Which infectious organism does this describe: grows inside animal cells - ex. Rocky mountain spotted fever, typhus fever Bacteria carried in an animal (vector) cell and transmitted through a bite

ANSWERS 2024/2025 -100% solution Legally, images must have these 4 pieces of information on them: - Correct Answer Pt identification Institution where image was taken Right or left anatomical marker Date Palliative care means... - Correct Answer end of life care Which infectious organism does this describe: prokaryotes (no nucleus) - examples are: Strep throat, TB, staff infection, e. coli 1. cocci - spheres 2. bacilli - rods 3. spirals - Correct Answer Bacteria Which infectious organism does this describe: grows inside animal cells - ex. Rocky mountain spotted fever, typhus fever Bacteria carried in an animal (vector) cell and transmitted through a bite - Correct Answer Rickettsiae Which infectious organism does this describe: Subcellular organisms that contain - ex. flu, mono, HIV, chicken pox, herpes DNA or RNA protected by a capsid - HIV - common cold - hepatitis - mononucleosis - warts - Correct Answer Virus Which infectious organism does this describe: It can be grouped into two basic groups: 1) Molds - fungi that grow in a filamentous form 2) Yeasts - characteristically single cells 400 fungi are known to cause diseases in humans - ringworm - athlete's foot - histoplasmosis - Correct Answer Fungi Name what the following is describing: Pathogenic variants of proteins naturally produced in nerve cells Do not have DNA ex. Mad Cow Disease and Creutzfeldt-Jakob in humans - Correct Answer Prions Single-celled animal Motile or nonmotile - flagella - cilia - ameboid - Giardiasis - Toxoplasmosis - trichomoniasis - Correct Answer Protezoa Name 4 portals of exit for infectious microorganisms: - Correct Answer Skin (contact) Mucous Membrane Body Fluids Respiratory Tract Name 4 modes of transportation that are considered indirect and give an example of each. - Correct Answer - Fomite - inanimate object - ex. Doorknob, machine, IR, etc. - Vector - insect or animal - Airborne - dispersed in air and inhaled - Droplet - contact with mucous membranes (nose, mouth, eye, etc) What is the most common portal of entry for infectious microorganisms in the hospital setting? - Correct Answer catheter (urinary) What is the term for "free from infection, not sterile, but clean" - Correct Answer Medical Asepsis