Microbiology (102.1-102.3)

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Across
  1. 3. herpes simplex virus 1
  2. 5. the ability to destroy infectious material naturally
  3. 7. practice of using the same infection control guidelines for every client
  4. 10. bloodborne virus that causes AIDS
  5. 11. molds and yeasts that produce contagious diseases
  6. 14. another word for contagious
  7. 15. medical name for ringworm
  8. 20. method used to kill or destroy pathogens with the exception of spores
  9. 22. efforts taken to destroy disease causing microorganisms
  10. 23. environmental protection agency; approves efficacy of products
  11. 24. device that sterilizes tools with steam or chemicals
  12. 25. process of removing dirt and pathogens before disinfecting
  13. 26. pediculosis capitis
  14. 28. submicroscopic particles that cause disease like common colds and herpes
  15. 29. not harmful
  16. 30. carrying disease without symptoms
  17. 31. spread of infectious disease through touch or bodily fluids
  18. 32. virus that causes warts and cervical cancer
  19. 33. disease producing
  20. 34. systemic infection through the body; giant
  21. 35. immune system producing antibodies through exposure; long lasting
Down
  1. 1. process that completely destroys all microbial life
  2. 2. one celled microorganisms, called germs or microbes
  3. 4. transfer of microorganisms from one object or person to another
  4. 6. entire tool is covered by disinfectant
  5. 8. information sheet for product safety and hazards
  6. 9. small confined infection; little
  7. 12. occupational health and safety administration
  8. 13. immunity that is given, rather than produced
  9. 16. the amount of time items need to be in contact with disinfectants
  10. 17. bacteria colony and water
  11. 18. highly contagious staph infection; antibiotic resistant
  12. 19. disease-causing microorganisms in the blood
  13. 21. infectious disease spread through air or contaminated objects
  14. 27. an organism that lives in or on a living host