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| Leading Causes of Death Around the World |
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| Acute respitory infections, AIDS, Diarrhea, TB, Malaria, Measles |
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| Leading Causes of Death in the US |
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| Heart Disease, Cancer, stroke, Chronic lower respitory diseases, Accidents, Diabetes, Influenza and Pneumonia |
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| How humans populations are affected |
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| The normal balance of cellular functions |
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| What is programmed into a cell that has that cell die |
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| Infectious vs. Contagious |
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| Contagious refers to the ease a person can get a disease |
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| Pathogenic Microorganisms vs. opportunistic microorganisms |
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| Pathogenic Microorganisms cause disease in healthy hosts and opportunistic cause disease only in compromised hosts (Babies, AIDS) |
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| Normal area where bacteria live- everywhere |
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| How viruses infect and replicate |
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| 1) Adsorption 2) Penetration 3) Uncoating 4) Replication 5) Assembly 6) Release |
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| Fungus infection inside (Ergot) |
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| Fungus attaches on (athelets feet) |
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| Occurs when something lets it past the skin and get into us (a puncture wound) |
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| Always inhaled (Valley Fever) |
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| Acute inflammation vs. Chronic |
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| Acute is short time, chronic lasts a long time |
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| How to get Acquired Immune Deficiencies |
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| 1) Nutritional 2) Iatrogenic 3) Traumatic 4) Stress- induced 5) Microbial |
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