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Test Bank Microbiology for the Healthcare
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Professional
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3rd Edition vcxx




By Karin C. VanMeter, Robert J. Hubert
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| Verified Chapter's 1 - 25 | Complete Newest
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1. Scope of microbiology
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2. Chemistry of life
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3. Cell structure and function
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4. Bacteria and archaea
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5. Viruses
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6. Eukaryotic microorganisms
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7. Physical and chemical methods of control
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8. Microbiological laboratory techniques
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9. Microbiological laboratory safety issues
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10. vcxx vcxxPharmacology
11. vcxx vcxxAntimicrobial drugs vcxx




12. vcxx vcxxInfection and disease vcxx vcxx




13. vcxx vcxxThe immune response and lymphatic system
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14. vcxx vcxxInfections of the integumentary system, soft tissue, and musculoskeletal
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system
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15. vcxx vcxxInfections of the respiratory system
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16. vcxx vcxxInfections of the gastrointestinal system
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vcxx 17. Infections of the nervous system and sensory structures
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vcxx 18. Infections of the cardiovascular and circulatory systems
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vcxx 19. Infections of the urinary system
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20. vcxx vcxxInfections of the reproductive system
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vcxx 21. Sexually transmitted infections and diseases
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22. vcxx vcxxHuman age and microorganisms
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vcxx 23. Microorganisms in the environment and effects on human health
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24. vcxx vcxxEmerging infectious diseases vcxx vcxx




25. vcxx vcxxBiotechnology

,Chapter 01: Scope of Microbiology
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VanMeter: Microbiology for the Healthcare Professional, 3rd Edition
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MULTIPLE vcxxCHOICE

1. In vcxxthe vcxxsixteenth vcxxcentury vcxxa vcxxfather-and-son vcxxteam, vcxxby vcxxthe vcxxname vcxxof ,
produced vcxxavcxcompound vcxxmicroscope vcxxconsisting vcxxof vcxxa vcxxsimple vcxxtube vcxxwith
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vcxxlenses vcxxat vcxxeach vcxxend.

a. van vcxxLeeuwenhoek
b. Semmelweis
c. Janssen
d. Hooke

ANS: v c x x C REF: v c x x p. vcxx3

2. “Animalcules” vcxxwere vcxxfirst vcxxdescribed vcxxby
a. Robert vcxxHooke.
b. Antony vcxxvan vcxxLeeuwenhoek.
c. Hans vcxxJanssen.
d. John vcxxNeedham.

ANS: v c x x B REF: v c x x p. vcxx3

3. Micrographia, vcxxa vcxxpublication vcxxillustrating vcxxinsects, vcxxsponges, vcxxas vcxxwell vcxxas vcxxplant vcxxcells,
vcxx was vcxxpublishedvcxby
a. Robert vcxxHooke.
b. Antony vcxxvan vcxxLeeuwenhoek.
c. Hans vcxxJanssen.
d. John vcxxNeedham.
ANS: v c x x A REF: v c x x p. vcxx3

4. Low-power vcxxmicroscopes vcxxdesigned vcxxfor vcxxobserving vcxxfairly vcxxlarge vcxxobjects vcxxsuch vcxxas
vcxx insects vcxxor vcxxwormsvcxare
a. electron vcxxmicroscopes.
b. dark-field vcxxmicroscopes.
c. fluorescence vcxxmicroscopes.
d. stereomicroscopes.
ANS: v c x x D REF: v c x x p. vcxx5

5. A vcxxmicroscope vcxxthat vcxxprovides vcxxa vcxxthree-dimensional vcxximage vcxxof vcxxa vcxxspecimen vcxxis vcxxa
a. dark-field vcxxmicroscope.
b. transmission vcxxelectron vcxxmicroscope.
c. bright-field vcxxmicroscope.
d. scanning vcxxelectron vcxxmicroscope.

ANS: v c x x D REF: v c x x p. vcxx7

6. The vcxxtool vcxxof vcxxchoice vcxxto vcxxobserve vcxxliving vcxxmicroorganisms vcxxis vcxxthe
a. bright-field vcxxmicroscope.
b. phase-contrast vcxxmicroscope.

, c. fluorescence vcxxmicroscope.
d. electron vcxxmicroscope.

ANS: v c x x B REF: v c x x p. vcxx6

7. Which vcxxscientist vcxxis vcxxmost vcxxresponsible vcxxfor vcxxending vcxxthe vcxxcontroversy vcxxabout vcxxspontaneous
generation?
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a. John vcxxNeedham
b. Joseph vcxxLister
c. Louis vcxxPasteur
d. Robert vcxxKoch

ANS: v c x x C REF: v c x x p. vcxx8

8. Fossils vcxxof vcxxprokaryotes vcxxgo vcxxback billion vcxxyears.
a. 4.0 vcxxto vcxx5.0
b. vcxx vcxx v c x x 3.5 vcxxto vcxx4.0
c. 2.5 vcxxto vcxx3.0
d. vcxx vcxx v c x x 2.2 vcxxto vcxx2.7

ANS: v c x x B REF: v c x x p. vcxx9

9. Molds vcxxbelong vcxxto vcxxwhich vcxxof vcxxthe vcxxfollowing vcxxgroups vcxxof vcxxeukaryotic vcxxorganisms?
a. Protozoans
b. Archaea
c. Fungi
d. Algae

ANS: v c x x C REF: v c x x p. vcxx11

10. The vcxxcorrect vcxxdescending vcxxorder vcxxof vcxxtaxonomic vcxxcategories vcxxis
a. species, vcxxdomain, vcxxphylum, vcxxkingdom, vcxxorder, vcxxdivision, vcxxclass, vcxxgenus.
b. domain, vcxxkingdom, vcxxphylum, vcxxclass, vcxxfamily, vcxxorder, vcxxgenus, vcxxspecies.
c. domain, vcxxkingdom, vcxxphylum, vcxxclass, vcxxorder, vcxxfamily, vcxxgenus, vcxxspecies.
d. kingdom, vcxxdomain, vcxxphylum, vcxxorder, vcxxclass, vcxxfamily, vcxxgenus, vcxxspecies.

ANS: v c x x C REF: v c x x p. vcxx10

11. Complex vcxxcommunities vcxxof vcxxmicroorganisms vcxxon vcxxsurfaces vcxxare vcxxcalled
a. colonies.
b. biofilms.
c. biospheres.
d. flora.

ANS: v c x x B REF: v c x x p. vcxx12

12. A vcxxrelationship vcxxbetween vcxxorganisms vcxxin vcxxwhich vcxxthe vcxxwaste vcxxproduct vcxxof vcxxone
provides vcxxnutrients vcxxforvcxanother vcxxis vcxxcalled
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a. mutualism.
b. competition.
c. synergism.
d. commensalism.

ANS: v c x x D REF: v c x x p. vcxx12