Micro Test 1

Study of single celled parasites.

Study of Algae

• Bacteria
• Spirochetes
• Protozoa
• Rickettsia
• Algae

• Viruses
• Prions

• Also called a carrier
• Usually shows no signs or symptoms

• Sexual
• Droplet (Respritory)
• Secretions
• Congenital
• Fecal-Oral

• Food & Water
• Airborn (inhilation)
• Fomites (objects)
• Vectors (non human animals)

Confined to a specific location.

Throughout the body

• Present at time of admission to hospitol
• May not always be detectable at time of admission.

Infection from microorganism that is normal flora for some parts of the body but may be harmful to others.

Infections with a microorganism from outside the body.

• Increased total white blood count.
• Increased segs for bacterial.
• Increased lymphs for viral
• Increased sed rate.
• Positive for CRP

• Fever or Unknown Origin
• Nausea
• vomiting
• Diarrhea

• Produced by gram positive microbes.
• Released into bloodstream

• Produced from fats in cell wall of gram negative microbes.
• Released at the death of the microbe.

• Binomial system of classification.
• Developed by 18th century swedish scientist.
• Carolus Linnaeus
• 2 Names Genes-Species

Assignment of names to various groups based on rules.

• Kindum
• Phylum
• Class
• Order
• Family
• Genus
• Species
• Keep Penis clean or look for genital spots.

• Plantae
• Animalia
• Fungi
• Protista
• Monaria (procaryotae)

Helminths

• Bryophytes: Worts & Mosses
• Tracheophytes: Vascular Plants and trees.

• No roots stems or leaves
• No chlorophyll

• Algae: Eucaryotic (true cell) and autotrophic
• Protozoa: Eucaryotic, Heterotrophic, single celled

• Eubacteria: Prokaryotic Cell; true bacteria
• Cyanobacteria: Blue Green Algae; Procaryotic cells; Autotrophic Contains Chlorophyl.

• EUCARYOTIC (TRUE CELL)
• PROKARYOTIC CELL

1665

• Many celled
• Example: Helminthes

• Protozoa
• Example: Amoeba

• Proposed in 1838
• By: SCHLEIDEN & SCHWANN