Bacteria 1
Bacteriology is the study of the microorganisms called ____.
Bacteria
Bacteria divide into two new cells during ____.
mitosis
The presence of pus is a(n) ____.
sign of infection
When a barber sees a client with ringworm, he or she should ____.
not service client
AIDS is caused by ____.
HIV
Pathogenic bacteria ____.
Causes disease
The presence of pus is a(n) ____.
sign of infection
A pimple is a ____ infection.
local
Bloodborne pathogens cause ____.
hepatitis and HIV
Itching is a(n) ____ symptom.
subjective
Flagella are used for ____ by bacilli and spirilla.
Movement
Spirilla are ____-shaped bacteria.
corkscrew
A disease transmitted from one person to another is ____.
contagious
Microorganisms that are resistant to antibiotics are ____.
viruses
Hepatitis causes inflammation of the ____.
liver
Another name for the active stage of bacteria is the ____ stage.
vegetative
Saprophytes are a type of bacteria that live on dead matter and ____.
don't cause disease.
One of the body’s defensive forces is ___
white blood cells
Immunity is ____.
the bodies ability to resist bacterial invasion.
A fungus causes ____
ringworm.
Bacteria form spores during the ____ stage.
Inactive
Bacteria that stimulate the immune response are ____ bacteria.
non-pathogenic
A general infection is present when the ____ carries bacteria and their toxins to all parts of the body.
blood stream
Sepsis is caused by ____.
pathogens in the bloodstream
An aseptic environment is ____.
free of disease