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    MICROBIOLOGY 2420

    UNIT IV VOCABULARY
    READ : Nester 2nd ed. Pgs. 428 446.
    Define the following terms.
    Koch's postulates
    Pathology
    Epidemiology
    Etiology
    Infection
    Disease
    Pathogen
    Invasiveness
    Opportunist
    Reservoirs
    Carrier
    Communicable (contagious) diseases
    Noncommunicable infectious diseases
    Direct contact transmission
    Indirect contact transmission
    Fomite
    Vectors
    Droplet (nuclei) transmission
    Epidemic
    Pandemic
    Endemic
    Sporatic disease
    Acute disease
    Chronic disease
    Latent (recurrent) disease
    Local infection
    Systemic, generalized infection
    Focal infection
    Primary infection
    Secondary infection
    Inapparent, subclinical infection
    Nosocomial infections
    Bacteremia, viremia
    Septicemia
    Toxemia
    Symptoms
    Portal of entry
    Portal of exit
    Stages of disease:
    Incubation period
    Period of illness (invasive period)
    Convalescence

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