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TCDHA Microbiology Midterm Review Exam Questions Correct Answers New Update (Verified A+ Pass) What are the 4 small life forms? - Answers -1. Virus 2. Bacteria 3. Fungi (molds, yeast) 4. Protozoa 5. Algae What are the several sub-disciplines within microbiology? - Answers -1. Bacteriology 2. Mycology 3. Protozoology 4. Virology What is the study of Bacteria? - Answers -bacteriology What is the study of fungi? - Answers -mycology What is immunology? - Answers -Knowledge of body's defense mechanism (immune system) that adds to the understanding of disease prevention through immunization, and the natural barriers of the body against infection What did Girolamo Francastoro do? - Answers -- recognized existence of "tiny living particles that cause "catching" (contagious) disease - spread by direct contact with humans, and indirect contacts with objects What did Antoni van Leeuwenhoek do? - Answers -- Used the microscope to view live microbes which he called 'animalcules' - Discovered bacteria - first to see microbe What did Edward Jenner do? - Answers -- He created the small pox vaccination from cow pox. - credited with concept of immunization What did Louis Pasteur do? - Answers -- invented pasteurization - saved wine industry by heating grape juice to reduce amount of bacteria - use of heat to destroy vegetative bacteria + resistent bacterial spores - discovered bacteria produced disease such as anthrax and cholera - created first vaccines for rabies, anthrax and cholera What did John Tyndall do? - Answers -- discovered tyndallization - discovered need for prolonged heating to destroy bacteria What are the 2 forms that bacteria exist? - Answers -- heat stable - heat sensitive What is tyndallization? - Answers -Prolong/ intermittent heat to destroy heat-stable/sensitive bacteria What did Ferdinand Cohn do? - Answers -discovered endospores What are endospores? - Answers -Dormant form of bacteria w/ enhance resistance to heat, staining and disinfection What did Joseph Lister do? - Answers -Discovered role of airborne microorganisms Discovered that airborne mo's can be reduced w carbolic acid (phenols) What did Christian Gram do? - Answers -developed gram stain What is gram staining? - Answers -Determines differences in the cell wall 2 distinct groups - gram positive and gram negative What did Ignaz Semmelweis do? - Answers -Recognized importance of handwashing What did Sir Alexander Fleming discover? - Answers -penicillin What did Wendell Stanley do? - Answers -Developed electron microscope What did Robert Koch do? - Answers -identified the bacterium that causes tuberculosis, anthrax and cholera What are prokaryotic cells? - Answers -Primitive cells NO internal membrane NO nucleus What is bacteria? - Answers -prokaryote What is a eukaryotic cell? - Answers -Complex cells WITH internal membranes HAVE a nucleus What group do protozoa, algae, fungi, plants and animals belong to? - Answers -Eukaryote What is flagella? - Answers -Long, thin whip-like structure that helps organisms move What is a fimbriae, pili? - Answers -short surface projections that help attach prokaryotes to surface What is a cytoplasmic membrane? - Answers -barrier that separates the inside of the cell from the outside environment regulates amount of molecules entering or leaving What are mesosomes? - Answers -internal folds of the cell membrane in the cytoplasm Present mostly in gram positive bacteria What is cytoplasm? - Answers -fluid inside the cell What is the cell wall? - Answers -Gives cell its shape; protection from mechanical damage What is the outer-membrane of gram-negative bacteria? - Answers -Contains endotoxin; transport of nutrients When endotoxin is released from bacteria present in body it can cause damage to nearby body cells What is a capsule? - Answers -Gelatinous covering produced by cytoplasmic membrane Protects from drying What are granules? - Answers -Function as energy reserve What are ribosomes? - Answers -site of protein synthesis

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TCDHA Microbiology Midterm Review
Exam Questions Correct Answers New
Update (Verified A+ Pass)
What are the 4 small life forms? - Answers -✔✔1. Virus
2. Bacteria
3. Fungi (molds, yeast)
4. Protozoa
5. Algae

What are the several sub-disciplines within microbiology? - Answers -✔✔1.
Bacteriology
2. Mycology
3. Protozoology
4. Virology

