PBS 3.1 TEST REVIEW

• Definitions
  

• Outbreak
  

• Pandemic
  

• Endemic
  

• nosocomial
  

• Meningitis spreads by saliva: coughed or sneezed and eating utensils
  

• You can give students info if there is high risk of contamination, Students who can get sick easily, and
  

• When streaking plate its important to Make sure loops are sterile
  

• UTI give antibiotics
  

•  OUTBREAK QUESTION Pink=negative, Large colonies, Positive for sorbitol, so it is food poisoning: identify contaminated food
  

• Rate of new cases 150 cases per 30 days so 5 per day Rate of death 3 per day
  

• Know Steps of analyzing substance
  

-Open sterile package
-Get bacteria
-crack  lip open
-Close lid
-Put upside down
-Clean work area

• Pink gram stain to destroy pathogen: uses porin channels
  

• Pros of business
  

-Likehood of outbreak spreading
-other shops not get publicly informed

• antibiotic=bacteria
  

• Non specific is inflammation response
  

• Fever, swollen lymph nodes=bacteria
  

• Cell wall absorbs crystal violet
  

• Pathogen are infections organisms that cause disease in a host
  

• Treatment rest and fluids=
  

• Direct, indirect
  

• E.coli can spread  exits, mode of transportation, enters
  

• Having no wounds make you less susceptible
  

• True
  

• Initiate:Tears ,Normal flora, stomach acid 
  

 Acquired: antibodies vaccination

• Vaccines can’t make you sick
  

• B-cell make antibodies
  

• Know r-naught=
  

• D,f,c,e,a,b
  

• Athlies foot - helmia (NOT)
  

• Culture
  

• Aseptic technic=true
  

•  Four quadrants
  

• First step in identifying bacteria gross examination
  

•  while=true
  

• Bacila rod cosie ball
  

• Gram negative serilla
  

• Gram positive staphylococci
  

• morality= numbers 
  

morbidity=symptoms

• Don't use websites with ads
  

• Pure culture=B
  

• B subtilis=size
  

• Wash YOUR HANDS
  

• Definitions
  

-antogen
-b-cells
-T-cells
-Immunity
-Antibodies

-vaccine