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| What is the Common name and Agent for Rubeola measles? |
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Common name: measles
Agent: measles virus |
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| What is the common name and agent for Rubella? |
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Common name: german measles
Agent: rubella virus |
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| What is the common name and agent for Varicella? |
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Definition
Common name: Chicken Pox
Agent: Varicella-Zoster virus |
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| What is the common name and agent for Herpes Zoster? |
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Definition
Common name: Shingles
Agent: Varicella-Zoster Virus
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| What is the common name and agent for Verruca? |
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Definition
Common name: Warts
Agent: Human Papillomavirus |
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| What is the common name and agent for Hepes labialis? |
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Common name: cold sores, fever blisters
Agent: herpes simplex virus-1 |
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| What is the common name and agent for rhinitis? |
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common name: common cold
agent: rhinovirus |
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| What is the common name and agent for Influenza? |
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common name: flu
agent: influenza virus |
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| What is the common name and agent for laryngotracheobronchitis? |
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common name: croup
agent: parainfluenza virus |
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| What is the common name and agent for infantile diarrhea? |
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common name: none
agent: rotovirus |
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| What is the common name and agent for viral gastroenteritis? |
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common name: stomach flu
agent: norovirus |
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| What is the common name and agent for contagious parotitis |
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Definition
common name: mumps
agent: mumps virus |
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| What is the common name and agent for infectious mononucleosis? |
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Definition
common name: mono/kissing disease
agent: epstein barr virus |
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| What is the agent for AIDS? and what does AIDS stand for? |
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Definition
agent: human immunodeficiency virus(HIV)
aquired immune deficiency syndrome |
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Term
| What is the common name and agent for infectious hepatitis? |
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Definition
common name: short incubation hepatitis
agent: hepatitis A virus (HAV) |
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| What is the common name and agent for serum hepatitis? |
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Definition
common name: long incubation hepatitis
agent: hepatitis B virus(HBV) |
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| What is the common name and agent for Non-A, Non-B hepatitis? |
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Definition
common name: post transfusion hepatitis
agent: hepatitis C virus |
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Term
| What is the agent for cytomegalic inclusion disease? |
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| What is the common name and agent of viral meningitis? |
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Definition
common name: aseptic meningitis
agent: enterovirus |
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Term
| What is the common name and agent for poliomyelitis? |
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Definition
common name: polio
agent: polio virus |
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| What is the common name and agent of rabies? |
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Definition
common name: hydrophobia
agent: rabies virus |
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| What are the different classes of encephalitis? |
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Definition
Eastern equine encephalitis(EEE)
Western equine encephalitis(WEE)
Saint Louis encephalitis(SLE)
Venezuelan equine encephalitis(VEE)
California (La Crosse) encephalitis
West nile virus |
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| What is the agent for ebola? |
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Definition
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| What is the common name and agent for Herpes Simplex virus? |
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Definition
common name: genital herpes
agent: herpes simples virus-2
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Term
| What is the agent for genital warts? |
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Definition
| Human papillomavirus(HPV) |
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Term
| What is stiff neck and headache associated with in viruses? |
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| What is the classification of protozoa? |
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Definition
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| How many types of reproduction are there? |
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Definition
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How many stages are there in the life cycle of the protozoa?
What are they? |
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Definition
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| What is the trophozoite stage characterized by? |
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Definition
| active, feeding forms of protozoa |
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| What is the characteristic of the cyst stage? |
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Definition
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| How are protozoa grouped into classes? |
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Definition
| based on their mechanism of locomotion |
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Term
| What class moves by pseudopodia? |
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| What disease does Entamoeba histolytica cause? |
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Definition
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| What disease does Naegleria fowlerii cause? |
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Definition
| primary amebic meningoencephalitis(PAM) |
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Term
| What disease does Acanthamoeba cause? |
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Definition
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| What class moves by flagella |
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Definition
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| What disease does Giardia lambia cause? |
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Definition
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| What disease does Trichomonas vaginalis cause? |
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Definition
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| What disease does Trypanosomes cause? |
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Definition
| African sleeping sickness |
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Term
| What class moves by cilia |
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Definition
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| What class moves by nonmotile |
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Term
| What disease does Plasmodium cause? |
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| What disease does Toxoplasma gondii cause? |
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Definition
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| What disease does Cryptosporidium cause? |
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| What are the mechanisms that enable parasites to resist host defenses |
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Definition
encystation
survival inside phagocytes
antigenic variation |
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Term
| What is the branch of microbiology that studies fungi |
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Definition
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| What are diseases caused by fungi called? |
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| What are the two types of fungi? |
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| What grows as long branching filaments and what are the filaments called |
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| molds that grow as hyphae |
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| How do most yeast reproduce? |
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| What type of fungi can grow as a yeast or mold |
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| What are dimorphic fungi growth dependent on? |
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| environmental factors-->temperature |
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Term
| What are superficial mycoses caused by? |
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Definition
| fungi called dermatophytes |
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Term
| what kind of tissues do mycoses infections have? |
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| superficial keratinized tissue |
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Term
| What genera do the dermatophytes include? |
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| Epidermophyton, Microsporum, Trichophyton |
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Term
| What organisms produce ringworms? |
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| What do subcutaneous infections result from? |
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| traumatic implantation of certain fungi into subcutaneous tissue (splinters, thorns, insect bites) |
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Term
| What are the types of systemic infection? |
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Definition
| histoplasmosis and coccidiodiomycoses |
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Term
| What are opportunistic infections caused by? |
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Definition
| fungi that produce disease in individuals with weakened immune systems |
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Term
| What disease is caused by Candida albicans? |
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| What is oral candidiasis? |
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| What is caused by Cryptococcus neoformans |
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Definition
| pneumocystis carinii pneumonia |
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Term
| What is ringworm of the scalp |
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Definition
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Term
| What is ringworm of the feet and what is the common name? |
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Definition
common name: athletes foot
Tinea pedis |
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Term
| What is the organism of ringworm of the beard? |
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Definition
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| What organism is ringworm of the body |
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| What organism is ringworm of the groin and what is the common name? |
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common name: jock itch
Tinea cruris |
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| What organism is ringworm of the palm |
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| What is ringworm of the nails? |
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