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What did Thucydides’s observation that survivors of disease didn’t get reinfected tell him about infections and epidemiology?

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What did Thucydides’s observation that survivors of disease didn’t get reinfected tell him about infections and epidemiology?

shows an early understanding of the concept of immunity

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after the first mention of the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus in a written source, it can be written as?

S. aureus

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microorganisms are defined as organisms that are unicellular and too small to be viewed without a microscope

true

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what is the major defining characteristic of eukaryotic organisms that differentiates them from prokaryotes?

their cells have a nucleus

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what category of eukaryotes do helminths fall into?

protists

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if a wave has a very high wavelength, what does that mean about the frequency?

it will be very low

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if an objects surface transmits 100% of the light shined at it, what does this mean about its transparency?

it will be 100% opaque

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what type of specimen preparation is most useful if you want to view cell movement?

wet mount

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what revolutionary technique did ignaz semmelweis implement to decrease postpartum mother and infant mortality rates?

hand washing

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eukaryotic cells are larger than prokaryotic cells

true

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what type of solution is it if the concentration of solute outside a cell is lower than the concentration inside of a cell?

hypotonic

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what structure is the organism clostridium botulinum capable of producing that aids in its ability to survive in extreme environments?

endospores

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what functions are ribosomes responsible for?

synthesizing proteins

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how would you define the relationship between a human and a tape worm taking up residence inside the human’s digestive tract and consuming all of the human’s nutrients?

parasitism

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the microbiome of humans is nearly identical from person to person.

false

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one defining characteristic of supergroup Ameobozoa is that they all use cilia for movement

false

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several algal species are known to cause diseases in marine animals and plants.

false

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which of the following statements about supergroup opisthokonata is incorrect?

organisms within this supergroup all contain cell walls composed of chitin

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dimorphic fungi are capable of growing as yeasts at body temperature and molds at room temperature making them particularly infectious in humans?

true

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which of the following is not a characteristic of viruses?

they are infectious, cellular pathogens

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when a virus is in the lysogenic stage of its life cycle, is it capable of undergoing metabolism?

no

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would we be capable of growing viruses in a standard hospital lab?

no

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supergroup amoebozoa examples

nagleria fowleri and entamoeba histolytica

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chromalveolata examples

toxoplasma gondii and plasmodium

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excavata examples

giradia lamblia, trichomonas vaginalis, trypanozoma brucei

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example of algae

dinoflagellates (red tides)

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parasitic helminths are in the supergroup

opisthokonata

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examples of phylum nematoda

ascaris lumbercoides and enterobius vermicularis

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phylum playthelminths examples

schistosoma sp and taenia sp

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fungi are in the supergroup

opisthokonata

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examples of molds

aspergillus sp and penicillium sp

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examples of yeasts

candida albicans and saccharomyces sp

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example of dimorphic fungus

histoplasma capsulatum

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