Weeks 1 and 2

Question 1 of 72

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Both Genus and species names are either ..

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underlined and bold
underlined and italicized

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Question 2 of 72

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First letter of Genus is always

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capitalized
lower case

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Question 3 of 72

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Species designation is always

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lowercase
uppercase

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Question 4 of 72

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Which name is never abbreviated

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Genus
Species

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Question 5 of 72

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❌ of Microorganisms are harmless
❌ of Microorganisms are opportunistic
❌ of Microorganisms are overtly pathogenic

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87%

10%

3%

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Question 6 of 72

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Total microbial load ( >10.13, >10.12 ) microbial cells in the body vs. ( 10.13, 10.14 ) body cells

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Question 7 of 72

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Robert Hooke (1665) was the first person to

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describe a cell
developing antisepsis for surgery

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Question 8 of 72

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Joseph Lister (1870) was the first person to...

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develop antisepsis for surgery
describe a cell

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Question 9 of 72

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Antoni Van Leeuwinhoek was the first person to...

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describe a cell
describe bacteria including their shapes

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Question 10 of 72

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Robert Hooke was the first person to ( describe a cell, develop antisepsis )
Joseph Lister was the first person to ( develop antisepsis, describe a bacterium )
Antoni van Leeuwenhoek was the first person to ( describe a bacterium, describe a cell )

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Question 11 of 72

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Ignaz Semmelweis was the first to...

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use handwashing in clinical practice
develop antisepsis

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Question 12 of 72

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Select the two correct answers

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Louis Pasteur was the first person to disprove abiogenesis
Louis Pasteur was the first person to discover pasteurisation
Louis Pasteur was the first person to apply hand washing in clinical practice

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Question 13 of 72

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Robert Koch was the first to study the following two diseases..

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Anthrax
Tubercolosis
Chlamidia

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Question 14 of 72

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Robert Koch found the

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germ theory of disease
disproved the theory of abiogenesis

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Question 15 of 72

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Robert Koch contributed towards staining methods for microbes

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True
False

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Question 16 of 72

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Kochs postulates (germ theory of disease)
1. Specific causative agent must ❌
2. Disease organism must ❌
3. Innoculation of culture sample into healthy animal must ❌
4. Disease organism must ❌

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be found in every case of disease

be isolated in pure culture

produce same disease

be recovered from animal

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Question 17 of 72

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Select the three domains of life

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Eubacteria
Fungi
Archaea
Algae
Protozoa
Eucarya

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Question 18 of 72

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What are the two aspects of Eubacteria

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Gram stain positive and negative
Algae and Fungi

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Question 19 of 72

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Select which is classified as Eucarya

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Algae, Fungi, Cyanobacteria, Plants, Animals
Plants, Animals, Thermophiles, Algae, Fungi
Protozoa, Algae, Fungi, Plants, Animals

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Question 20 of 72

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Archaea and Bacteria are

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Eukaryotes
Prokaryotes

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Question 21 of 72

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Fungi, Protozoa and Fungi are

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Prokaryotes
Eukaryotes

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Question 22 of 72

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Protozoa are

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single celled Eukaryotes
single celled Prokaryotes

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Question 23 of 72

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Fungi have a cell wall

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True
False

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Question 24 of 72

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Moulds are

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Unicellular
Multicellular

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Question 25 of 72

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Moulds reproduce

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Sexually and Asexually
Budding

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Question 26 of 72

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Yeasts are

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Unicellular
Multicellular

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Question 27 of 72

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Yeasts reproduce by

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budding
sexual reproduction

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Question 28 of 72

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Bacteria have a nuclei

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True
False

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Question 29 of 72

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A virus which infects a bacteria is called a Bacteriophage

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True
False

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Question 30 of 72

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Peptidoglycan is found in Prokaryotes cell wall (Bacteria/Eubacteria)

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True
False

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Question 31 of 72

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Prokaryotes do not reproduce by binary fission

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True
False

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Question 32 of 72

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Eukaryotes reproduce by meiosis/meitosis

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True
False

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Question 33 of 72

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Endospores are not a survival mechanism by Prokaryotes

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True
False

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Question 34 of 72

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Plasmids are small, enclosed, transferable pieces of DNA

