All living things are made of....
1) Hot cheetos
2) Bacteria
3) Cells
4) Sugar
3) Cells
We studied patient 23 because he received a....
Fecal transplant
Explain the process of a fecal transplant
Surgically moving healthy feces to an unhealthy persons body
In order to have a convincing argument, you need a ______
Evidence
What college did Ms Paleno go to?
1) Binghamton
2) Oneonta
3) Cortland
3) Cortland
Tiny organisms that are made of a single cell
Unicellular
C. Jejuni is more commonly known as...
Food poisioning
Humans with fewer bacteria in the gut are _____ likely to get sick
More
What is something an argument CANNOT have?
1) Evidence
2) Facts
3) Opinions
4) Claims
3) Opinions
Shampoo
The human microbiome contains approximately 100 trillion microorganisms. Most of these are ____________.
Microscopic
C. Difficile is more commonly known as...
Salmonella
List 2 positives of a fecal transplant
Helps the patient get better
Restores the gut with healthy bacteria
The statement you make answering the question is called a...
Claim
What is Ms Williams first name?
Vanessa
Medicine that kills microorganisms, especially bacteria...
Antibiotics
Name one reason why we need good bacteria
Why can humans, with fewer than normal helpful bacteria in their gut, become infected more easily?
There is more space for bad bacteria to grow
Why do you think Ms Paleno made you practice writing your arguments in the chart?
To make a good structured argument
What is Ms Paleno and Ms Tess' favorite show?
Greys Anatomy
Even though they are both too small to see, _______ are much bigger than molecules.
Cells
Name both bacteria's patient 23 was infected with
C. Jejuni & C. Difficile
Why does a fecal transplant work?
Fecal transplants work because the helpful bacteria from a donor is put into the patient and that fills up space in the gut microbiome so there is no room for bad bacteria.
Name the 3 columns of the chart we have been using to make a convincing argument
Evidence, This matters because, Therefore
"That's no blizzard, that's my sister"
Frozen