NUR 612 (PATHO) MODULE 2 VC 1 (IMMUNITY #1) Questions with CORRECT Answers (Grade A+)
Question 1:
host any organism capable of supporting
Answer:
another organism
Question 2:
microflora bacteria on our body surfaces
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 3:
colonization presence of a living organism
Answer:
multiplying within the host
Question 4:
is colonization in- NO fection?
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 5:
infectious dis- Organisms are multiplying and ease damage
Answer:
causes the host to sustain injury or pathologic
Question 6:
virulence disease inducing potential
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 7:
pathogens microorganisms so virulent that
,Answer:
they are mostly involved in disease
Question 8:
Saprophytes and grow on dead tissue, not related relations to humans
Answer:
to humans
Question 9:
opportunistic microorganism that produces pathogens (illness, meds, malnutrition) give example
ex. yeast infection when pt on
Answer:
a disease when the host is immunocompromised ABX'S
Question 10:
mutualism both the host and microorganism give example ex. bacteria in our gut helps with
Answer:
benefit vit K, we give the bacteria a place to live
Question 11:
parasitic relation- only the microorganism benefit ship ex. tapeworm give example
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 12:
commensalism colonizing organism acquires give example ex. birds eating bugs off a cow
Answer:
needs or shelter from a host
Question 13:
prions and what tiny protein particles that do they cause GENETIVE DISEASE
Answer:
cause infection, can cause TRANSMISSIBLE NEURO-
, Question 14:
can you treat pri- no on disease with ABX?
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 15:
Creutzfeldt-Ja- prion disease, causes dementia cob disease
Answer:
and then death
Question 16:
viruses (three smallest intracellular pathogens characteristics) 1. cannot replicate or live
2. have no organized cell
3. either have DNA or RNA,
Answer:
outside cell structure never both
Question 17:
explain how input their DNA or RNA in viruses take over a cell
Answer:
host nucleus
Question 18:
virus latency vs latency - virus takes over oncogenesis oncogenesis - viral cell can
Answer:
cell, but is dormant multiply and cause malignancy or damage
Question 19:
examples of 2 la- HPV - cervical cancer tent viruses that herpes zoster - shingles can cause
malignancy/damage?
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 1:
host any organism capable of supporting
Answer:
another organism
Question 2:
microflora bacteria on our body surfaces
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 3:
colonization presence of a living organism
Answer:
multiplying within the host
Question 4:
is colonization in- NO fection?
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 5:
infectious dis- Organisms are multiplying and ease damage
Answer:
causes the host to sustain injury or pathologic
Question 6:
virulence disease inducing potential
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 7:
pathogens microorganisms so virulent that
,Answer:
they are mostly involved in disease
Question 8:
Saprophytes and grow on dead tissue, not related relations to humans
Answer:
to humans
Question 9:
opportunistic microorganism that produces pathogens (illness, meds, malnutrition) give example
ex. yeast infection when pt on
Answer:
a disease when the host is immunocompromised ABX'S
Question 10:
mutualism both the host and microorganism give example ex. bacteria in our gut helps with
Answer:
benefit vit K, we give the bacteria a place to live
Question 11:
parasitic relation- only the microorganism benefit ship ex. tapeworm give example
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 12:
commensalism colonizing organism acquires give example ex. birds eating bugs off a cow
Answer:
needs or shelter from a host
Question 13:
prions and what tiny protein particles that do they cause GENETIVE DISEASE
Answer:
cause infection, can cause TRANSMISSIBLE NEURO-
, Question 14:
can you treat pri- no on disease with ABX?
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
Question 15:
Creutzfeldt-Ja- prion disease, causes dementia cob disease
Answer:
and then death
Question 16:
viruses (three smallest intracellular pathogens characteristics) 1. cannot replicate or live
2. have no organized cell
3. either have DNA or RNA,
Answer:
outside cell structure never both
Question 17:
explain how input their DNA or RNA in viruses take over a cell
Answer:
host nucleus
Question 18:
virus latency vs latency - virus takes over oncogenesis oncogenesis - viral cell can
Answer:
cell, but is dormant multiply and cause malignancy or damage
Question 19:
examples of 2 la- HPV - cervical cancer tent viruses that herpes zoster - shingles can cause
malignancy/damage?
Answer:
Answer not clearly separated in the source document.
