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Prepare for your Jersey College Microbiology Final Exam with this comprehensive study guide covering the core concepts taught in the BIO201/BIO202 microbiology curriculum. Topics include microbial cell structure, bacterial classification, viruses, fungi, parasites, immunology, antimicrobial drugs, infection control, and laboratory principles. The guide features organized review notes, practice questions, and detailed answer explanations to reinforce key microbiology concepts and improve exam readiness. Designed for nursing and allied health students, this resource supports efficient review of clinically relevant microbiology topics commonly covered in final examinations. It is an excellent companion for students seeking a structured, comprehensive review before their microbiology final. Jersey College's microbiology curriculum emphasizes microorganism classification, disease processes, diagnostics, infection control, antimicrobial therapy, and immunology, making these topics especially relevant for exam preparation.

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2025 JERSEY COLLEGE MICROBIOLOGY
FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE
REVIEW NOTES PRACTICE QUESTIONS
DETAILED ANSWER EXPLANATIONS and
EXAM PREP


(19) Define Cystitis? -correct answer-UTI involving infection of the
urinary bladder


(19) How to treat a UTI? -correct answer-Antibiotic amoxicillin


(19) What are typical symptoms of a UTI? -correct answer-Painful and
cloudy urine


(19) What anatomical features in women can increase the possibility of a
UTI? -correct answer-Shorter urethra, close proximity of the anus to
the urethral opening


(19) What is another name for glomerulonephritis? -correct answer-
Brights disease


(19) What organisms are usually associated with a UTI? -correct
answer-Chlymydia and Mycoplasma from sexual activity

,(20) what are some bacterial infections of the female reproductive system? -
correct answer-Vaginitis, TSS, endometritis, salpingitis


(20) what are some bacteria that have been identified as frequently
responsible for non sexually transmitted infections of the reproductive
system? -correct answer-E-coli, Gardnerella vaginalis, staphylococcus
Aurorus


(20) what is the most common bacterial non sexually transmitted infection
of the male reproductive system? -correct answer-Prostatitis


(20) what best characterizes the normal flora in a healthy male
reproductive system? -correct answer-Sterile, no normal flora


(20) what are some methods typically used to diagnose bacterial infections
of the reproductive system? -correct answer-Microscopic examination
of discharge from infected organ and microscopic examination of urine for
organisms.


(20) what are factors that can increase the chances of vaginitis? -correct
answer-Use of antibiotics, pregnancy, menopause


(20) what is the organism that is responsible for the vast majority of cases
of fungal vaginitis? -correct answer-Candida albicans


(20) what are symptoms of prostatitis? -correct answer-Painful
urination, fever and chills, weak urine flow

, (20) what can be done to prevent bacterial vaginitis? -correct answer-
Avoiding wearing tight pants, wearing panties with cotton crotch,
infrequent douching


(20) what are clue cells? -correct answer-Vaginal epithelial cells that
are examined to determine the presence of gardnerella vaginalis.


(20) what enzyme is found in the cervix and semen that are important in
providing a chemical defense against bacterial infections of the
reproductive organs? -correct answer-Lysosome


(20) what is the bacteria most responsible for TSS? -correct answer-
Staphylococcus Aurorus


(20) PID is sometimes caused by what bacterium of the normal vaginal
microflora? -correct answer-Mycoplasma hominis


(20) what is PID or pelvic inflammatory disease? -correct answer-A
collective term for any extensive bacterial infection of the pelvic organs.


(20) what bacteria can cause premature labor, premature rupture of the
membranes and fever during labor? -correct answer-Group B Strep
(gram +)


(21) which organism is the causative agent for gonorrhea? -correct
answer-Neisseria

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