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ENDOSPORE : enabling the bacteria to withstand adverse condition
LIA : detects diamination and decarboxylation
SHIGELLA : resembles E.coli but are lactose negative
EXFOLIATIN : epidermolytic toxin that causes scalded skin syndrome
PRODIGIOSIN : red pigment produces by S. marcescens
MYONECROSIS : a skin infection caused by C. perfringens
KLEBSIELLA : with large polysaccharide capsule, exhibits mucoid growth, non-motile
PROTEUS : source of antigen for Weil Felix reaction
HYALURONIDASE : spreading factor that enhances invasion and survival of organism in tissues
EPIDERMIDIS : staphylococcus causes UTI, stitch abscess, prosthetic heart valve infection
MICROCOCCI : gram positive cocci in tetrads or cuboidal packets
PYOVERDIN : a green pigment that produces by P. aeroginosa
CAPSULE : slimy area surrounding the cell wall
HEPARIN : use for viral culture as anticoagulant
TERGITOL: acts as a mordant for Kinyoun's Method
OVIPAROUS : female capable of producing eggs without fully developed larva in its shell
WHIPWORM : common name for T. triciura
FILARIFORM : second stage larva, considered as non-feeding but infective
TROPHOZOITE : a motile class of protozoa equipped with pseudopods
PSEUDOPOD : extension of cytoplasm that aids ameba in motility
TRICHURIS : polar plug on each end
ENTEROBIUS : flattened on one side
CYTOSTOME : act as cell mouth on B. coli trophozoite
FALCIPARUM : with a Maurer's dot
SCHUFFNER : a granules present in the P. vivax
CHAGOMA : primary lesion at the site of T. cruzi infection
CYST : amebic stage with a thick wall that allows for survival of the organism in the environment
CILIA : hairlike projections present on B. coli trophozoite that function as the means of locomotion
ZYGOTE : fertilized cell, the product of the union of a male and female sex cell
VECTOR : responsible for transporting a parasite from a infected host to a noninfected host
MicrobioPara
- spreading factor that enhances invasion and survival of organism in tissues
- with a Maurer's dot
- hairlike projections present on B. coli trophozoite that function as the means of locomotion
- flattened on one side
- resembles E.coli but are lactose negative
- fertilized cell, the product of the union of a male and female sex cell
- second stage larva, considered as non-feeding but infective
- with large polysaccharide capsule, exhibits mucoid growth, non-motile
| - act as cell mouth on B. coli trophozoite
- gram positive cocci in tetrads or cuboidal packets
- red pigment produces by S. marcescens
- a green pigment that produces by P. aeroginosa
- extension of cytoplasm that aids ameba in motility
- staphylococcus causes UTI, stitch abscess, prosthetic heart valve infection
- amebic stage with a thick wall that allows for survival of the organism in the environment
- acts as a mordant for Kinyoun's Method
| - female capable of producing eggs without fully developed larva in its shell
- responsible for transporting a parasite from a infected host to a noninfected host
- detects diamination and decarboxylation
- source of antigen for Weil Felix reaction
- epidermolytic toxin that causes scalded skin syndrome
- slimy area surrounding the cell wall
- a motile class of protozoa equipped with pseudopods
| - polar plug on each end
- use for viral culture as anticoagulant
- enabling the bacteria to withstand adverse condition
- common name for T. triciura
- a granules present in the P. vivax
- primary lesion at the site of T. cruzi infection
- a skin infection caused by C. perfringens
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MicrobioPara
- HYALURONIDASE
- FALCIPARUM
- CILIA
- ENTEROBIUS
- SHIGELLA
- ZYGOTE
- FILARIFORM
- KLEBSIELLA
| - CYTOSTOME
- MICROCOCCI
- PRODIGIOSIN
- PYOVERDIN
- PSEUDOPOD
- EPIDERMIDIS
- CYST
- TERGITOL
| - OVIPAROUS
- VECTOR
- LIA
- PROTEUS
- EXFOLIATIN
- CAPSULE
- TROPHOZOITE
| - TRICHURIS
- HEPARIN
- ENDOSPORE
- WHIPWORM
- SCHUFFNER
- CHAGOMA
- MYONECROSIS
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