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MICR 483 Module 6, MICRO need to knows, BMED 483, MICR 483 Midterm 2025/2026 Exam Questions and Answers | 100% Solved What is an arbovirus? -

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MICR 483 Midterm Exam Questions With Complete Answers...

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What is one functional study done in humans showing a positive effect of probiotics on feelings? - Answer Functional MRI investigation found that healthy subjects who received a fermented milk product with probiotics showed decreased blood oxygen level-dependent activity to an emotional attention task using facial expressions What is thought to account for the differences between the gut microbiota of the European kids vs the Burkina Faso kids? - Answer -Diet strongly influences gut mic...

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The World Health Organization has several constitution principles. What are four of the nine presented in class? - Answer 1) Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and the absence of disease or infirmity 2) Highest attainable standard of health is one of the fundamental rights of every human 3) Healthy development of children is basic importance 4) Governments have responsibility for the health of their peoples by providing adequate health and social measure...

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sylvatic cycle - Answer transmission between wild animals and primary insect vector. Leads to amplification of the virus. Animal act as reservoir host What is a reservoir host? - Answer a host that harbours the pathogen, but does not suffer ill effects from the disease rural cycle - Answer Transmission between domestic animals and insect vector. Amplification occurs in animal (amplifying host) urban cycle - Answer between insect vector and humans Human can be infected via b...

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Arbovirus - Answer arthropod borne virus → mosquitoes, sand flies, lice, fleas, ticks, mites 80 different diseases, 500 different viruses can be +ssRNA, -ssRNA, dsRNA Flaviviridae viruses - Answer +ssRNA: divided into 4 genera Genus Flavivirus → Zika, West Nile, Dengue. also Yellow Fever, Chikungunya, Japanese encephalitis. Genus Hepacivirus → Hepatitis C virus Genus Pegivirus → Pegivirus A; infects humans but doesn't cause disease Genus Pestivirus → ...

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Normal flora - Answer microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, viruses) that are found in or on the body Microbiome - Answer over 500 bacterial species that outnumber somatic cells 10 to 1 Fungiome - Answer small proportion of fungi to the body; imbalances in the fungiome can lead to pathological conditions Symbionts - Answer both organisms benefit from one another Pathobionts - Answer potentially pathological organisms that live as symbionts Commensals - Answer one orga...

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What are some examples of mucous membranes? - Answer oral cavity, nasal cavity, vagina, skin, gut Define symbionts - Answer close physical association b/w organisms, both benefit What type of bacteria compose the skin microbiome? - Answer gram pos bacilli and cocci 1) staph aureus 2) Coryneform bacteria "Diphtheroid" 3) Propionibacterium spp. The skin microbiome has coagulase positive bacteria, what does this mean? - Answer coagulase = enzyme in microorganisms tha...

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Symbiont - Answer Organism living close to body both benefiting from each other Pathobiont - Answer Pathological disease-causing organisms Commensal - Answer Organism on body that benefits from host but host doesn't benefit or get damaged (neutral) Normal organism in nasal cavity - Answer Streptococcus pneumoniae Normal organism in oral cavity - Answer Viridans streptococci Normal organisms in gut (4) - Answer 1. Bacteroides fragility 2. E. coli 3. Enteroc...

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5 criteria viruses are classified on - Answer 1. nature of nucleic acids: classified based on Baltimore classification 2. symmetry of capsid 3. presence/absence of envelope 4. structure, size, morphology 5. tissue tropism 3 steps in viral replication - Answer 1. attachment and entry: virus attach to membrane and enter host 2. replication and integration virus use host genome replication then incorporate into the genome (if applicable) 3. assembly and egress: new virions assembl...

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4 ways to acquire parasites - Answer 1. Bites 2. Water 3. Environment 4. Food Endoparasites vs ectoparasites - Answer Endoparasites live in the host and cause infections, anaerobic respiration and permanent Ectoparasites live on host and cause infection, aerobic respiration and can be temporary, intermittent or permanent Permanent parasites - Answer Parasite completed life cycle on/in host till medical intervention Endoparasite vs ectoparasite nutrients - Answer Endo ...

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MICR 483 - Exam 1 Questions With Accurate Answers...

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Micr 483 Module 6, Micro Exam With Accurate Answers ...

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