microbio ch. 24 - digestive system infections

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Be familiar with and know how to use properly the key terms given at the beginning of chapter 24.

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Be familiar with the components of the upper and lower digestive system.

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Bacterial and viral infections of the upper alimentary system:

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What disease/condition is associated with Helicobacter pylori infections?

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How is the bacterium transmitted?

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What body site is affected?

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How does the urease enzyme contribute to the ability of the bacterium to survive the acidic conditions of the stomach?

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Describe how H. pylori infections can lead to ulcer formation?

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What infectious agent is associated with mumps?

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How is the agent transmitted?

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What symptoms are associated with mumps?

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How is the disease treated and prevented?

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What are the three main groups of bacteria associated with diseases of the lower alimentary system? 

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Which bacteria are classified as Enterobacteriaceae?

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How are these bacteria transmitted?

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Be familiar with the main pathogenic mechanisms used by bacteria that cause disease in the lower alimentary system.

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What bacterium causes cholera?

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What symptoms are associated with cholera?

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How does the cholera toxin function to produce these symptoms?

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How can cholera be prevented and treated?

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What bacterial species causes shigellosis?

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What are the symptoms of the disease?

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How do the bacteria invade and replicate inside intestinal epithelial cells?

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What virulence factor is associated with hemalytic uremic syndrome? 

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What are the characteristics of this syndrome?

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How can shigellosis be prevented/treated?

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What are the groups of E. coli that cause gastroenteritis?

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What are the two species of Salmonella?

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Which species causes gastroenteritis? 

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What are the symptoms of salmonella gastroenteritis? 

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How is this condition treated/prevented?

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Which species causes typhoid fever? 

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What are the symptoms of typhoid fever? 

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How is typhoid fever treated/prevented?

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What food is commonly contaminated with Salmonella?

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What disease is associated with Clostridium difficile?

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How does antibiotic treatment promote Clostridium difficile infection?

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Describe the pathogenesis of Clostridium difficile infection.

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What is the epidemiology of Clostridium difficile infection?

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How is Clostridium difficile infection prevented/treated?

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Viral diseases of the lower digestive system

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For rotaviral gastroenteritis and norovirus gastroenteritis, know the following:

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What populations are affected by each virus?

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What are the symptoms associated with each viral infection?

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How is each condition treated/prevented?

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For each hepatitis virus, know the following:

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What are the symptoms?

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How is the virus transmitted?

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What are the treatments/prevention?