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7
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the M in MRSA, the antibiotic family this type of staph is resistant to
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14
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member of Streptococcus genus that causes fatal pneumonia in nursing homes
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17
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causes polio and other less serious diseases
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18
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the V in VRSA, the antiobitic that Staph aureus can be resistant to
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19
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a common retrovirus, causes fatality in AIDS
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22
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rabies is spread in this from an infected host
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23
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cannot utilize oxygen
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24
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cause of 2nd most common cancer in women - cervical cancer
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25
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spore forming anaerobes; usually lives in the soil; can cause diarrhea or gangrene
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26
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B acillus anthracis causes this; pathogen of herbivores esp cattle and sheep
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27
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rod shaped, aerobic, produce enzymes and antibiotics-Bacitracin and Polymyxin
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28
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gram positive pathogen that looks like clumps of grapes, pus producing bacteria
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29
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name derived from its shape like a wheel; causes GI misery
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30
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member of Streptococcus genus that is called 'flesh eating'
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32
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round gram positive bacteria that grow in chains not clumps
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35
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most common virus transmitted by mosquitoes
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37
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small RNS virus; most common source of human disease; three common genres
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40
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caused by Clostridium difficile
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41
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single strand RNA virus of genus Orthomyxovirus; you just got a vaccine for it
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42
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a major human poxvirus that is nearly eradicated
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43
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means inflamed liver; can be causes by viral infections, toxins, obstructions
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44
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active only in the presence of oxygen
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45
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caused by Yersinia pestis; also called the Black Death
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46
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also known as Norwalk Virus, a cause of the stomach flu and food poisonning
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47
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virus in family Rhabdoviridae, causes virulent encephalitis that is lethal
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48
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lethal disease that begins with a small puncture wound; caused by C tetani
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