Infection Revision 0.0 / 5 ? Health & Social CareInfectionUniversityAll boards Created by: Caitlin CalderwoodCreated on: 23-03-22 23:12 the presence of microorganisms causing damage to body tissues infection 1 of 16 A relationship that benefits the human & doesn't harm the microorganism symbiosis 2 of 16 A relationship that harms the human & benefits the microorganism pathogenicity 3 of 16 microorganisms that causes disease pathogen 4 of 16 A benign microorganism becomes pathogenic because of decreased human host resistance opportunism 5 of 16 Stage 1 in the 4 stages of progression (from point of a microorganism) colonization 6 of 16 During stage 4 of progression (spread), microorganisms remains local in _________ immune system intact 7 of 16 During the Clinical Infectious Disease Process, what is the second step, ___________ stage prodromal 8 of 16 At what stage in the Clinical Infectious Disease Process may symptoms decline convalescence period 9 of 16 Rise in body temperature above the normal pyrexia 10 of 16 When bacteria being transported in the blood due to failure of body’s defence mechanisms to infect other organs bacteremia 11 of 16 Type of infection where particle that is capable of replication but only within living cells Virus 12 of 16 A single celled parasitic organism protozoa 13 of 16 infection with fungus is called '_________' mycosis 14 of 16 The body's 'thermostat' hypothalamus 15 of 16 opportunistic _________ microorganisms - seize the opportunity when defensive systems are weakened 16 of 16
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