Test Bank For Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiology, 7th Edition By Connie R. Mahon – Complete Chapters 1 – 41 | Newest Version.

Test Bank For Textbook Of Diagnostic Microbiology, 7th
Edition By Connie R. Mahon – Complete Chapters 1 –
41 | Newest Version.

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TableJofJcontents
PartJ1:JIntroductionJtoJClinicalJMicrobiology
ChapterJ1.JBacterialJCellJStructure,JPhysiology,JMetabolism,JandJGenetics
ChapterJ2.JHost-ParasiteJInteraction
ChapterJ3.JTheJLaboratoryJRoleJinJInfectionJControl
ChapterJ4.JControlJofJMicroorganisms:JDisinfection,JSterilization,JandJMicrobiologyJSafety
ChapterJ5.JPerformanceJImprovementJinJtheJMicrobiologyJLaboratory
ChapterJ6.JSpecimenJCollectionJandJProcessing
ChapterJ7.JMicroscopicJExaminationJofJMaterialsJfromJInfectedJSites
ChapterJ8.J UseJofJColonyJMorphologyJforJtheJPresumptiveJIdentificationJofJMicroorganisms
ChapterJ9.J BiochemicalJIdentificationJofJGram-NegativeJBacteria
ChapterJ10.JImmunodiagnosisJofJInfectiousJDiseases
ChapterJ11.JApplicationsJofJMolecularJDiagnostics
ChapterJ12.JAntibacterialJMechanismsJofJActionJandJBacterialJResistanceJMechanisms
ChapterJ13.JAntimicrobialJSusceptibilityJTesting
PartJ2:JLaboratoryJIdentificationJofJSignificantJIsolates
ChapterJ14.JStaphylococci
ChapterJ15.JStreptococcus,JEnterococcus,JandJOtherJCatalase-Negative,JGram-PositiveJCocci
ChapterJ16.JAerobicJGram-PositiveJBacilli
ChapterJ17.JNeisseriaJSpeciesJandJMoraxellaJcatarrhalis
ChapterJ18.JHaemophilus,JHACEK,JLegionellaJandJOtherJFastidiousJGram-NegativeJBacilli
ChapterJ19.JEnterobacteriaceae
ChapterJ20.JVibrio,JAeromonas,JandJCampylobacterJSpecies
ChapterJ21.JNonfermentingJandJMiscellaneousJGram-NegativeJBacilli
ChapterJ22.JAnaerobesJofJClinicalJImportance
ChapterJ23.JTheJSpirochetes
ChapterJ24.JChlamydia,JRickettsia,JandJSimilarJOrganisms
ChapterJ25.JMycoplasmaJandJUreaplasma
ChapterJ26.JMycobacteriumJtuberculosisJandJNontuberculousJMycobacteria
ChapterJ27.JMedicallyJSignificantJFungi
ChapterJ28.JDiagnosticJParasitology
ChapterJ29.JClinicalJVirology
ChapterJ30.JAgentsJofJBioterrorJandJForensicJMicrobiology
ChapterJ31.JBiofilms:JArchitectsJofJDisease
PartJ3:JLaboratoryJDiagnosisJofJInfectiousJDiseases:JandJOrganJSystemJApproachJtoJDiagnosticMicrobiologyJ

ChapterJ32.JUpperJandJLowerJRespiratoryJTractJInfections

,ChapterJ33.JSkinJandJSoftJTissueJInfections
ChapterJ34.JGastrointestinalJInfectionsJandJFoodJPoisoning
ChapterJ35.JInfectionsJofJtheJCentralJNervousJSystem
ChapterJ36.JBacteremiaJandJSepsis
ChapterJ37.JUrinaryJTractJInfections
ChapterJ38.JGenitalJInfectionsJandJSexuallyJTransmittedJInfections
ChapterJ39.JInfectionsJinJSpecialJPopulations
ChapterJ40.JZoonoticJDiseases
ChapterJ41.JOcularJInfections
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ChapterJ01:JBacterialJCellJStructure,JPhysiology,JMetabolism,JandJGeneticsMahJ
on:JTextbookJofJDiagnosticJMicrobiology,J7thJEditionJTestJBank


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growthJrate.
b. growthJinJallJatmosphericJconditions.
c. growthJatJparticularJtemperatures.
d. bacterialJshape.
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2. WhoJwasJconsideredJtheJfatherJofJprotozoologyJandJbacteriology?
a. AntonJvanJLeeuwenhoek
b. LouisJPasteur
c. CarlJLandsteiner
d. MichaelJDouglas
ANSWER:JA
TheJbookJdiscussesJAntonJvanJLeeuwenhoekJasJtheJinventorJofJtheJmicroscopeJandJtheJfirstJpersonJt
oJseeJtheJ“beasties.”JSoJtheyJdubbedJhimJtheJfatherJofJprotozoologyJandJbacteriology.TheJ
JotherJt hreeJindividualsJwereJnotJdiscussed.




OBJ:JLevelJ1:JRecall

3. ProkaryoticJcellsJhaveJwhichJofJtheJfollowingJstructuresJinJtheirJcytoplasm?
a. GolgiJapparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria

, d. EndoplasmicJreticulum
ANSWER:J B
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toJprokaryoticJcells.

OBJ:JLevelJ1:JRecall

5. TheJnuclearJmembraneJinJprokaryotesJis
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c. aJclassicJmembrane.
d. aJlipidJbilayerJmembrane.
ANSWER:JA
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Jnucleus.




OBJ:JLevelJ1:JRecall

6. AJmicroorganismJthatJisJaJunicellularJorganismJandJlacksJaJnuclearJmembraneJandJtruenucleJ
usJbelongsJtoJwhichJclassification? a. Fungi
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c. Algae
d. Parasite
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OBJ:JLevelJ1:JRecall

7. InJtheJlaboratory,JtheJclinicalJmicrobiologistJisJresponsibleJforJallJtheJfollowing,Jexcept a.
isolatingJmicroorganisms.
b. selectingJtreatmentJforJpatients.
c. identifyingJmicroorganisms.
d. analyzingJbacteriaJthatJcauseJdisease.
ANSWER:J B
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meJofJtheJorganismJandJtheJantibioticsJthatJcanJkillJtheJbacteria,JbutJnotJinJtheJfinalJselectionJofJtre
atmentJprotocols.

OBJ:JLevelJ2:JRecall

8. WhatJenablesJtheJmicrobiologistJtoJselectJtheJcorrectJmediaJforJprimaryJcultureJandJoptimizetheJ Jc
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b. UnderstandingJtheJcellJstructureJandJbiochemicalJpathwaysJofJanJorganism
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d. KnowingJtheJdifferencesJinJcellJwallsJofJparticularJbacteria