Intro and Bacteria
Viruses/Fungi/Prions/Protozoa
Infection/ Control of Microorganisms
Body Defenses
Bacterial/Viral Infections
100

Infectious agents with 100 nanometer particle sizes are likely to be these

What are viruses

100

Cold sores/ fever blisters are signs of this part of a viral life cycle

What is a lytic cycle

100

Infection due to a disease that is constantly present at a low level in a population is described as this

What is endemic

100

Inflammation is part of this line of body defenses

What is the second line of defence

100

Most common type of oral cariogenic bacteria

What are streptococci (S. mutans)

200

It currently ranks 4th in worldwide mortality for infectious diseases

What is tuberculosis

200

A fungal infection that usually starts via inhalation of aerosolized bird droppings or dust from soil that is most common in the great lakes area

What is blastomycosis

200

Infections caused by medical interventions are specifically described this way

What is iatrogenic

200

Antigen presenting cells derive from these types of immune cell

What are macrophages

200

The TSST superantigen most often derives from pathogenic strains of this bacterium

What is Staph. aureus

300

Under poor growth conditions, Bacillus anthracis forms these

What are (bacterial) endospores

300

The "SC" for PrPsc stands for this

What is Scrapie

300

N95 masks are HEPA grade, meaning they can stop particles of what particle size or smaller?

What is 5 microns (micrometers)

300

In a secondary immune response, most antibodies produced are of this type

What are IgG

300

If blood agar becomes clear (white), it means the bacteria can be classified this way

What is as beta-hemolytic

400

It precedes the stationary phase when bacterial growth of batch cultures is monitored

What is the exponential phase

400

A severe development of this type of protozoan infection which usually starts in the GI tract, is the formation of liver abscesses

What is amoebiasis

400

A chemotherapeutic that is specific for tuberculosis infections which inhibits mycolic acid synthesis 

What is isoniazid (INH)

400

A biological macromolecule that usually ranks as least antigenic

What is nucleic acid

400

A serious complication of viral influenza infections in children and also associated with use of aspirin

What is Reye's syndrome

500

E. coli should stain this colour after Gram staining

What is red

500

Obligate anaerobic bacteria that were covered in this course were mainly of this genus

What is Clostridium

500

Paxlovid targets this viral component to prevent SARS-CoV-2 from replicating

What is (viral) protease

500

How we would classify the type of immunity conferred on a person who received an intramuscular injection of a vaccine

What is artificial and active

500

The proportion of VZV infected individuals who would develop shingles later in life

What is 15%

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