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Chapter 18

1. Integument
2. Chlamydia trachomatis
3. Keratitis
4. Helminthic
5. Onchocerca
6. River blindness
7. Trachoma
8. Epidermis
9. Cellulitis
10. Lymphangitis
11. Dermolytic
12. Keratin
13. Coagulase
14. Sebum
15. Conjunctiva
16. Immune privilege
17. Acne
18. Comedo
19. Impetigo
20. Accutane
21. Staphylococcus aureus
22. Streptococcus pyogenes
23. Staphylococcal scalded skin
24. syndrome
25. Desquamation
26. Myonecrosis
27. Clostridium perfringens
28. Gas gangrene
29. Carbuncle
30. Folliculitis
31. Necrotizing fasciitis
32. Chickenpox
33. Shingles
34. Varicella
35. Viremia
36. Encephalopathy
37. Dermatophytes
38. Smallpox
39. Macular
40. Papular
41. Vesicular
42. Pustular
43. Variola virus
44. Variolation
45. Vaccine
46. Rubeola
47. Exanthema
48. ELISA
49. Teratogenic
50. Congenital
51. Erythema infectiosum
52. Papillomas
53. Roseola
54. Plantar warts
55. Molluscum contagiosum
56. Leishmaniasis
57. Eschar
58. Bacillus anthracis
59. Protozoan
60. Cutaneous
61. Mycoses
62. Tinea
63. Propionibacterium acnes
64. Trichophyton
65. Microsporum
66. Epidermop

Chapter 19

1. Central nervous system
2. Peripheral nervous system
3. Meninges
4. Blood-brain barrier
5. Cerebrospinal fluid
6. Petechiae
7. Neisseria meningitidis
8. Opsonizing antibody
9. Pneumococcus
10. Vaccine
11. Streptococcus pneumoniae
12. Haemophilus influenzae
13. Listeria monocytogenes
14. Cryptococcus neoformans
15. Cold enrichment
16. Meningoencephalitis
17. Arthroconidia
18. Coccidioides immitis
19. Coccidiomycosis
20. Aseptic meningitis
21. Group B streptococcus
22. Neonatal meningitis
23. Streptococcus agalactiae
24. Escherichia coli K1
25. Naegleria fowleri
26. Primary Amoebic
27. Meningoencephalitis (PAM)
28. Acanthamoeba
29. Arbovirus
30. West Nile virus
31. Viral encephalitis
32. JC Virus
33. Herpesvirus
34. Progressive Multifocal
35.   Leukoencephalopathy
36. Postinfection encephalitis
37. Spongiform encephalopathy
38. Toxoplasma gondii
39. Toxoplasmosis
40. Prion
41. Subacute sclerosing
42.   panencephalitis
43. Transmissible spongiform
44.   encephalopathies
45. Bovine spongiform
46.   encephalopathy (BSE)
47. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
48.    (CJD)
49. PrP
50. Hydrophobia
51. Zoonotic
52. Rhabdovirus
53. Rabies
54. Human Diploid Cell Vaccine
55.   (HDCV)
56. Infantile paralysis
57. Poliomyelitis
58. Bulbar poliomyelitis
59. Picornavirus
60. Tetanospasmin
61. Intoxication
62. Exotoxin
63. African Sleeping Sickness
64. Trypanosomiasis
65. Trypanosoma brucei
66. Sabin vaccine
67. Salk vaccine
68. Botulism
69. Clostridium botulinum
70. Tetanus
71. Lockjaw
72. Clostridium tetani

Chapter 20

1. Epicardium
2. Myocardium
3. Endocardium
4. Arteries
5. Veins
6. Capillaries
7. Systemic infection
8. Atherosclerosis
9. Viremia
10. Fungemia
11. Bacteremia
12. Septicemia
13. Endocarditis
14. Endotoxic shock
15. Bubonic plague
16. Pneumonic plague
17. Endemic reservoirs
18. Tularemia
19. Rabbit fever
20. Burkitt’s lymphoma
21. Infectious mononucleosis
22. Monospot test
23. Erythema migrans
24. Lyme disease
25. DEET
26. Hemorrhagic fever
27. Dengue
28. Yellow fever
29. Marburg
30. Lassa fever
31. Ebola
32. Brucellosis
33. Q Fever
34. Cat-scratch disease
35. Trench fever
36. Rocky Mountain Spotted
37.   Fever
38. HGA
39. HME
40. Malaria
41. Sporozoite
42. Merozoite
43. Macrogametocyte
44. Microgametocyte
45. Sporogony
46. Quinine
47. Anthrax
48. Edema factor
49. A-B toxin
50. Kaposi’s sarcoma
51. Virus load
52. CD4 T cell
53. Retrovirus
54. Reverse transcriptase
55. Leukopenia
56. AZT
57. Western blot
58. ELISA
59. Protease inhibitor
60. Reverse transcriptase inhibitor
61. Fusion inhibitor
62. Adult T-Cell leukemia
63. Hairy-cell leukemia
64. HAART
65. Ixode