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Principles of Micro
How many of the top ten leading c...,
How many of the top ten leading c...,
Positive aspects of microbes
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Principles of Micro 2
Describe the experiment by louis ...,
What happened to the broth when t...,
Describe the work of robert koch
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Principle of Micro 2 continued
In s aureus how are nam and nag l...,
For gram positive in s aureus how...,
What are the four amino acids in ...
14
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Principles of Micro 3
Composition of the cytoplasmic me...,
Function of cytoplasmic membrane,
Types of transport system
25
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Principles of Micro 4
What are the two types of cell in...,
Where are the cell inclusion foun...,
Are endospores mainly gram pos or...
52
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Principles of Micro 5
Importance of mannitol salt agar,
When is sabourauds agar used,
Advantage of sabourauds agar
37
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Principles of Micro 6
What are the 4 fungal divisions w...,
How does zygomycota pathogenic to...,
Two types of zygomycota
27
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The Challenge of Appropriate Therapy
Setting goals of care with surviv...,
What is palliative care,
Who is responsible in palliative ...
17
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Control of Microbial Population
What is ebers papyrus,
Who is paul ehrlich,
Who is alexander fleming
46
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Control of Microbial Population 2
Type of microbial drug that is ef...,
Why are sulfonamides so important,
What are aminoglycosides not effe...
46
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Resistance
What is recombination,
Type of recombination,
Integration of dna acquired by
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Principles of Pathogenesis
Where in the body are there high ...,
Where in the body are there mediu...,
Where in the body are low numbers...
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Principles of Pathogenesis 2
Describe the stages of acute infe...,
Difference between acute and chro...,
Terminology for chronic infections
48
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Viruses
Percentage of infectious diseases...,
Viral infections cause or contrib...,
Are viruses microorganims
36
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Viruses 2
Importance of viruses of prokaryotes,
Genome of viruses of prokaryotes,
How do we detect viruses
44
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Replication of Virus
What do normal cells transcribe d...,
What must viruses produce in orde...,
Examples of dsdna viruses
48
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Viral Pathogenesis
Modes of transmission,
How often are we exposed to pathogen,
Reasons viruses continue to persi...
52
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Viral Pathogenesis II
Example of viral exanthem,
What are some low risk and high r...,
Genome of hpv and what they infect
30
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Viral Oncogenesis
Percentage of the association of ...,
What human cancer arises as an ac...,
How common are viral infections t...
37
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Viral Oncogenesis II
What is merkel cell carcinoma mcc,
5 year disease specific survival ...,
Virus associated with merkel cell...
35
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Control of Viral Population
Ways to control viral population,
Ways to control outbreak,
Universal precautions when handli...
40
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Immunopathology of Infectious Diseases
What is the first line of defense...,
What is the second line of defens...,
What is the third line of defense...
45
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Immunopathology of Infectious Diseases Continued
What are some defects caused by p...,
Immune deficiency congenital and ...,
Consequences of hereditary comple...
30
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Parasitology
Difference between autochthonous ...,
Features of macroepidemiology,
Features of microepidemiology
25
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Parasitology II
Parasite in giardiasis,
Host and intermediate host of gia...,
Transmission of giardia
16
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Clinical Specimen Basics
Multiple diagnostic methods can b...,
Parasites are best detected using...,
Immunoassays can detect organisms...
45
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Respiratory Tract Infections
Portals of entry for invading mic...,
Can you die from a respiratory tr...,
At risk groups for respiratory tr...
31
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RT2
Where are most respiratory infect...,
Viral agents commonly involved in...,
Viruses than enter through the re...
49
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RT3
Viral agents that cause infectiou...,
Bacterial agents that cause infec...,
Signs and symptoms of strep throa...
46
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RT4 by Like Mike
Bordatella toxins,
Advantage of fha,
Stages in b pertussis pathogenesis
33
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RT4
Viral agents of infectious bronch...,
Bacterial agents of infectious br...,
Clinical syndrome of bordatella p...
36
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RT5
Major contributors to pathogenesi...,
What is antigenic shift,
What is antigenic drift
42
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RT6
Pathogenesis of mycobacterium tub...,
Diagnosing tuberculosis,
Culture of tuberculosis is done o...
37
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Biodefense
Define terrorist attack,
What are the three categories of ...,
Why is category a the most dangerous
8
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CNS Infections I
Clinical features of cns infection,
What are the routes of infections...,
What is trojan horse
37
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CNS Infections II
Where does haemophilus influenzae...,
Biology of heamophilus influenzae,
Clinical features of h influenzae
50
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CNS Infections III
Associated with alphavirus,
Associated with flavivirus,
Associated with bunyaviridae
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CNS Infection IV
Symptoms of brain abscesses,
Predisposing condition and organi...,
Predisposing condition and organi...
30
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Parasite Drugs for Midterm
Metronidazole,
Tinidazole tindamax usa,
Spiramycin
11
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