Microogranisms Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Infection Control for Dental Assisting Exam with complete solutions What are the main causes of disease? - answerGerms What happens when germs multiply? - answerGerms become diseases The chain of infection contains four links: - answer1.) Virluence 2.) Number of microogranisms 3.) Susceptible host 4.) Portal of Entry What is the virluence of an organism? - answerIt's strength or ability to cause disease Number of Microorganisms - answerDescribes the amount of pathogens present What is...

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Comprehensive legislation that is designed to protect people with disabilities against discrimination AED A device that detects treatable life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias (ventricular fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia) and delivers the appropriate electrical shock to the patient. Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) A system of internal and external reviews and audits of all aspects of an EMS system. emergency medical dispa...

Acute Care Facility - Answer a health care facility that provides care for patients who have extremely serious, severe, or painful conditions that require immediate medical attention Assisted-living Facility - Answer a facility that generally provides housing, group meals, personal care, support services, and social activities in a community setting Complementary Therapies - Answer ("Alternative Medicine"): promote healing through nutrition, exercise, or relaxation. Many are culturally b...

Robert Hooke - ANSWERSdeveloped the first microscope, used to look at plant cells, first to use the term cells-- looked like what monks lived in Anton Van Leeuwenhoek - ANSWERSfather of microbiology first to look at living material-- scraped his teeth and saw that sick people had different microogranisms than his did Carolus Linnaeus - ANSWERSbinomial nomenclature schleiden and schwann - ANSWERSformulated the cell theory-- cells are fundamental unit of life and carry out functions of a...

How are thermal death point and thermal death time different? - Thermal death point is the lowest temperature that kills all cells in a broth in 10 minutes. Thermal death time is the time required to completely sterilize a particular volume of liquid at a given temperature. Is moist heat more effective than dry heat? - Because of its ability to penetrate microbial cells, moist heat kills microogranisms by denaturing their proteins. Sterilization can be achieved at lower temperatures in a sh...

How are thermal death point and thermal death time different? - Thermal death point is the lowest temperature that kills all cells in a broth in 10 minutes. Thermal death time is the time required to completely sterilize a particular volume of liquid at a given temperature. Is moist heat more effective than dry heat? - Because of its ability to penetrate microbial cells, moist heat kills microogranisms by denaturing their proteins. Sterilization can be achieved at lower temperatures in a sh...

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Synthetics, antibiotics Two categories of antimicrobial drugs Growth factor analogs Synthetics that are structurally similar to growth factors but do not function in the cell 00:06 01:24 Growth Factors vitamins, amino acids, and other compounds can act as: Sulfa drugs Synthetic Antimicrobials that inhibit growth of bacteria Isoniazid Synthetic growth analog effective only against Mycobacterium bromine, fluorine Synthetic Nucleic acid base analog...

Synthetics, antibiotics Two categories of antimicrobial drugs Growth factor analogs Synthetics that are structurally similar to growth factors but do not function in the cell 00:06 01:24 Growth Factors vitamins, amino acids, and other compounds can act as: Sulfa drugs Synthetic Antimicrobials that inhibit growth of bacteria Isoniazid Synthetic growth analog effective only against Mycobacterium bromine, fluorine Synthetic Nucleic acid base analog...

Robert Hooke - developed the first microscope, used to look at plant cells, first to use the term cells-- looked like what monks lived in Anton Van Leeuwenhoek - father of microbiology first to look at living material-- scraped his teeth and saw that sick people had different microogranisms than his did Carolus Linnaeus - binomial nomenclature schleiden and schwann - formulated the cell theory-- cells are fundamental unit of life and carry out functions of all living things Louis Pasteur...