Across
- 3. the most common infectious disease in human beings. Involves the dissolution of solid tooth surface due to the metabolic action of bacteria
- 4. increase in granular WBCs (eosinophils. Disease caused by helminths
- 7. most common bacterial cause of diarrhea in the U.S., commonly seen when grilling
- 10. infectios HBV virions
- 11. gram negative bacilli that infects humans via poultry
- 12. gram negative rods that infect via contaminated water due to flooding or disruption of sanitation systems
- 16. gram positive endospore-forming rod that is a normal microbe of the intestine, causing infection during change in the gut biome
Down
- 1. type of exotoxin produced by a certain strain of E. coli that is identical to the toxin secreted by shigella bacteria. Destroys cells in large intestine
- 2. gram positive, alpha-hemolytic bacteria that is a common cause of tooth decay
- 5. DNA virus that is transmitted via blood contamination. Can become chronic and lead to liver cancer
- 6. protozoa that infect humans and animals, especially dogs, through contaminated water
- 7. spiral gram negative bacteria that inhabits the intestinal tract, genitourinary tract, and oral cavity of humans and animals
- 8. type of exotoxin that targets the intestines
- 9. RNA virus that is transmitted via the fecal-oral route and is relatively minor
- 13. inflammatory disease of the liver marked by necrosis of hepatocytes
- 14. yellow tinge in the skin and eyes caused by bilirubin accumulation
- 15. RNA virus transmitted via blood contamination. Takes many years to produce noticeable symptoms and has no vaccine available