Many-a-Review Game by Connnor Strangman Period D-E
Review Game Chapter 21 Two groups of three if one group does not answer correctly the other group collaborates if no groups get it then we move on
The skin is the barrier against organisms True or False
True The skin is the barrier against microorganisms
What does the epidermis contain?(also in hair and finger nails) K------
Keratin this reminds me of carrots.
Of the many glands in the dermis, oil glands is not one of them. True or false
FALSE oil glands along with sweat glands are in the dermis
What are vessicles ?
Well since you asked... small fluid filled lesions.
what are some symptoms of rubella? just two
rash, slight fever,headache,a pinkish rash on your face. runny nose = death. Just like if you touch a bat you die.
Rabies, what are some results/symptoms. Two or more
spasms of the throat and mouth,brain and spinal cord damage, and death
Leprosy has been cultiveted on artificial media before true or false
FALSE Leprosy has never been cultivated on artificial media before
Chicken Pox cannot infect humans. False or True
False chicken pox can only infect humans.
how is herpes transmitted?
Herpes is transmitted oraly.
What causes scabies?
scabies is caused by mites laying eggs in your skin
Candidiasis is what kind of infection.
it is a mucus membrane infection
measles is transmitted by what system.
the respiratory system.
what is the inflammation of the cornea called?
Inflammation of the cornea is called keratitis
what happens if you do not disinfect a contact ln correctly?
you can contract conjunctivitis. it is not very pleasant
Review game II
what does the central nervous system consist of ? The brain and spinal cord.
what does neisseria meningitidis cause? meningococcal meningitis.
is n. meningitidis found in healthy people? why yes, yes it is.
what is found near the wound infected with tetanus? C.tetani
leprosy is found in what kind of locations? it is found in tropical locations most fo the time
what are some of the symptoms/conclusions of rabies spasms of the throat and mouth,brain and spinal cord damage, and death
how is a diagnosis taken on patients with rabies? they take a saliva sample.
how does one caatch poliomyelitis. by drinking water with feces in it.
what are some symptoms of poliomyelitis headache, sore throat, fever, stiffness of the back and neck and occasional paralysis.
wht causes rabies? The Rhabdovirus
what are the symptoms for arboviral encephalitis? chills,headache,fever, and eventually coma
what is african trypanosomiasis caused by? trypanosoma brucei
A disease of the CNS(central nervous system ) progresses slowly and causes spongiform degeneration, What is the cause? Prions
What is a prion? self replicating proteins with no nucleus.
amebic meningoencephalitis is a disease. Chronic
african trypanosomiasis effects the system. nervous
mycobacterium leprae causes what disease? leprosy
what disease does C. botulinum cause? botulism
Review game III Chapter 23
what does the cardiovascular system consist of? The heart and blood vessels
interstitial fluid what is the fluid that filters out the capillaries?
what is sepsis? an inflammatory response caused by the spread of bacteria or their toxin
what is the inner layer of the heart called? the endocardium
fever, anemia, and a heart murmur is signs of what? a bacterial infection of the heart.
what is used to prevent rheumatic fever? penicillin
bacteria causes to heart valves. Rapid destruction
tularemia is found where? in animals
Bacillus anthracis causes Anthrax
how can a person catch anthrax? by handling infected animal hide
gangre causes ---- tissue to die. Gangre causes soft tissue to die
septicemia, how is it caught? through a cat/dog bite/ scratch
streptobacillus moniliformis causes what disease? Rat Bite Fever (fevah)
Bartonella Henselae Causes what diseases? cat scratch fever
What carries the bubonic plague? rats, specifically european rats,
what type of disease is the bubonic plague? it is a vector disease
what transmits the bubonic plague? the fleas of a rat.specifically in eurpoe
what carries relapsing fever? rodents
what transmits lyme disease? ticks, or deer ticks
what are some symptoms of malaria ? chills, fever, vomiting, and headache
Chapter IV review
it is possible for the infection to spread out of the cardiovascular system. True or falsetrue
the lower respiratory is usually sterile true or falsetrue
what are some symptoms of scarlet fever? red rash, high fever,and a red enlarged tongue
what diseases does corynebacterium diphtheriae cause diphtheria
where does blastomycosis(north american) start ? in the lungs
what are some symptoms of the flu. chills, vomiting, fever, headache, and genaral muscle ache
does the flu kill? no, most flu related deaths are caused by secondary bacterial diseases.
most viruses can cause pneumonia. true or falseTRUE
how is melioidosis transmitted? inhalation
what is Q fever inter obligate parasite(s)
how is psittacosis transmitted? through direct contact
legionellosis transfers from person to person. true or falsefalse
what are the tubercles? the lesions from tuberculosis
M. bovis affects the bones. true or false true
aspergillus, rhizopus, and mucor are all fungi
MORE REVIEW!!?? (geez) Chapter 25 only one more chapter left (not including this one) Its my job no one said i liked it
What does the digestive system consist of? intestines (large and small),mouth, pharynx,stomach, and esophagus.
how does one acquire a digestive disease by digestion
how long is the incubation tome for digestive diseases? 12 hours to 2 weeks
how do you know if you have shigellosis? if you have blood and mucus in your stool
how does one kill salmonellosis? by cooking food properly
cholera has a 50% mortality rate true or falsetrue
humans are a definitive host for pinworms. true or false true
humans infected with tapeworms may have hydatid cysts in their lungs. true or falseTrue
where are tapeworms found? undercooked meat, fish, and pork.The intestines works too i guess.
where does amoebic dysentery grow? the large intestine
what is the incubation time for gastroenteritis? two to three days
c. cayetanensis causes dirahhea. true or falsetrue
How many hepatituss are their. A,B,C,D,E(Fand G are possible)
how is Hepatitus E spread. The fecal, oral route (eeeewwwww)
Hepatitis is the inflammation of the heart. true or false false
what are the symptoms for hepatitis. loss of hunger, malaise, fever
chapter 26 review game almost done. Hang in there TRUE OR FALSE
The urinary system controls blood volume and excretes waste. true false
the urinary bladder is usually sterile. true false
the male urethra is usually sterile. true false
inflammation of the urinary tract is most common in males. true false
pyelonephritis is inflammation of the kidney. true false
leptospira causes chills, fever,a headache. true false
ureaplasma causes urethritis true false
syphilis is not located at the site of infection true false
papilovirus causes gennital warts true false
chancroid is not painful true false
bacterial vaginosis is an infection without inflammation true false
aids is the std of the immune system true false
on a scale of one to ten how boring was this powerpoint? true false
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