Prepare: History of Microbiology Does not have membrane bound cellular organelles and has cell wall made up of peptidoglycan: Fungi Helminthes Protozoa Bacteria Algae

Week2Concepts:ClassificationandNutrition ProkaryoticvsEukaryoticCells Prepare:ProkaryoticvsEukaryoticCells • Thecellularstructuresfoundinprokaryotesare(selectallthatapply) • TheGramstainworksbecauseofdifferencesinthe ofbacteria. Prokaryotesinclude • Which of the following structures contribute to pathogenicity of bacteria (select all that apply) Self-Check: Bacteria andArchaea • Drag the cell types to the three respective highlighted images at the bottom. Self-Check:BacteriaExte...

Lab4:SimpleStaining LearningObjectives: • Tolearnaboutprincipleofstaining • Tolearntheprocessofsimplestain • Topreparewetmountslides Exercise1:SimpleStainMaterials: OvernightculturesofS.epidermidis,B.subtilis,S.cerevisiae(yeast),inoculatingloop,glassslides,incinerators,crystalvioletoranyotherstainchosenbyinstructor;tongs,stainingracks/trays,immersionoil,lenspaper,bibulouspaper,microscope Method: 1. Obtainacleanglassslide,loopandovernightcultures.Holdtheglassslidesfromtheedgestoav...

BIOS 242 Lab Practicum Review Chamberlain

Lab3:Microscopy-ObservationofCells LearningObjectives: • Usethecompoundlightmicroscopeforobservationofcells. • Identifydifferenttypesofbacteriabasedontheirshapes. • Identifyavarietyofeukaryoticcells. Introduction: Exercise2:ObservationofDifferentTypesofBacteriaMaterials: Compoundmicroscope,immersionoil,lenswipes,preparedslidesofvariousbacteria-Rods,cocciandspiral Method: 1. Obtainthepreservedslideofabacteria. 2. UseAppendixAandfollowtheinstructionsonhowtouseaMicroscope. 3. O...

Week6Concepts:EpidemiologyofInfectiousDiseases Skin,NervousSystem,andCirculatorySystemPathogens Prepare:SkinandNervousSystemPathogens • Whichofthefollowingisnotapriondisease? • Mostcasesofsepsisarecausedby . • Protectivefeaturesoftheskinincludeallofthefollowingexcept . • Whichofthefollowingisafebrilediseasecharacterizedbyarashand iscausedbyavirusthatcancrosstheplacentato cause serious fetaldamage? • Thetransmissionof oftenoccursviainfectedtooth,dentaltrauma,orsmallskinwounds. ...

Lab9:FoodSafety LearningObjectives: • Tolearnabouteffectivenessofhandwashing • Tolearnaboutcleaningproduce • Tolearnaboutappropriatelystoringfoods GI infections occur due to contaminated food and water. Clean drinking water, washed produce,appropriatestorageoffoodandsimplepersonalhygienehabitssuchashandwashinghelptremendouslyin reducing the incident of GI infections. In this lab, we will test the effectiveness of some of thesepractices. Exercise1:PersonalHygiene-ImportanceofHandwas...

MICRO. Exam 1 1. Question:Describe the idea of spontaneous generation and what experiments have refuted this idea? Describe the experiment of Louis Pasteur in detail as well as the inferences that were made. What was a specific feature of the experiment that has allowed to experiment? 2. Question:Postulates of Robert Koch. List them all and their significance in microbiology. 3. Question:Review the contribution of each scientist in the field of Microbiology: John Snow, Alexander Fleming, Igna...

Week7Concepts:EpidemiologyofInfectiousDiseases Respiratory,Digestive,andUrogenitalSystemPathogens Prepare:Respiratory,Digestive,andUrogenitalSystemPathogens • AwomanismuchmorelikelythanamantocontractaUTI.Whichofthefollowingpracticeswouldbestreduceherchancesofgetting aUTI? • Whatfeaturesoftherespiratorysystemprotectitfrominfection? • DefensesoftheGItractagainstpathogensinclude . • TrueorFalse:Despiteacidicconditions,somemicroorganismshavebeenfoundresidingwithinthehumanstomach. • ...

Noteforstudents:Macromoleculesisareviewfrompriorcourses.Thistopicmayormaynotbecoveredin-classoronline.YoumayuseyourtextbookorbooksfrompriorcoursesforthisALT.(Slide4;2.5points) Completethefollowingtablebydescribingthetermsin1-2sentenceswiththeirfunctionandexamples