Test Bank Microbiology for the Healthcare Professional
3rd Edition By Karin C. Van Meter,. Hubert Verified
Chapter's 1 - 25 | Complete Newest Version
,1.lvlvScopelvoflvmicrobiology
2.lvlvChemistrylvoflvlife
3.lvlvCelllvstructurelvandlvfunction
4.lvlvBacterialvandlvarchaea
5.lvlvViruses
6.lvlvEukaryoticlvmicroorganisms
7.lvlvPhysicallvandlvchemicallvmethodslvoflvcontrol
8.lvlvMicrobiologicallvlaboratorylvtechniques
9.lvlvMicrobiologicallvlaboratorylvsafetylvissues
10.lvlvPharmacology
11.lvlvAntimicrobiallvdrugs
12.lvlvInfectionlvandlvdisease
13.lvlvThelvimmunelvresponselvandlvlymphaticlvsystem
14.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvintegumentarylvsystem,lvsoftlvtissue,lvandlvmusculoskeletallvsystem
15.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvrespiratorylvsystem
16.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvgastrointestinallvsystem
17.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvnervouslvsystemlvandlvsensorylvstructures
lv
18.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvcardiovascularlvandlvcirculatorylvsystems
lv
19.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvurinarylvsystem
lv
20.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvreproductivelvsystem
21.lvlvSexuallylvtransmittedlvinfectionslvandlvdiseases
lv
22.lvlvHumanlvagelvandlvmicroorganisms
23.lvlvMicroorganismslvinlvthelvenvironmentlvandlveffectslvonlvhumanlvhealth
lv
24.lvlvEmerginglvinfectiouslvdiseases
25.lvlvBiotechnology
,Chapterlv01:lvScopelvoflvMicrobiology
VanMeter:lvMicrobiologylvforlvthelvHealthcarelvProfessional,lv3rdlvEdition
MULTIPLElvCHOICE
1. Inlvthelvsixteenthlvcenturylvalvfather-and-sonlvteam,lvbylvthelvnamelvof
,lvproducedlvalvcompoundlvmicroscopelvconsistinglvoflvalvsimplelvtubelvwithlvlenseslvatlveachlve
nd.
a. vanlvLeeuwenhoek
b. Semmelweis
c. Janssen
d. Hooke
ANS:l v C REF:l v p.lv3
2. “Animalcules”lvwerelvfirstlvdescribedlvby
a. RobertlvHooke.
b. AntonylvvanlvLeeuwenhoek.
c. HanslvJanssen.
d. JohnlvNeedham.
ANS:l v B REF:l v p.lv3
3. Micrographia,lvalvpublicationlvillustratinglvinsects,lvsponges,lvaslvwelllvaslvplantlvcells,lvwaslvpublish
edlvby
a. RobertlvHooke.
b. AntonylvvanlvLeeuwenhoek.
c. HanslvJanssen.
d. JohnlvNeedham.
ANS:l v A REF:l v p.lv3
4. Low-
powerlvmicroscopeslvdesignedlvforlvobservinglvfairlylvlargelvobjectslvsuchlvaslvinsectslvorlvwormslvar
e
a. electronlvmicroscopes.
b. dark-fieldlvmicroscopes.
c. fluorescencelvmicroscopes.
d. stereomicroscopes.
ANS:l v D REF:l v p.lv5
5. Alvmicroscopelvthatlvprovideslvalvthree-dimensionallvimagelvoflvalvspecimenlvislva
a. dark-fieldlvmicroscope.
b. transmissionlvelectronlvmicroscope.
c. bright-fieldlvmicroscope.
d. scanninglvelectronlvmicroscope.
ANS:l v D REF:l v p.lv7
6. Thelvtoollvoflvchoicelvtolvobservelvlivinglvmicroorganismslvislvthe
a. bright-fieldlvmicroscope.
b. phase-contrastlvmicroscope.
, c. fluorescencelvmicroscope.
d. electronlvmicroscope.
