1	Human Pathogens - Bartonella - B. Henselae		_____	Found in coastal brackish water, causes cholera, causes PROFUSE watery diarrhea called RICE WATER diarrhea, caused by an enterotoxin that the organism produces. Source is food or water contaminated with feces infected with cholera
2	Human Pathogens - Brucella		_____	Produces red pigment, common cause of nosocomial infections
3	Human Pathogens - Ehrlichia		_____	Plant pathogen, causes crown gall, inserts a plasmid into plant cells, inducing a tumor
4	INTRACELLULAR Pathogens - Rickettsia -		_____	Q fever transmitted via aerosols or milk, urging, feces, from infected animals. OBLIGATE INTRACELLULAR parasite
5	INTRACELLULAR pathogens - Rickettsia - R. Rickettsii		_____	Opportunistic pathogen, polar flagella, associated with green puss filled, foul smelling wounds and biofilms
6	INTRACELLULAR Pathogens - Ehrlichia		_____	Rocky Mountain spotted fever, transmitted by insect and tick bites
7	Bacteria that can affect ALL TYPES OF ORGANISMS - Wolbachia		_____	Endospore producing Gram positive
8	Rhizobium and Bradyrhizobium		_____	Causes meningitis, earaches, epiglottitis, pneumonia
9	Agrobacterium		_____	Tetanus - tightening of the muscles
10	Human Pathogens - Burkholderia - B. Cepacia		_____	Swarming motility, colonies form concentric RINGS
11	Human Pathogens - Burkholderia - B. Pseudomallei		_____	Severe diarrhea
12	Human Pathogens - Bordetella -		_____	Found in streams, warm water pipes, cooling towers
13	Human Pathogens Bordetella - B. Pertussis		_____	Causes pneumonia
14	Most often INTRACELLULAR but NOT OBLIGATELY - Neisseria- N. Gonorrhoeae		_____	Worries one pulmonary infection with cystic fibrosis
15	Most often INTRACELLULAR but NOT OBLIGATELY - Neisseria - N. Meningitidis		_____	Cause of gonorrhoea
16	Pseudomonas-Pseudomonas aeruginosa		_____	Causes a wide range of symptoms from localized to pulmonary to systemic
17	Moraxella		_____	Causes pneumonia, most commonly in men over 50 years old
18	Legionellales- Legionella		_____	Causes tularemia - rabbit fever, flu like symptoms, pneumonia, skin ulceration a and sloughing
19	Letionellales - Legionella - L. Pneumophilia		_____	Zoonosis, OBLIGATE PARASITE of mammals, survives phagocytosis, causes brucellosis (fever, fatigue, pain)
20	Coaxiella		_____	Small gram negative non motile rods, coccobacillus
21	Vibrionales		_____	Cause of meningococcal meningitis. Gram negative, INTRACELLULAR diploccci
22	Vibrionales - Vibrio cholerae		_____	Infect surgical wounds and the urinnary tract. Fecal contamination and the GI tract
23	Vibrionales - Vibrio parahaemolyticuls		_____	Endospore gram positive causes anthrax
24	Vibrionales - vulnificus		_____	Lives in the soil, endospore producing, OBLIGATE anaerobes
25	Pasteurellales - Pasteurella		_____	Found in coastal brackish water
26	Pasteurellales - P. Multocida		_____	Causes gastroenteritis, raw shellfish, oysters, explosive diarrhea lasting several days within 24 hours of ingestion.
27	Francisella - F. Tularensis		_____	Found in intestinal tract, hospital contaminants
28	Haemophilus		_____	Hemolytic Uremic disease, severe kidney failure
29	Haemophilus - H influenzae -		_____	Tick borne, INTRACELLULAR
30	Enterobacteriales - (enterics)		_____	Gram positive, grape like clusters, causes wound infections, is often antibiotic resistant and produces an enterotoxin which is its exotoxin
31	Enterobacteriales - Escherichia - E.coli		_____	One polar flagellum, gastroenteritis
32	Enterobact3eriales - E.coli 0157:H7		_____	Transmitted by ticks, INTRACELLULAR
33	Enterobacteriales - Salmonella - Salmonella eneteriditis -		_____	Causes typhoid fever
34	Enterobacteriales - Salmonella typhoid		_____	Causes pneumonia and septicemia
35	Enterobacteriales - Proteus		_____	Live in insects and other animals ,fruit fly embryo
36	Enterobacteriales - Yersinia - Y pestis		_____	Often pleomorphic, branching filaments, often inhabitants of soil, outer most layer is waxy and water resistant, acid fast staining, slow growing, causes TB and leprosy (AKA Hanson's disease)
37	Enterobacteriales - Shigella		_____	Multiple flagella, peptic ulcers, stomach cancer
38	Enterobacteriales - Klebsiella - k pneumoniae		_____	Transmitted to humans commonly via animal bites, causes pneumonia and septicemia
39	Enterobacteriales - Serratia		_____	Botulism, flaccid paralysis infant can't kill organism in stomach, found in foods that have been canned at home, because the boiling process doesn't kill endospore said, in wounds
40	Campylobacter		_____	2400 serovars, common form of foodborne illness
41	Helicobacter pylori		_____	Causes plague, transmitted via fleas
42	Clostridiales - Clostridium		_____	Include S pneumoniae and S mutans which cause dental caries, are gram positive d
43	Clostridiales - C botulinum		_____	Causes bacillary (bloody/mucoid) diarrhea , dysentery
44	Clostridiales - C tetani		_____	Indicator of fecal contamination, causes food born disease and UTI'S
45	Clostridiales - C. difficile		_____	Conjuctivitis
46	Clostridiales - C perfringes		_____	Gangrene
47	Bacillales - Bacillus		_____	Contaminates refrigerator food, most detrimental to growing fetus causing stillbirths and neuro defects
48	Bacillales - B anthracis		_____	Spherical in chains, produce enzymes that destroy tissues, gram positive
49	Staphylococcus aureus		_____	Inhabit the intestinal tract, ferment carbs, facultative anaerobes ,peritrichous flagella
50	Streptococcus		_____	OBLIGATE INTRACELLULAR parasites, cause spotted fevers
51	Beta hemolytic streptococci		_____	Curved gram negative Causes gastroenteritis, liver damage, blood infections, skin eating infections, raw oysters in warm waters, cuts or wounds in infected seawater
52	Non beta hemolytic streptococci		_____	Small gram negative non motile Rods, coccobacillus, causes whooping cough, toxin, exotoxin that targets cillia in respiratory tract causing paralysis
53	Alpha hemolytic		_____	Cat scratch disease
54	Enterococcus		_____	Hemolysis blood agar, includes S pyogenes, strep throat and wound infections
55	Enterococcus - E faecalis and E faecium		_____	Require X (heme) and V (NAD,NADP) factors, gown on chocolate agar, tiny gram negative rod, Hib vaccine,
56	Listeria - L monocytogenes		_____	S pneumoniae diploccci
57	Mycoplasmatales - Mycoplasma pneumoniae		_____	Fix nitrogen in the roots of leguminous plants, known by the common name of rhizobia
58	Mycobacterium - M tuberculosis, M leprae		_____	Wall-less pleomorphic, .1-.24 um, mild form of pneumonia, atypical walking pneumonia