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Paste the terms on the 2nd page into the correct box with its definition. Retain the orange color for the terms and DO NOT paste over the definition. Both term and definition must be in the box or you will not get credit for that box. 0.25 points each for 6 points total. Molecules produced by a microbe to allow Microbe coats itself with Disruption of the normal deeper penetration Means by which a microbe leaves the host molecules to avoid microbiome through host tissues. body detection by the host immune system. Microbe periodically switches surface molecules so that host immune responses Paste the terms on the cannot keep up. definition. Both terma adhesin airborne precautions antigen masking Microbial toxin in the bloodstream. antigen mimicry antigenic variation BSL contact andotoxin infectious dose The amount of microbe required to cause infection in the host; expressed as ID50 Biosafety level: designation on the Means by which a Prevent transmission of relative danger level of a given microbe. the body microbe gains access to infection through touching. Ability of a microbe to cause disease. A component of the Gram-negative bacterial cell wall that cause systemic effects on the patient Molecules produced by a microbe to allow specific or nonspecific FREE SPACE binding to host tissues. Protocols to prevent transmission of infection in a healthcare setting. siderophore standard precaution virulence virulence factors Molecules which allow a microbe to scavenge iron from the patient. Adaptations of the microbe to allow it to enter and survive in the host; linked to disease severity Microbe has surface molecules that are like the host to avoid detection by the immune system. Degree to which a microbe causes disease. Describes a pathogen's degree of infectivity Prevent transmission of pathogens spread by fine respiratory aerosols over long distances and timeframes. Portal of entry through the skin into deeper tissues Microbe that produces toxins. Molecules secreted from bacterial cells which cause specific harmful effects on host cells & tissues. Prevent transmission from large respiratory secretions over a short distance. If you need to print this out and write the answers by hand, that is fine but be sure your answers are clear and readable. Upload a large, clear photo. Anything unreadable will not get credit.

Paste the terms on the 2nd page into the correct box with its definition. Retain the orange color for the terms and DO NOT paste over the definition. Both term and definition must be in the box or you will not get credit for that box. 0.25 points each for 6 points total. Molecules produced by a microbe to allow Microbe coats itself with Disruption of the normal deeper penetration Means by which a microbe leaves the host molecules to avoid microbiome through host tissues. body detection by the host immune system. Microbe periodically switches surface molecules so that host immune responses Paste the terms on the cannot keep up. definition. Both terma adhesin airborne precautions antigen masking Microbial toxin in the bloodstream. antigen mimicry antigenic variation BSL contact andotoxin infectious dose The amount of microbe required to cause infection in the host; expressed as ID50 Biosafety level: designation on the Means by which a Prevent transmission of relative danger level of a given microbe. the body microbe gains access to infection through touching. Ability of a microbe to cause disease. A component of the Gram-negative bacterial cell wall that cause systemic effects on the patient Molecules produced by a microbe to allow specific or nonspecific FREE SPACE binding to host tissues. Protocols to prevent transmission of infection in a healthcare setting. siderophore standard precaution virulence virulence factors Molecules which allow a microbe to scavenge iron from the patient. Adaptations of the microbe to allow it to enter and survive in the host; linked to disease severity Microbe has surface molecules that are like the host to avoid detection by the immune system. Degree to which a microbe causes disease. Describes a pathogen's degree of infectivity Prevent transmission of pathogens spread by fine respiratory aerosols over long distances and timeframes. Portal of entry through the skin into deeper tissues Microbe that produces toxins. Molecules secreted from bacterial cells which cause specific harmful effects on host cells & tissues. Prevent transmission from large respiratory secretions over a short distance. If you need to print this out and write the answers by hand, that is fine but be sure your answers are clear and readable. Upload a large, clear photo. Anything unreadable will not get credit.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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Paste the terms on the 2nd page into the correct box with its definition. Retain the orange color for the terms and DO NOT paste over the definition. Both term and definition must be in the box or you will not get credit for that box. 0.25 points each for 6 points total. Molecules produced by a microbe to allow Microbe coats itself with Disruption of the normal deeper penetration Means by which a microbe leaves the host molecules to avoid microbiome through host tissues. body detection by the host immune system. Microbe periodically switches surface molecules so that host immune responses Paste the terms on the cannot keep up. definition. Both terma adhesin airborne precautions antigen masking Microbial toxin in the bloodstream. antigen mimicry antigenic variation BSL contact andotoxin infectious dose The amount of microbe required to cause infection in the host; expressed as ID50 Biosafety level: designation on the Means by which a Prevent transmission of relative danger level of a given microbe. the body microbe gains access to infection through touching. Ability of a microbe to cause disease. A component of the Gram-negative bacterial cell wall that cause systemic effects on the patient Molecules produced by a microbe to allow specific or nonspecific FREE SPACE binding to host tissues. Protocols to prevent transmission of infection in a healthcare setting. siderophore standard precaution virulence virulence factors Molecules which allow a microbe to scavenge iron from the patient. Adaptations of the microbe to allow it to enter and survive in the host; linked to disease severity Microbe has surface molecules that are like the host to avoid detection by the immune system. Degree to which a microbe causes disease. Describes a pathogen's degree of infectivity Prevent transmission of pathogens spread by fine respiratory aerosols over long distances and timeframes. Portal of entry through the skin into deeper tissues Microbe that produces toxins. Molecules secreted from bacterial cells which cause specific harmful effects on host cells & tissues. Prevent transmission from large respiratory secretions over a short distance. If you need to print this out and write the answers by hand, that is fine but be sure your answers are clear and readable. Upload a large, clear photo. Anything unreadable will not get credit.
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