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  1. 1Is Amebiasis a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?Protozoan
  2. 2Is Giardiasis a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?Protozoan
  3. 3Is Malaria a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?Protozoan
  4. 4Is Taxoplasmosis a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?Protozoan
  5. 5Is Trichomoniasis a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?Protozoan
  6. 6Is Chix. pox/shingles a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?Virus
  7. 7Is Hep A a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?virus
  8. 8Is Hep B a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?virus
  9. 9Is Hep C a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?virus
  10. 10Is Herpes simplex a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?virus
  11. 11Is Influenza a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?virus
  12. 12Is Mumps a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?virus
  13. 13Is Respiratory Syncytial virus RNA or DNARNA
  14. 14Is Respiratory Syncytial virsus naked or enveloped?enveloped
  15. 15Is Rubeola a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?virus
  16. 16Is Rubella a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?virus
  17. 17Is Chlamydia a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  18. 18Is Cholera a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  19. 19Is Gonorrhea a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  20. 20Is Legionnaires a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  21. 21Is Pertussis a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  22. 22Is Pseudomonas aeruginosa a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  23. 23Is Acinetobacter baumanii a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  24. 24Is Rocky Mt. Spotted Fever a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  25. 25Is Shigellosis a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  26. 26Is Syphillis a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  27. 27Is Histoplasmosis a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?Fungal
  28. 28Is Typhoid fever a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G-
  29. 29Is Anthrax a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G+
  30. 30What are the acid fast diseases?TB & Gonorrhea
  31. 31Is Diphtheria a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G+
  32. 32Is Listeriosis a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G+
  33. 33Is Staph. aureus a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G+
  34. 34Are Strep infections a protozoan, virus, G+, G-, or fungal?G+
  35. 35What is an endospore forming diseaseAnthrax
  36. 36the organisim that causes SyphilisTreponema pallidium
  37. 37the organisim that causes Typhoid feverSalmonella enterica
  38. 38what causes influenzaOrthomyxoviridae
  39. 39What causes mumpsParotitis
    Paramyxoviridae
  40. 40what causes Rubeola (measles)Morbillivirus
    Paramyxoviridae
  41. 41What causes Rubella (german measles)Rubivirus
    Togaviridae
  42. 42What causes AmebiasisEntamoeba histolytica
  43. 43What causes MalariaGenus Plasmodium
    4 species: P. falciparaum, P. ovale, P. vivax, & P. malariae
  44. 44Is Chix. pox/shingles RNA or DNA?DNA
  45. 45Is Chix. Pox/Shingles naked or envelopedenveloped
  46. 46Is Hep A RNA or DNAmRNA
  47. 47Is Hep A naked or envelopedenveloped
  48. 48Is Hep B RNA or DNADNA
  49. 49Is Hep B naked or envelopedenveloped
  50. 50Is Hep C RNA or DNARNA
  51. 51Is Hep C naked or envelopedenveloped
  52. 52Is Herpes Simplex RNA or DNADNA
  53. 53Is herpes simplex naked or envelopedenveloped
  54. 54Is HIV RNA or DNAssRNA
  55. 55Is HIV naked or envelopedenveloped
  56. 56Is Influenza RNA or DNARNA
  57. 57Is Influenza naked or envelopedenveloped
  58. 58Is mumps RNA or DNARNA
  59. 59Is mumps naked or envelopedenveloped
  60. 60Is HPV RNA or DNAdsDNA
  61. 61Is HPV naked or envelopednaked
  62. 62Is respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) RNA or DNARNA
  63. 63Is RSV naked or envelopedenveloped
  64. 64Is Rubeola (measles) RNA or DNAssRNA
  65. 65Is Rubeola (measles) naked or envelopedenveloped
  66. 66Is Rubella (german measles) naked or envelopedenveloped
  67. 67Is Rubella (german measles) RNA or DNAssRNA
  68. 68What is the resivor for Histoplasmosisdirt, soil
  69. 69What is the port of entry for Histoplasmosisrespiratory
