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Dreaded Bacterias

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show Streptococcus pyogenes  
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Gram positive cocci responsible for Infective endocarditis   show
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show Streptococcus mutans  
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show Mycobacterium tuberculosis  
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Bacteria responsible for Syphilis   show
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show Basophils, eosinophils and neutrophils  
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Leukocytes that are agranulocytes   show
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Immunity generated by b-lymphocyte production & release of antibodies into the blood. Defends mostly against bacteria, toxins and viruses.   show
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Type of immunity that stimulates T-lymphocytes to activate a variety of T-cells to respond to antigens. Defends against bacteria, virus, fungi, protozoa, helminths and cancer cells   show
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show Acquired-Natural Active  
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Immunity that is passed on from mom to infant   show
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show Acquired -Artificial Active  
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show Acquired - Artificial PassiveA pro  
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A protein that is produced as a result of the introduction of an antigen and has the ability to combine with the antigen that stimulated its production.   show
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show Antigen (Ag)  
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show Cytokine  
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Most numerous Ig and the only one to cross placental barriers   show
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First Ig to appear in immune response   show
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show IgA  
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show IgD  
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show IgE  
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show TH1 (helper)  
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show TH2 (helper)  
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Which bacteria is responsible for candidiasis and what are the predisposing factors for this condition.   show
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How do you contract Hep A? Chronic liver damage?   show
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show blood or other body fluids, chronic liver damage  
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How do you contract Hep C? Chronic liver damage?   show
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How do you contract Hep D? Liver Damage?   show
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show contaminated drinking water, no liver damage  
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How do you contract Hep G, liver damage?   show
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Anti-HAV means what?   show
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HBsAg   show
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HBeAg   show
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HBcAg   show
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If any of the Hepatitis virus names contain IgM, what is indicated?   show
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Anti-HAV means what?   show
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show HB surface antigen/Surface marker in acute disease and carrier state  
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show Hepatitis B e antigen/ High-titer HBV in serum indicates high infectivity, persists into carrier state  
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show Hep B core antigen, indicates acute, chronic or resolved Hep B infection  
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show Including IgM into the Hepatitis infection indicates recent infection.  
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show Primary-Chancre highly contagious, Secondary-mucous patch, highly contagious, Tertiary - Guma, not contagiousWhat  
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What facultative anaerobic streptococci is dominate on the lips or vestibule?   show
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What bacteria is found on the hard palate?   show
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What bacteria is found on the buccal mucosa?   show
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what bacteria is found on the tongue?   show
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show Porphyromonas, Prevotella, Fusobacterium, and Treponema spp.  
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show S. mutans and A. naeslundii  
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What bacteria is found in interproximal surfaces?   show
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What are the drugs of choice for Mycobacterium Tuberculosis?   show
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what antifungal agent would you give for an infection involving Candida   show
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what bacteria can become more abundant with denture wear, mucosa and malnutrition.   show
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show Lactobacilli  
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show Actinomyces organisms predominate for gram + gram - is the prevotella group  
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Hormones, Diabetes, leukemic, drug induced gingival enlargement and poor nutrition are systemic factors that modify what sort of gingival disease?   show
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What is the predominate bacteria in NUG?   show
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show C. albicans, Haemophilus actinomycetemcomitans, F. nucleatum, and Porphyromonas gingivalis  
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What is the predominate bacteria in chronic perio ? (includes all levels from slight to advanced)   show
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What is the principal bacteria in Aggressive perio?   show
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show Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans  
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What are the 4 clinically distinct forms of candidiasis?   show
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show coxsackievirus  
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show Human herpevirus 1 or 2  
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what virus would give you hairy leukoplakia?   show
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What virus gives you the chickenpox and later on maybe shingles?   show
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show Human herpevirus 4 (epstein barr)  
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show Sterilant  
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what category of chemical destroys all microorganisms, but not necessarily high numbers of bacterial spores   show
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what category of chemical destroys vegetative bacteria, most fungi, and most viruses; inactivates Mycobacterium tuberculosis var. bovis   show
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show low level disinfectant  
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Glutaraldehyde, glutaraldehydephenate, hydrogen peroxide, hydrogen peroxide with peracetic acid, peracetic acid are examples of what category of chemical?   show
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show High level  
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show Intermediate level  
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show low-level  
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