Infection Control

Descrição

FlashCards sobre Infection Control, criado por Eavan Brennan em 26-09-2019.
Eavan Brennan
FlashCards por Eavan Brennan, atualizado more than 1 year ago
Eavan Brennan
Criado por Eavan Brennan aproximadamente 5 anos atrás
6
0

Resumo de Recurso

Questão Responda
what is a microorganism microscopic for all or part of life cycle capable of independent replication ie bacteria, fungi, algae protozoa
molecular agents not living incapable of replication viruses, prions
microbiology study of microorganisms and molecular agents
what is a pathogen patho-disease gen-generator
what is pathogenisis how a disease develop it's origin it's development the chain of events
chain of infection infectious agent reservoir portal of exit means of transmission portal of entry susceptible host
Shapes of bacteria Coccus Rod Vibrio(Spirillium)
how does bacteria grow binary fission
what are endospores resilient structures that enclose and protect bacterial DNA in unfavourable circumstances
what are the bacterial groups that form endospores clostridium (grow without o2) bacillus (require o2 for growth)
what are fungi eukaryotic yeast (single cell) mushrooms and fungi (Multicellular)
what is heterotroph uses organic matter for nutrition (ie fungi)
what is protozoa unicellular eukaryotic microorgs
what is a virus a piece of code in a protein shell which can copy itself and typically has a detrimental effect, such as corrupting the system or destroying data
filterable agents ie viruses (they pass through filter that retain bacteria)
examples of viruses smallpox, measles, Spanish flu, HIV, ebola, SARS, swine flu
sources of pathogens soil dust water hands faeces animals fomites
means of transmission direct contact ie skin, transplacental, mucous membranes indirect contact ie airborne, fomites, contaminated food and water, animal vector
stages of pathogenisis Entry-mucous membranes, wounds Attachment-ligands which match hosts receptors Colonisation and growth cause of damage
what are symptoms? the combined effects of pathogen activity and host defence activity
what are invasins enzymes produced by bacteria for invasion
Examples of invasins Hyaluronidase protease, nuclease, lipase collagenase streptokinase-dissolves blood clots streptolysin-destroy cell wall coagulase-blood clot formation haemolysins-lyse rbcs to release iron leucocidins-lyse wbc

Semelhante

Chapter 7 - The Blue Print of Life, from DNA to Protein
Dorothy B
Immune System
dsandoval
THE PROTIST MIND MAP
hasvinee
Infection and Disease
hannahcurle
HIV and the immune system
Beth Moore
Protein section 2
MrSujg
Microbiology MCQs 3rd Year Final- PMU
Med Student
Microbiology Test 1 2nd Year PMU
Med Student
Microbiology and Immunology
AchalaM
Horizontal gene transfer
Joe Wanford
Microbiology part 1
Lavinia Hayde