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True
False

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Question 35 of 72

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Bacteria contain plasmids

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True
False

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Question 36 of 72

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Gram stain positive bacteria have a ( thick, thin ) cell wall layer of peptidoglycan and teichoic acid and ( lipoteichoic, lipopolysaccharide ) acid

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Question 37 of 72

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Gram Negative bacteria have an outer membrane called ( lipopolysaccharide, lipoteichoic )

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Question 38 of 72

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Select the two different types of Glycocalyx

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slime
capsules
capsid
lipopolysaccharide

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Question 39 of 72

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Flagella are for ( motility, adherence ) only
Fimbriae are for ( adherence, motility ) only
Pili is for ( conjugation, motility ) and adherence

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Question 40 of 72

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Describe this polar distribution of bacterial flagella

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Monotrichous
Iophotrichous
Amphitrichous

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Question 41 of 72

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Describe this polar distribution of bacterial flagella

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Monotrichous
Iophotrichous
Amphitrichous

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Question 42 of 72

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Describe this polar distribution of bacterial flagella

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Amphitrichous
Iophotrichous
Monotrichous

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Question 43 of 72

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What is the purpose of Bacterial Sporulation?

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survival under unfavorable growth conditions
survival under favorable growth conditions

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Question 44 of 72

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Bacteria reproduce by a process called

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Binary Fission
Budding

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Question 45 of 72

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Binary Fission is a

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Asexual process
Sexual process

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Question 46 of 72

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Binary Fission is a process of when

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single cell splits into two sister cells
Two non-identical cells developed sexually

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Question 47 of 72

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The bacterial growth stages comprises of the ( lag, exponential ) phase to begin with, then the ( exponential, stationary ) phase, then the ( stationary, exponential ) phase, followed by the ( death/decline, stationary ) stage

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Question 48 of 72

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There are many different atmospheric conditions for Bacteria such as:
( Obligate Aerobe, Microaerophiles ) - which oxygen is essential for growth
( Microaerophiles, Obligate Aerobe ) - low levels of oxygen is required
( Obligate Anaerobes, Facultative Anaerobes ) - will only grow in complete absence of Oxygen
( Facultative Anaerobes, Carboxyphiles ) - able to grow with or without Oxygen
( Carboxyphiles, Obligate Aerobe ) - grow best with increased presence of CO2

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Question 49 of 72

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Temperature preferences:
❌ - Growth temp. 0 - 20 degrees
❌ - Growth temp. 10 - 45 degrees
❌ - Growth temp. 45 - 85 degrees

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Psychrophiles

Mesophiles

Thermophiles

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Question 50 of 72

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The breakdown and formation of ATP is mediated by the oxidation-redoxation(redox) reactions:
❌ - Electrons loss
❌ - Electrons gain

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Oxidation

Reductions

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Question 51 of 72

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Fermentation produces low ATP

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True
False

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Question 52 of 72

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Respiration produces lots of ATP

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True
False

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Question 53 of 72

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Host microbes relationship:
❌ - where both members benefit
❌ - where one member benefits without harming the other
❌ - relationship where one member is harmed for the other members gain

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Mutualism

Commensalism

Parasitism

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Question 54 of 72

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Stages of Infectious disease:
❌ - No symptoms
❌ - Mild symptoms
❌ - Identifiable disease with dramatic microbial increase
❌ - Reduction of microbes
❌ - Recovery

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Incubation period

Prodromal phase

Invasive phase

Decline phase

Convalescence

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Question 55 of 72

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Endotoxin and Exotoxins are toxic substances secreted by bacteria and released outside the cell

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True
False

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Question 56 of 72

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Exotoxins are a toxin primarily produced by

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Gram-positive bacteria
Gram-negative bacteria

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Question 57 of 72

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Endotoxins are toxins that are primarily produced by

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Gram-negative bacteria
Gram-positive bacteria

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Question 58 of 72

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Exotoxins are produced when the

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gram-positive bacteria secreted by the living bacterial cell
gram-positive bacteria dies by the bacterial cell

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Question 59 of 72

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Endotoxins are produced when the

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Gram-negative bacteria dies and wall breaks up
Gram-negative bacteria is alive during secretion

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Question 60 of 72

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Haemolysins are lipids and proteins that cause lysis of red blood cells by destroying their cell membrane.

