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FND HEALTHCARE

fundamentals of healthcare

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5 main classes of microorganisms bacteria, protozoa, fungi, rickettsiae, viruses
What is a discription for Bacteria one-celled plant
What is a discription for protozoa one-celled animal
What is a discription for fungi plantlike organism
What is a discription for rickettsiae parasitic organisms
What is a discription for viruses smallest microorgamsims
5 living enviroments for pathogens warm, dark, source of food, moisture, some require oxygen
What is a discription for endogenous disease originates in the body
What is a discription for exogenous disease originates outside the body
What is a discription for nosocomial acquired in a hospital
What is a discription for opportunistic body's defence system is weak
what are the components in the chain of infection causative agent, source of resevoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, suseptible host
What is a causative agent pathogen
What is a source of resevoir were it can live
what is a portal of entry have a way to enter a new host
what is a mode of transmission a way it can be transmitted
what is a suseptible host a person likely to get an infection
what is a disease of bacteria strepthroat
what is a disease of protozoa malaria
what is a disease of fungi ringworms
what is a disease of rickettsiae rocky moutain spotted fever
what is a disease of viruses hepititus b
5 body defences mucous membrane, cillia, tears, fever, inflamation,
concern is... HBV,HCV, HIV
what is a portal of exit a way for it to leave the host
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