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Chapters 1 - 41
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, Mahon:loTextbookloofloDiagnosticloMicrobiology,lo7thloEditionloTestloBank
Tablelooflocontents
Partlo1:loIntroductionlotoloClinicalloMicrobiology
Chapterlo1.loBacterialloCellloStructure,loPhysiology,loMetabolism,loandloGenetics
Chapterlo2.loHost-ParasiteloInteraction
Chapterlo3.loTheloLaboratoryloRoleloinloInfectionloControl
Chapterlo4.loControlloofloMicroorganisms:loDisinfection,loSterilization,loandloMicrobiologyloSafety
Chapterlo5.loPerformanceloImprovementloinlotheloMicrobiologyloLaboratory
Chapterlo6.loSpecimenloCollectionloandloProcessing
Chapterlo7.loMicroscopicloExaminationloofloMaterialslofromloInfectedloSites
Chapterlo8.l o UseloofloColonyloMorphologyloforlotheloPresumptiveloIdentificationloofloMicroorganisms
Chapterlo9.l o BiochemicalloIdentificationloofloGram-NegativeloBacteria
Chapterlo10.loImmunodiagnosisloofloInfectiousloDiseases
Chapterlo11.loApplicationsloofloMolecularloDiagnostics
Chapterlo12.loAntibacterialloMechanismsloofloActionloandloBacterialloResistanceloMechanisms
Chapterlo13.loAntimicrobialloSusceptibilityloTesting
Partlo2:loLaboratoryloIdentificationloofloSignificantloIsolates
Chapterlo14.loStaphylococci
Chapterlo15.loStreptococcus,loEnterococcus,loandloOtherloCatalase-Negative,loGram-PositiveloCocci
Chapterlo16.loAerobicloGram-PositiveloBacilli
Chapterlo17.loNeisserialoSpeciesloandloMoraxellalocatarrhalis
Chapterlo18.loHaemophilus,loHACEK,loLegionellaloandloOtherloFastidiousloGram-NegativeloBacilli
Chapterlo19.loEnterobacteriaceae
Chapterlo20.loVibrio,loAeromonas,loandloCampylobacterloSpecies
Chapterlo21.loNonfermentingloandloMiscellaneousloGram-NegativeloBacilli
Chapterlo22.loAnaerobesloofloClinicalloImportance
Chapterlo23.loTheloSpirochetes
Chapterlo24.loChlamydia,loRickettsia,loandloSimilarloOrganisms
Chapterlo25.loMycoplasmaloandloUreaplasma
Chapterlo26.loMycobacteriumlotuberculosisloandloNontuberculousloMycobacteria
Chapterlo27.loMedicallyloSignificantloFungi
Chapterlo28.loDiagnosticloParasitology
Chapterlo29.loClinicalloVirology
Chapterlo30.loAgentsloofloBioterrorloandloForensicloMicrobiology
Chapterlo31.loBiofilms:loArchitectsloofloDisease
Partlo3:loLaboratoryloDiagnosisloofloInfectiousloDiseases:loandloOrganloSystemloApproachlotoloDiagnosticlM
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ogy
Chapterlo32.loUpperloandloLowerloRespiratoryloTractloInfections
Chapterlo33.loSkinloandloSoftloTissueloInfections
Chapterlo34.loGastrointestinalloInfectionsloandloFoodloPoisoning
Chapterlo35.loInfectionslooflotheloCentralloNervousloSystem
Chapterlo36.loBacteremialoandloSepsis
Chapterlo37.loUrinaryloTractloInfections
Chapterlo38.loGenitalloInfectionsloandloSexuallyloTransmittedloInfections
Chapterlo39.loInfectionsloinloSpecialloPopulations
Chapterlo40.loZoonoticloDiseases
Chapterlo41.loOcularloInfections
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,Chapterlo01:loBacterialloCellloStructure,loPhysiology,loMetabolism,loandloGenetic
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lo ahon:loTextbookloofloDiagnosticloMicrobiology,lo7thloEditionloTestloBank
MULTIPLEloCHOICE
1. Tolosurvive,lomicrobialloinhabitantslohavelolearnedlotoloadaptlobylovaryingloalllooflothelofollowing,loexcept
a. growthlorate.
b. growthloinloallloatmosphericloconditions.
c. growthloatloparticularlotemperatures.
d. bacterialloshape.
