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| all of the above: impetigo, pneumonia, toxic shock syndrome, scalded skin syndrome |
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| Staphylococcus aureus is part of the normal flora of skin, but if given the opportunity can cause: |
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| because the patient was seemingly a healthy young athlete who suddenly died |
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| In the article on hantavirus... why were they so surprised? |
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| nerve pulp (enamel, gum line, dentin, root) |
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| Dental caries become painful toothache when the decay reaches to the level of the tooths: |
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| All of the above- (because the patient is low on ions, because the water would further dilute the particles/ions in patients blood, because the patients muscle function is dependent on having proper ions, because the patients nervous system meeds ions to function properly) |
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| Why is it so important to give icons in the ORS as well as water? |
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| tap water (hamburgers, deli meats, ground turkey, spinach) |
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| In the article "anatomy of an outbreak" workers from CDC... outbreak of EHEC that was caused by contamination in: |
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| the bacterium is grown in armadillos |
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| A characteristic that researchers discovered when working with mycobacterium laprae is that: |
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| Typhoid mary mallon was a person who was responsible for transmitting typhoid fever in her job as a cook. she was found to be: |
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| A and B (Escherichia coli, shigella) |
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| "Travelers diarrehea" is caused by what agent? |
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| having fecal-oral transmission |
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| Infectious hepatitis is characterized as... |
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| Hantavirus transmission involves a _____ as a vector and reservior |
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| What endospore-forming bacterium was used in bioterrorism attempts through the US postal service? |
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| Gastric ulcers have been shown to be caused primarily by: |
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| A patient displays the following symptoms: pain, edema, fever, visible bloody bubbles pushing out through skin... what is it? |
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| All of the above: dont drink stream water, add iodine to water, boil water, bring bottled water. |
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| What can be done to prevent giardia from causing campers diarrhea? |
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| What does dr. philips visit frequently that could be a site of hep b? |
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| a bacterium named legionella pneumophila |
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| Legionnaires disease is a form of pneumonia that is caused by |
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| The later of skin tha tconstantly produces new cells by mitosis is the: |
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| Alimentary canal is another term for: |
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| The ecoli 0157:H7 strain is deadly. Common source of infection? |
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| Line respiratory tract and make sticky secretion |
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| Move upward constantly to prevent foreign invaders from reaching lower resp. tract |
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| covers opening of trachea during swallowing |
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| breakdown of carbo in saliva |
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| which of the following would be a chemical process of digestion |
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| which type of virus is the most common cause of gastroenteritis? |
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| All of the above (tuberculosis, consumption, wasting disease, phthisis) |
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| Evidence shows that humans have long been harmed by mycobacterium tuberculosis, a bacterium that causes: |
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| skin- top epidermis, middler dermis- largest part |
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| match diagram skin and middle dermis |
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| and article described outbreak in Peru.. the return on: |
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| Colitis is the inflammation of infection of: |
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| because the virus undergoes an antigenic shift and cannot be recognized by our immune system even when it is attached to our cells. |
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| why might the influenza that arrives in the US each winter be able to evade out immune systems? |
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| BEcause the bacterial agent can remain active in deep wounds |
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| Why is tetanus a concern in the event of a deep puncture wound? |
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| military soldiers and personnel |
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| According to the panati article, the influenze epidemic of 1912 was first diagnosed in: |
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| all of the above: peyers patches tonsils, adeniods, lymph nodes |
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| Which of the following is part of GALT? |
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| In the article "resurrection of a killer" |
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| all of the above: scarlet fever, pharyngitis, rhematic fever, kidney damage |
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| Which of the following complications or health problems can result from infection with streptoccus pyogens? |
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| Reddish skin discoloration |
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| Site of absorption of food molecules |
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| Site of chemical digestion of proteins only |
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| Site of absorption of water from food |
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| Shorten duration of infection |
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| The antiviral medications tamiflu and relenza have what affect on an influenza infection if taken as soon as the first symptoms appear. |
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| None (yeast, streprococcus, staph, legionella) |
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| What normal flora is present in the Lower respiratoryTract? |
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| Major source of defense in lower resp. tract is: |
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