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True
False

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Question 61 of 72

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Alpha is a type of Haemolysin which is non-haemolytic

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True
False

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Question 62 of 72

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The three types of Haemolysins are:
❌ - Partial lysis of RBC, grey/green colour
❌ - completely clear zone around colonies
❌ - Non-haemolytic

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Alpha

Beta

Gamma

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Question 63 of 72

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Haemolysin which causes partial lysis of RBC is called

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Alpha
Beta

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Question 64 of 72

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Haemolysin which causes complete lysis of RBC is called

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Alpha
Beta

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Question 65 of 72

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Non-Haemolysin of lysis to RBC is called

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Alpha
Gamma

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Question 66 of 72

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Microbial Biofilms consist of

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microbes, cell debris and extra-cellular matrix
microbes, capsules and extra-cellular matrix

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Question 67 of 72

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Iris diaphragm and condenser control light on a microscope

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True
False

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Question 68 of 72

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Contrast can be increased by closing the condenser diaphragm on a microscope

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True
False

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Question 69 of 72

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Select the Four principle shapes of Bacteria

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Rods/Bacillus
Coccus
Spirals
Vibrio/Comma
Chains
Clusters

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Question 70 of 72

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❌ only allow certain bacteria to grow while inhibiting others.
❌ contain substances that will allow different bacteria to be distinguished from each other

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Selective media

Differential media

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Question 71 of 72

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- ❌ is selective for Staphylococci - high salt concentration.
- ❌ is a selective and differential culture medium for bacteria designed to selectively isolate Gram-negative and enteric bacilli and differentiate them based on lactose fermentation

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Mannitol Salt Agar (MSA)

MacConkey agar

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Question 72 of 72

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Mannitol Salt Agar (MSA) is selective for Staphylococci - high salt concentration.

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True
False

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Weeks 1 and 2

Question 1 of 72

Both Genus and species names are either ..

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Question 2 of 72

First letter of Genus is always

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Question 3 of 72

Species designation is always

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Question 4 of 72

Which name is never abbreviated

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Question 5 of 72

❌ of Microorganisms are harmless ❌ of Microorganisms are opportunistic ❌ of Microorganisms are overtly pathogenic

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Question 6 of 72

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Total microbial load >10.13 >10.12( >10.13, >10.12 ) microbial cells in the body vs. 10.13 10.14( 10.13, 10.14 ) body cells

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Question 7 of 72

Robert Hooke (1665) was the first person to

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Question 8 of 72

Joseph Lister (1870) was the first person to...

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Question 9 of 72

Antoni Van Leeuwinhoek was the first person to...

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Question 10 of 72

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Question 11 of 72

Ignaz Semmelweis was the first to...

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Question 12 of 72

Select the two correct answers

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Question 13 of 72

Robert Koch was the first to study the following two diseases..

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Question 14 of 72

Robert Koch found the

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Question 15 of 72

Robert Koch contributed towards staining methods for microbes

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Explanation

Question 16 of 72

Kochs postulates (germ theory of disease) 1. Specific causative agent must ❌ 2. Disease organism must ❌ 3. Innoculation of culture sample into healthy animal must ❌ 4. Disease organism must ❌

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Question 17 of 72

Select the three domains of life

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Question 18 of 72

What are the two aspects of Eubacteria

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Explanation

Question 19 of 72

Select which is classified as Eucarya

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Question 20 of 72

Archaea and Bacteria are

Select one of the following:

❌ of Microorganisms are harmless
❌ of Microorganisms are opportunistic
❌ of Microorganisms are overtly pathogenic

Total microbial load ( >10.13, >10.12 ) microbial cells in the body vs. ( 10.13, 10.14 ) body cells

Kochs postulates (germ theory of disease)
1. Specific causative agent must ❌
2. Disease organism must ❌
3. Innoculation of culture sample into healthy animal must ❌
4. Disease organism must ❌

Gram stain positive bacteria have a ( thick, thin ) cell wall layer of peptidoglycan and teichoic acid and ( lipoteichoic, lipopolysaccharide ) acid

Gram Negative bacteria have an outer membrane called ( lipopolysaccharide, lipoteichoic )