ANSWER:l o D
Thelochapterlobeginslobylodiscussinglothelowaylomicrobialloinhabitantslohavelohadlotoloevolvelotolosurvi
velio nlomanylodifferentlonichesloandlohabitats.loItlodiscussesloslowlogrowers,lorapidlogrowers,loandlorepl
icationlowithloscarceloorloabundantlonutrients,lounderlodifferentloatmosphericloconditions,lotemperat
urelorequirements,loandlocelllostructure.loBacterialloshapeloasloaloformloofloevolutionloislonotlodiscusse
d.
OBJ:l o Levello2:loInterpretation
2. Wholowasloconsideredlothelofatherloofloprotozoologyloandlobacteriology?
a. AntonlovanloLeeuwenhoek
b. LouisloPasteur
c. CarlloLandsteiner
d. MichaelloDouglas
ANSWER:l o A
ThelobooklodiscussesloAntonlovanloLeeuwenhoekloaslotheloinventorlooflothelomicroscopeloandlothelofir
stlopersonlotoloseelothelo“beasties.”loSolotheylodubbedlohimlothelofatherloofloprotozoologyloandlobacteriol
ogy.lTo helootherlothreeloindividualslowerelonotlodiscussed.
OBJ:l o Levello1:loRecall
3. Prokaryoticlocellslohavelowhichlooflothelofollowinglostructuresloinlotheirlocytoplasm?
a. Golgiloapparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. Endoplasmicloreticulum
ANSWER:l o B
Alllothelostructureslolistedloarelofoundloinloeukaryoticlocells,lobutloribosomesloarelotheloonlylooneslot
hatlao pplylotoloprokaryoticlocells.
OBJ:l o Levello1:loRecall
4. ThisloformloofloDNAloislocommonlylofoundloinloeukaryoticlocells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid
.
.
, ANSWER:l o A
CircularloandloplasmidloDNAloarelousuallylofoundloonlyloinlobacteria,lonotloeukaryoticlocells.loColloidl
oisla
o lopropertyloofloproteinlomoleculesloandloislonotloassociatedlowithlonucleotides.
OBJ:l o Levello1:loRecall
5. Thelonuclearlomembraneloinloprokaryoteslois
a. missing.
b. impenetrable.
c. aloclassiclomembrane.
d. alolipidlobilayerlomembrane.
ANSWER:l o A
Prokaryoticlocellslodolonotlohaveloanylomembrane-
boundlostructuresloinlothelocytoplasmloincludingloaslo tructuredlonucleus.
OBJ:l o Levello1:loRecall
6. Alomicroorganismlothatloisloalounicellularloorganismloandlolacksloalonuclearlomembraneloandlotr
uenlo ucleuslobelongslotolowhichloclassification?
a. Fungi
b. Bacteria
c. Algae
d. Parasite
ANSWER:l o B
Fungi,loalgae,loandloparasitesloarelounicellularloeukaryoticloorganismslothatlocontainloalotruelonucle
us.lB
o acterialoareloprokaryoticlo andlodolonotlo containloalotruelonucleusloorlonuclearlomembrane.
OBJ:l o Levello1:loRecall
7. Inlothelolaboratory,lotheloclinicallomicrobiologistloisloresponsibleloforloalllothelofollowing,loexcept
a. isolatinglomicroorganisms.
b. selectinglotreatmentloforlopatients.
c. identifyinglomicroorganisms.
d. analyzinglobacterialothatlocauselodisease.
ANSWER:l o B
Clinicallomicrobiologistslodolonotloselectlothelotreatmentloforlopatients.loTheyloprovidelothelodoctorlowi
thlto helonamelooflotheloorganismloandlotheloantibioticslothatlocanlokilllothelobacteria,lobutlonotloinlothelofina
lloselectionlooflotreatmentloprotocols.
OBJ:l o Levello2:loRecall
8. Whatloenableslothelomicrobiologistlotoloselectlothelocorrectlomedialoforloprimarylocultureloandlooptimi
zetlo helochanceloofloisolatingloalopathogenicloorganism?
a. Determininglostaininglocharacteristics
b. Understandinglothelocelllostructureloandlobiochemicallopathwaysloofloanloorganism
c. Understandinglothelogrowthlorequirementslooflopotentiallopathogensloatlospecificlobodylosite
d. Knowinglothelodifferencesloinlocelllowallsloofloparticularlobacteria
ANSWER:l o C