Microbiology for Dentistry Students: Host-Microorganism Relationship

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What is characteristic of the relationship between a microorganism and the host during infection?

Infection may not show clinical symptoms of the disease

What does pathogenicity refer to in microbiology?

Actively spreading directly from host to host

Which of the following can act as a reservoir for the causative agent of microbial infections?

Sick animal

What are common ways of transmitting microbial infections?

Transplacental transmission

What is a function of commensal micro-organisms on mucous membranes?

Inhibit the reproduction of pathogenic microorganisms

During sterilization, what must be destroyed according to the text?

All bacteria except non-pathogenic ones

Which method can be used for sterilization based on the text?

Steam under pressure, burning in a flame, or ethylene oxide

What is a characteristic of bacterial cell walls according to the text?

Gram-positive bacteria have an outer phospholipid membrane

What is the purpose of using native preparation based on the text?

Proof of capsule existence

What is true about the relationship between a microorganism and the host during infection?

Infection may not be manifested by clinical symptoms.

What does pathogenicity refer to in microbiology?

Causing disease in a susceptible host.

Which can act as a reservoir for the causative agent of microbial infections?

Infected or colonized host.

What is a characteristic of pathogenic microorganisms?

Damaging the host's structures or functions.

How can microbial infections be transmitted?

Via insect vectors.

What occurs during vaccination according to the text?

Infection is never induced.

What is a role of commensal micro-organisms on mucous membranes based on the text?

They increase the resistance of pathogens to immune factors

Why is the bacterial cell wall important in diagnostics according to the text?

It contains antigens useful for diagnostic purposes

Which microorganism is commonly used in native preparation for evidence of movement and observation of spirochetes according to the text?

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

What is necessary during sterilization according to the text?

Removal of prions by pasteurization

Which statement accurately represents the procedure for Gram staining as described in the text?

C-A-W-CV-L

Why are strict anaerobes important in microbiology based on the text?

They can provide valuable information about microbial diversity

Test your knowledge of the relationship between microorganisms and the host in dentistry. This quiz covers topics such as immune responses during infection, host tissue damage, and disease manifestations.

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