Infections 0.0 / 5 ? NursingAnatomy and PhysiologyUniversityOther Created by: cmaritn95Created on: 18-10-23 16:06 Too small to be seen by the naked eye Microorganism 1 of 29 The presence of microorganisms causing damage to body tissues Infection 2 of 29 benefits human and does not harm the microorganism Symbiosis 3 of 29 benefits human and microorganism mutualism 4 of 29 benefits microorganism and does not harm the human commensalism 5 of 29 benefits microorganism and harms the human pathogenicity 6 of 29 benign organism that becomes pathogenic because of decreased human host resistance opportunism 7 of 29 first stage of infection progression colonisation 8 of 29 second stage of infection progression invasion 9 of 29 third stage of infection progression mutiplication 10 of 29 fourth stage of infection progression spread 11 of 29 if the host has an intact immune system the microorganism will remain.... localised 12 of 29 the interval between exposure to an infectious agent and the appearance of the first symptoms incubation 13 of 29 fourth stage of infectious disease process convalescence 14 of 29 hallmark of manifestation of infectious disease fever 15 of 29 fever is also known as pyrexia 16 of 29 regulates temperature / body's thermostat hypothalamus 17 of 29 proteins released during bacterial growth exotoxins 18 of 29 released during lysis of the bacteria endotoxins 19 of 29 bacteria in the blood sepsis 20 of 29 fungus is a simple organism that lacks the green pigment.... chlorophyll 21 of 29 infection with a fungus is called mycosis 22 of 29 active immunisation vaccine 23 of 29 a virus only lives within cells 24 of 29 protection against phagocytosis antiphagocytic 25 of 29 prokaryotic bacteria 26 of 29 classes of infectious microorganisms include, bacterial, viral, fungal and.... parasitic 27 of 29 second part of infectious disease process prodomal 28 of 29 a physical protective barrier from infection and microorganisms skin 29 of 29
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