MCB2010 Final Exam Questions with Complete Solutions 100% Solved| Grade A+
oncogenic viruses DNA: adeno-, herpes-, pox-, papova-, and hepadnaviridae RNA:
retroviridae; HTLV 1 or 2 (human t cell leukemia virus)
lysogenic viruses
lytic cycle
common viruses and diseases they cause
latent vs persistent viral infections latent is asymptomatic and persistent is constant
plant viruses TMV
prion proteinacious particle
(ch 14) symptoms
signs
syndrome a specific group of signs and symptoms that accompany a disease
communicable disease
contagious disease
non communicable disease
,incidence
prevalence
sporadic disease disease that occurs occasionally in a population
endemic disease
epidemic disease
pandemic disease worldwide epidemic
chronic disease
subacute disease
sepsis
septicemia
bacteremia
toxemia
viremia
, animal reservoirs/zoonoses animals are reservoirs of the pathogen
contact transmission
nosocomial infection
(ch 15) antigenic variation
M protein part of the cell wall; resists phagocytosis, acid, and heat; ex is strep pyrogenes
which causes beta hemolysis
fimbriae (anymore detail?)
coagulases enzyme that coagulates fibrinogen; ex staph
kinases enzyme that digests fibrin clots
collagenase
invasins
siderophores
endotoxins part of cell wall and released when lysed
exotoxins formed inside of cell
oncogenic viruses DNA: adeno-, herpes-, pox-, papova-, and hepadnaviridae RNA:
retroviridae; HTLV 1 or 2 (human t cell leukemia virus)
lysogenic viruses
lytic cycle
common viruses and diseases they cause
latent vs persistent viral infections latent is asymptomatic and persistent is constant
plant viruses TMV
prion proteinacious particle
(ch 14) symptoms
signs
syndrome a specific group of signs and symptoms that accompany a disease
communicable disease
contagious disease
non communicable disease
,incidence
prevalence
sporadic disease disease that occurs occasionally in a population
endemic disease
epidemic disease
pandemic disease worldwide epidemic
chronic disease
subacute disease
sepsis
septicemia
bacteremia
toxemia
viremia
, animal reservoirs/zoonoses animals are reservoirs of the pathogen
contact transmission
nosocomial infection
(ch 15) antigenic variation
M protein part of the cell wall; resists phagocytosis, acid, and heat; ex is strep pyrogenes
which causes beta hemolysis
fimbriae (anymore detail?)
coagulases enzyme that coagulates fibrinogen; ex staph
kinases enzyme that digests fibrin clots
collagenase
invasins
siderophores
endotoxins part of cell wall and released when lysed
exotoxins formed inside of cell
