principles of disease and microbial pathogenesis

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Across
  1. 2. the type of contact transmission that requires the infected individual and the susceptible individual to be close
  2. 5. the type of transmission that can be transferred to anyone in a population
  3. 7. the type of vector transmission where the organism has to undergo a stage in its life cycle in the vector
  4. 8. the period where the signs and symptoms start to go away
  5. 10. an organism that is capable of causing disease only when it the hosts resistance is impaired
  6. 13. the ability of an organism to cause disease
  7. 14. a type of transmission where the organism is transferred from mom to baby
  8. 15. and subjective evidence of disease
  9. 19. the type of horizontal transmission the requires contact
  10. 20. when the disease is most acute. the individual can die during this time
  11. 23. a microorganism that is incapable of causing disease
  12. 25. the capacity of a microorganism to cause disease
  13. 26. the type of vector transmission where the organism is on the outside of the vector
  14. 27. the type of horizontal transmission that requires an arthropod to carry the organism
Down
  1. 1. the time that marks the onset of disease. characterized by non specific signs
  2. 3. an organism that is infected by a pathogen
  3. 4. bacteria that live in/on an individual but can cause disease if they get to places that normally do not have them
  4. 6. a microorganism that always causes disease when it enters a susceptible host
  5. 9. when normal flora prevents the growth of other bacteria and usually entails competition between the two types of bacteria
  6. 11. the period where the individual regains strength and return to the prediseased state
  7. 12. any objective evidence of an illness
  8. 16. the time between the infection of the host and the onset of symptoms
  9. 17. invasion, colonization and growth of a microorganism
  10. 18. the environment in which a pathogenic organism usually lives
  11. 21. the type of contact transmission that entails a living/nonliving object in between the infected individual and the susceptible individual
  12. 22. any change in function of any part of the body that is accompanied by signs and symptoms
  13. 24. an organism that is capable of causing disease