  70. 70What disease is 99 % asymptomaticHIstoplasmosis
  71. 71What are the resivor for Choleracontaminatied water
  72. 72What is the mode of entry/exit for Cholerafecal/oral
  73. 73What is affected in the body from CholeraSm. intestine
  74. 74What part of the body is affected by AmebiasisLg. Intestine
  75. 75What is the port of entry for Anthraxinhalation(endospores), ingestion, cutaneus
  76. 76S & S of Anthraxfever, lesion, aches, nausea
  77. 77What is the mode of transmission for Amebiasishuman to human
    &
    cyst ingestion
  78. 78Is Amebiasis found in USA/OhioYes to both
  79. 79Is Anthrax found in US/OhioVery Rare
  80. 80What are the reservoir for Anthraxhuman & Animal
  81. 81Mode of transmission for Chix. pox/shinglesresp. droplet or lesion fluid contact
  82. 82What is the primary host for Chix. pox/shingles?human
  83. 83What is the primary mode of transmission for Chlamydia?sexual transmission
    urogenital
  84. 84S & S of Chlamydiadischarge, abdominal pain, bleeding, pain w/urination or sex
  85. 85Tx for CholeraIV fluids
  86. 86Port of entry/exit for Diphtheria?respiratory secretions
  87. 87Symptoms of DiptheriaPseudomembrane (gray mass) in throat, fever
  88. 88What is complication of Diphtheria?exotoxin damages heart and kidneys
  89. 89What is the mode of transmission for Giardiasisfecal oral
  90. 90S & S of Giardiasisdiarrhea, dehydration, abdominal pain
  91. 91What part of the body does Giardiasis effect?Sm. Intestine
  92. 92Is Giardiasis found in US/Ohioyes to both but more common in developing countries
  93. 93Primary reservoir for Gonorrheahuman
  94. 94Primary reservoir for Hep AHuman but has been found in primates
  95. 95S & S of Hep Aappitite loss, low grade fever, jaundice, clay stool
  96. 96Is HVS-1 oral or genital?oral
  97. 97Is HVS-2 oral or genitalgenital
  98. 98Reservoir for Histoplasmosissoil
  99. 99S & S of Histoplasmosislung infection
  100. 100Is Histoplasmosis found in US/Ohioyes to both
  101. 101S & S of ListeriosisAches, fever, headache, stiff neck, confusion
  102. 102Primary reservoir for ListeriosisSoil, water, animal/human feces
  103. 103What parts of the body does Listeriosis effectGI & resp.
  104. 104Is Listeriosis food borne or airborn?food borne
  105. 105Primary reservoir of Malariahuman, also Asian monkeys
  106. 106Mode of transmission for MalariaHuman to human by infected vector (mosquito saliva)
  107. 107Is malaria in US/Ohyes to both
  108. 108Port of entry for Mumpsresp. tract
  109. 109S & S of mumpsmalaise, swollen salivary glands, fever, nasal discharge
  110. 110What is the most common nosocomial infection?Pseudomonas aeruginosa
  111. 111Mode of transmission for Pseudomonas aeruginosahuman to human contanct or indirect contact
  112. 112Primary reservoir for RSVhumans, cotton rats, mice, guinea pigs, lambs
  113. 113Route of transmission for RSVairborne route by droplet
  114. 114Primary reservoir for Rocky Mt. spotted feverhumans, dogs, small animals
  115. 115Rocky Mt. spotted fever vectordog tick
  116. 116Port of entry for Rubeolaupper resp. tract
  117. 117S & S of Rubeolafever, conjunctivitis, Koplik's spots, sore throat
  118. 118Rubeola reservoironly human
  119. 119Port of entry for Rubellaresp. tract
  120. 120S & S of Rubellaswollen lymph nodes, malaise, slight rash
  121. 121What are the 3 stages of a syphilis infection1) painless sore, 2) red spotty rash, 3) arthritis
  122. 122Primary host for Toxoplasmosiscats only definitive host
  123. 123S & S of Trichomoniasiswomen=frothy foul smelling discharge
    men= most asymptomatic
  124. 124What is a Tachyzoitecrescent shaped trophozoite
    Toxoplasmosis
  125. 125What is a Oocystdormant product of sexual reproduction in the cat
    Toxoplasmosis
  126. 126What is a Bradyzoiteround cyst, dormant in muscle tissue in birds and mammals
    Toxoplasmosis
  127. 127Major targets of taxoplasmosisskeletal muscle, brain, lymph nodes, retina
  128. 128Modes of transmission for toxoplasmosiseating raw meat, inhalation of oocyst in cat feces, or ingestion oocyst (poor hygine)
  129. 129Trichomoniasis reservoirhuman uriogenital tract
    female=vagina & urethra
    male=urethra, seminal vesicles, prostate
  130. 130What can cause impantegoStaph and Strep
  131. 131what can cause flesh eating virusStrep pyogenes
  132. 132What is the target of MalariaRBC
  133. 133What is the only acute Hep.A
  134. 134What are the vector borne diseasesRocky mt. spotted fever, lyme, malaria

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