Microflora - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Microbial Ecology microbial ecology study of numerous interrelationships between microorganisms and the world around them why do we need to study microbial ecology cycling of nutrients bioenergetics control of man-made pollution Soil Microflora many kinds of bacteria, fungi, algae, and protozoa are found in soil Autochthonous indigenous microbes Zymogeno

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NSC 150 Exam Study Guide Questions with Complete Answers What is gluten - Answer-Gluten is a protein found in many grains, including wheat, barley and rye. Gluten provides no essential nutrients. It can trigger a severe autoimmune response or other unpleasant symptoms What causes Celiac disease - Answer-An abnormal immune system reaction to the protein gluten Normal fasting blood glucose levels - Answer-99 mg/dl or lower is normal, 100 to 125 mg/dl indicates you have prediabetes Prob...

Pathophysiology chapter 14 (porth) Exam Questions With Answers Invasions of the human body by microorganisms that can produce harmful and potentially lethal consequences. What are infectious diseases? Any organism capable of supporting the nutritional and physical growth requirements of another. What is a host? The presence and multiplication within another living organism. What is infection? The act of establishing a presence. What is colonization? Harmless bacterial to...

What should your nursing diagnosis be based on? - ️️Your assessment Characteristics of the pt What you can do to improve pt's quality of health Reduced or absent pedal pulse are defining characteristics of what NANDAs? - ️️decreased Cardiac Output ineffective peripheral Tissue Perfusion *there are likely more* What is secretory diarrhea? - ️️Diarrhea that occurs when ingested pathogens survive in the GI tract long enough to absorb into the enterocytes. Cell permeability c...

ABGD Periodontics Question and answers verified to pass 2024 ABGD Periodontics For what periodontic diagnoses are systemic antibiotic indicated? - correct answer - Aggressive periodontitis; - Periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; - Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis or periodontitis (when accompanied by systemic conditions) When should locally delivered antimicrobial agents indicated in periodontics? - correct answer - Local antimicrobial agents reduce subgingival mi...

communicable disease- - infection often caused by direct transmission (from one person or animal to another by body fluid contact), via indirect transmission (to a person by contact with contaminated objects), or by vectors (ticks, mosquitoes, other insects) For a communicable disease to occur three factors need to be in place: - 1) an infectious agent or pathogen 2) an effective means of transmission 3) presence of susceptible host Incubation period- - interval between initial infection ...

MIP 300 Module 9 Questions with All Correct Answers Other foods made through fermentation - Answer-leavened bread, vinegar, sauerkraut, sausage and country-cured hams, sauces, pickles, black olives, coffee, tempeh In making breads, water activates _____ in the flood which breakdown starch into ____ and _____ - Answer-amylases, sucrose, maltose In making bread, yeast grows _____ first, creating an _____ environment - Answer-aerobic, anaerobic In making bread, fermentation of simple s...

A 6-year-old patient has a dark brown discoloration of his maxillary central incisor. The discoloration started following trauma accompanied with a facial sinus tract. What is the treatment-of- choice? Extraction Pulpectomy Pulpotomy Direct pulp treatment - correct answer Extraction Squamous cell carcinoma appears in a variety of locations. In which of the following locations is its prognosis the LEAST favorable? Lower lip Floor of the mouth Hard palate Buccal mucosa - correct ans...

communicable disease- - infection often caused by direct transmission (from one person or animal to another by body fluid contact), via indirect transmission (to a person by contact with contaminated objects), or by vectors (ticks, mosquitoes, other insects) For a communicable disease to occur three factors need to be in place: - 1) an infectious agent or pathogen 2) an effective means of transmission 3) presence of susceptible host Incubation period- - interval between initial infection ...