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In what way do pathogenic bacteria impact living organisms?
In what way do pathogenic bacteria impact living organisms?
- They facilitate the process of nutrient absorption.
- They contribute to the synthesis of essential vitamins.
- They aid in the decomposition of organic matter.
- They cause infectious diseases within the host. (correct)
Why is it important for barbers to recognize and understand the implications of staphylococci presence?
Why is it important for barbers to recognize and understand the implications of staphylococci presence?
- They can cause infections if introduced into cuts or scrapes. (correct)
- They prevent the growth of other pathogenic organisms.
- They are essential for maintaining the pH balance of the skin.
- They are harmless and contribute to skin health.
What implications arise when a barber encounters a client exhibiting signs of ringworm during a scheduled appointment?
What implications arise when a barber encounters a client exhibiting signs of ringworm during a scheduled appointment?
- The barber should advise the client and decline to provide service. (correct)
- The barber should cover the affected area with a sterile bandage and continue with the service.
- The barber should immediately apply an antiseptic solution.
- The barber should proceed with the haircut but avoid the affected area.
How does a general infection differ from a local infection in terms of its impact on the body?
How does a general infection differ from a local infection in terms of its impact on the body?
What role does mitosis play in the reproduction and spread of bacteria?
What role does mitosis play in the reproduction and spread of bacteria?
Flashcards
Saprophytes
Saprophytes
Bacteria that thrive on dead matter.
Pathogenic Bacteria
Pathogenic Bacteria
Bacteria that cause disease.
Bacilli
Bacilli
Rod-shaped bacteria.
Staphylococci
Staphylococci
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Mitosis/Binary Fission
Mitosis/Binary Fission
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Study Notes
- Saprophytes are bacteria that live on dead matter and are commonly found in the barbershop.
- Pathogenic bacteria cause disease.
- Bacilli are short, rod-shaped bacteria.
- Staphylococci bacteria cause abscesses.
- Bacteria divide into two new cells during the binary stage.
- Staphylococci are common pus-forming organisms carried by about one-third of the population, causing infection in cuts and scrapes.
- A pimple is a general infection
- A general infection is present when the bloodstream carries bacteria and their toxins to all parts of the body, becoming systemic.
- A contagious disease is transmitted from one person to another.
- A barber seeing a client with ringworm should not service the client.
- Microorganisms that are resistant to antibiotics are pathogenic.
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Description
This lesson covers key concepts related to bacteria and infections relevant to barbering. It explains the characteristics of saprophytes, pathogenic bacteria, and different types of bacteria like bacilli and staphylococci. The lesson also addresses infections, contagious diseases, and appropriate actions when encountering clients with such conditions.