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Microbiology(3-Infection)

front 1

Whats infection

back 1

The process of an organism to enter a body, multiply in it and cause damage in the process

front 2

Whats a pathogen

back 2

A microorganism that can avoid the immune system defenses to cause a disease

front 3

What are the factors affecting interaction between bacteria and humans

back 3

  1. Strength of the immune system
  2. Virulance of the microorganism

front 4

Whats toxigenicity

back 4

The ability of a microorganisms to make toxin

front 5

Whats Virulance

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A number(quantitative) that measures the ability of a virus or bacteria to casue diseases by measuring its adherence, persistence, invasion and toxigenicity

front 6

What are the types of infections

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  1. Acute
  2. Chronic

front 7

Whats pathogenesis

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The development of diseases and the structural and/or functional changes it does to cells/tissues and organs in the process

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Whats epidemiology

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A science that studies what determines the cause of the disease in a population and how it spreads

front 9

Whats the causes of NCI

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  1. Going to the hospital with weak immune system
  2. Disease spread by the staff moving from a patient to patient
  3. Not cleaning the instruments or applying the preventative measures

front 10

How common is SSI in NCI

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Its 24% out of all nosocomal infections

front 11

What are the causes of SSI

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  1. Endogenous flora(bacterias that are naturally in the skin or guts that go to deeper tissues during surgery)
  2. Dirty environment
  3. Staff
  4. Instruments, prosthetic devices, implants

front 12

Whats the bacteria that causes Tuberculosis

back 12

Mycobacterium tuberculosis

front 13

Whats the bacteria of Urinary tract infection

back 13

Escherichia coli (E. coli)

front 14

What are some preventative measures

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  1. Isolating the infected person
  2. Washing ur hands and wear gloves
  3. Wear shoe covers
  4. Cleaning the surfaces
  5. Wearing aprons and masks

front 15

Name routes of transmissions with 1 example each

back 15

  1. Air(influenza)
  2. Food(cholera)
  3. direct contact(AIDS)
  4. wound and bites(Rabbies)
  5. Arthropods(Malaria)
  6. Animals or zoonotic disease(anthrax)