46). Our microbiome is composed of a variety of microorganisms that live within and on our bodies. Research has shown our microbiota protects us against infectious pathogens, creates vitamins and minerals we need, and helps us digest our food. We act as a safe residence and food source for our microbiota. The relationship humans have with their microbiome could be described as?   Hint: Its like having a relationship with someone. In this case both you and the other person help each other. 

  Which of the following is true regarding this client’s posture 

40). Botulism is caused by ingesting __________.

50). Which of the following is not true regarding the normal microbiome of humans?  

47). What term best describes the relationship between E. coli (the non-pathogenic strain) in the human gut and the host?

49). The E. coli (non-pathogenic) microbe has a vital role in maintaining a healthy gut by aiding digestion and nutrient absorption. How do newborns initially acquire this microbe?

26). Microbes transferred via the __________ portal of exit(s) would be present in pus or drainage that is easily transmitted to others.

28). Bacterial capsules __________.

42). Which of the following scenario is an example of an opportunistic pathogen causing infection?

35). You attended a BBQ and ate a variety of foods, including potato and egg salads. After you arrive home a few hours later, you display symptoms of food poisoning (vomiting, diarrhea, cold sweats, etc). Which type of exotoxin did you likely ingest?