Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiology, 6th Edition TEST BANK By Connie R. Mahon, Verified Chapters 1 - 41, Complete Newest Version

TEST BANK FOR TEXTBOOK OF DIAGNOSTIC
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l# MICROBIOLOGY 6TH EDITION BY CONNIE R. MAHON
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CHAPTERS 1 - 41
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, MAHON: l#TEXTBOOK l#OF l#DIAGNOSTIC l#MICROBIOLOGY, l#6TH l#EDITION l#TEST l#BANK


TABLE l#OF l#CONTENTS
PART l#1: l#INTRODUCTION l#TO l#CLINICAL l#MICROBIOLOGY
CHAPTER l#1. l#BACTERIAL l#CELL l#STRUCTURE, l#PHYSIOLOGY, l#METABOLISM, l#AND l#GENETICS
CHAPTER l#2. l#HOST-PARASITE l#INTERACTION
CHAPTER l#3. l#THE l#LABORATORY l#ROLE l#IN l#INFECTION l#CONTROL
CHAPTER l#4. l#CONTROL l#OF l#MICROORGANISMS: l#DISINFECTION, l#STERILIZATION, l#AND l#MICROBIOLOGY
l#SAFETY

CHAPTER l#5. l#PERFORMANCE l#IMPROVEMENT l#IN l#THE l#MICROBIOLOGY l#LABORATORY
CHAPTER l#6. l#SPECIMEN l#COLLECTION l#AND l#PROCESSING
CHAPTER l#7. l#MICROSCOPIC l#EXAMINATION l#OF l#MATERIALS l#FROM l#INFECTED l#SITES
CHAPTER l#8. l # USE l#OF l#COLONY l#MORPHOLOGY l#FOR l#THE l#PRESUMPTIVE l#IDENTIFICATION l#OF
l#MICROORGANISMS

CHAPTER l#9. l # BIOCHEMICAL l#IDENTIFICATION l#OF l#GRAM-NEGATIVE l#BACTERIA
CHAPTER l#10. l#IMMUNODIAGNOSIS l#OF l#INFECTIOUS l#DISEASES
CHAPTER l#11. l#APPLICATIONS l#OF l#MOLECULAR l#DIAGNOSTICS
CHAPTER l#12. l#ANTIBACTERIAL l#MECHANISMS l#OF l#ACTION l#AND l#BACTERIAL l#RESISTANCE l#MECHANISMS
CHAPTER l#13. l#ANTIMICROBIAL l#SUSCEPTIBILITY l#TESTING
PART l#2: l#LABORATORY l#IDENTIFICATION l#OF l#SIGNIFICANT l#ISOLATES
CHAPTER l#14. l#STAPHYLOCOCCI
CHAPTER l#15. l#STREPTOCOCCUS, l#ENTEROCOCCUS, l#AND l#OTHER l#CATALASE-NEGATIVE, l#GRAM-POSITIVE
l#COCCI

CHAPTER l#16. l#AEROBIC l#GRAM-POSITIVE l#BACILLI
CHAPTER l#17. l#NEISSERIA l#SPECIES l#AND l#MORAXELLA l#CATARRHALIS
CHAPTER l#18. l#HAEMOPHILUS, l#HACEK, l#LEGIONELLA l#AND l#OTHER l#FASTIDIOUS l#GRAM-NEGATIVE l#BACILLI
CHAPTER l#19. l#ENTEROBACTERIACEAE
CHAPTER l#20. l#VIBRIO, l#AEROMONAS, l#AND l#CAMPYLOBACTER l#SPECIES
CHAPTER l#21. l#NONFERMENTING l#AND l#MISCELLANEOUS l#GRAM-NEGATIVE l#BACILLI
CHAPTER l#22. l#ANAEROBES l#OF l#CLINICAL l#IMPORTANCE
CHAPTER l#23. l#THE l#SPIROCHETES
CHAPTER l#24. l#CHLAMYDIA, l#RICKETTSIA, l#AND l#SIMILAR l#ORGANISMS
CHAPTER l#25. l#MYCOPLASMA l#AND l#UREAPLASMA
CHAPTER l#26. l#MYCOBACTERIUM l#TUBERCULOSIS l#AND l#NONTUBERCULOUS l#MYCOBACTERIA
CHAPTER l#27. l#MEDICALLY l#SIGNIFICANT l#FUNGI
CHAPTER l#28. l#DIAGNOSTIC l#PARASITOLOGY
CHAPTER l#29. l#CLINICAL l#VIROLOGY
CHAPTER l#30. l#AGENTS l#OF l#BIOTERROR l#AND l#FORENSIC l#MICROBIOLOGY
CHAPTER l#31. l#BIOFILMS: l#ARCHITECTS l#OF l#DISEASE
PART l#3: l#LABORATORY l#DIAGNOSIS l#OF l#INFECTIOUS l#DISEASES: l#AND l#ORGAN l#SYSTEM l#APPROACH l#TO
l#DIAGNOSTICl#MICROBIOLOGY

