this is for micorbiology
2. Origins of Infectious Microbes: Reservoirs a. What is a reservoer of disease? Differentiate
between living reserveirs and non-tiving reservoirk: b. Explain what it means to be a carrier of
infectious disease. Differentiale between active carriers and asymplomatic carriers. e. What is a
zooeotic disease? Give an example. d. What is a nosoccmial infection? Give an example. 3. Fill
in the table below about paterus of transmission of infections agents a. The bucterium that causes
tubcrcolesis can be expelled from the lungs by a cough and ecinain viable in the air for an bour
of more. If a person inhales the hacteria from the ait, they are at risk for infection. b. The
protozoan Thpandome cner is transanitted by a bug with mouthparts that penetrate blood vesels,
putting the perwon at risk to develop Chagas disease. c. Vihrio coolerae, the bacterium that
causes cholera. is capable af living independently in freshwaler. If a person drinks the waser,
they are at risk to develop cholera. d. The fungi Epidermopdoton floccesicm and Trichophtoton
rubrumer caa cause athlste's foct. It is transinited by skin cuntact with contamiaated, moist,
coremenal areas where people wall barefoot (showers, kocker nooens).
this is for micorbiology 2- Origins of Infectious Microbes- Reservoir.pdf
1. this is for micorbiology
2. Origins of Infectious Microbes: Reservoirs a. What is a reservoer of disease? Differentiate
between living reserveirs and non-tiving reservoirk: b. Explain what it means to be a carrier of
infectious disease. Differentiale between active carriers and asymplomatic carriers. e. What is a
zooeotic disease? Give an example. d. What is a nosoccmial infection? Give an example. 3. Fill
in the table below about paterus of transmission of infections agents a. The bucterium that causes
tubcrcolesis can be expelled from the lungs by a cough and ecinain viable in the air for an bour
of more. If a person inhales the hacteria from the ait, they are at risk for infection. b. The
protozoan Thpandome cner is transanitted by a bug with mouthparts that penetrate blood vesels,
putting the perwon at risk to develop Chagas disease. c. Vihrio coolerae, the bacterium that
causes cholera. is capable af living independently in freshwaler. If a person drinks the waser,
they are at risk to develop cholera. d. The fungi Epidermopdoton floccesicm and Trichophtoton
rubrumer caa cause athlste's foct. It is transinited by skin cuntact with contamiaated, moist,
coremenal areas where people wall barefoot (showers, kocker nooens)
