1) A human, plus all of its resident microbiota​ is called a) Microbiont b) Holobiont c) Macrobiont d) Humanbiont 2) A condition in which pathogenic microorganisms penetrate host defences, enter the tissues, and multiply a) Infection b) Disease c) Pathology d) Bacteriology 3) A pathologic state that results from the cumulative effects of the infection damages or disrupts tissues and organs a) Pathology b) Infection c) Disease d) Pathogenesis 4) Disruption of tissues or organs caused by microbes or their products a) Infectious disease b) Microbial disease c) Pathological disease d) Bacteriological disease 5) A large and diverse collection of microbes living on and in the human body a) Resident biota b) Indigenous biota c) Normal flora d) All correct 6) Infections caused by biota, that are already in the body​ a) Endogenous infections b) Exogenous infections c) Infectious diseases d) Bacteriological diseases 7) A microbe whose relationship with its host is parasitic​ and results in infection and disease a) Bacteria b) Microorganism c) Indigenous biota d) Pathogen 8) Any characteristic or structure of the microbe that contributes to toxin production or the induction of an injurious host response a) Virion factor b) Virulence factor c) Pathogen factor d) Infection factor 9) A minimum number of microbes required for an infection to proceed a) Infectious dose b) Virulence dose c) Microorganism dose d) Pathogen dose 10) Chemical communication between nearby bacteria, critical to the establishment of infection, is called a) Infectious sensing b) Amour sensing c) Microbial sensing d) Quorum sensing

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