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tion By Connie R. Mahon
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Chapters 1 - 41
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, Mahon:BTextbookBofBDiagnosticBMicrobiology,B7thBEditionBTestBBank
TableBofBcontents
PartB1:BIntroductionBtoBClinicalBMicrobiology
ChapterB1.BBacterialBCellBStructure,BPhysiology,BMetabolism,BandBGenetics
ChapterB2.BHost-ParasiteBInteraction
ChapterB3.BTheBLaboratoryBRoleBinBInfectionBControl
ChapterB4.BControlBofBMicroorganisms:BDisinfection,BSterilization,BandBMicrobiologyBSafety
ChapterB5.BPerformanceBImprovementBinBtheBMicrobiologyBLaboratory
ChapterB6.BSpecimenBCollectionBandBProcessing
ChapterB7.BMicroscopicBExaminationBofBMaterialsBfromBInfectedBSites
ChapterB8.B UseBofBColonyBMorphologyBforBtheBPresumptiveBIdentificationBofBMicroorganisms
ChapterB9.B BiochemicalBIdentificationBofBGram-NegativeBBacteria
ChapterB10.BImmunodiagnosisBofBInfectiousBDiseases
ChapterB11.BApplicationsBofBMolecularBDiagnostics
ChapterB12.BAntibacterialBMechanismsBofBActionBandBBacterialBResistanceBMechanisms
ChapterB13.BAntimicrobialBSusceptibilityBTesting
PartB2:BLaboratoryBIdentificationBofBSignificantBIsolates
ChapterB14.BStaphylococci
ChapterB15.BStreptococcus,BEnterococcus,BandBOtherBCatalase-Negative,BGram-PositiveBCocci
ChapterB16.BAerobicBGram-PositiveBBacilli
ChapterB17.BNeisseriaBSpeciesBandBMoraxellaBcatarrhalis
ChapterB18.BHaemophilus,BHACEK,BLegionellaBandBOtherBFastidiousBGram-NegativeBBacilli
ChapterB19.BEnterobacteriaceae
ChapterB20.BVibrio,BAeromonas,BandBCampylobacterBSpecies
ChapterB21.BNonfermentingBandBMiscellaneousBGram-NegativeBBacilli
ChapterB22.BAnaerobesBofBClinicalBImportance
ChapterB23.BTheBSpirochetes
ChapterB24.BChlamydia,BRickettsia,BandBSimilarBOrganisms
ChapterB25.BMycoplasmaBandBUreaplasma
ChapterB26.BMycobacteriumBtuberculosisBandBNontuberculousBMycobacteria
ChapterB27.BMedicallyBSignificantBFungi
ChapterB28.BDiagnosticBParasitology
ChapterB29.BClinicalBVirology
ChapterB30.BAgentsBofBBioterrorBandBForensicBMicrobiology
ChapterB31.BBiofilms:BArchitectsBofBDisease
PartB3:BLaboratoryBDiagnosisBofBInfectiousBDiseases:BandBOrganBSystemBApproachBtoBDiagnosticBMicrobiology
ChapterB32.BUpperBandBLowerBRespiratoryBTractBInfections
ChapterB33.BSkinBandBSoftBTissueBInfections
ChapterB34.BGastrointestinalBInfectionsBandBFoodBPoisoning
ChapterB35.BInfectionsBofBtheBCentralBNervousBSystem
ChapterB36.BBacteremiaBandBSepsis
ChapterB37.BUrinaryBTractBInfections
ChapterB38.BGenitalBInfectionsBandBSexuallyBTransmittedBInfections
ChapterB39.BInfectionsBinBSpecialBPopulations
ChapterB40.BZoonoticBDiseases
ChapterB41.BOcularBInfections
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,ChapterB01:BBacterialBCellBStructure,BPhysiology,BMetabolism,BandBGeneticsBMah
on:BTextbookBofBDiagnosticBMicrobiology,B7thBEditionBTestBBank
MULTIPLEBCHOICE
1. ToBsurvive,BmicrobialBinhabitantsBhaveBlearnedBtoBadaptBbyBvaryingBallBofBtheBfollowing,Bexcept
a. growthBrate.
b. growthBinBallBatmosphericBconditions.
c. growthBatBparticularBtemperatures.
d. bacterialBshape.
