Addie L1-4
Addie L5-8
Addie 9-11
Modelling
Vocab
100
The way that Addie got bacteria in her body (both ways)
What is picking her scab and being hooked up to ecmo
100
An environmental pressure on the bacteria inside Addie
What is antibiotics?
100
The type of bacteria variation that is LEAST resistant
What is 6 pore bacteria?
100
The equation that calculates how much bacteria there will be after a dosage.
What is [starting amount of bacteria] - [effective percentage (in decimals) x starting amount of bacteria]
100
This acronym stands for Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus
What is MRSA?
200
The attributes needed for bacteria to stay alive (think agar)
What are food, water, warmth, acidity, and oxygen?
200
The type of bacteria that is LEAST resistant to antibiotics.
What is 6-pore bacteria?
200
Positive mutations in Addie bacteria
What is high resistant bacteria?
200
The pattern (numerically) that bacteria reproduces at.
What is exponential growth?
200
In order: Infections/diseases acquired from a public place vs acquired in a hospital setting
What is Community Associated vs Hospital Associated?
300
The process in which bacteria grows asexually: 1.) copy dna 2.) splitting into 2
What is Binary fission
300
A smaller ZOI may indicate that bacteria is ______
What is more resistant?
300
This process gets passed down through generations.
What is adaptation?
300
What 
(visually), bacteria, or Addie’s lungs might be in a model
What is a component?
300
Data collected using the 5 sense
What is Qualitative Data
400
A possible result for skipping dosages/ stopping it when you start feeling better.
What is the getting sick again?
400
This type of infection cannot be treated with AB.
What are viral infections?
400
This process gets passed down through generations.
What is adaptation?
400
To show a(n) _______ in an Addie model, we can use the antibiotics killing bacteria.
What is an interaction?
400
Bacteria becoming resistant to all forms of antibiotics (what happened to addie)
What is pan resistance?
500
The three ways an antibiotic can kill bacteria (include names).
What is....
Quinolones: Break down DNA in bacteria so it cant reproduce
Beta Lactam: Kills bacterial cell walls (humans dont have cell walls)
Macrolides: Break down bacterial ribosomes which doesn't allow it to make proteins
500
An antibiotic must do THIS in order to kill an antibiotic
What is come in contact?
500
Natural selection acts on this _____ (think DNA and traits)
What is an allele?
500
An example of survival of the fittest/ natural selection in Addie.
What is 3 pore bacteria surviving and reproducing?
500
What a 'no bacteria' would be used for in an experiment
What is a comparison/control variable?