What is the study of Bacteria? - Answers -✔✔bacteriology

What is the study of fungi? - Answers -✔✔mycology

What is immunology? - Answers -✔✔Knowledge of body's defense mechanism
(immune system) that adds to the understanding of disease prevention through
immunization, and the natural barriers of the body against infection

What did Girolamo Francastoro do? - Answers -✔✔- recognized existence of "tiny
living particles that cause "catching" (contagious) disease
- spread by direct contact with humans, and indirect contacts with objects

What did Antoni van Leeuwenhoek do? - Answers -✔✔- Used the microscope to view
live microbes which he called 'animalcules'
- Discovered bacteria
- first to see microbe

What did Edward Jenner do? - Answers -✔✔- He created the small pox vaccination
from cow pox.
- credited with concept of immunization

What did Louis Pasteur do? - Answers -✔✔- invented pasteurization
- saved wine industry by heating grape juice to reduce amount of bacteria
- use of heat to destroy vegetative bacteria + resistent bacterial spores
- discovered bacteria produced disease such as anthrax and cholera
- created first vaccines for rabies, anthrax and cholera

,What did John Tyndall do? - Answers -✔✔- discovered tyndallization
- discovered need for prolonged heating to destroy bacteria

What are the 2 forms that bacteria exist? - Answers -✔✔- heat stable
- heat sensitive

What is tyndallization? - Answers -✔✔Prolong/ intermittent heat to destroy heat-
stable/sensitive bacteria

What did Ferdinand Cohn do? - Answers -✔✔discovered endospores

What are endospores? - Answers -✔✔Dormant form of bacteria w/ enhance resistance
to heat, staining and disinfection

What did Joseph Lister do? - Answers -✔✔Discovered role of airborne microorganisms

Discovered that airborne mo's can be reduced w carbolic acid (phenols)

What did Christian Gram do? - Answers -✔✔developed gram stain

What is gram staining? - Answers -✔✔Determines differences in the cell wall

2 distinct groups - gram positive and gram negative

What did Ignaz Semmelweis do? - Answers -✔✔Recognized importance of
handwashing

What did Sir Alexander Fleming discover? - Answers -✔✔penicillin

What did Wendell Stanley do? - Answers -✔✔Developed electron microscope

What did Robert Koch do? - Answers -✔✔identified the bacterium that causes
tuberculosis, anthrax and cholera

What are prokaryotic cells? - Answers -✔✔Primitive cells
NO internal membrane
NO nucleus

What is bacteria? - Answers -✔✔prokaryote

What is a eukaryotic cell? - Answers -✔✔Complex cells
WITH internal membranes
HAVE a nucleus

, What group do protozoa, algae, fungi, plants and animals belong to? - Answers -
✔✔Eukaryote

What is flagella? - Answers -✔✔Long, thin whip-like structure that helps organisms
move

What is a fimbriae, pili? - Answers -✔✔short surface projections that help attach
prokaryotes to surface

What is a cytoplasmic membrane? - Answers -✔✔barrier that separates the inside of
the cell from the outside environment

regulates amount of molecules entering or leaving

What are mesosomes? - Answers -✔✔internal folds of the cell membrane in the
cytoplasm

Present mostly in gram positive bacteria

What is cytoplasm? - Answers -✔✔fluid inside the cell

What is the cell wall? - Answers -✔✔Gives cell its shape; protection from mechanical
damage

What is the outer-membrane of gram-negative bacteria? - Answers -✔✔Contains
endotoxin; transport of nutrients

When endotoxin is released from bacteria present in body it can cause damage to
nearby body cells

What is a capsule? - Answers -✔✔Gelatinous covering produced by cytoplasmic
membrane

Protects from drying

What are granules? - Answers -✔✔Function as energy reserve

What are ribosomes? - Answers -✔✔site of protein synthesis

What are endospores? - Answers -✔✔Thick walled structure

One of most resistant forms of life against heat, drying and chemicals

Defence mechanism/ protection against adverse conditions

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