanus disease?

Step on pillow

drinking steam distilled water

step on a nail

reading a book

35.

1 point

Fill in the blank:
When a considering C. tetani when the ________ enters the tissue (from stepping on a nail or drinking contaminated water) it will begin to germinate and begin growing.

36.

1 point

When C. tetani is germinating and growing it will produce, what?

strict aerobes

normal flora, deadly toxins

zoonosis, deadly toxins

deadly toxins

37.

1 point

C Tetani is a strict ________

38.

1 point

Strict Anaerobes love oxygen rich environments (true/false)

True

False

39.

1 point

Strict Anaerobes love oxygen free environments (true/false)

True

False

40.

1 point

C. Tetani is a strict ANaerobe (true/false)

True

False

41.

1 point

C. Tetani is a strict aerobe (true/false)

True

False