Tip top shape
Let’s get basic
To spread or not to spread
The stage is yours
A little of this and that
100

Spiral shaped bacteria

Spirilla

100

The study of small organisms 

Microbiology 

100

Disease producing bacteria or viruses enter the body and multiply 

Infection 

100

Requires dark,damp, dirty places with food to grow

Active stage

100

Using the same infection control procedures with all clients 

Universal precautions 

200

Rod shaped bacteria 

Bacilli

200

One-celled microorganisms 

Bacteria

200

Infection in a small, confined area

Local infection 

200

True or false: bacteria can become active when conditions become favorable 

True

200

Bacilli and spirilla use this to propel themselves 

Flagella (cilia)

300

Pairs of bacteria that cause pneumonia 

Diplococci

300

Non-disease producing bacteria 

Non pathogenic 

300
The two types of immunity

Active and passive

300

Mitosis happens during this stage

Active stage

300

Organisms that live on or obtain nutrients from another organism called a host

External parasite 

400

Appear in groups or singularly 

Cocci

400

Sub-microscopic particles that are much smaller than bacteria that cause familiar diseases like the common cold and HIV

viruses 

400

A person carrying disease-producing bacteria or viruses with no recognizable symptoms

Asymptomatic carrier

400

What stage are spores not harmed by disinfectants, cold or heat?

Inactive stage

400

Disease-producing bacteria 

Pathogenic 

500

Found in boils and is pus forming

Staphylococci

500

Nonpathogenic bacteria that live on dead matter and do not produce disease 

Saprophytes

500

The ability to destroy infectious agents that enter the body 

Immunity

500

How much growth happens when conditions are unfavorable?

None

500

Can be transmitted from one person to another, usually through touch or air

Communicable disease (contagious infection)

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