ANS:l v B REF:l v p.lv6
7. Whichlvscientistlvislvmostlvresponsiblelvforlvendinglvthelvcontroversylvaboutlvspontaneouslvgeneration?
a. JohnlvNeedham
b. JosephlvLister
c. LouislvPasteur
d. RobertlvKoch
ANS:l v C REF:l v p.lv8
8. Fossilslvoflvprokaryoteslvgolvback billionlvyears.
a. 4.0lvtolv5.0
b.lvlvl v 3.5lvtolv4.0
c. 2.5lvtolv3.0
d.lvlvl v 2.2lvtolv2.7
ANS:l v B REF:l v p.lv9
9. Moldslvbelonglvtolvwhichlvoflvthelvfollowinglvgroupslvoflveukaryoticlvorganisms?
a. Protozoans
b. Archaea
c. Fungi
d. Algae
ANS:l v C REF:l v p.lv11
10. Thelvcorrectlvdescendinglvorderlvoflvtaxonomiclvcategorieslvis
a. species,lvdomain,lvphylum,lvkingdom,lvorder,lvdivision,lvclass,lvgenus.
b. domain,lvkingdom,lvphylum,lvclass,lvfamily,lvorder,lvgenus,lvspecies.
c. domain,lvkingdom,lvphylum,lvclass,lvorder,lvfamily,lvgenus,lvspecies.
d. kingdom,lvdomain,lvphylum,lvorder,lvclass,lvfamily,lvgenus,lvspecies.
ANS:l v C REF:l v p.lv10
11. Complexlvcommunitieslvoflvmicroorganismslvonlvsurfaceslvarelvcalled
a. colonies.
b. biofilms.
c. biospheres.
d. flora.
ANS:l v B REF:l v p.lv12
12. Alvrelationshiplvbetweenlvorganismslvinlvwhichlvthelvwastelvproductlvoflvonelvprovideslvnutrientsl
vforlvanotherlvislvcalled
a. mutualism.
b. competition.
c. synergism.
d. commensalism.
ANS:l v D REF:l v p.lv12
3rd Edition By Karin C. Van Meter,. Hubert Verified
Chapter's 1 - 25 | Complete Newest Version
,1.lvlvScopelvoflvmicrobiology
2.lvlvChemistrylvoflvlife
3.lvlvCelllvstructurelvandlvfunction
4.lvlvBacterialvandlvarchaea
5.lvlvViruses
6.lvlvEukaryoticlvmicroorganisms
7.lvlvPhysicallvandlvchemicallvmethodslvoflvcontrol
8.lvlvMicrobiologicallvlaboratorylvtechniques
9.lvlvMicrobiologicallvlaboratorylvsafetylvissues
10.lvlvPharmacology
11.lvlvAntimicrobiallvdrugs
12.lvlvInfectionlvandlvdisease
13.lvlvThelvimmunelvresponselvandlvlymphaticlvsystem
14.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvintegumentarylvsystem,lvsoftlvtissue,lvandlvmusculoskeletallvsystem
15.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvrespiratorylvsystem
16.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvgastrointestinallvsystem
17.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvnervouslvsystemlvandlvsensorylvstructures
lv
18.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvcardiovascularlvandlvcirculatorylvsystems
lv
19.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvurinarylvsystem
lv
20.lvlvInfectionslvoflvthelvreproductivelvsystem
21.lvlvSexuallylvtransmittedlvinfectionslvandlvdiseases
lv
22.lvlvHumanlvagelvandlvmicroorganisms
23.lvlvMicroorganismslvinlvthelvenvironmentlvandlveffectslvonlvhumanlvhealth
lv
24.lvlvEmerginglvinfectiouslvdiseases
25.lvlvBiotechnology
,Chapterlv01:lvScopelvoflvMicrobiology
VanMeter:lvMicrobiologylvforlvthelvHealthcarelvProfessional,lv3rdlvEdition
MULTIPLElvCHOICE
1. Inlvthelvsixteenthlvcenturylvalvfather-and-sonlvteam,lvbylvthelvnamelvof
,lvproducedlvalvcompoundlvmicroscopelvconsistinglvoflvalvsimplelvtubelvwithlvlenseslvatlveachlve
nd.
a. vanlvLeeuwenhoek
b. Semmelweis
c. Janssen
d. Hooke
ANS:l v C REF:l v p.lv3
2. “Animalcules”lvwerelvfirstlvdescribedlvby
a. RobertlvHooke.
b. AntonylvvanlvLeeuwenhoek.
c. HanslvJanssen.
d. JohnlvNeedham.
