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a disease causing organism | pathogen
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a course of treatment | therapy
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scientific term for worm | helminith
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group of organisms that includes yeasts and molds | fungi
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group of small bacteria that includes the agents causing trachoma and parrot fever | chlamydias
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rod-shaped bacteria | bacilli
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the group of microorganisms described as animal-like | protozoa
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the smallest known infectious agents | viruses
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The process of determining the nature of an illness | diagnosis
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a group of signs and symptoms that occur together | syndrome
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a disorder without known cause, or self originating | idiopathic
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the study of the cause of a disorder | etiology
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a disease that is present continuously in a given area | endemic
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the study that deals with the nature of disease and includes the changes caused by disease | pathology
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a disease that can be transmitted from one person to another | communicable
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a prediction of the probable outcome of a disease | prognosis
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spherical bacteria in chains | streptococci
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spherical bacteria in bunches | staphylococci
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slightly curved bacteria, like a comma | vibro
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kills everything | sterilization
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mycology is the study of.... | fungi
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bacteria that can grow in the absence of oxygen | anaerobic
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needs oxygen to grow | aerobic
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the commonly used staining procedure is known as | gram stain
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a blueish purple dye is added to a sample and then a weak solution of iodine is added | process of gram staining
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when gram staining and the alcohol does not remove the dye | gram positive
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when gram staining and the alcohol removes the coloring | gram negative
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a method of staining where where organisms turn the color red | acid fast
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What causes AIDS? | viruses
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What causes Malaria? | Protozoan
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What causes chicken pox | viruses
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