CHAPTER l#32. l#UPPER l#AND l#LOWER l#RESPIRATORY l#TRACT l#INFECTIONS
CHAPTER l#33. l#SKIN l#AND l#SOFT l#TISSUE l#INFECTIONS
CHAPTER l#34. l#GASTROINTESTINAL l#INFECTIONS l#AND l#FOOD l#POISONING
CHAPTER l#35. l#INFECTIONS l#OF l#THE l#CENTRAL l#NERVOUS l#SYSTEM
CHAPTER l#36. l#BACTEREMIA l#AND l#SEPSIS
CHAPTER l#37. l#URINARY l#TRACT l#INFECTIONS
CHAPTER l#38. l#GENITAL l#INFECTIONS l#AND l#SEXUALLY l#TRANSMITTED l#INFECTIONS
CHAPTER l#39. l#INFECTIONS l#IN l#SPECIAL l#POPULATIONS

,CHAPTER l#40. l#ZOONOTIC l#DISEASES
CHAPTER l#41. l#OCULAR l#INFECTIONS
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, CHAPTER l#01: l#BACTERIAL l#CELL l#STRUCTURE, l#PHYSIOLOGY,
METABOLISM, l#AND l#GENETICSl#MAHON: l#TEXTBOOK l#OF l# DIAGNOSTIC
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l# MICROBIOLOGY, l#6TH l#EDITION l#TEST l#BANK

MULTIPLE l#CHOICE

1. TO l#SURVIVE, l#MICROBIAL l#INHABITANTS l#HAVE l#LEARNED l#TO l#ADAPT l#BY l#VARYING l#ALL l#OF l#TH
FOLLOWING, l#EXCEPT
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a. GROWTH l#RATE.
b. GROWTH l#IN l#ALL l#ATMOSPHERIC l#CONDITIONS.
c. GROWTH l#AT l#PARTICULAR l#TEMPERATURES.
d. BACTERIAL l#SHAPE.
ANSWER: l# D
THE l#CHAPTER l#BEGINS l#BY l#DISCUSSING l#THE l#WAY l#MICROBIAL l#INHABITANTS l#HAVE
l#HAD l#TO l#EVOLVE l#TO l#SURVIVEl#IN l#MANY l#DIFFERENT l#NICHES l#AND l#HABITATS. l#IT


l#DISCUSSES l#SLOW l#GROWERS, l#RAPID l#GROWERS, l#AND l#REPLICATION l#WITH l#SCARCE


l#OR l#ABUNDANT l#NUTRIENTS, l#UNDER l#DIFFERENT l#ATMOSPHERIC l#CONDITIONS,


l#TEMPERATURE l#REQUIREMENTS, l#AND l#CELL l#STRUCTURE. l#BACTERIAL l#SHAPE l#AS l#A


l#FORM l#OF l#EVOLUTION l#IS l#NOT l#DISCUSSED.




OBJ: l# LEVEL l#2: l#INTERPRETATION

2. WHO l#WAS l#CONSIDERED l#THE l#FATHER l#OF l#PROTOZOOLOGY l#AND l#BACTERIOLOGY?
a. ANTON l#VAN l#LEEUWENHOEK
b. LOUIS l#PASTEUR
c. CARL l#LANDSTEINER
d. MICHAEL l#DOUGLAS

ANSWER: l# A
THE l#BOOK l#DISCUSSES l#ANTON l#VAN l#LEEUWENHOEK l#AS l#THE l#INVENTOR l#OF l#THE
l#MICROSCOPE l#AND l#THE l#FIRST l#PERSON l#TO l#SEE l#THE l#“BEASTIES.” l#SO l#THEY


l#DUBBED l#HIM l#THE l#FATHER l#OF l#PROTOZOOLOGY l#AND l#BACTERIOLOGY.l#THE l#OTHER


l#THREE l#INDIVIDUALS l#WERE l#NOT l#DISCUSSED.




OBJ: l# LEVEL l#1: l#RECALL

3. PROKARYOTIC l#CELLS l#HAVE l#WHICH l#OF l#THE l#FOLLOWING l#STRUCTURES l#IN l#THEIR l#CYTOPLASM?
a. GOLGI l#APPARATUS
b. RIBOSOMES
c. MITOCHONDRIA
d. ENDOPLASMIC l#RETICULUM

ANSWER: l# B
ALL l#THE l#STRUCTURES l#LISTED l#ARE l#FOUND l#IN l#EUKARYOTIC l#CELLS, l#BUT
l#RIBOSOMES l#ARE l#THE l#ONLY l#ONES l#THATl#APPLY l#TO l#PROKARYOTIC l#CELLS.




OBJ: l# LEVEL l#1: l#RECALL

4. THIS l#FORM l#OF l#DNA l#IS l#COMMONLY l#FOUND l#IN l#EUKARYOTIC l#CELLS.
a. LINEAR
b. CIRCULAR