ANS:l v B REF:l v p.lv3
3. Micrographia,lvalvpublicationlvillustratinglvinsects,lvsponges,lvaslvwelllvaslvplantlvcells,lvwaslvpublish
edlvby
a. RobertlvHooke.
b. AntonylvvanlvLeeuwenhoek.
c. HanslvJanssen.
d. JohnlvNeedham.
ANS:l v A REF:l v p.lv3
4. Low-
powerlvmicroscopeslvdesignedlvforlvobservinglvfairlylvlargelvobjectslvsuchlvaslvinsectslvorlvwormslvar
e
a. electronlvmicroscopes.
b. dark-fieldlvmicroscopes.
c. fluorescencelvmicroscopes.
d. stereomicroscopes.
ANS:l v D REF:l v p.lv5
5. Alvmicroscopelvthatlvprovideslvalvthree-dimensionallvimagelvoflvalvspecimenlvislva
a. dark-fieldlvmicroscope.
b. transmissionlvelectronlvmicroscope.
c. bright-fieldlvmicroscope.
d. scanninglvelectronlvmicroscope.
ANS:l v D REF:l v p.lv7
6. Thelvtoollvoflvchoicelvtolvobservelvlivinglvmicroorganismslvislvthe
a. bright-fieldlvmicroscope.
b. phase-contrastlvmicroscope.
, c. fluorescencelvmicroscope.
d. electronlvmicroscope.
ANS:l v B REF:l v p.lv6
7. Whichlvscientistlvislvmostlvresponsiblelvforlvendinglvthelvcontroversylvaboutlvspontaneouslvgeneration?
a. JohnlvNeedham
b. JosephlvLister
c. LouislvPasteur
d. RobertlvKoch
ANS:l v C REF:l v p.lv8
8. Fossilslvoflvprokaryoteslvgolvback billionlvyears.
a. 4.0lvtolv5.0
b.lvlvl v 3.5lvtolv4.0
c. 2.5lvtolv3.0
d.lvlvl v 2.2lvtolv2.7
ANS:l v B REF:l v p.lv9
9. Moldslvbelonglvtolvwhichlvoflvthelvfollowinglvgroupslvoflveukaryoticlvorganisms?
a. Protozoans
b. Archaea
c. Fungi
d. Algae
ANS:l v C REF:l v p.lv11
10. Thelvcorrectlvdescendinglvorderlvoflvtaxonomiclvcategorieslvis
a. species,lvdomain,lvphylum,lvkingdom,lvorder,lvdivision,lvclass,lvgenus.
b. domain,lvkingdom,lvphylum,lvclass,lvfamily,lvorder,lvgenus,lvspecies.
c. domain,lvkingdom,lvphylum,lvclass,lvorder,lvfamily,lvgenus,lvspecies.
d. kingdom,lvdomain,lvphylum,lvorder,lvclass,lvfamily,lvgenus,lvspecies.
ANS:l v C REF:l v p.lv10
11. Complexlvcommunitieslvoflvmicroorganismslvonlvsurfaceslvarelvcalled
a. colonies.
b. biofilms.
c. biospheres.
d. flora.
ANS:l v B REF:l v p.lv12
12. Alvrelationshiplvbetweenlvorganismslvinlvwhichlvthelvwastelvproductlvoflvonelvprovideslvnutrientsl
vforlvanotherlvislvcalled
a. mutualism.
b. competition.
c. synergism.
d. commensalism.
ANS:l v D REF:l v p.lv12
