Across
- 2. Pathogenic flagellated protozoan.
- 3. Infectious virions of hepatitis B virus.
- 4. RNA virus, transmitted by unhygienic food handling.
- 7. Common bacterial cause of diarrhea. "Grillers disease".
- 9. Shiga toxin producing e.coli, has the ability to destroy cells in the large intestine, resulting in bloody diarrhea.
- 11. Poultry associated bacteria. Can cause elevated body temperature and septicemia.
- 12. Gram-positive, endospore-forming rods. Enterotoxins A and B.
- 13. RNA virus, caused by blood transfusions or IV drug use.
- 15. Inflammatory disease of the liver.
- 16. Cause of dental caries.
Down
- 1. Gram-negative rods with a flagellum.
- 5. Severe tooth decay in teeth of infants and young children. Associated with prolonged/frequent bottle or breast feeding.
- 6. Gut associated lymphatic tissue consisting of B and T cells. Includes: tonsils, esophagus, peyers patches, and appendix.
- 8. DNA virus, needle sticks and blood cause virus.
- 10. Most common infectious disease of humans. Dissolution of solid tooth surface due to the metabolic action of bacteria.
- 14. Yellow tinge in the skin and eyes caused by bilirubin accumulation in the blood and tissues.