ANSWER:B D
TheBchapterBbeginsBbyBdiscussingBtheBwayBmicrobialBinhabitantsBhaveBhadBtoBevolveBtoBsurviveBinBm
anyBdifferentBnichesBandBhabitats.BItBdiscussesBslowBgrowers,BrapidBgrowers,BandBreplicationBwithB
scarceBorBabundantBnutrients,BunderBdifferentBatmosphericBconditions,BtemperatureBrequirements,
BandBcellBstructure.BBacterialBshapeBasBaBformBofBevolutionBisBnotBdiscussed.
OBJ:B LevelB2:BInterpretation
2. WhoBwasBconsideredBtheBfatherBofBprotozoologyBandBbacteriology?
a. AntonBvanBLeeuwenhoek
b. LouisBPasteur
c. CarlBLandsteiner
d. MichaelBDouglas
ANSWER:B A
TheBbookBdiscussesBAntonBvanBLeeuwenhoekBasBtheBinventorBofBtheBmicroscopeBandBtheBfirstBperso
nBtoBseeBtheB“beasties.”BSoBtheyBdubbedBhimBtheBfatherBofBprotozoologyBandBbacteriology.BTheBoth
erBthreeBindividualsBwereBnotBdiscussed.
OBJ:B LevelB1:BRecall
3. ProkaryoticBcellsBhaveBwhichBofBtheBfollowingBstructuresBinBtheirBcytoplasm?
a. GolgiBapparatus
b. Ribosomes
c. Mitochondria
d. EndoplasmicBreticulum
ANSWER:B B
AllBtheBstructuresBlistedBareBfoundBinBeukaryoticBcells,BbutBribosomesBareBtheBonlyBonesBthatBapp
lyBtoBprokaryoticBcells.
OBJ:B LevelB1:BRecall
4. ThisBformBofBDNABisBcommonlyBfoundBinBeukaryoticBcells.
a. Linear
b. Circular
c. Plasmid
d. Colloid
.
.
, ANSWER:B A
CircularBandBplasmidBDNABareBusuallyBfoundBonlyBinBbacteria,BnotBeukaryoticBcells.BColloidBisBaBpr
opertyBofBproteinBmoleculesBandBisBnotBassociatedBwithBnucleotides.
OBJ:B LevelB1:BRecall
5. TheBnuclearBmembraneBinBprokaryotesBis
a. missing.
b. impenetrable.
c. aBclassicBmembrane.
d. aBlipidBbilayerBmembrane.
ANSWER:B A
ProkaryoticBcellsBdoBnotBhaveBanyBmembrane-
boundBstructuresBinBtheBcytoplasmBincludingBaBstructuredBnucleus.
OBJ:B LevelB1:BRecall
6. ABmicroorganismBthatBisBaBunicellularBorganismBandBlacksBaBnuclearBmembraneBandBtrueBnuc
leusBbelongsBtoBwhichBclassification?
a. Fungi
b. Bacteria
c. Algae
d. Parasite
ANSWER:B B
Fungi,Balgae,BandBparasitesBareBunicellularBeukaryoticBorganismsBthatBcontainBaBtrueBnucleus.BBa
cteriaBareBprokaryoticBandBdoBnotBcontainBaBtrueBnucleusBorBnuclearBmembrane.
OBJ:B LevelB1:BRecall
7. InBtheBlaboratory,BtheBclinicalBmicrobiologistBisBresponsibleBforBallBtheBfollowing,Bexcept
a. isolatingBmicroorganisms.
b. selectingBtreatmentBforBpatients.
c. identifyingBmicroorganisms.
d. analyzingBbacteriaBthatBcauseBdisease.
ANSWER:B B
ClinicalBmicrobiologistsBdoBnotBselectBtheBtreatmentBforBpatients.BTheyBprovideBtheBdoctorBwithBtheB
nameBofBtheBorganismBandBtheBantibioticsBthatBcanBkillBtheBbacteria,BbutBnotBinBtheBfinalBselectionBo
fBtreatmentBprotocols.
OBJ:B LevelB2:BRecall
8. WhatBenablesBtheBmicrobiologistBtoBselectBtheBcorrectBmediaBforBprimaryBcultureBandBoptimizeBth
eBchanceBofBisolatingBaBpathogenicBorganism?
a. DeterminingBstainingBcharacteristics
b. UnderstandingBtheBcellBstructureBandBbiochemicalBpathwaysBofBanBorganism
c. UnderstandingBtheBgrowthBrequirementsBofBpotentialBpathogensBatBspecificBbodyBsite
d. KnowingBtheBdifferencesBinBcellBwallsBofBparticularBbacteria
ANSWER:B C