MODULE TWO. AIM To understand the causes and spread of infection and be able to apply the principles of infection prevention and control.

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MODULE TWO

AIM To understand the causes and spread of infection and be able to apply the principles of infection prevention and control

OBJECTIVES To understand the types of micro-organisms and how they grow To be able to identify the types of infections micro-organisms cause

CAUSES OF INFECTION MICRO ORGANISMS CAN BE PATHOGENIC OR NON PATHOGENIC CANNOT BE SEEN BY HUMAN EYE THERE ARE BILLIONS OF THEM

Terms colonisation Localised infection Infection Systemic infection The presence of a harmful micro- organism s in the body When micro- organisms multiply in the tissues but cause no signs or symptoms of disease Infection affecting a specific area of the body Infection affecting the whole body

Activity Please complete question four in your workbook

GROUPS OF MICRO-ORGANISMS VIRUSES BACTERIAFUNGI PROTOZOA

VIRUSES SMALLEST VARY IN SHAPE NEED A HOST QUICKLY DIE OUTSIDE OF HOST CAN LIE DORMANT THEN BECOME ACTIVE

VIRAL DISEASES MEASLES MUMPS CHICKEN POX HIV INFLUENZA HEPATITIS

THE AIDS VIRUS

THE CHICKENPOX VIRUS

THE FLU VIRUS

BACTERIA LARGER THAN VIRUSES VARY IN SHAPE MILLIONS EXIST ONLY A FEW ARE PATHOGENIC CAN LIVE OUTSIDE HOST CAN LIE DORMANT THEN BECOME ACTIVE

BACTERIAL DISEASES GASTRO ENTERITIS MENINGITIS TUBERCULOSIS PNEUMONIA GANGERENE SYPHILIS

BACTERIAL BLOB

BACTERIAL MENINGITIS

E-COLI BACTERIA

BACTERIAL INFECTION

BACTERIAL MENINGITIS

FUNGI A SIMPLE PLANT A PARASITE CAN BE BENEFICIAL SOME ARE HARMFUL CAN CAUSE ILLNESS AND DEATH

FUNGAL DISEASES ATHLETES FOOT ORAL CANDIDA VAGINAL CANDIDA RINGWORM SKIN DISEASE NAIL DISEASE

FUNGI

RINGWORM

SKIN FUNGUS

TOENAIL FUNGUS

PROTOZOA SMALL PRIMATIVE ANIMAL ONLY ONE CELL LARGER THAN VIRUSES LARGER THAN BACTERIA APPROX 30 HARMFUL PARASITES

PROTOZOA DISEASES MALARIA DYSENTRY TRICHOMONAS TOXOPLASMOSIS CRYPTOSPRIDIUM THREAD WORMS

MOSQUITO

MALARIA

THREADWORMS

HOW TO GROW PATHOGENIC MICRO ORGANISMS PROVIDE TIME PROVIDE WARMTH PROVIDE MOISTURE PROVIDE FOOD

Test your knowledge Please complete the crossword

QUESTIONS

Activity Please complete question five and six in your workbook

THANKYOU