BSC 283 Chapter Notes -Vibrio Cholerae, Lactobacillus, Gram-Negative Bacteria

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stephanie-coleman

18 Oct 2022

School

USM, Southern Miss

Department

BSC - Biological Sciences

Course

BSC 283

Professor

Cynthia Littlejohn

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Document Summary

Vagina: depends on menstrual cycle lactobacillus dominant throughout most life. Small number of yeast particles present some women have mixed microbiota with few lactobacillus. For each disease covered in the posted powerpoints. Vehicle transmission - contaminated water and food fecal-oral route. Clinical signs and symptoms (key word = ricey/watery diarrhea) increase fluid intake. Antibody response stimulated through injection of nearly dead vibrio cholerae. Shigella sp. (s sonnei most common in the usa) Prevention laboratory tests to determine presence of shigella bacteria. Avoidance of direct contact & with fomites. Hemolytic anemia, acute kidney failure, and low platelet count hgastroenteritis. Gram negative inflammation of the stomach or intestines. Severe dehydration & electrolyte losses due to excessive diarrhea. Transmission through the fecal oral route reservoirs = non-human animal. Patient history and clinical signs and symptoms. Enters through the fecal oral route indirect/direct contact - people, environment, animals. Patient history and clinical signs and symptoms increase fluid intake handwashing,

Related Questions

Fill in the blanks using these words: IgE, mucus, males, acidic, semen, reproductive, Lactobacillus, neuroendocrine, desquamation, IgA, females, Candida, urethra, Bacillus, urine flow, genitourinary

The _____________ system is really two distinct organ systems: the urinary system and the ____________ system.

Natural defense mechanisms of the genitourinary system include secretory ________, __________ secretions, and _______ pH in the female genital tract, and ___________ or shedding of cells in the urinary tract.

Within the urinary system, _________ keeps most areas sterile; the outer region of the ________, however, harbors normal biota such nonhemolytic streptococci, staphylococci, corynebacteria, and lactobacilli.

In _________, the shortness of the urethra allows for easy entry of GI tract microbes into the bladder, which often results in urinary tract infections.

In _________, the normal biota of the genital tract is nearly identical to species found in the urinary tract; this is the same for genital tract biota of girls and postmenopausal women.

Due to hormonal differences, the normal biota of women in their childbearing years predominantly consists of the yeast ________ and the bacterium _________.

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Make a Dichotomous Key using the folowing bacteria to ultimately isolate the following organims using PEA, gram stain, catalase test, oxidase test, MSA, etc.:

Proteus Acinetobacter Staphylococcus Micrococcus

Lactobacillus Salmonella Escherichia Neisseria

Bacillus Shingella Klebsiella Citrobacter

Serratia Enterobacter Pseudomonas Streptococcus