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| aquired immune deficency syndrome |
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| reaction due to extreme sensitivity |
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| agents made to use on skin |
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| short, rod shaped bacteria. most common |
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| one celled microorganisms |
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| capable of killing bacteria |
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| disease causing microorganisms in the blood stream |
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| hair like extensions that permit movement in bacteria |
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| determining the nature of a disease or infection |
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| spherical bacteria that grow in pairs |
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| abnormal condition of all or part of the body |
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| item that can be disinfected |
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| chemical agents that destroy bacteria |
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| process that eliminates microorganisms |
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| when a disinfectant works properly |
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| contact with infected skin, blood, or body fluid |
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| contact with infected skin, blood, or body fluid |
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| hair like extensions that provide movement in bacteria |
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| microscopic plant parasites |
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| virus that causes liver disease |
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| human immuno deficiency virus |
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| ability to resist infection |
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| invasion of pathogenic bacteria |
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| infeciton that can be spread |
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| body's responseto injury/infection |
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| any microorganism microscopic size |
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| type of fugus that afects plants |
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