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Nester’s Microbiology, 8th Edition offers a complete and accessible foundation in microbiology, perfect for nursing, allied health, and biology majors. This course explores microbial structure, function, genetics, and the impact of microbes on health and disease. With real-world applications and clinical case studies, it prepares students for both classroom exams and real-life healthcare scenarios — fully aligned with 2025 science standards.

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ChapterA01A-
AHumansAandAtheAMicrobial




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CopyrightA ©A2016AMcGraw-
HillA Education.AAllArightsAreserved.A NoAreproductionA orAdistributionAwithoutAtheApriorAwrittenA consentAofA
McGraw-HillAEducation.

,ChapterA01A-
AHumansAandAtheAMicrobial




Chapter01AH
umansAandAtheAMicrobialAWorld




MultipleAChoiceAQuestions


1. TheAscientistAusuallyconsideredAtheAfirstAtoAseeAmicroorganisms,Awhich
AheAcalledA"animalcules",Awas
A.

Redi.


B.
vanALeeuwenhoek.


C.
Pasteur.


D.
Tyndall.




Bloom'sALevel:A1.ARememberA
LearningAOutcome:A01.01
Section:A01.01
Topic:AHistoryAofA Microbiology




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CopyrightA ©A2016AMcGraw-
HillA Education.AAllArightsAreserved.A NoAreproductionA orAdistributionAwithoutAtheApriorAwrittenA consentAofA
McGraw-HillAEducation.

,ChapterA01A-
AHumansAandAtheAMicrobial


2. TheAwordA"animalcule"AwasAcoinedAby
A. Pasteur.
B. vanALeeuwenhoek.
C. Redi.
D. Tyndall.


Bloom'sALevel:A1.ARememberA
LearningAOutcome:A01.01
Section:A01.01
Topic:AHistoryAofA Microbiology



3.

TheAideaAofAspontaneousAGenerationApostulatedAthat



A. organismsAcouldAevolveAintoAtheAnextAgenerationAofAorganisms.
B. organismsAcouldAspontaneouslyAcombust.
C. organismsAcouldAspontaneouslyAariseAfromAotherAlivingAorganisms.
D. livingAorganismsAcouldAspontaneouslyAariseAfromAnon-livingAmaterial.

Bloom'sALevel:A2.AUnderstand
A LearningA Outcome:A01.01
Section:A01.01
Topic:AHistoryAofA Microbiology



4. WhichAofAtheseAscientist(s)Awas/wereAinvolvedAin,AamongAotherAthings,Ainvestigat
ingAtheAideaAofAspontaneousAgeneration?
A. Redi
B. vanALeeuwenhoek
C. Pasteur
D. Escherich
E. RediAANDAPasteur


Bloom'sALevel:A1.ARememberA
LearningAOutcome:A01.01
Section:A01.01
Topic:AHistoryAofA Microbiology




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CopyrightA ©A2016AMcGraw-
HillA Education.AAllArightsAreserved.A NoAreproductionA orAdistributionAwithoutAtheApriorAwrittenA consentAofA
McGraw-HillAEducation.

, ChapterA01A-
AHumansAandAtheAMicrobial


5. TheAworkAofATyndallAandACohn
A. supportedAtheAideaAofAspontaneousAgeneration.
B. wasAusedAtoAexplainAwhyothersAinvestigatingAspontaneousAgenerationAhadAobta
inedAresultsAthatAwereAoppositeAofAthoseAobtainedAbyAPasteur.
C. showedAthatAmicrobesAcausedAdisease.
D. allowedAscientistsAtoAseeAmicroorganisms.


Bloom'sALevel:A2.AUnderstand
A LearningA Outcome:A01.01
Section:A01.01
Topic:AHistoryAofA Microbiology



6.

TheAstructuresApresentAinAtheAhayAinfusionsAusedAinAexperimentsAonAspontaneousAgenerationAthatAmadeAthe
mAdifficultAtoAsterilizeAare



A. chlorophyll.
B. toxins.
C. organelles.
D. endospores.

Bloom'sALevel:A1.ARememberA
LearningAOutcome:A01.01
Section:A01.01
Topic:AHistoryAofA Microbiology



7. TheAoppositeAresultsAobtainedAbyscientistsAapparentlyAdoingAtheAsameAexp
erimentsAinAinvestigatingAspontaneousAgeneration
A. showsAtheAimportanceAofArepeatingAexperiments.
B. showsAtheAimportanceAofAexactlyduplicatingAexperimentalAconditions.
C. ledAtoAfurtherAexperimentsAthatAultimatelyAfurtheredAknowledge.
D. AllAofAtheAchoicesAareAcorrect.


Bloom'sALevel:A2.AUnderstand
A LearningA Outcome:A01.01
Section:A01.01
Topic:AHistoryAofA Microbiology




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HillA Education.AAllArightsAreserved.A NoAreproductionA orAdistributionAwithoutAtheApriorAwrittenA consentAofA
McGraw-HillAEducation.

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