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Unit 1a-6: The Telling of Infectious Stories

Unit 1a-6: The Telling of Infectious Stories

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44 Slides • 19 Questions

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Which term describes the immune defense created after exposure to an antigen?

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Adaptive immunity

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Innate immunity

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Antibody

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Cytokines

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A microorganism that causes disease is called a

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Multiple Choice

Which term refers to a living means of transmission?

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Vector

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Pathogen

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Antigen

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Parasite

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the difference between a disease and an infection?

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A disease is always caused by microorganisms, while an infection is not.

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A disease is a manifestation of detrimental changes in body functions, while an infection is the presence of potentially harmful microorganisms.

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An infection always shows alterations in body functions, while a disease does not.

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A disease cannot be communicable, while an infection can.

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The phase in which symptoms are most severe during the development of infection is called the

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a mode of transmission for infectious agents?

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Physical contact

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Droplets

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Vaccination

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Airborne

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Open Ended

Describe how environmental and animal factors contribute to the transmission of infectious diseases.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a work practice control used to prevent the spread of infection at the 'portal of exit' stage?

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Sick patients are advised to wear masks.

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Rooms, hands, and equipment are routinely cleaned.

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Personnel wear PPE and phlebotomists wear gloves.

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Medical personnel are vaccinated.

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Open Ended

Think about the recent COVID-19 pandemic. How can you use your knowledge of the infection cycle to better understand the progression of COVID-19?

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Open Ended

Can you name any of the five classifications of pathogens and give a description of them?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a rule of binomial nomenclature when naming an organism?

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First name begins with a capitalized letter.

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Second name is fully lowercase.

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Both names are in italics.

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First name is always lowercase.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following pathogen classifications consists of microscopic worms that infect the host?

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Bacteria

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Viruses

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Helminths

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Protozoa

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Open Ended

What impact do the different classifications of pathogens have on our ability to diagnose and treat infections in humans?

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Open Ended

How do you think that innate immunity and adaptive immunity compare to each other?

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Which of the following are considered barriers in the body's innate immune system?

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Skin

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Mucus membranes

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Antibodies

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Stomach acid

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Open Ended

How do the innate and adaptive immune systems work together to protect the body against harmful substances or pathogens?

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What have you learned about the body's immune system?

What questions do you still have?

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Open Ended

Give one example scenario for each type of antigen classification.

How would you experience each type of antigen classification?

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How can you use your understanding of the body's immune response and the chain of infection to implement preventive measures in your daily life?

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