Microbes
What is bacteria?
2 types of fungi
What is yeast and mold?
The four bacteria arrangements
What is single, pair, chain, and cluster?
What is chronic?
What is a reservoir?
This microbe multiplies only inside within the cells of a living host.
What is a virus?
This microbe has a nucleic acid core (DNA or RNA)
What is a virus?
The term for a cluster of bacillus.
What is staphylobacilli?
This word means cancerous.
What is malignant?
This is how the pathogen spreads.
What is the method of transmission?
These microbes are necessary for the body to function.
What is normal flora?
The 2 types of one-celled organisms.
What are bacteria and protozoa?
Pairs of bacteria are called:
What is diplo-?
This is the probable outcome.
What is prognosis?
This is the first step of the chain of infection.
What is causative agent?
Movements of Protozoa
What are flagella (whiplike tails) and cilia (hair-like projections)?
Examples of multicellular parasites.
What are bed bugs, lice, or scabies?
The shape of the vibrio bacteria.
What is a comma shaped bacteria?
This term means the body cannot return to homeostasis.
What is disease?
The susceptible host is:
What is the person who becomes infected?
The 5 Types of Microbes
What are bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, and multicellular parasites?
This microbe is considered an "opportunistic parasite"
What is fungi?
The arrangement and shape of streptospirilla
What is a chain of spirals?
This term means lack of blood flow.
What is ischemia?
This is how a pathogen enters the body.
What is the portal of entry?