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Micro Exam 2

Exam 2

TermDefinition
Metabolism Sum total of all cell actions
Anabolism making/building - requires ATP
Catabolism breaking down large molecules - creates ATP
Holozoic nutrition animal-like
Holophytic nutrition plant-like
Autotrophic needs organic food source
Heterotrophic needs inorganic food source
photosynthetic needs light
chemosynthetic needs chemicals
saprophyte fungi - grows on dead or decaying organic matter
parasite organism that grows in/on a living host
obligate parasite must grow in/on a living hoste
facultative parasite prefers to grow in/on living hose, but can grow elsewhere
example of obligate parasite virus
types of culture media 1. synthetic 2. empirical 3. living and 4. special
synthetic culture media defined
empirical culture media not defined - complex organic
living culture media living tissue, animals, fertilized egg, et.c
special cultre media selective and differential
selective media only allows certain major groups of bacteria to grow (ie, Gm+ or Gm-; aerobic or anaerobic)
Psychrophile must grow at ~ 10-15 C
Mesophile must grow at ~ 25-37 C
Thermophile must grow at ~ 50-60 C
Osmophiles must grow in 4.5-6% NaCl solution
Halophiles must grow in >10% NaCl solution
Chlamydia spherical, obligate parasite, 6 life stages
Chlamydia psittoci dried bird feces - causes pneumonia psittacosis
Chlamydia trachomatis causes trachoma
Nongonococcal Urethritis urethral discharge to fetal death, give tetracycline, sulfas, erythromycin in newborn's eyes (prevent inclusion conjunctivitis)
Lymphogranuloma Venereum genital lesions, malaise, nausea, rash, pus-filled buboes - remove pus, tetracycline, sulfas, erythromycin - untreated leads to elephantiesis
Mycoplasma smallest of all known free-living organisms, no cell walls (pleomorphic), sterols in membrane
Mycoplasma pneumoniae pleomorphic, motile, anaerobic, causes tracheobronchitis (walking pneumonia), give erythromycin or tetracycline, no permanent immunity
Ureaplasma urealyticum t-strain Mycoplasma, found in urine, pleomorphic, causes NGU, pain on urination, yellow mucoid discharge, give erythro or tetracycline
fomite non-living contaminated object
pathogen an organism that by its own nature can overcome host defenses and cause disease
Necessary for disease 1. Pathogen, Opportunists, or non-Pathogen at injury, 2. Portal of Entry, 3. Virulence, 4. Critical # of cells, 5. Poor host defenses, 6. Bacerial Products
Agranular Leukocytes Lymphocytes (B & T) and Monocytes
Granular Leukocytes Basophiles, Eosinophiles, & Neutrophiles
B-cells antibody production
T-cells phagocytosis
Monocyte Macrophage in tissue, kidney bean shaped nucleus, AB carrier, forms fibroblasts for wound repair
Basophile S-shaped nucleus, phagocytic, anti-clotting, granules=enzymes, histamine & heparin
Eosinophile U-shaped nucleus, phagocytic againsts worms & fungi
Neutrophiles PMN (polymorphonucleated), phagocytic
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