TEST BANK For Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiology, 7th Edition By Connie R. Mahon, Verified Chapters 1 - 41, Complete Newest Version

Test Bank For Textbook Of Diagnostic
Microbiology 7th Edition By Connie R. Mahon
Chapters 1 - 41

, Mahon:59Textbook59of59Diagnostic59Microbiology,597th59Edition59Test59Bank


Table59of59contents
Part591:59Introduction59to59Clinical59Microbiology
Chapter591.59Bacterial59Cell59Structure,59Physiology,59Metabolism,59and59Genetics
Chapter592.59Host-Parasite59Interaction
Chapter593.59The59Laboratory59Role59in59Infection59Control
Chapter594.59Control59of59Microorganisms:59Disinfection,59Sterilization,59and59Microbiology59Safety
Chapter595.59Performance59Improvement59in59the59Microbiology59Laboratory
Chapter596.59Specimen59Collection59and59Processing
Chapter597.59Microscopic59Examination59of59Materials59from59Infected59Sites
Chapter598.5 9 Use59of59Colony59Morphology59for59the59Presumptive59Identification59of59Microorgani
sms
Chapter599.5 9 Biochemical59Identification59of59Gram-Negative59Bacteria
Chapter5910.59Immunodiagnosis59of59Infectious59Diseases
Chapter5911.59Applications59of59Molecular59Diagnostics
Chapter5912.59Antibacterial59Mechanisms59of59Action59and59Bacterial59Resistance59Mechanisms
Chapter5913.59Antimicrobial59Susceptibility59Testing
Part592:59Laboratory59Identification59of59Significant59Isolates
Chapter5914.59Staphylococci
Chapter5915.59Streptococcus,59Enterococcus,59and59Other59Catalase-Negative,59Gram-
Positive59Cocci
Chapter5916.59Aerobic59Gram-Positive59Bacilli
Chapter5917.59Neisseria59Species59and59Moraxella59catarrhalis
Chapter5918.59Haemophilus,59HACEK,59Legionella59and59Other59Fastidious59Gram-
Negative59Bacilli
Chapter5919.59Enterobacteriaceae
Chapter5920.59Vibrio,59Aeromonas,59and59Campylobacter59Species
Chapter5921.59Nonfermenting59and59Miscellaneous59Gram-Negative59Bacilli
Chapter5922.59Anaerobes59of59Clinical59Importance
Chapter5923.59The59Spirochetes
Chapter5924.59Chlamydia,59Rickettsia,59and59Similar59Organisms
Chapter5925.59Mycoplasma59and59Ureaplasma
Chapter5926.59Mycobacterium59tuberculosis59and59Nontuberculous59Mycobacteria
Chapter5927.59Medically59Significant59Fungi
Chapter5928.59Diagnostic59Parasitology
Chapter5929.59Clinical59Virology
Chapter5930.59Agents59of59Bioterror59and59Forensic59Microbiology
Chapter5931.59Biofilms:59Architects59of59Disease
Part593:59Laboratory59Diagnosis59of59Infectious59Diseases:59and59Organ59System59Approach59to59Di
agnostic59Microbiology
Chapter5932.59Upper59and59Lower59Respiratory59Tract59Infections
Chapter5933.59Skin59and59Soft59Tissue59Infections
Chapter5934.59Gastrointestinal59Infections59and59Food59Poisoning
Chapter5935.59Infections59of59the59Central59Nervous59System
Chapter5936.59Bacteremia59and59Sepsis
Chapter5937.59Urinary59Tract59Infections
Chapter5938.59Genital59Infections59and59Sexually59Transmitted59Infections
Chapter5939.59Infections59in59Special59Populations
Chapter5940.59Zoonotic59Diseases

,Chapter5941.59Ocular59Infections
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, Chapter5901:59Bacterial59Cell59Structure,59Physiology,59Metabolism,59
and59Genetics59Mahon:59Textbook59of59Diagnostic59Microbiology,597th5
9Edition59Test59Bank


MULTIPLE59CHOICE

1. To59survive,59microbial59inhabitants59have59learned59to59adapt59by59varying59all59of59the59
llowing,59except
a. growth59rate.
b. growth59in59all59atmospheric59conditions.
c. growth59at59particular59temperatures.
d. bacterial59shape.
ANSWER:5 9 D
The59chapter59begins59by59discussing59the59way59microbial59inhabitants59have59h
ad59to59evolve59to59survive59in59many59different59niches59and59habitats.59It59discu
sses59slow59growers,59rapid59growers,59and59replication59with59scarce59or59abund
ant59nutrients,59under59different59atmospheric59conditions,59temperature59requi
rements,59and59cell59structure.59Bacterial59shape59as59a59form59of59evolution59is5
9not59discussed.


OBJ:59 Level592:59Interpretation

2. Who59was59considered59the59father59of59protozoology59and59bacteriology?
a. Anton59van59Leeuwenhoek
b. Louis59Pasteur
c. Carl59Landsteiner
d. Michael59Douglas

ANSWER:5 9 A
The59book59discusses59Anton59van59Leeuwenhoek59as59the59inventor59of59the59mi
croscope59and59the59first59person59to59see59the59“beasties.”59So59they59dubbed59hi
m59the59father59of59protozoology59and59bacteriology.59The59other59three59individua
ls59were59not59discussed.

OBJ:59 Level591:59Recall

3. Prokaryotic59cells59have59which59of59the59following59structures59in59their59cytoplasm?
a. Golgi59apparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. Endoplasmic59reticulum

ANSWER:5 9 B
All59the59structures59listed59are59found59in59eukaryotic59cells,59but59ribosome
s59are59the59only59ones59that59apply59to59prokaryotic59cells.

OBJ:59 Level591:59Recall

4. This59form59of59DNA59is59commonly59found59in59eukaryotic59cells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid